1. Rwanda
Rwanda is a landlocked country in east-central Africa, bordered by Tanzania, Burundi, Uganda, Lake Kivu, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Although it lost a quarter of its population to the 1994 genocide – Rwanda is currently ranked one of the safest countries in Africa .
2. Botswana
Being one of the wealthiest countries in Africa – thanks to its abundance of Diamonds and other mineral deposits, Botswana is second on the list of safest countries in Africa. Since gaining independence from Britain in 1966, the country has seen steady and phenomenal economic growth; hence, it has constantly ranked as one of the safest places to visit in Africa .
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3. Mauritius
Without any doubt, Mauritius is unarguably seen as one of the best countries to visit in Africa . There is absolutely very little to no security challenges to worry about. The country is widely known for its multiculturalism. Mauritius has been very peaceful over the past decades.
4. Namibia
It's astonishing to see this little country with a small population of approximately 2 million people dragging the third position. No doubt, Namibia has a very tiny population compared to other African powerhouses; but it's managed to cater to its small population. Much like its neighbor (Botswana) in the Southern part of Africa, Namibia enjoys a steady-growing economy over the past few decades, and there are little to no security concerns in the country. The reason why it's comfortably sitting fourth on the list of safest countries in Africa.
5. Seychelles
Seychelles might not be a household name, but the country is well known for its peaceful society. Although an island country consisting of 115 islands, Seychelles has a small population of around 98,000, and the country is often perceived to be one of the safest countries in Africa.
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