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The following is a list of musical instruments from the Africa continent as well as their countries or regions of origin.
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- Adungu (Uganda)
- African fiddle
- African harp (Sub-Saharan)
- Agogô (West Africa)
- Ahoko
- Algerian mandole (Algeria)
- Amakondere (Uganda)
- Anglo concertina
- Arghul (North Africa)
- Balafon (Mali)
- Banjo music
- Batá drum (Nigeria)
- Begena (Ethiopia)
- Belly harp (West Africa)
- Bendir (North Africa)
- Bobre (Mauritius)
- Calabash (percussion)
- Castanets
- Cavaquinho (Mozambique)
- Goblet drum
- Goema (South Africa)
- Hosho (instrument) (Zimbabwe)
- Ilimba (Tanzania)
- Ilimba drum (Zimbabwe)
- Inanga (instrument) (Burundi, Rwanda, Uganda, and parts of the Democratic Republic of Congo)
- Janzi (musical instrument) (Uganda)
- Lamellophone
- Lesiba (Southern Africa)
- Litungu (Kenya)
- Lokanga bara (Madagascar)
- Taarija (Morocco)
- Tadghtita (Algeria)
- Tanbūra (lyre) (Somalia)
- Tar (drum)
- Taralila (Madagascar)
- Tbilat (Morocco)
- Tom (Ethiopian instrument) (Ethiopia)
- Trough zither (East and Central Africa)
- Udu (Nigeria)
- Uhadi musical bow (Southern Africa)
- Valiha (Madagascar)
- Zeze (instrument) (Sub-Saharan Africa)
- Zukra (Libya)
- Zurna (Algeria)
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