African languages and Wikipedia

Here is a list of Wikipedia in African languages and languages spoken in Africa (thanks Don!):

Swahili http://sw.wikipedia.org/
Arabic http://ar.wikipedia.org/
Afrikaans http://af.wiktionary.org/
Amharic http://am.wikipedia.org/
Wolof http://wo.wikipedia.org/
Lingala http://ln.wikipedia.org/
Malagasy http://mg.wikipedia.org/
Kongo http://kg.wikipedia.org/
Bambara http://bm.wikipedia.org/
Zulu http://zu.wikipedia.org/
Yoruba http://yo.wikipedia.org/
Shona http://sn.wikipedia.org/
Somali http://so.wikipedia.org/
Xhosa http://xh.wikipedia.org/
Kinyarwanda http://rw.wikipedia.org/
Setswana http://tn.wikipedia.org/
Tumbuka http://tum.wikipedia.org/
Twi http://tw.wikipedia.org/
Peul http://ff.wikipedia.org/
Kirundi http://rn.wikipedia.org/
Igbo http://ig.wikipedia.org/
Hausa http://ha.wikipedia.org/
Afar http://aa.wikipedia.org/
Oromo http://om.wikipedia.org/
Sango http://sg.wikipedia.org/
Tsonga http://ts.wikipedia.org/
Kikuyu http://ki.wikipedia.org/
Swati http://ss.wikipedia.org/
Chewa / Nyanja http://ny.wikipedia.org/
Ndonga http://ng.wikipedia.org/
Herero http://hz.wikipedia.org/
Luganda http://lg.wikipedia.org/
Venda http://ve.wikipedia.org/
Kuanyama http://kj.wikipedia.org/
Tigrinya http://ti.wikipedia.org/
Akan http://ak.wikipedia.org/
Ewe http://ee.wikipedia.org/
Kanuri http://kr.wikipedia.org/

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