LESOTHO

16s: this colorful SADC (Southern African Development Community) issue celebrates wildlife and tourism in the region's national parks

LIBERIA

20c: the Brown-Cheeked Hornbill is seen on this oversized issue. This species is found in tropical forests from Guinea to Togo.

IVORY COAST / Cote d'Ivoire

60fr: the Emperor Red Snapper is shown on this ornamental fish issue

MALAWI

2t, 5t, 7t, 15t, 30t: various species from an orchid definitive set

LIBYA

100m, 70m: these two issues commemorate the Union of Arab Pharmacists (left) and Cooperation with the Palestinian People

NAMIBIA / Namibie

N$1.10: a sunset over the Okavango delta graces this lovely 1998 tourism scenery issue. The world's largest inland delta, most of the Okavango drains into a swampy area of the Kalahari lying mostly within Botswana, but close to the border of Namibia's panhandle.

MADAGASCAR

1500fr: colorful rural medical clinics are featured on this Lions/Rotary issue; these events take place in remote villages where health education access is poor

LIBYA

20: The battle of Shogab Shahat is pictured on this oversized issue from 1980

MOZAMBIQUE

125mt: this 1989 lighthouse series features the light at Cabo Delgado

MADAGASCAR

1300fr: the lovely Pereute butterfly spp.is featured on this 1992 issue

140fr: this 1990 issue shows one of the 6 baobab species endemic to the island; unmistakable with their distinctive bottle shaped trunks, these trees attain ages up to 800 years old

MALI

25fr: this 1994 issue shows the Disa kewensis orchid variety against a backdrop of local architecture and arid landscape typical of the Malian Sahel region

40fr: this diminutive stamp, issued in 1998, shows an Azalai caravan on camelback

NAMIBIA

50c: the tiny Cinderella Waxbill, a common savannah seedeater, is pictured on this 1997 stamp

20c, 40c: two values from a 1991 mineral definitive series, these stamps feature gem quality diamonds of various colors and green dioptase crystals

NIGER

110fr: this 1992 issue commemorates July 11, World Population Day, bearing the slogal "protecting the future"

MAURITIUS / Ile Maurice

R10: the Dombeya spp. is pictured on this 2009 flora issue. This flower's genus is named after the French botanist who embroiled France, Spain and Britian in the so-called Dombey affair, when in 1780 he sent a flora collection to Europe from Peru and the British seized the vessel and impounded the samples.

MALI

40fr: a colorful Sternuera beetle is featured on this 1994 insect issue

NAMIBIA

25c: this 1992 issue shows Namibia's map and flag along with the interlocking rings of the Barcelona Olympics

NIGER

225fr: this artistic scene shows a child carrying a basket, and the emblem of the UN's 50th anniv.

NIGERIA

N10: this olympics issue shows boxers participating in the Sydney games, held in 2000

TANZANIA

Sh. 5: this 1989 issue shows typical costumes of different ethnic groups; shown here is a couple from the coastal area, which is dominated by Swahili speaking people with a long trading tradition

SENEGAL

50fr: this 2000 tourism issue celebrates the artisan market of Kermel, located near Av. Sarraut in the capital, Dakar

50fr: this issue shows local vendors and promotes rural women's development

RWANDA

200fr: this issue pictures an artist's work entitled "memory of genocide"

TANZANIA

150/- The red bell-shaped flower of Canarina spp. is shown on this flora issue

UGANDA

Sh. 200: this Columbus issue of 1992 shows sailing vessels of the 15th century and a navigational astrolabe

ZANZIBAR

Sh. 4: the Zanzibar Leopard, a rare subspecies featured on a 1984 wildlife issue; found only on Unguja island in the Zanzibar archipelago, conservation could not halt its decline, and it has been declared extinct.

ZANZIBAR

Sh. 800: Zanzibar forms a union with Tanzania, and many stamps show typical island scenes such as this 2003 issue which shows a dhow off Zanzibar's coast

TUNISIA / Tunisie

700: this 2002 sports issue commemorates an international athletics competition