Africa is home to 54 independent countries, which are all members of the African Union (AU).
Here is a list of all the countries in Africa, organized by region for clarity:
| Northern Africa | Western Africa | Eastern Africa | Central Africa | Southern Africa |
| Algeria | Benin | Burundi | Angola | Botswana |
| Egypt | Burkina Faso | Comoros | Cameroon | Eswatini (formerly Swaziland) |
| Libya | Cabo Verde (Cape Verde) | Djibouti | Central African Republic (CAR) | Lesotho |
| Morocco | Côte d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast) | Eritrea | Chad | Namibia |
| Sudan | Gambia | Ethiopia | Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) | South Africa |
| Tunisia | Ghana | Kenya | Equatorial Guinea | Zambia |
| Guinea | Madagascar | Gabon | Zimbabwe | |
| Guinea-Bissau | Malawi | Republic of the Congo | ||
| Liberia | Mauritius | São Tomé and Príncipe | ||
| Mali | Mozambique | |||
| Mauritania | Rwanda | |||
| Niger | Seychelles | |||
| Nigeria | Somalia | |||
| Senegal | South Sudan | |||
| Sierra Leone | Tanzania | |||
| Togo | Uganda |

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Fun South African Fact: South Africa is home to a variety of landscapes and biomes, including deserts, wetlands, bushveld, grasslands, mountains and subtropical forests.
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Fun South African Fact: The oldest remains of modern humans were found in South Africa and are well over 160,000 years old.