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Africa – Radio Connections Across a Diverse Continent

Africa is the second-largest continent on Earth, rich in cultures, landscapes, and languages. But for the radio community, it includes more than just the 54 internationally recognized states: Based on 11-meter prefix lists, you'll find a total of 70 countries, nations, and island territories represented here – all part of the African radio zone.


Each section contains non-commercial links related to CB radio, amateur radio, or meteorological stations monitoring space weather and radio propagation. All links are ad-free and meant solely for information, networking, and supporting the international radio community.

Did You Know? – Informal Facts About Africa

  • Area: approx. 30.3 million km² – around 20% of the world’s land surface

  • Population: over 1.4 billion people (as of 2025)

  • Countries & territories on this page: 70, including islands and dependent regions

  • Time zones: from UTC −1 (Cape Verde) to UTC +4 (Mauritius, Seychelles)

  • Propagation highlights: Strong tropospheric and sporadic-E activity, especially near coastal regions; desert areas often offer unique long-distance skip conditions

  • Common 11m/CB prefixes: e.g., 6, 7, 44, 68, 88, 196, 214 and many more

  • Popular DX targets: Réunion, South Africa, Namibia, Mauritius, Canary Islands, Morocco, Nigeria

Scroll down to find your country.

Algeria (French)

Angola (Portuguese)

Ascension-island (English)

Bassas da India (French)

Benin (French)

Botswana (English)

Burkina Faso (French)

Burundi (French)

Cabo Verde (Portuguese)

Cameroon (French)

Canary Islands (Spanish)

Central African Republic (French)

Ceuta (Darija, Amazigh, Spanish)

Chad (French)

Comoros (French)

Cote d'Ivoire (French)

Democratic Republic of Congo (French)

Djibouti (Arabic, Frensch, Afar, Somali)

Egypt (Arabic)

Equatorial Guinea (French)

​Eritrea (English)

Eswatini (English)

Ethiopia (English)

Gabon (French)

The Gambia (English)

Ghana (English)

Glorioso Islands (French)

Guinea (French)

Guinea-Bissau (Portuguese)

Juan de Nova Island (French)

Kenya (English)

Lesotho (English)

Liberia (English)

Libya (Arabic, some others)

Madagascar (French)

Malawi (English)

Mali (French)

Mauritania (French)

​Mauritius (English)

Mayotte (French, Shimaore, Kibushi)

Melilla (Spanish, Tamazight, Arabic)

Morocco (Arabic)

Mozambique (Portuguese | English)

Namibia (English

Niger (French)

Nigeria (English)

​Réunion (French)

Rwanda (English)
 

Saint Helena (English)

Sao Tome and Principe (French)

Senegal (French)

Seychelles (English)

Sierra Leone (English)

Somalia (Somali, Arabic)

South Africa (English)

South Sudan (English)

Sudan (Arabic, English)

Togo (French)

Tristan da Cunha (English)

Tromelin Island (French)

Tunisia (Arabic)

Uganda (English)

United Republic of Tanzania (English)

Western Sahara (Arabic, Spanish)

Zambia (English)

Zimbabwe (English)

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Burundi.jpg
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Canary Islands.jpg
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Chad.jpg
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Cote d'Ivoire.jpg
Democratic Republic of Congo.jpg
Djibouti.jpg
Egypt.jpeg
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Europa Island.jpg
Eswatini.jpg
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Gabon.jpg
The Gambia.jpg
Ghana.jpg
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Guinea.jpg
Equatorial Guinea.jpg
Guinea-Bissau.jpg
Juan de Nova Island.jpg
Kenya.jpg
Lesotho.jpg
Liberia.jpg
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Madeira
Madagascar.jpg
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Mali.jpg
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Mayotte.jpg
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Morocco.jpg
Mozambique.jpg
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Niger.jpg
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Réunion.jpg
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Somalia.jpg
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Togo.jpg
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Tunisia.jpg
Uganda.jpg
Tanzania.jpg
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Zambia.jpg
Zimbabwe.jpg
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