Blog 15

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Printable Africa countries map quiz (pdf)
1. Somalia
2. Ethiopia
3. Kenya
4. Madagascar
5. Tanzania
6. Mozambique
7. Eswatini
8. Lesotho
9.South Africa
10. Egypt
11. Sudan
12. South Sudan
13. Uganda
14. Rwanda
15. Burundi
16. Zambia
17. Zimbabwe
18. Libya
19. Chad
20. Central African Republic
21. Democratic Republic of the Congo
22. Angola
23. Namibia
24. Botswana
25. Niger
26. Nigeria
27. Cameroon
28. Equatorial Guinea
29. Gabon
30. Congo
31. Algeria
32. Mali
33. Burkina Faso
34. Ghana
35. Togo
36. Benin
37. Morocco
38. Western Sahara
39. Mauritania
40. Senegal
41. The Gambia
42. Guinea Bissau
43. Sierra Leone
44. Liberia
45. Djibouti
46. Eritrea
47. Tunisia
48. Malawi
49. Guinea
50. Comoros
51. Soo Tome and Principe
52. Cote d'Ivoire

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