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1 Core stubs  




2 Geography and wildlife stubs  




3 Missing articles  




4 Measuring tool  




5 Overall winners  
 3 comments  


5.1  Special claims  


5.1.1  Most core stub articles destubbed  


5.1.1.1  Miyagawa  




5.1.1.2  Fsmatovu  




5.1.1.3  Brigade Piron  






5.1.2  Kees08  




5.1.3  MrLinkinPark333  




5.1.4  Level_C  




5.1.5  ssriram_mt  






5.2  Quetzal1964  


5.2.1  Most geography and wildlife articles destubbed  




5.2.2  Cwmhiraeth  




5.2.3  ssriram_mt  




5.2.4  Jowaninpensans  




5.2.5  Neil916  




5.2.6  Quetzal1964  




5.2.7  Most women biographies destubbed/created  


5.2.7.1  Fsmatovu  




5.2.7.2  Kees08  




5.2.7.3  Miyagawa  




5.2.7.4  MWright96  




5.2.7.5  Penny Richards  




5.2.7.6  Clarityfiend  




5.2.7.7  IgnorantArmies  




5.2.7.8  Zazpot  




5.2.7.9  MrLinkinPark333  




5.2.7.10  Knope7  






5.2.8  ssriram_mt  




5.2.9  First person to destub/create 50 women biographies  




5.2.10  Most Good Articles  


5.2.10.1  Miyagawa  




5.2.10.2  MWright96  




5.2.10.3  Yellow Dingo  




5.2.10.4  Kees08  




5.2.10.5  Carbrera  




5.2.10.6  Sturmvogel_66  






5.2.11  Most good articles reviewed  




5.2.12  MWright96  


5.2.12.1  Miyagawa  




5.2.12.2  Jaguar  




5.2.12.3  Yellow Dingo  




5.2.12.4  Brigade Piron  



















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< Wikipedia:WikiProject Africa‎ | The Africa Destubathon

k:Can people try to add the entries they post here to the bottom of the main list on the main contest page too in the style given there, for the master list? It's just it's taking quite a while to do them all myself and judge the articles too! Thanks!

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The Africa Destubathon
Entries to be submitted
between October 15 and November 27 2016...

Though a general content improvement contest, this is also being run in partnership with WikiProject Wiki Loves Women and WikiProject Women in Red to de-stub and create start-class articles about women. Sign up at both projects if interested in contributing to African women long term! Plenty of missing articles!

This is the main entry page for the Destubathon. All entries are to be submitted here between 0:00 UTC+0 on 15th October and 23:59 UTC+0 on 27th November. If the page gets too large though we'll find a way to address that as the contest proceeds. Remember before submitting entries that there should be no unsourced claims and that it's readable prose which counts, not overall article kb size, exclude references, infoboxes and tables when measuring and just copy the text on the screen and measure it! I've put up a tool in the Measuring tool section which you can all program in to make it easier to measure on that so look out for it and program it! Remember too that it is whoever wins the most destubs for the most countries who will be crowned the contest winner, but there are larger prizes for other aspects like independent Good Article work too. Best of luck and happy editing!

In support of the Wikipedia:WikiProject South Africa/Wikipedia Primary School, please consider destubbing any one of the following and you will get a double entry score for it:


Contents

Core stubs[edit]

Main page: Wikipedia:WikiProject Africa/The Africa Destubathon/Core stubs

Warning – large page – 280K. Each country, below, links to a list of (much smaller) Core Stub pages for that country only.

Please consider tackling one of the stubs which are ranked higher importance on here in the list on the subpage!

Geography and wildlife stubs[edit]

Geography stubs can be found in Category:Africa geography stubs and sub categories by country. Wildlife (or fauna) stub-lists have been prepared for a number of countries, but for the remainder finding wildlife stubs is a little trickier given that many are found in multiple countries and they aren't stub categorized by country, but there are so many stubs that finding one shouldn't be too difficult. Category:Fauna of Africa by region and Category:Flora of Africa by region subcategories and finding specific African nations from Category:Endemic fauna by country and Category:Endemic flora by country should be a good place to start and find articles. The idea is that you can find any stub and improve it, and then elect one country for it to represent, even if found in a dozen or more countries. As long as the article states that that it is found in that country or categorized as such.

Missing articles[edit]

This is a Destubathon, so missing articles in general are not permitted, so as to retain a focus on fleshing out existing entries. However, a number of African countries have very few women bio stubs in relation to men. The amount of women bios is often shockingly low, well under 10%, so it would affect the contest for countries which have less than half a dozen. As a result new minimum 1.5 kb readable prose entries for women biographies and topics will be permitted. No stubs though please, as the goal of this is reducing them overall! You can view a missing list of African women bios here. If interested in working on women articles for this though, try to work on both destubbing existing articles and creating missing articles if you can, as it is a destubbing contest after all and the goal is to reduce the overall stub count by the end!

If you're not entering the contest or feel like creating some new articles on anything you want other than women bios, those will be permitted on the list at the bottom of the main page, but not on this page and won't count towards the contest credits. But some editors might spot some really notable missing articles and feel like contributing. Try to ensure that no new stubs are created though, as this is a Desubathon after all! Only start class entries over 1.5 kb.

Measuring tool[edit]

You can check your entries using this tool before submitting here. The article readable prose, excluding sources and lists will have to be strictly minimum 1.5 kb (1500 bytes) to comply with the contest. Stubs expanded and new articles for women must all be minimum that once you've finished the article.

What would make it easier on this is if everybody programs their common.js in their preferences to contain: 

importScript('User:Dr_pda/prosesize.js');                // User:Dr pda/prosesize

Instructions:

  1. Go into your preferences, click on the "Appearances" tab
  2. Where it says "Shared CSS/JavaScript for all skins:", click "custom javascript
  3. Paste the command given above into that and save.
  4. Now approach an article and look in the tools section on the left. You should see "Page size". Click that for each article and you'll quickly get a reading without having to paste text all of the time and look externally.
  5. Look out for where it says, for example: "Prose size (text only): 1684 B (289 words) "readable prose size" ". That's what we're looking for on this, that has to read over 1500 B when finished.

Overall winners[edit]

At the end of November, the articles will be totted up for every country and the 55 prize winners for winning each country mini destubathon will be declared for each country below and their total winnings. Remember that there is a proposed potential $1100 to win for doing the most for every country in total. If two or more editors though end up drawing in number of articles destubbed for a given country, then prize money will be split, so try to ensure that you scoop the prize! Whoever manages to destub any article or destub/create the most articles on women for the most countries by the end of the contest will be declared The Africa Destubathon Champion at the end, and runners up down to 5th place will be announced as well and contest awards given out to the most prolific editors.

Special claims[edit]

Though the most articles done for each country and number of countries won overall will determine the formal winners, there a substantial prizes offered for targetting certain areas during the contest which can be claimed below. Please make sure that you make a claim for winning any of the special prizes below by the end of the contest. You can claim them gradually or collect all of your entries towards the end of the contest, up to you. These will also be judged and for some of them prizes given up to 5th or 6th place and winners declared.

Most core stub articles destubbed[edit]

Claims for the most articles destubbed which are listed in the Core stub section are to be put forward below with your user name in a subsection and full article list.

