The 2024 Miss Universe winner will be crowned this weekend on 16 November in Mexico.
While reigning Miss South Africa, Mia Le Roux, has withdrawn from the Miss Universe competition, a strong contingent of African beauty queens remain in the race for the coveted title.
The Miss Universe 2024 contestants from Africa include representatives from Angola, Botswana, Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Côte d’Ivoire, Equatorial Guinea, Egypt, Eritrea, Kenya, and Mauritius.
Other contestants vying for the crown hail from Namibia, Nigeria, Senegal, Somalia, Tanzania, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
The 2024 Miss Universe winner will be crowned this weekend on 16 November in Mexico.
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Meet the African queens still vying for the Miss Universe title
Nacira Libeiral Do Amaral, 20, is a shining representative of Angola.
Dr Thanolo Keutwile, 28, is a medical doctor proudly representing Botswana.
Njikam Raïssa, 25, representing Cameroon.
Ilda Amani, 26, for Democratic Republic of Congo
Diana Dashaira Mouhafo, 24, is Equatorial Guinea ’s beauty queen.
Logina Salah, 34, representing Egypt.
Snit Tewoldemedhin, 25, represents Eritrea.
Nene Mariama Saran Bah, 24, represents Guinea’s in the competition.
Irene Mukii, 26, represents Kenya.
Tania René, 27, for Mauritius
Prisca Anyolo, 28, representing Namibia.
Chidimma Vanessa Onwe Adetshina, 22, from Nigeria.
Fatou Bintou Gueye, 23, is Senegal’s stunning representative.
Khadija Omar, 23, the beauty queen represents Somalia
Judith Peter Ngusa, 23, represents Tanzania
Brandina Lubuli, 28, for Zambia.
Representing Zimbabwe is Sakhile Dube, 27.
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