ETHIOPIA
A certain scholar once told me civilization actually started in Ethiopia thus i dont find it surprising Ethiopia is probably the home of the most beautiful women in Africa. Ethiopian women are by far some of the most beautiful women in the world. Some say that their beauty results from the mixing of ancient Yemeni people with the Ethiopians. Regardless, their features are unique and incredibly attractive.
They have intriguing faces and voluptuous bodies that are unrivaled. More, everyone can perform this incredible shoulder dance. Hahaha, unfortunately due to the poverty, if you do find yourself with an Ethiopian girl, it is often difficult to tell if they like you for you or for your money.
EGYPT
True, many Egyptian women have been subjugated, hidden, veiled, Niquabed and Hijabbed in to submission, Abbayayed and Burkhaed in to invisibility, removed from the public sector, restricted to the domestic, and clothed away.
Shielded from our prying eyes, we on the outside are left to ponder their inner beauty. But there are times when their hidden charms are revealed. Am sure you wont fail to see their overwhelming ravishingness, sensuality, and intoxicating loveliness.
The kind of eyes and other physical features found in this country are not shared by any other ethnicity in the world. You might have also seen the beauty of these women in the movies that depict the life of the ancient Egyptian Kings who craved for these women.
RWANDA
“Spent some time in up Kigali", attending public schools in different areas has allowed me to surround myself with the beautiful women of Rwanda. I believe all women are beautiful regardless of race but Rwandese women are definitely a class above, in my opinion, they have unique qualities that I absolutely love. The full lips that Rwandese women possess are an attractive feature that women from other cultures often attempt to duplicate.
Their physical figure is truly amazing. The nice thighs, the hips, and the behind- those are qualities every man wont fail to notice. I’ve honestly had to stop myself from staring multiple times on campus. Those natural curves are a blessing. But it’s not just physical traits. On top of their physical features, Rwandese women are independent, very hardworking, and influential. I love Rwandese women. They are definitely one of a kind.”
SOMALIA
Someone who has never seen the beauty of Somali women before may be amazed at their extraordinary features at first sight. Somali women are exceptionally beauty and have come of age with many becoming a household name in foreign lands.Take the case of Iman, a Somali model who has stunned the world with her cat walk styles in some of the world's best fashion competitions. She appeared in many western movies often playing different characters.
They are considered beautiful because of their womanly physical features that to some eyes will stand out - light skin, soft long hair, small nose, and European facial features.
Just like the Egyptians taking a Somali woman to your Mama is definitely a problem..They tend to marry their own races
TANZANIA
Tanzanian women are famed for their beauty, homemaking and bedroom skills. If you are looking for a proper beautiful woman to take back home and introduce to your parents then Tanzania is where you should look
Be spiritually strong before you embark on the curiosity visit to Tanzania for the simple reasons of what your eyes could see, otherwise you could perhaps be consumed helplessly to the lust of you imagination
ANGOLA
Angola is more like a little Brazil full of exotic women of different texture..Angolans are chocolate Scandos 
In all seriousness they have regular facial proportions & noble
features. A few Angola women are supermodels, that's no accident.
In all seriousness they have regular facial proportions & noble
features. A few Angola women are supermodels, that's no accident.
Brazillians are also stereotyped to have a high average of 'beautiful '
people but the difference is that most Angolans are 100% naturally beautiful, unlike Brazil that has a very high amount of plastic surgery
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