Miyagawa[edit]
  1. Lamine Guèye (Senegal)
  • Halima Bashir (Sudan)
  • Fatiha Boudiaf (Algeria)
  • Lalla Zaynab (Algeria)
  • Queen 'Masenate Mohato Seeiso (Lesotho)
  • Nelsa Alves (Angola)
  • Luísa Baptista (Angola)
  • Laraïba Seibou (Benin)
  • Naomi Ruele (Botswana)
  • Marina Barampama (Burundi)
  • Chloe Sauvourel (Central African Republic)
  • Central African Republic at the 1984 Summer Olympics (Central African Republic)
  • Central African Republic at the 2004 Summer Paralympics (Central African Republic)
  • Feta Ahamada (Comoros)
  • Monique Mukuna Mutombo (Democratic Republic of the Congo)
  • Viviane Wade (Senegal)
  • Central African Republic at the 1988 Summer Olympics (Central African Republic)
  • Central African Republic at the 2000 Summer Olympics (Central African Republic)
  • Fathia Absie (Somalia)
  • Nasra Agil (Somalia)
  • Qamar Aden Ali (Somalia)
  • Sahra Mohamed Ali Samatar (Somalia)
  • Rachel Mwanza (Democratic Republic of the Congo)
  • Rosine Sori-Coulibaly (Burkina Faso)
  • Somali passport (Somalia)
  • Dora Afi Abotsi (Ghana)
  • La Tante DC 10 Restaurant (Ghana)
  • Mildred Christina Akosiwor Fugar (Ghana)
  • Mary Salifu Boforo (Ghana)
  • Comfort Doyoe Cudjoe-Ghansah (Ghana)
  • Paga Crocodile Pond (Ghana)
  • Cecilia Gyan Amoah (Ghana)
  • Céline Yoda (Burkina Faso)
  • Flag of the Central African Republic (Central African Republic)
  • Anne-Marie Goumba (Central African Republic)
  • Angèle Bassolé-Ouédraogo (Burkina Faso)
  • Ellinah Wamukoya (Swaziland)
  • Mhasin Fadlalla (Sudan)
  • Carine Ngarlemdana (Chad)
  • Bibiro Ali Taher (Chad)
  • Flag of Chad (Chad)
  • Chad at the 2004 Summer Olympics (Chad)
  • Mariama Hima (Niger)
  • Neshani Andreas (Namibia)
  • Alcinda Abreu (Mozambique)
  • Béatrice Nirere (Rwanda)
  • Susan Nakazwe (Zambia)
  • Florence Kasumba (Uganda)
  • Claire Penn (South Africa)
  • Sherin Naiken (Seychelles)
  • Elizabeth Simbiwa Sogbo-Tortu (Sierra Leonne)
  • Glenn Pires (Cape Verde)
  • Angèle Bandou (Republic of the Congo)
  • Ann Itto Leonardo (South Sudan)
  • Niara Bely (Guinea)
  • Adiato Djaló Nandigna (Guinea-Bissau)
  • Edith Lucie Bongo (Gabon)
  • Queen Pokou (Ivory Coast)
  • Tourism in Mali (Mali)
  • Malawi at the 2000 Summer Olympics (Malawi)
  • Xavier Coppolani (Mauritania)
    • Fsmatovu[edit]

    Core articles

    1. Ministry of Education and Sports (Uganda)
  • Sylvia Tamale
  • Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development (Uganda)
  • Kabakumba Masiko
  • Uganda Revenue Authority
  • Fort Portal
  • Civil Aviation Authority of Uganda
  • Health in Uganda
  • Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development (Uganda)
  • Leah Kalanguka
  • Supreme Court of Uganda
  • Prime Minister of Uganda
  • Mukwano Group
  • Allen Kagina
  • Umeme
  • Stephen Mallinga
  • Idah Nantaba
  • Edigold Monday
  • Jane Aceng
  • Monica Azuba Ntege
  • Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Uganda)
  • Jenipher Namuyangu
  • Kampala–Jinja Highway
  • Nairobi–Mombasa Road
  • Equity Group Holdings Limited
  • Kenya Revenue Authority
  • Kenya Power and Lighting Company
  • Kenyatta National Hospital
  • Uganda Securities Exchange
  • Luzira
  • Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities (Uganda)
  • Ministry of Trade, Industry and Cooperatives (Uganda)
  • Uganda Virus Research Institute
  • Virika Hospital
  • Maria Mutagamba
  • Kilimani
  • Rakai
  • Rakai District
  • Charles Onyango Obbo
  • Esther Mbulakubuza Mbayo
  • Bweyogerere
  • Juliana Kanyomozi
  • Mandela National Stadium
  • Nation Media Group
  • Diane Karusisi
  • Barclays Bank of Uganda
  • Josephine Wapakabulo
  • National Water and Sewerage Corporation
  • Irene Koki Mutungi
  • National Enterprise Corporation
  • Beatrice Wabudeya
  • Cipla Quality Chemical Industries Limited
  • Paidha
  • Ggaba
  • Namirembe Bitamazire
  • Janat Mukwaya
  • Kasese Airport
  • Queen Elizabeth National Park
  • Lake Wamala
  • Justine Lumumba Kasule
  • Ruth Nankabirwa
  • Kitagata Hot Springs
  • Egerton University
  • Jubilee Insurance Company Limited
  • KCB Bank Kenya Limited
  • National Housing and Construction Company
  • George Kirya
  • Daily Monitor
  • Crane Bank
  • Rosemary Seninde
  • Sarah Achieng Opendi
  • Peace Mutuuzo
  • Dorothy Hyuha
  • Donna Kusemererwa
  • Guaranty Trust Bank (Uganda)
  • Ecobank (Uganda)
  • Murchison Falls National Park
  • Daniel Kalinaki
  • Judith Tukahirwa
  • Harriet Mayanja-Kizza
  • Sarah Kiguli
  • Florence Nakiwala Kiyingi
  • Nabilah Naggayi Sempala
  • Diana Atwine
  • Jessica Eriyo
  • Ruparelia Group
  • Margaret Zziwa
  • Josephine Nambooze
  • Malaba, Kenya
  • Bart Magunda Katureebe
  • Agnes Akiror
  • Titus Naikuni
  • Mukono District
  • Betty Amongi
  • Joyce Moriku
  • Grace Kwiyucwiny
  • Persis Namuganza
  • Njuguna Ndung'u
  • Joy Kabatsi
  • Cabinet of Uganda
  • Mary Goretti Kitutu
  • Henry Tumukunde
  • Red Pepper (newspaper)
  • Syda Bbumba
  • Barbara Nekesa Oundo
  • Mizinga Melu
  • Mary Okwakol
  • Patricia Ojangole
  • Charity Basaza Mulenga
  • Queen Sylvia of Buganda
  • Joan Kagezi
  • Joy Kwesiga
  • Pamela Mbabazi
  • Barbara Ntambirweki
  • Yvonne Mhango
  • Catherine Namugala
  • Margaret Mungherera
  • Charles Lwanga
  • Busoga College
  • Centenary Bank
    • Brigade Piron[edit]
    1. Kingdom of Burundi (Burundi)
  • 1965 Burundian coup d'état (Burundi)
  • Languages of Burundi (Burundi)
  • Christianity in Burundi (Burundi)
  • Michel Micombero (Burundi)
  • Law enforcement in Burundi (Burundi)
  • Ethnic groups in Burundi (Burundi)
  • Education in Burundi (Burundi)
  • National University of Zaire (Congo-Kinshasa)
  • Logo people (Congo-Kinshasa)
  • Christianity in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Congo-Kinshasa)
  • Islam in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Congo-Kinshasa)
  • Le Grand Kallé et l'African Jazz (Congo-Kinshasa)

    • Kees08[edit]

    1. Geology of Algeria
  • Geology of Angola
  • Geology of Botswana
  • Kadra Mohamed Dembil
  • Fathia Ali Bouraleh
  • Health in Djibouti
  • Islam in Djibouti
  • Geology of Djibouti
  • Geology of Egypt
  • Geology of Eritrea
  • 1980 El Asnam earthquake
  • Geology of Burkina Faso
  • Geology of Benin
  • Geology of Burundi
  • Geology of Equatorial Guinea
  • Geology of Madagascar
  • Geology of Rwanda
  • Geology of Togo
  • Ghana Space Science and Technology Centre
  • Algerian Space Agency
  • Nilesat
  • Nilesat 102
  • Nilesat 101
  • Health in Libya
  • Presidential Council (Libya)
  • Islam in Chad
  • Pico Cão Grande
  • K-Tino
  • Coffee ceremony
  • Baltasar Lopes da Silva
  • Education in the Central African Republic
  • Jean-Blaise Kololo

    • MrLinkinPark333[edit]

    1. Education in Cape Verde
  • Joseph Almeida
  • Education in Algeria
  • Agnes Allafi
  • Valentino Mokiwa
  • Henriette Diabaté
  • Alexia Amesbury
  • Jadallah Azzuz at-Talhi
  • Alphonse Poaty-Souchlaty
  • Hawa Jande Golakai
  • Bernard Makuza
  • Rosine Vieyra Soglo
  • Aziz Akhannouch
  • Armando Manuel
  • Sanji Mmasenono Monageng
  • Jean-Baptiste Bagaza
  • Gladys Olebile Masire
  • Olivia Muchena
  • Tiyan Alile
  • Grace Akello
  • Marie-Claire Faray
  • Amira Yahyaoui
  • Rapelang Rabana

