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Draped in a flowing green gown, Contestant #6 dazzled with elegance, charm, and pure joy. Her walk on the red carpet wasn’t just fashion—it was freedom. She embraced the moment with grace, confidence, and that magnetic smile that won every heart in sight. Adorned in a sleek black dress and golden accessories, this contestant redefined confidence on the Mr. and Miss Inclusive Kenya runway. Her skin told a story—one of vitiligo, of boldness, and of owning every step with unapologetic power. The crowd didn’t just see fashion—they saw freedom. “Vision is not confined to the eyes. With my heart as my compass, I navigate the world with grace and determination.” Mercyline’s journey through the auditions at Uhuru Park and subsequent spotlight on the stage challenged stereotypes and showcased true inner vision. “As CEO of TBC Training College, launching Mr. and Miss Inclusive deepened my commitment to celebrating diversity. More than a pageant, it’s a platform for equal opportunity and representation. True leadership means creating spaces where everyone feels seen and empowered—and inclusivity is a responsibility I proudly embrace. As the web developer behind Mr. and Miss Inclusive Kenya and COO at Leviamice, I’m passionate about using technology to amplify underrepresented voices. Building this platform was more than just code—it was a chance to create visibility, dignity, and access for all. I believe digital spaces should reflect the inclusive world we’re working to build offline.
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