Ngina Kenyatta  (Kenya)

President Uhuru Kenyatta and First Lady Margaret Wanjiru have three children, sons Jomo and Jaba and daughter Ngina. She is named after her grandmother Mama Ngina Kenyatta. This nice-looking “controversial” lady is the daughter of Uhuru Kenyatta, the President of Kenya. She is particularly fond of social activities; frequently seen at various social events and occasions. She attracts surplus attention where ever she is.

Ange Kagame (Rwanda)

She is the second child and only daughter of President Paul Kagame of Rwanda.^[1] She is a philanthropist and has been involved in causes that include women empowerment, education and poverty eradication, as well as disease immunization.
Kagame was born September 8, 1993 in Brussels, Belgium. Her father is Paul Kagame, the sixth and current President of the Republic of Rwanda and the leader of Rwanda’s majority party the Rwandan Patriotic Front. Her mother Jeannette Nyiramongi is the first lady of the Republic of Rwanda as well as philanthropist involved in numerous charitable organizations.As the first daughter of the president, she holds both formal and informal power and influence.
Kagame completed her education abroad and was absent from the public eye for most of her childhood due to security and privacy reasons. She attends Smith College where she majors in Political Science with a minor in African studies. In college, she has excelled in academics and is known to her friends as a considerate and amiable person. Kagame can speak three languages, English, Kinyarwanda, and French.

Bona Mugabe (Zimbabwe)

Bona Mugabe is the daughter of the President of Zimbabwe and the current African Union Chairman, Robert Mugabe. She is married to Simba Chikore. She studied accounting and finance at the City University of Hong Kong and then continued her postgraduate studies in banking and finance at Singapore Institute of Management. She currently works at Alpha & Omega Dairy in Mazowe, Zimbabwe.

Isabel dos Santos (Angola)

At 40 Dos Santos is Africa’s only female billionaire, and also the continent’s youngest. She has quickly and systematically garnered significant stakes in Angola’s strategic industries–banking, cement, diamonds and telecom–making her the most influential businessperson in her homeland. More than half of her assets are held in publicly traded Portuguese companies, adding international credibility. When FORBES outed her as a billionaire in January the government disseminated the news as a matter of national pride, living proof that this country of 19 million has arrived.

Thuthukile Zuma (South Africa)

Thuthukile Zuma is the youngest of South African president Jacob Zuma’s four daughters with ex-wife Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma. This 26 year old industrious beautiful lady is the Chief of Staff in the Department of Telecommunications and Postal Services in the country. She holds a degree in Anthropology from the University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa.
Credit – Africa cradle