    • Level_C[edit]

    1. New Cairo
  • Lake Nasser
  • Ismailia_Governorate
  • Port_Said_Governorate
  • Subdivisions_of_Egypt
  • Aida_El-Kashef
  • Supreme_Council_of_Antiquities
  • Giza Plateau
  • Regions of Egypt
  • Lake Bardawil
  • Tanta
  • Great Bitter Lake
  • Sweet Water Canal
  • Louis Awad
  • Pope Agatho of Alexandria
  • Battle of Nikiou
  • Shepheard's Hotel
  • Qalyub
  • Shady Mohamed
  • Bisharin tribe
  • Rafik Habib
  • Pope Avilius of Alexandria
  • Lake Mariout
  • Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics
  • Hadendoa

    • ssriram_mt[edit]

    1. Angolan legislative election, 1980 (Angola)
  • Angolan legislative election, 1986 (Angola)
  • Angolan general election, 1992 (Angola)
  • National Assembly (Angola) (Angola)
  • Angola–Cuba Declaration of 1984 (Angola)
  • Lourdes Van-Dúnem (Angola)
  • Constitution of Angola (Angola)
  • Alibori Department (Benin)
  • Atakora Department (Benin)
  • Atlantique Department (Benin)
  • Borgou Department (Benin)
  • Collines Department (Benin)
  • Donga Department (Benin)
  • Kouffo Department (Benin)
  • Littoral Department (Benin)
  • Mono Department (Benin)
  • Ouémé Department (Benin)
  • Plateau Department (Benin)
  • Zou Department (Benin)
  • Chobe District (Botswana)
  • Central District (Botswana) (Botswana)
  • Ghanzi District (Botswana)
  • Kgalagadi District (Botswana)
  • Kgatleng District (Botswana)
  • Kweneng District (Botswana)
  • North-East District (Botswana) (Botswana)
  • North-West District (Botswana) (Botswana)
  • South-East District (Botswana) (Botswana)
  • Southern District (Botswana) (Botswana)
  • Boucle du Mouhoun Region (Burkina Faso)
  • Cascades Region (Burkina Faso)
  • Centre Region (Burkina Faso) (Burkina Faso)
  • Centre-Est Region (Burkina Faso)
  • Centre-Nord Region (Burkina Faso)
  • Centre-Ouest Region (Burkina Faso)
  • Centre-Sud Region (Burkina Faso)
  • Est Region (Burkina Faso) (Burkina Faso)
  • Hauts-Bassins Region (Burkina Faso)
  • Nord Region (Burkina Faso) (Burkina Faso)
  • Plateau-Central Region (Burkina Faso)
  • Sahel Region (Burkina Faso)
  • Sud-Ouest Region (Burkina Faso) (Burkina Faso)
  • Bahr el Gazel Region (Chad)
  • Batha Region (Chad)
  • Borkou Region (Chad)
  • Chari-Baguirmi Region (Chad)
  • Ennedi Region (Chad)
  • Guéra Region (Chad)
  • Hadjer-Lamis Region (Chad)
  • Kanem Region (Chad)
  • Lac Region (Chad)
  • Logone Occidental Region (Chad)
  • Anseba Region (Eritrea)
  • Northern Red Sea Region (Eritrea)
  • Southern Region (Eritrea) (Eritrea)
  • Southern Red Sea Region (Eritrea)
  • Regions of Eritrea (Eritrea)
  • Central Region (Eritrea) (Eritrea)
  • Gash-Barka Region (Eritrea)
  • National Assembly (Eritrea) (Eritrea)
  • Regional Assemblies of Eritrea (Eritrea)
  • National Museum of Eritrea (Eritrea)
  • Petros Solomon (Eritrea)
  • Mahmoud Ahmed Sherifo (Eritrea)
  • Tombali Region (Guinea-Bissau)
  • Bafatá Region (Guinea-Bissau)
  • Biombo Region (Guinea-Bissau)
  • Bolama Region (Guinea-Bissau)
  • Cacheu Region (Guinea-Bissau)
  • Gabú Region (Guinea-Bissau)
  • Oio Region (Guinea-Bissau)
  • Quinara Region (Guinea-Bissau)
  • Berea District (Lesotho)
  • Butha-Buthe District (Lesotho)
  • Leribe District (Lesotho)
  • Mafeteng District (Lesotho)
  • Maseru District (Lesotho)
  • Mohale's Hoek District (Lesotho)
  • Mokhotlong District (Lesotho)
  • Qacha's Nek District (Lesotho)
  • Quthing District (Lesotho)
  • Thaba-Tseka District (Lesotho)
  • Pontso Sekatle (Lesotho)
  • Khauhelo Deborah Raditapole (Lesotho)
  • Liberian independence referendum, 1846 (Liberia)
  • Liberian general election, 1975 (Liberia)
  • Liberian general election, 1985 (Liberia)
  • Liberian general election, 1951 (Liberia)
  • Liberian general election, 1997 (Liberia)
  • Supreme Court of Liberia (Liberia)
  • Legislature of Liberia (Liberia)
  • Grand Cape Mount County (Liberia)
  • Grand Gedeh County (Liberia)
  • Lofa County (Liberia)
  • Margibi County (Liberia)
  • River Gee County (Liberia)
  • Rivercess County (Liberia)
  • Sinoe County (Liberia)
  • Butnan District (Libya)
  • Derna District (Libya)
  • Ghat District (Libya)
  • Jabal al Akhdar (Libya)
  • Jabal al Gharbi District (Libya)
  • Jafara (Libya)
  • Jufra District (Libya)
  • Libyan Foreign Bank (Libya)
  • Sahara Bank (Libya)
  • Hun, Libya (Libya)
  • Marj District (Libya)
  • Misrata District (Libya)
  • Murzuq District (Libya)
  • Nalut District (Libya)
  • Sabha District (Libya)
  • Al Wahat District (Libya)
  • Murqub District (Libya)
  • Zawiya District (Libya)
  • Nuqat al Khams (Libya)
  • Sirte District (Libya)
  • Tripoli District, Libya (Libya)
  • Wadi al Shatii District (Libya)
  • Kufra District (Libya)
  • Wadi al Hayaa District (Libya)
  • Assaba Region (Mauritania)
  • Adrar Region (Mauritania)
  • Brakna Region (Mauritania)
  • Gorgol Region (Mauritania)
  • Hodh Ech Chargui Region (Mauritania)
  • Guidimaka Region (Mauritania)
  • Dakhlet Nouadhibou Region (Mauritania)
  • Hodh El Gharbi Region (Mauritania)
  • Inchiri Region (Mauritania)
  • Tagant Region (Mauritania)
  • Tiris Zemmour Region (Mauritania)
  • Trarza Region (Mauritania)
  • Mauritanian presidential election, 1961 (Mauritania)
  • Mauritanian presidential election, 1966 (Mauritania)
  • Mauritanian presidential election, 1976 (Mauritania)
  • Christianity in Mauritius (Mauritius)
  • Islam in Mauritius (Mauritius)
  • Supreme Court of Mauritius (Mauritius)
  • Shirin Aumeeruddy-Cziffra (Mauritius)
  • Judiciary of Mauritius (Mauritius)
  • Motherland (anthem) (Mauritius)
  • Lower River Division (The Gambia)
  • Central River Division (The Gambia)
  • North Bank Division (The Gambia)
  • Upper River Division (The Gambia)
  • West Coast Division (Gambia) (The Gambia)
  • Subdivisions of the Gambia (The Gambia)
  • National Library of The Gambia (The Gambia)
  • Battle of Guelta Zemmour (1989) (Western Sahara)
  • Western Sahara Autonomy Proposal (Western Sahara)
  • Transport in Western Sahara (Western Sahara)
  • HIV/AIDS in Zambia (Zambia)
  • Luapula Province (Zambia)
  • Copperbelt strike of 1935 (Zambia)
  • Eastern Province, Zambia (Zambia)
  • 2000 Zambian census (Zambia)
  • Religion in Zambia (Zambia)
  • North-Western Province, Zambia (Zambia)
  • Provinces of Zambia (Zambia)
  • Lusaka Province (Zambia)
  • Southern Province, Zambia (Zambia)
  • Kasanka National Park (Zambia)
  • Central Province, Zambia (Zambia)

    • Quetzal1964[edit]

    1. The Gambia Albreda, (Gambia)
  • The Gambia Bijilo Forest Park (Gambia)
  • The Gambia Tanbi Wetland Complex (Gambia)
  • The Gambia Tanji Bird Reserve (Gambia)
  • Libya Nalut (Libya)
  • Mauritania Adrar Plateau (Mauritania)
  • Mauritania Diawling National Park (Mauritania)
  • Mauritania Rugby union in Mauritania (Mauritania)
  • Mauritania Wildlife in Mauritania (Mauritania)
  • South Africa West Coast National Park (South Africa)
  • Zimbabwe Chizarira National Park (Zimbabwe)
  • Zimbabwe Kazuma Pan National Park (Zimbabwe)
  • Zimbabwe Ocellated Flat Lizard (Zimbabwe)
  • Zimbabwe Patricia McKillop (Zimbabwe)
  • Zimbabwe Sabina Mugabe (Zimbabwe)

    • Most geography and wildlife articles destubbed[edit]

    Claims for the most geography and wildlife articles are destubbed to be put forward below with your user name in a subsection and full article list. $200 available to the winner, with runners up prizes.

