| African capital formerly called Salisbury |
| African country whose flag is nearly identical to Romania's |
| African ruminant |
| African V.I.P.'s of yore |
| African primates |
| Family of African languages |
| African mammal, shortly |
| African plant used in many skin products |
| African cattle disease |
| South African of Dutch descent |
| Poisonous African snake |
| African tribal group |
| African shrubs |
| Author Locke of the Harlem Renaissance, the first African-American Rhodes scholar (1907) |
| African antelopes that inspired a sneaker brand name |
| African antelope |
| Ancient tyrant |
| Southern African plant of the lily family — haunts a gap (anag) |
| African snake in "Raiders of the Lost Ark |
| African currency unit |
| African mammal that eats ants, termites, and cucumbers |
| African lake spanning four countries |
| African American mathemetician who purportedly surveyed the District of Columbia |
| Melville tyrant |
| Succulent African shrub popular as a bonsai |
| African chieftain (Var.) |
| African snakes |
| African country, on the shores of Lake Tanganyika, capital Bujumbura |
| African antelope that makes clicking noises with its knees |
| African pastoral people |