the Mozambique current in the Indian ocean - east coast of South Africa
the Bengula current in the Atlantic Ocean - west coast of South Africa
No, the mediterranean sea is enclosed by Italy and Spain etc. The mediterranean sea does however border Northern South Africa.
Water is between Africa and Europe, namely: the Mediterranean Sea, the Balearic Sea and the Tyrrhenian Sea
The Mediterranean Sea is separating Africa from Europe.
The Indian Ocean is between Africa and Australia. I hope that this is what you are looking for :)The Southern Ocean and the Indian Ocean.
The sea south of the Sinai Peninsula that separates Africa from the Arabian Peninsula is the Red Sea. It runs between northeastern Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, extending from the Gulf of Suez in the north to the Bab el Mandeb strait in the south. The Red Sea is known for its rich marine biodiversity and is a key route for maritime trade.
The continent south of Spain is Africa. :)
The Mediterranean Sea.
mediterranean sea
No, the mediterranean sea is enclosed by Italy and Spain etc. The mediterranean sea does however border Northern South Africa.
it is south off the mediterrean sea and above sub-saharan Africa
The Mediterranean Sea is north of Africa and south of Europe.
Ocean currents from the South are warm. This makes the cities in the South of Italy have a warm climate. There are hardly any ocean currents affecting the North of Italy because there is no sea.
Mediterranean Sea
South of Europe is Africa. The Mediterranean Sea is between them.
Because Africa is very near to sea and many other country are also nearer to Africa they will supply gold for sail in chief rate that's by in south Africa adopted gold standard.
Africa.
Atlantic ocean? Europe Africa- Mediterranean sea North South America- Caribbean sea