    Level_C

    1. Fraser Tombs
  • Sidi Abdel Rahman
  • Giza Plateau
  • Ismailia Governorate
  • Asyut Governorate
  • Mitla Pass
  • Sebennytos
  • Sahl Hasheesh
  • Abbassia
  • Wadi Feiran
  • Lake Bardawil
  • Taba International Airport
  • Sidi Bishr
  • Mokattam
  • Kassassin
  • Egyptian Pygmy Shrew
  • Abu Ageila
  • Abu Agelia in Spanish
  • Sidi_Abdel_Rahman in Spanish
  • Paso de Mitla in Spanish

    • Micromesistius

    1. Cameroon Afrixalus weidholzi
  • Cameroon Leptopelis modestus
  • Equatorial Guinea Cameroon forest tree frog
  • Equatorial Guinea Efulen forest tree frog
  • Equatorial Guinea Gaboon forest tree frog
  • Equatorial Guinea Leptopelis boulengeri
  • Equatorial Guinea Niger forest tree frog
  • Equatorial Guinea Petropedetes cameronensis
  • Equatorial Guinea Red tree frog
  • Guinea Atractaspis aterrima
  • Guinea Aubria subsigillata
  • Guinea Hyperolius occidentalis
  • Guinea Hyperolius picturatus
  • Guinea Hyperolius wermuthi
  • Guinea Kassina cochranae
  • Guinea Kassina schioetzi
  • Guinea Leptopelis macrotis
  • Guinea Leptopelis viridis
  • Guinea Merlin's dwarf gray frog
  • Guinea Ptychadena pujoli
  • Guinea Ptychadena submascareniensis
  • Guinea Ptychadena tournieri
  • Guinea Ptychadena trinodis
  • Ivory Coast Mont Sângbé National Park
  • Kenya Phrynobatrachus kinangopensis
  • Kenya Thaumatodryinus tuukkaraski
  • Liberia Tai forest tree frog
  • Malawi Hyperolius spinigularis
  • Malawi Scolecomorphus kirkii
  • Mozambique Pungwe River
  • Tanzania Afrixalus uluguruensis
  • Tanzania Hyperolius minutissimus
  • Tanzania Hyperolius mitchelli
  • Tanzania Hyperolius tanneri
  • Tanzania Mertensophryne usambarae
  • Tanzania Tanzanian screeching frog
  • Togo Conraua derooi
  • Togo Hyperolius baumanni
  • Togo Hyperolius concolor
  • Togo Hyperolius fusciventris
  • Togo Hyperolius guttulatus
  • Togo Hyperolius sylvaticus
  • Togo Hyperolius torrentis
  • Togo Kassina cassinoides
  • Togo Savannah forest tree frog
  • Zimbabwe Leptopelis flavomaculatus

    • Cwmhiraeth[edit]

    1. Algerian ribbed newt
  • Balochistan gerbil
  • Egyptian nightjar
  • Bar-tailed lark
  • Desert lark
  • Temminck's lark
  • Lesser short-toed lark
  • Thekla lark
  • Melodious warbler
  • North African fire salamander
  • Horseshoe whip snake
  • Ludwig's double-collared sunbird
  • Crimson-breasted shrike
  • Rosy bee-eater
  • Northern carmine bee-eater
  • Red-throated bee-eater
  • West African mud turtle
  • Arthroleptis poecilonotus
  • Oti River
  • Red-chested cuckoo
  • African cuckoo
  • Dainty fat mouse
  • Northwestern fat mouse
  • Pale fox
  • Cinnamon-chested bee-eater
  • Northern double-collared sunbird
  • Papyrus gonolek
  • Black coucal
  • Cape Verde swift
  • Black-headed bee-eater
  • Blue-headed bee-eater
  • Grey-backed fiscal
  • Humblot's flycatcher
  • Regal sunbird
  • Eastern double-collared sunbird
  • Scarlet-tufted sunbird
  • Bates's pygmy antelope
  • African brush-tailed porcupine
  • Brown-eared woodpecker
  • Target rat
  • Gabon bushbaby
  • Buff-spotted woodpecker
  • Green-backed woodpecker
  • African grey woodpecker
  • Elliot's woodpecker
  • Tantalus monkey
  • Central African red colobus
  • African piculet
  • Bates's shrew
  • Abyssinian hare
  • Lake Abbe
  • Danakil Desert
  • Panicum turgidum
  • Cenchrus ciliaris
  • Somalia gerbil
  • Black-billed wood hoopoe
  • Grey-headed kingfisher
  • Berbera gerbil
  • Grand Bara
  • Balbala
  • North African gerbil
  • Blue-headed coucal
  • Nubian ibex
  • Buri Peninsula
  • Zula
  • Gulf of Zula
  • Montane nightjar
  • Asmara toad
  • Toker Dam
  • Dahlak Archipelago
  • Eritrean Highlands
  • Abyssinian roller
  • Danakil Depression
  • Olive-bellied sunbird
  • Tiny sunbird
  • Mackinnon's shrike
  • Gabon coucal
  • Gracile tateril
  • Kellen's dormouse
  • Gambian sun squirrel
  • Western tree hyrax
  • Upper Guinean forests
  • Black bee-eater
  • Beautiful sunbird
  • Copper sunbird
  • Lesser spot-nosed monkey
  • Fine-spotted woodpecker
  • Guinean gerbil
  • Red-legged sun squirrel
  • Hausa genet
  • West African shaggy rat
  • King colobus
  • Taita Hills
  • Woodland dormouse
  • Sloggett's vlei rat
  • Sclater's golden mole
  • Highveld gerbil
  • White-tailed rat
  • Ground woodpecker
  • Southern African vlei rat
  • Cardinal woodpecker
  • Aloe polyphylla
  • Caledon River
  • Utricularia bisquamata
  • Erica cerinthoides
  • Black cuckoo
  • Rhim gazelle
  • Madagascan ibis
  • Nyika Plateau
  • Fülleborn's boubou
  • Mohol bushbaby
  • Nothophryne broadleyi
  • Hyperolius pusillus
  • Grant's bushbaby
  • Gesonia obeditalis
  • Silvery mole-rat
  • Boehm's gerbil
  • Lake Upemba forest tree frog
  • Bocage’s tree frog
  • Boucle du Baoulé National Park
  • African hawk-eagle
  • Red fody
  • Whitaker's shrew
  • Southern white-crowned shrike
  • Purple roller
  • Beaudouin's snake eagle
  • Amietophrynus perreti
  • Ruwenzori double-collared sunbird
  • Saõ Tomé leaf-nosed bat
  • São Tomé shrew
  • São Tomé fiscal
  • African palm swift
  • São Tomé collared fruit bat
  • Palm forest tree frog
  • Fraser's musk shrew
  • Pico de São Tomé
  • Senegal coucal
  • Yellow-crowned gonolek
  • Seychelles parakeet
  • Seychelles white-eye
  • Seychelles bulbul
  • Aldabra brush warbler
  • Marianne white-eye
  • Malagasy white-eye
  • Seychelles skink
  • Seychelles sunbird
  • Seychelles fody
  • Campbell's mona monkey
  • Sooty mangabey
  • Western red colobus
  • Prince Demidoff's bushbaby
  • Somali bee-eater
  • Olive bee-eater
  • Somali fiscal
  • Taita fiscal
  • Neergaard's sunbird
  • De Winton's golden mole
  • Van Zyl's golden mole
  • Juliana's golden mole
  • Red-fronted gazelle
  • Woodchat shrike
  • Sudanian Savanna
  • Bearded woodpecker
  • Eastern grey woodpecker
  • Rüppell's horseshoe bat
  • Botta's gerbil
  • Nubian woodpecker
  • Little grey woodpecker
  • Brown-backed woodpecker
  • White-browed coucal
  • Moreau's sunbird
  • Eastern Arc Mountains
  • Udzungwa Mountains
  • Uhehe fiscal
  • Black-throated coucal
  • Walter's duiker
  • Mona monkey
  • Togo Mountains
  • Mono River
  • Nangbeto Dam
  • Lake Togo
  • Sahara frog
  • Yellow-billed shrike
  • Maghreb garden dormouse
  • Böhme's Gecko
  • Helmeted gecko
  • North Saharan steppe and woodlands
  • Atlantic coastal desert
  • Mediterranean Acacia-Argania dry woodlands
  • Bathybates ferox
  • Cyprichromis leptosoma
  • Chaplin's barbet
  • Racket-tailed roller
  • Magpie shrike
  • Streaked scrub warbler
  • Amgala
  • Crassula nudicaulis
  • Guinean mangroves
  • Makhaleng River
  • Maloti Mountains
  • Beecroft's flying squirrel
  • Dent's horseshoe bat
  • Cape Verde warbler
  • Bourne's heron
  • Eulophia guineensis
  • Galium parisiense
  • Barragem de Poilão


