Lists of hospitals in Africa
- Lists of hospitals in Africa
Lists of hospitals for each country in Africa.
*List of hospitals in Algeria
*List of hospitals in Angola
*List of hospitals in Benin
*List of hospitals in Botswana
*List of hospitals in Burkina Faso
*List of hospitals in Burundi
*List of hospitals in Cameroon
*List of hospitals in Cape Verde
*List of hospitals in Central African Republic
*List of hospitals in Chad
*List of hospitals in Comoros
*List of hospitals in Democratic Republic of the Congo
*List of hospitals in Republic of the Congo
*List of hospitals in Côte d'Ivoire
*List of hospitals in Djibouti
*List of hospitals in Egypt
*List of hospitals in Equatorial Guinea
*List of hospitals in Eritrea
*List of hospitals in Ethiopia
*List of hospitals in Gabon
*List of hospitals in Gambia
*List of hospitals in Ghana
*List of hospitals in Guinea
*List of hospitals in Guinea-Bissau
*List of hospitals in Kenya
*List of hospitals in Lesotho
*List of hospitals in Liberia
*List of hospitals in Libya
*List of hospitals in Madagascar
*List of hospitals in Malawi
*List of hospitals in Mali
*List of hospitals in Mauritania
*List of hospitals in Mauritius
*List of hospitals in Morocco
*List of hospitals in Mozambique
*List of hospitals in Namibia
*List of hospitals in Niger
*List of hospitals in Nigeria
*List of hospitals in Rwanda
*List of hospitals in São Tomé and Príncipe
*List of hospitals in Senegal
*List of hospitals in Seychelles
*List of hospitals in Sierra Leone
*List of hospitals in Somalia
*List of hospitals in South Africa
*List of hospitals in Sudan
*List of hospitals in Swaziland
*List of hospitals in Tanzania
*List of hospitals in Togo
*List of hospitals in Tunisia
*List of hospitals in Uganda
*List of hospitals in Zambia
*List of hospitals in Zimbabwe
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