Windhoek - Zimbabwean M-Net Face of Africa hopefuls Tholakele Dhlamini and Roseanna Hall do not only hope of wearing the coveted crown and landing a modelling contract, but hold far reaching dreams for their modelling careers - some of which are already coming to fruition.
Both girls will feature on the Face of Africa 2010 calendar which will feature twelve girls for twelve months. Rosanna will also be featuring on the cover of True Love magazine in the coming year.
Roseanna loves pizza and lists her favourite books as "Pride and Prejudice" and "Things Fall Apart". Her first-ever sighting of the sea during Face of Africa Boot Camp instantly made Mombasa's beach her favourite place in Africa. To Roseanna, the best thing about Africa is that "we are all so different and diverse but we can come together like old friends".
She says the best thing about Face of Africa is the fact that she gets to travel and see beautiful places she never even knew existed. "I also get to model on a more professional level, which is my dream," she says. To relax, Roseanna listens to Kanye West and walks around her neighbourhood to clear her mind.
For 23-year-old Tholakele from Harare, Zimbabwe and the oldest Face of Africa 2010 finalists, the music of Enrique, Ciara, Ashanti and Donnie McClurkin thrills her, while she enjoys animated movies. Her two favourites are Madagascar and The Lion King. Her favourite place in Africa is Zimbabwe and she says the best thing about Africa is that "it is beautiful, unique and has natural wonders".
During the last few weeks, the style team behind M-Net's Face of Africa has been showing viewers how to dress for success with only a few items of clothing and a bit of makeup - worthy of a jet-setting supermodel working and partying in New York
Face of Africa is in its tenth year and has produced great models like Oluchi Onweagba, the first winner of the show, Nombulelo Mazibuko, Benvida Mudenge, Ramatoulaye Dialo, Kaone Kario, Ventantia Otto, Kate Mensah, and a host of other past winners".