    • ssriram_mt[edit]

    1. Wadi al Hayaa District
  • Adrar Region
  • Al Wahat District
  • Alibori Department
  • Anseba Region
  • Assaba Region
  • Atakora Department
  • Atlantique Department
  • Bafatá Region
  • Bahr el Gazel Region
  • Batha Region
  • Berea District
  • Biombo Region
  • Bolama Region
  • Borgou Department
  • Borkou Region
  • Boucle du Mouhoun Region
  • Brakna Region
  • Butha-Buthe District
  • Butnan District
  • Cacheu Region
  • Cascades Region
  • Central District (Botswana)
  • Central Province, Zambia
  • Central Region (Eritrea)
  • Central River Division
  • Centre Region (Burkina Faso)
  • Centre-Est Region
  • Centre-Nord Region
  • Centre-Ouest Region
  • Centre-Sud Region
  • Chari-Baguirmi Region
  • Chobe District
  • Collines Department
  • Dakhlet Nouadhibou Region
  • Derna District
  • Donga Department
  • Eastern Province, Zambia
  • Ennedi Region
  • Est Region (Burkina Faso)
  • Gabú Region
  • Gash-Barka Region
  • Ghanzi District
  • Ghat District
  • Gorgol Region
  • Grand Cape Mount County
  • Grand Gedeh County
  • Guéra Region
  • Guidimaka Region
  • Hadjer-Lamis Region
  • Hauts-Bassins Region
  • Hodh Ech Chargui Region
  • Hodh El Gharbi Region
  • Inchiri Region
  • Jabal al Gharbi District
  • Jafara
  • Jufra District
  • Kanem Region
  • Kasanka National Park
  • Kgalagadi District
  • Kgatleng District
  • Kouffo Department
  • Kufra District
  • Kweneng District
  • Lac Region
  • Leribe District
  • Littoral Department
  • Lofa County
  • Logone Occidental Region
  • Lower River Division
  • Luapula Province
  • Lusaka Province
  • Mafeteng District
  • Margibi County
  • Marj District
  • Maseru District
  • Misrata District
  • Mohale's Hoek District
  • Mokhotlong District
  • Mono Department
  • Murqub District
  • Murzuq District
  • Nalut District
  • Nord Region (Burkina Faso)
  • North Bank Division
  • North-East District (Botswana)
  • Northern Red Sea Region
  • North-West District (Botswana)
  • North-Western Province, Zambia
  • Nuqat al Khams
  • Oio Region
  • Ouémé Department
  • Plateau Department
  • Plateau-Central Region
  • Qacha's Nek District
  • Quinara Region
  • Quthing District
  • Regions of Eritrea
  • River Gee County
  • Rivercess County
  • Sabha District
  • Sahel Region
  • Sinoe County
  • Sirte District
  • South-East District (Botswana)
  • Southern District (Botswana)
  • Southern Province, Zambia
  • Southern Red Sea Region
  • Southern Region (Eritrea)
  • Subdivisions of the Gambia
  • Sud-Ouest Region (Burkina Faso)
  • Tagant Region
  • Thaba-Tseka District
  • Tiris Zemmour Region
  • Tombali Region
  • Trarza Region
  • Tripoli District, Libya
  • Upper River Division
  • Wadi al Shatii District
  • West Coast Division (Gambia)
  • Zawiya District
  • Zou Department
  • Hun, Libya

    • Jowaninpensans[edit]

    1. Mesitornis
  • Brown mesite
  • White-breasted mesite
  • Subdesert mesite
  • White-tipped tufted-tailed rat
  • Blue coua
  • Greater vasa parrot
  • Golden bamboo lemur
  • Eastern lesser bamboo lemur
  • Southern lesser bamboo lemur
  • Western lesser bamboo lemur
  • Bemarivo Reserve
  • Maningoza Reserve
  • Nosy Mangabe
  • Anjanaharibe-Sud Reserve
  • Amber Mountain National Park
  • Andohahela National Park
  • Andringitra National Park
  • Kirindy Mitea National Park
  • Midongy du sud National Park
  • Tsimanampetsotsa National Park
  • Zombitse-Vohibasia National Park
  • Ambatovaky Reserve
  • Ambohijanahary Reserve
  • Ambohitantely Reserve
  • Analamerana Reserve
  • Andranomena Reserve
  • Bora Reserve
  • Kalambatritra Reserve
  • Kasijy Reserve
  • Mangerivola Reserve

    • Neil916[edit]

    1. Cameroon African butter catfish
  • Cameroon Synodontis acanthomias
  • Cameroon Synodontis batensoda
  • Cameroon Enteromius baudoni
  • Cameroon Aphyosemion bivittatum
  • Republic of the Congo Synodontis angelicus
  • Republic of the Congo Synodontis alberti
  • Republic of the Congo Synodontis congicus
  • Republic of the Congo Synodontis flavitaeniatus
  • Republic of the Congo Synodontis greshoffi
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis notatus
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis nummifer
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis pleurops
  • Republic of the Congo Synodontis schoutedeni
  • Gabon Synodontis albolineatus
  • Gabon Synodontis haugi
  • Gabon Synodontis polyodon
  • Gabon Synodontis acanthoperca
  • Equatorial Guinea Synodontis batesii
  • Equatorial Guinea Synodontis woleuensis
  • Rwanda Synodontis afrofischeri
  • Rwanda Synodontis ruandae
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis dhonti
  • Burundi Synodontis grandiops
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis granulosus
  • Zambia Synodontis ilebrevis
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis irsacae
  • Zambia Synodontis lucipinnis
  • Burundi Synodontis melanostictus
  • Burundi Synodontis petricola
  • Burundi Synodontis polli
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis tanganyicae
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis caudalis
  • Niger Synodontis omias
  • Niger Synodontis budgetti
  • Niger Synodontis ocellifer
  • Ethiopia Synodontis frontosus
  • Ethiopia Synodontis caudovittatus
  • Eswatini Synodontis zambezensis
  • Angola Synodontis nigromaculatus
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis multimaculatus
  • Burundi Lake Victoria squeaker
  • Malawi Synodontis nebulosus
  • Angola Synodontis woosnami
  • Cameroon Synodontis marmoratus
  • Tanzania Fuelleborn's squeaker
  • Togo Synodontis nigrita
  • Niger Synodontis melanopterus
  • Angola Synodontis macrostigma
  • Togo Synodontis obesus
  • Nigeria Synodontis robbianus
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis depauwi
  • Niger Synodontis courteti
  • Cameroon Synodontis pardalis
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis ornatipinnis
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis soloni
  • Nigeria Synodontis guttatus
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis longirostris
  • Nigeria Synodontis xiphias
  • Sudan Synodontis serratus
  • Ethiopia Synodontis geledensis
  • Togo Synodontis filamentosus
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis smiti
  • Ethiopia Synodontis sorex
  • Ethiopia Synodontis clarias
  • Mali Synodontis resupinatus
  • Ethiopia Synodontis membranaceus
  • Equatorial Guinea Microsynodontis
  • Equatorial Guinea Microsynodontis nannoculus
  • Gabon Microsynodontis armatus
  • Gabon Microsynodontis emarginata
  • Gabon Microsynodontis hirsuta
  • Gabon Microsynodontis laevigata
  • Gabon Microsynodontis nasutus
  • Gabon Microsynodontis notata
  • Gabon Microsynodontis vigilis
  • Angola Synodontis cuangoanus
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis aterrimus
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis brichardi
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis camelopardalis
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis dorsomaculatus
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis iturii
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis lufirae
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis ornatissimus
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis pulcher
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis robertsi
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Synodontis unicolor

    • Quetzal1964[edit]

    1. Arabian bustard
  • baglafecht weaver
  • boulder chat
  • chinspot batis
  • Doherty's bushshrike
  • edible bullfrog
  • ferruginous duck
  • giant thicket rat
  • Hepsetus odoe
  • icterine warbler
  • Jae barb
  • Knysna dwarf chameleon
  • Leighton's linsang
  • Matusadona National Park
  • Natal hinge-back tortoise
  • Osgood's Ethiopian toad
  • pardine genet
  • quail-plover
  • red-breasted swallow
  • serotine bat
  • thick-billed weaver
  • ursine colobus
  • Val's gundi
  • West African pygmy herring
  • Xylocopa caffra
  • yellow barb
  • zanj sun squirrel
  • Angolan talapoin
  • African pied wagtail
  • mountain wagtail
  • Cape wagtail
  • Madagascan wagtail
  • Amber Mountain rock thrush
  • Raiamas senegalensis
  • African cuckoo-hawk
  • African grass owl
  • Akun eagle owl
  • Ayres's hawk-eagle
  • Beaudouin's snake-eagle
  • Fraser's eagle-owl
  • West Coast National Park
  • gabar goshawk
  • grasshopper buzzard
  • greyish eagle-owl
  • little sparrowhawk
  • long-crested eagle
  • Madagascar buzzard
  • Madagascar cuckoo-hawk
  • Madagascar harrier-hawk
  • Madagascar owl
  • Maned owl
  • Mayotte scops owl
  • mountain buzzard
  • forest buzzard
  • Pemba scops owl
  • rainforest scops owl
  • red-necked buzzard
  • red-thighed sparrowhawk
  • rufous fishing owl
  • Sandy scops owl
  • São Miguel scops owl
  • scissor-tailed kite
  • Socotra scops owl
  • torotoroka scops owl
  • Usambara eagle-owl
  • white-browed hawk owl
  • red-chested owlet
  • African barred owlet
  • Sjöstedt's barred owlet
  • chestnut owlet
  • Albertine owlet
  • African scops owl
  • pearl-spotted owlet
  • Congo bay owl
  • Anjouan scops owl
  • Karthala scops owl
  • Moheli scops owl
  • São Tomé scops owl
  • African wood owl
  • Cassin's hawk-eagle
  • Ovambo sparrowhawk
  • African goshawk
  • chestnut-flanked sparrowhawk
  • long-tailed hawk
  • dark chanting goshawk
  • long-legged buzzard
  • Southern banded snake eagle
  • Booted eagle
  • Baikiaea plurijuga
  • Angola batis
  • black-headed batis
  • Fernando Po batis
  • Forest batis
  • dark batis
  • Gabon batis
  • grey-headed batis
  • Ituri batis
  • Margaret's batis
  • pale batis
  • pygmy batis
  • Ruwenzori batis
  • Senegal batis
  • Woodward's batis
  • Abyssinian crimsonwing
  • Abyssinian ground thrush
  • Abyssinian slaty flycatcher
  • Abyssinian woodpecker
  • Abyssinian thrush
  • acacia tit
  • African black duck
  • African broadbill
  • African firefinch
  • African hill babbler
  • Chizarira National Park
  • Azuragrion granti
  • African openbill
  • African palm civet
  • African thrush
  • African crimson-winged finch
  • African yellow white-eye
  • Zambezi National Park
  • Kazuma Pan National Park
  • African blue flycatcher
  • African yellow bat
  • African yellow warbler
  • African skimmer
  • Abyssinian genet
  • Bainskloof moss frog
  • Barolo shearwater
  • banded stream frog
  • Strongylopus fasciatus
  • blue-throated roller
  • Bates's Swift
  • Bates's nightjar
  • Bates's sunbird
  • Beira (antelope)
  • Berber toad
  • Beira toad
  • black heron
  • blue waxbill
  • Cape weaver
  • crested servaline genet
  • Cape kurper
  • Cape hairy bat
  • Comoros thrush
  • Damara tern
  • Egyptian weasel
  • forest robin
  • Gabon woodpecker
  • Diawling National Park
  • Wildlife of Mauritania
  • golden nightjar
  • Cyrenaica shrew
  • desert lark
  • Egyptian free-tailed bat
  • North African elephant shrew
  • Saharan striped polecat
  • Ethiopian big-eared bat
  • black-fronted duiker
  • arum frog
  • Tarentola mindiae
  • Gola malimbe
  • Algerian three-toed skink
  • Chirinda toad
  • Canary Islands chiffchaff
  • Humblot's sunbird
  • Tarabul's gerbil
  • Adrar Plateau
  • mocking cliff chat
  • white-crowned cliff chat
  • mosque swallow
  • Senegal eremomela
  • ocellated flat lizard
  • Western Saharan spiny mouse
  • Provinces of Libya
  • Welwitsch's bat
  • crested mona monkey
  • Dja Faunal Reserve
  • Cross River bushbaby
  • Osman Hill's mangabey
  • red-eared guenon
  • pindu
  • Cameroon climbing mouse
  • dikume
  • Nalut
  • North African ostrich
  • Senegalia laeta
  • chocolate-backed kingfisher
  • Bijilo Forest Park
  • Gambian mongoose
  • Tanbi Wetland Complex
  • Tanji Bird Reserve
  • Albreda
  • Knightsbridge War Cemetery
  • Colchicum ritchii
  • Lygeum
  • Allium schubertii
  • Mediterranean woodlands and forests
  • West Saharan montane xeric woodlands‎
  • Mediterranean dry woodlands and steppe
  • Balanites aegyptiaca
  • Jebel Akhdar, Libya
  • Cinyps, Libya‎
  • Red-rumped wheatear
  • Heuglin's wheatear
  • Streaked scrub warbler
  • cricket warbler
  • bar-breasted firefinch
  • crowned sandgrouse
  • black-crowned sparrow-lark

    • Most women biographies destubbed/created[edit]

    There will be $200 on offer for the person who "destubs" the most articles on African women during the month, and runners up prizes too. Given how few women biographies exist between many African nations, I will permit new entries on women providing that they exceed 1.5 kb in prose (no stubs). Claims for the most articles are to be put forward below with your user name in a subsection and full article list.

    Fsmatovu[edit]
    1. Kabakumba Masiko
  • Sylvia Tamale
  • Leah Kalanguka
  • Allen Kagina
  • Idah Nantaba
  • Edigold Monday
  • Jane Aceng
  • Monica Azuba Ntege
  • Jenipher Namuyangu
  • Maria Mutagamba
  • Esther Mbulakubuza Mbayo
  • Juliana Kanyomozi
  • Diane Karusisi
  • Josephine Wapakhabulo
  • Irene Koki Mutungi
  • Namirembe Bitamazire
  • Janat Mukwaya
  • Justine Lumumba Kasule
  • Ruth Nankabirwa
  • Rosemary Seninde
  • Sarah Achieng Opendi
  • Peace Mutuuzo
  • Dorothy Hyuha
  • Donna Kusemererwa
  • Judith Tukahirwa
  • Harriet Mayanja-Kizza
  • Sarah Kiguli
  • Florence Nakiwala Kiyingi
  • Nabilah Naggayi Sempala
  • Diana Atwine
  • Jessica Eriyo
  • Margaret Zziwa
  • Josephine Nambooze
  • Agnes Akiror
  • Betty Amongi
  • Joyce Moriku
  • Grace Kwiyucwiny
  • Persis Namuganza
  • Joy Kabatsi
  • Mary Goretti Kitutu
  • Syda Bbumba
  • Barbara Nekesa Oundo
  • Mizinga Melu
  • Mary Okwakol
  • Patricia Ojangole
  • Charity Basaza Mulenga
  • Queen Sylvia of Buganda
  • Joan Kagezi
  • Joy Kwesiga
  • Pamela Mbabazi
  • Barbara Ntambirweki
  • Yvonne Mhango
  • Catherine Namugala
  • Margaret Mungherera
    • Kees08[edit]
    1. Kadra Mohamed Dembil
  • Fathia Ali Bouraleh
  • K-Tino
    • Miyagawa[edit]
    1. Sarah Toumi (Tunisia)
  • Queen 'Masenate Mohato Seeiso (Lesotho)
  • Abar (Queen) (Sudan)
  • Germaine Acogny (Senegal)
  • Halima Bashir (Sundan)
  • Fatuma Roba (Ethiopia)
  • Fatiha Boudiaf (Algeria)
  • Lalla Zaynab (Algeria)
  • Nelsa Alves (Angola)
  • Luísa Baptista (Angola)
  • Laraïba Seibou (Benin)
  • Naomi Ruele (Botswana)
  • Marina Barampama (Burundi)
  • Chloe Sauvourel (Central African Republic)
  • Feta Ahamada (Comoros)
  • Monique Mukuna Mutombo (Democratic Republic of the Congo)
  • Viviane Wade (Senegal)
  • Fathia Absie (Somalia)
  • Nasra Agil (Somalia)
  • Qamar Aden Ali (Somalia)
  • Sahra Mohamed Ali Samatar (Somalia)
  • Rachel Mwanza (Democratic Republic of the Congo)
  • Rosine Sori-Coulibaly (Burkina Faso)
  • Dora Afi Abotsi (Ghana)
  • Mildred Christina Akosiwor Fugar (Ghana)
  • Mary Salifu Boforo (Ghana)
  • Comfort Doyoe Cudjoe-Ghansah (Ghana)
  • Cecilia Gyan Amoah (Ghana)
  • Céline Yoda (Burkina Faso)
  • Anne-Marie Goumba (Central African Republic)
  • Angèle Bassolé-Ouédraogo (Burkina Faso)
  • Ellinah Wamukoya (Swaziland)
  • Amenirdis I (Egypt)
  • Mhasin Fadlalla (Sudan)
  • Fatim Jakarta (The Gambia)
  • Carolina Conceição Martins Pereira (Equatorial Guinea)
  • Christy Ohiaeriaku (Nigeria)
  • Ana Cristina da Silva (Equatorial Guinea)
  • Carine Ngarlemdana (Chad)
  • Bibiro Ali Taher (Chad)
  • Mariama Hima (Niger)
  • Neshani Andreas (Namibia)
  • Alcinda Abreu (Mozambique)
  • Sophia Omotola Omidiji (Nigerian)
  • Béatrice Nirere (Rwanda)
  • Susan Nakazwe (Zambia)
  • Florence Kasumba (Uganda)
  • Claire Penn (South Africa)
  • Sherin Naiken (Seychelles)
  • Elizabeth Simbiwa Sogbo-Tortu (Sierra Leonne)
  • Angèle Bandou (Republic of the Congo)
  • Kenza Tazi (Morocco)
  • Evelyn Nwabuoku (Nigeria)
  • Desire Oparanozie (Nigeria)
  • Onome Ebi (Nigeria)
  • Esther Sunday (Nigeria)
  • Gaëlle Enganamouit (Cameroon)
  • Genoveva Añonma (Equatorial Guinea)
  • Courtney Dike (Nigeria)
  • Ngozi Ebere (Nigeria)
  • Halimatu Ayinde (Nigeria)
  • Josephine Chukwunonye (Nigeria)
  • Florence Omagbemi (Nigeria)
  • Charity Ogbenyealu Adule (Nigeria)
  • Precious Dede (Nigeria)
  • Cynthia Uwak (Nigeria)
  • Samia Suluhu (Tanzania)
  • Madeleine Ngono Mani (Cameroon)
  • Sarah Nnodim (Nigeria)
  • Janine van Wyk (South Africa)
  • Vera Pauw (South Africa)
  • Stephanie Malherbe (South Africa)
  • Andile Dlamini (South Africa)
  • Amanda Dlamini (South Africa)
  • Simphiwe Dludlu (South Africa)
  • Nothando Vilakazi (South Africa)
  • Noko Matlou (South Africa)
  • Robyn Moodaly (South Africa)
  • Ann Itto Leonardo (South Sudan)
  • Linda Motlhalo (South Africa)
  • Niara Bely (Guinea)
  • Adiato Djaló Nandigna (Guinea-Bissau)
  • Edith Lucie Bongo (Gabon)
  • Queen Pokou (Ivory Coast)
  • Catherine Chikwakwa (Malawi)
  • Mamy Ndiaye (Senegal)
  • Korka Fall (Senegal)
  • Sheetal Khadun (Mauritius)
  • Joy Jegede (Nigeria)
  • Mpumi Nyandeni (South Africa)
  • Sanah Mollo (South Africa)
    • MWright96[edit]
    1. Chauzje Choosha
    Penny Richards[edit]
    1. Asi Archibong-Arikpo
  • Charlotte Mansfield
  • Pamela Mboya
  • Feroza Adam
  • Ethel de Keyser
  • Thelma Gutsche
  • Rosita Forbes
  • Lulu Latsky
  • Stella Thomas
  • Magdalena Sauer
  • Soromini Kallichurum
  • Kesaveloo Goonam
  • Louisa Bolus
  • Josie Wood
  • Margaret Singana
  • Bertha Egnos
  • Norma Kitson
  • Ansuyah Ratipul Singh
  • Razan Naiem Almoghrabi
  • Goldie Harvey
  • Rosalie Van der Gucht
  • Dorice Fordred
  • Ebele Okoye
  • Margaret Manson Graham
  • Remi Vaughan-Richards
  • Afi Ekong
  • Sylvia Leith-Ross
  • Sonia Birdi
  • Elizabeth Mars Johnson Thomson
  • Laura Adorkor Kofi
  • Dora Tamana
  • Fadhéla Dziria
  • Peggy Phango
  • Edana Romney
  • Sarah Carneson
  • Elsie Elizabeth Esterhuysen
  • Sarah Maud Heckford
  • Sadie Forman
  • Lyndall Barbour
  • April Olrich
    • Clarityfiend[edit]
    1. Mabinty Daramy
  • Isha Johansen
  • Aoua Kéita
  • Betsy Heard
  • Lydia Makhubu
    • IgnorantArmies[edit]
    1. Etta Banda
  • 'Makabelo Mosothoane
  • Gladys Kokorwe
  • Chipo Mugeri
  • Ntlhoi Motsamai
  • Susan Waffa-Ogoo
  • Adama Njie
  • Mantsebo Amelia 'Matsaba
  • Su'ad al-Fatih al-Badawi
  • Aïcha Chenna
  • Aïssata Kane
  • Marie-Joséphe Zani-Fé Touam-Bona
  • Margaret Nasha
  • Aminata Diop
  • Shabnim Ismail
  • Mmanthatisi
  • Aisha Musa Ahmad
    • Zazpot[edit]
    1. Hilda Kuper
  • Mary Benson (campaigner)
    • MrLinkinPark333[edit]
    1. Agnes Allafi
  • Henriette Diabaté
  • Alexia Amesbury
  • Hawa Jande Golakai
  • Rosine Vieyra Soglo
  • Sanji Mmasenono Monageng
  • Gladys Olebile Masire
  • Olivia Muchena
  • Tiyan Alile
  • Grace Akello
  • Marie-Claire Faray
  • Amira Yahyaoui
  • Rapelang Rabana
    • Knope7[edit]
    1. Margret Hassan
    2. Jemma Nunu Kumba
    3. Agnes Kwaje Lasuba
    4. Awut Deng Acuil
    5. Betty Ogwaro
    6. Rose Lokonyen
    7. Anjelina Lohalith
    8. Mary Jarvis Yak
    9. Nyandeng Malek Deliech
    10. Hala Gezah
    11. Daniah Hagul
    12. Hana Elhebshi
    13. Pricilla Nanyang

    ssriram_mt[edit]

    1. Ameeksha Dilchand
  • Ana Dias Lourenço
  • Aster Fissehatsion
  • Aster Yohannes
  • Aurelie Halbwachs
  • Belinda Bidwell
  • Betty Kaunda
  • Carolina Cerqueira
  • Diya Beeltah
  • Dorothy Musuleng-Cooper
  • Elkouria Amidane
  • Esther Lungu
  • Gladys Nyirongo
  • Kate Foo Kune
  • Margaret Tor-Thompson
  • Maya Hanoomanjee
  • Nathacha Appanah
  • Nyimasata Sanneh-Bojang
  • Sarah Wykes
  • Sheila Bappoo

    • First person to destub/create 50 women biographies[edit]

    Claims here for winning the Historical Dictionary of Women in Sub-Saharan Africa with 660 articles about notable women for the first person who can create or destub 50 biographies on African women. The first person who can list 50 women bios here will be rewarded with the book and arrangements will be made to send it.

