10 Countries With The Most Beautiful Women In Africa. Kenya Is On The List But Number 9 Will Shock You Though (Photos)

The nation has once again fared impressively on the continental stage after it emerged as one of the countries with most beautiful faces.

Early September last year, a research done by South Africans ranked Kenya as the country with the ugliest people in Africa.

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The research rubbed KOT the wrong way sparking a twitter war with the South African counterparts.

According to a list published by Anchor Vibe, Kenya has been ranked a record second behind Ethiopia as the country with the most beautiful women in the continent.

The sparkling one and only Habida was the face of Kenya on the list. The blog used the seductress’ eye-popping photo to represent the beautiful women of the country.

We managed to defeat our loud West African brothers, Nigeria and Africa’s most developed nation, South Africa, who were ranked seventh and eight respectively.

Another gatecrasher on the list was Zimbabwe. The South African state was ranked ninth. But I don’t remember the Mugabenation ever having more pretty women than Rwanda.

Uncle Bob’s country is certainly a shocker on that list. Talking of Rwanda, the tiny East African country is conspicuously missing from the list. What on happened?

I mean we all know Rwanda has the angels. Take for example the current Miss Rwanda 2015, Doriane Kundwa, who caused a stir in Kenya by her impressive beauty. And let’s not forget Paul Kagame’s super sexy daughter who trended worldwide the moment the globe saw her gorgeous photos.

                          Doriane Kundwa

            President Kagame and his daughter

Generally, Rwandese women receive standing ovation whenever they pop up anyway. Most Kenyan men would agree Rwanda is the epitome of beauty in Africa.

Anyway, the list thought otherwise. So let’s take it as it is for now less we file a petition. Check out the full list below:

1. Ethiopia

2. Kenya

3. Ivory Coast

4. Tanzania

5. Ghana

6. DR Congo

7. Nigeria

8. South Africa

9. Zimbabwe

10. Egypt