What African countries have jungles?

Several African countries are home to jungles, primarily in the central and western regions of the continent. Notable countries include the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which contains vast areas of the Congo Rainforest, and Gabon, known for its rich biodiversity. Other countries with significant jungle areas include Cameroon, Madagascar, and parts of Nigeria and Ivory Coast. These jungles are vital ecosystems, supporting a wide range of wildlife and plant species.