I was born and brewed in Namibia,  Ansua
Hammerslaght a 28-year-old single African mother  raised on the farm with morals and values not
only to be a daughter, mother, sister and one day a wife  with Humility. I am the second oldest of 4
children. Growing up as a poor child  I
have learned to work hard and achieve as to where I am today a current Sales
Executive for an Information Technology Distributor. In my spare time, I devote
my life to Charity, community work, Inspirational speeches and advising to
young woman mothers and girls. I live for my six-year-old son Quein who is my
life inspiration. I thrive to help other who does not have because I as one
know what it feels like not to have anything. Through all my hard work tears
laughter joy pain suffering surviving I have achieved the following I have
devoted my life to being the change I want to see in the world so I started
with Charity and Pageants

 

Mrs
Namibia Globe 2014

Mrs
Globe Photogenic

Nominee
for Best New Country

Out
of Africa Queen 2015 First Princess

Out
of Africa Queen 2015 Business Queen Award

Out
of Africa Queen Finalist

Out
of Africa Winter Queen 2014 Finalist

As a
mother, i want to leave footprints for my son in this world!

WHAT
FUELS ME

These
words mean a lot in my life courage, love, hope, faith, passion, kindness,
determination respect, learning because one has to be courageous to what you
have to do, love I love to share more love means a better world, hope in my
darkest hour, faith when I need to hold on, passion to believe in my dreams,
kindness to bestow upon anyone who needs it, determination to tell myself I can
do it, respect and other will respect you even as I am growing older I learn
one is never too old to learn.

MY
GREATEST INFLUENCE:

My
son,  My Family I have witnessed as each
of us has fought our battles of life love ambition and I have watched us not
only stand together as a family but love one another and believing in one
another, getting up when we have fallen finding our way when we were lost. 

MY TOP THREE ROLE MODELS:

I
have a few depends on what I am going through or looking for

Eleanor
Roosevelt – First Lady, U.S Delegate to the United Nations, Human Rights
Activist

Rosa
Parks  – Civil Rights Activist

Yaa
Asantewa the Ghanian Queen mother of Ejisu who empathy for her people motivated
her to fight for her people’s protection

Princess
Diana  – Princess of Whales Humanitarian

IN THE NEXT FIVE YEARS…..

I
have so much I want to share with this world firstly I would love to have my
book out BASED UPON MY LIFE, I hope to start my own foundation for unfortunate
children and woman whom I can help with education a college of arts for our
young talented children where dreams can be build and hope bestowed upon them.
I want to learn at least 4 languages as I am passionate about it.

THE
AFRICAN WOMAN’S CHALLENGE:

Rights,
Equality, Abandonment, abuse I talked on a regular basis with other young
single mothers woman teenage girls  I
advise them on what they seek as far as I can possibly do.

WHAT I
DO TO RELAX:

I do
anything that makes me happy I love travelling discovering new places and
spending time with my family so when I relax I love to be a free spirit!

MY  
–   I.C.E. [INSPIRE|CELEBRATE|EMPOWER]
VISION

We
are the strongest most profound blessing to our countries to our land we are courageous
strong self-driven if we stand together we will be the strongest force of love
the world has ever seen we are the backbone of our men the shoulder of our
children so we need to the backbone of our fellow sisters in all countries
.above all we dream for a better tomorrow for our generation yet to come.

MY
AFRICAN UNION PLANS:

 Communications 
– I am a very outspoken person and I am good with people I can have a
voice for those who cannot speak

 Humanitarian and delegate   – as a young woman I have been involved in
charity helping since growing up because sharing with others started in parents
house  

Activist
– I am not afraid to fight for what is right and my first campaign would be
Single Mother Rights for those mothers who suffers abandonment with their
children and fathers not taking responsibility.

FINAL WORDS OF ADVICE: