| Name of Animal (if any) | Body of Water | Country or Region |
Description | Date(s) |
| Lau or lukwata | Lake Victoria | Nessie-like creature about 100' long, long-necked, brown with a light yellow belly. Humped back and possible tentacles. | pre-1902, 1910 | |
| Lake Nyasa | serpent-like | |||
| Lake Albert | ||||
| Lake Tanganiyka | ||||
| Mokele M'Bembe | Lac Telle (Lake T�l�) |
Republic of the Congo, Africa | ||
| Lake Bangweolo | Central Africa | Hippo-sized to ~30' long. One short horn. Reptilian with triangular head and a long, then neck. | ||
| Orange River | South Africa near Great Falls, at the junction of the Ouband and Orange Rivers. | Like a giant python with a ~10' long neck. Locals claimed it attacked cattle. | 1899, 1910, 1929 (junction of Orange and Gooine Rivers), 1950 (actually nearby Ingruenfisi River) | |
| Vaaldam River | South Africa | Has a song about it in Afrikaans! :-) | 1950's | |
| KwaNogqaza ("the tall one") -or- inkanyamba |
Howick Falls, Midmar Dam, Mkomazi River | South Africa | 10 meters/32 ft tall, snake-like neck, horse-like head with a mane. Most active in the summer. Carivorous and feared by the natives. | ancient Bushman times to present; 1962, 1974, 1981, 1995 |
| Mamlambo | Eastern Cape Province, South Africa | |||
| Nguma-monene | inland waterways | Huge snake with serrated back fin. 40-60 meters/130-195' long. | ancient-present |