Is there streams and rivers in Africa?

Answer 1

Yes it has a vast amount of rivers.

South Africa's largest and longest river, the Orange River (2,200 km ; 1,367 mi), rises in the Drakensberg Mountains and flows to the west and northwest, draining the highlands of Lesotho before being joined by the Caledon River between the Eastern Cape province and the Free State. The Orange River forms the border with Namibia before emptying into the Atlantic Ocean. The major tributary of the Orange River, the Vaal River, rises in the Drakensbergs and flows westward, joining the Orange River from the north in Northern Cape province. Together, the Orange and the Vaal rivers drain almost two-thirds of the interior plateau of South Africa. Other major rivers are the Breede River, the Komati River, the Olifants River, the Tugela River, and the Umzimvubu River, which run fairly short distances from the interior plateau to the ocean, and the Limpopo and Molopo rivers along the northern border with Botswana and Zimbabwe.

Answer 2

The biggest river in the world at 4312, miles runs throug 10 African countries. It is called the nile river.

Answer 3

Lakes. = P