    @Miyagawa: Congrats I think you've hit 50, are you going to claim the book?♦ Dr. Blofeld 22:58, 6 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]

    Consider this my official claim to the book! I knew I'd forgotten to do something... Miyagawa (talk) 23:03, 6 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]
    Well done! I told the author (a friend in real life) about her new book being a prize, and I updated her today to tell her the prize was won. Enjoy! Penny Richards (talk) 23:38, 6 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]

    Most Good Articles[edit]

    Claims for the most articles promoted to Wikipedia:Good article status are to be put forward below with your user name in a subsection and article list. Remember though that quality is still important, entries are all expected to be well-researched and of reasonable comprehension for GA. Promoting articles on core African topics to GA, rated top/high importance will especially be welcome. For this aspect of the contest, you can work on promoting any African article to GA, including existing B-class articles. The articles don't have to have all been expanded stubs. It is perfectly fine for a few contestants to just work on a couple of important African articles and get them to GA and not participate in the main Destubathon.

    Remember that you can try to get ahead in this by going for triple or quintruple GA scores which are listed here. If you want to catch the leader try promoting a few of those!

    List all good articles nominated and promoted here under your user name:

    Miyagawa[edit]
    1. Somalia at the 2016 Summer Olympics (promoted)
  • Somalia at the 2008 Summer Olympics (promoted)
  • Morocco at the 2010 Winter Olympics (promoted)
  • Ghana at the 2010 Winter Olympics (promoted)
  • Rhodesia at the 1928 Summer Olympics (promoted)
  • Samia Yusuf Omar (promoted)
  • Senegal at the 2010 Winter Olympics (promoted)
  • Senegal at the 1984 Winter Olympics (promoted)
  • Senegal at the 1992 Winter Olympics (promoted)
  • Kenya at the 1998 Winter Olympics (promoted)
  • Swaziland at the 2016 Summer Olympics (promoted)
  • Chad at the 2016 Summer Olympics (promoted)
  • Chad at the 2004 Summer Olympics (promoted)
  • Ethiopia at the 2006 Winter Olympics (promoted)
  • La Tante DC10 Restaurant (promoted)
  • Morocco at the 2014 Winter Olympics (at GAN)
  • Somalia at the Olympics (at GAN)
  • Togo at the 2004 Summer Olympics (at GAN)
    • MWright96[edit]
    1. Gambia at the 2012 Summer Olympics (promoted)
    2. Swaziland at the 2012 Summer Olympics (promoted)
    3. Comoros at the 2012 Summer Olympics (promoted)
    4. Zambia at the 2012 Summer Olympics (promoted)
    5. Malawi at the 2012 Summer Olympics (promoted)
    6. Lesotho at the 2012 Summer Olympics (promoted)
    7. Equatorial Guinea at the 2012 Summer Olympics (promoted)
    8. Uganda at the 2012 Summer Olympics (promoted)
    9. Rwanda at the 2012 Summer Olympics (promoted)
    Yellow Dingo[edit]
    1. Chad at the 2012 Summer Olympics (promoted)
    Kees08[edit]
    1. Djibouti at the 2012 Summer Olympics (promoted)
    Carbrera[edit]
    1. Feelings (Zonke song) (promoted)
    2. Emergency (WizzyPro song) (promoted)
    3. New Guy (song) (promoted)
    4. Sexy Mama (Iyanya song) (promoted)
    5. Finally (D'banj song) (promoted)
    6. Flavor (Iyanya song) (promoted)
    Sturmvogel_66[edit]
  • 2.SAS Good Hope (F432) promoted
  • 3.HMSAS Protea (K51) promoted
  • 4.HMSAS Natal (K10) promoted
  • 5.SAS Transvaal promoted
  • 6.HMS Wrangler (R48) promoted
  • 7.HMS Wessex (R78) promoted
  • 8.HMS Whelp (R37) promoted
  • 9.HMSAS Bloemfontein promoted
  • 14.Nouakchott promoted (quintuple GA score)
  • 15.HMS Thames (1885) promoted
  • 20.Jamestown, Saint Helena promoted
  • 21.SAS President Steyn
  • 22.SAS President Pretorius
  • 23.SAS President Kruger

    • Most good articles reviewed[edit]

    If there's a few people working on Good Articles, we will need reviewers. A prize of around $25–30 will be offered to whoever reviews the most articles during the contest. Try to produce reasonable reviews though, anybody who just straight pass articles will be unlikely to win the reward! Claims for most good articles reviewed here:

    MWright96[edit]

    1. Talk:Senegal at the 2010 Winter Olympics/GA1
    2. Talk:Swaziland at the 2016 Summer Olympics/GA1
    Miyagawa[edit]
    1. Talk:The Gambia at the 2012 Summer Olympics/GA1
    2. Talk:Lesotho at the 2012 Summer Olympics/GA1
    3. Talk:Equatorial Guinea at the 2012 Summer Olympics/GA1
    4. Talk:HMSAS Protea/GA1
    5. Talk:HMSAS Natal (K10)/GA1
    6. Talk:Rwanda at the 2012 Summer Olympics/GA1
    Jaguar[edit]
    1. Talk:Chad at the 2012 Summer Olympics/GA1
  • Talk:Somalia at the 2016 Summer Olympics/GA1
  • Talk:Somalia at the 2008 Summer Olympics/GA1
  • Talk:Morocco at the 2010 Winter Olympics/GA1
  • Talk:Ghana at the 2010 Winter Olympics/GA1
  • Talk:Swaziland at the 2012 Summer Olympics/GA1
  • Talk:Rhodesia at the Olympics/GA1
  • Talk:Ishe Komborera Africa/GA1
  • Talk:Senegal at the 1984 Winter Olympics/GA1
  • Talk:Djibouti at the 2012 Summer Olympics/GA1
  • Talk:Senegal at the 1992 Winter Olympics/GA1
  • Talk:Zambia at the 2012 Summer Olympics/GA1
  • Talk:Feelings (Zonke song)/GA1
  • Talk:Uganda at the 2012 Summer Olympics/GA1
  • Talk:Emergency (WizzyPro song)/GA1
  • Talk:New Guy (song)/GA1
  • Talk:Sexy Mama (Iyanya song)/GA1
  • Talk:Finally (D'banj song)/GA1
  • Talk:Flavor (Iyanya song)/GA1
  • Talk:HMSAS Bloemfontein/GA1‎
  • Talk:Nouakchott/GA1
  • Talk:Jamestown, Saint Helena/GA1
    • Yellow Dingo[edit]
    1. Talk:Rhodesia at the 1928 Summer Olympics/GA1
    2. Talk:Samia Yusuf Omar/GA1
    3. Talk:Comoros at the 2012 Summer Olympics/GA1
    4. Talk:Kenya at the 1998 Winter Olympics/GA1‎
    5. Talk:Malawi at the 2012 Summer Olympics/GA1‎
    6. Talk:Chad at the 2016 Summer Olympics/GA1
    7. Talk:Chad at the 2004 Summer Olympics/GA1
    8. Talk:Ethiopia at the 2006 Winter Olympics/GA1‎
    Brigade Piron[edit]
    1. Talk:Copperbelt strike of 1935/GA1‎

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