TOGO

 

800fr: this 2020 UPU issue celebrates remittances for sustaining families in Togo

SOUTH SUDAN

 SSP 100: this 2020 issue features the world united in fighting Covid-19, with a map and the S. Sudanese flag inset at top.

Swaziland

 

E1.50: this colorful 1986 issue celebrates the passing of Halley's Comet, over an African savannah.  This was a worldwide phenomenon widely represented philatelically.

TRANSKEI (Rep. of SOUTH AFRICA)

4c-16c: this 1984 definitive series was from the short-lived autonomous homeland of Transkei, now part of the Republic of South Africa, and shows music and cultural life, dancers, stick fighting and animal husbandry.
 

ZAMBIA / Zambie

12n, 28n 38n, K1: this mini sheetlet shows four common species of the Zambian bush.

ANGOLA

Var: this 1970 sheetlet features transport, with a background showing the lovely Duque de Branganca Falls, and commemorates 100 years of postage stamps.

CENTRAL AFRICAN Rep.

100fr: local scenes are shown on this 2019 issue, including the Majorettes dance troop and landscape scenery along the Oubangui River

BOTSWANA

P2-10: this 2019 set shows varied landscapes of Botswana, with insets showing unique wildlife and flora.  A great new addition to the ecotourism-oriented philately of Botswana!

DJIBOUTI

45fr: this 2004 issue features a caravan of camels transporting salt

Equatorial Guinea

400, 550, 650 FCFA: local fruit and flowers, including breadfruit and Cacao are pictured on this flora series from Equatorial Guinea

EGYPT

30p block of four: this local birds issue includes two species of bee eaters, a swallow and a roller.

Cote d'Ivoire

100f, 125f: this colorful hot air balloon issue features early models of French balloons

BURUNDI

100, 115, 200, 220fr: this wildlife air mail issue shows iconic species from the Great Lakes region

BURKINA FASO

450, 600, 750fr: this se-tenant issue from 1985 shows songbirds: from top the Gonolek, Cordon bleu and Weaverbirds.

Dem. Rep. of CONGO

FC1: this se-tenant set shows emblematic wildlife of Africa set in an aquatic setting with a waterfall.  Several of the species, such as the mandrill and giraffes, are typical of savannah ecosystems.

GUINEA-Bissau

50p: this 1983 Brasiliana expo sheetlet shows an early map of S. America from the 16th century

GUINEA

750fr: this Scouting sheetlet shows native birds and butterflies such as the Long-tailed Whydah, sunbirds and Ring-necked Parakeet

CHAD / Tchad

100fr: This se-tenant is part of the Essen 78 philatelic exhibition series, and shows native fauna