Sub-Saharan Africa, 15 Jul 1924: Anglo-Italian Convention
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Political map of Sub-Saharan Africa on 15 Jul 1924 (Africa between the World Wars: Anglo-Italian Convention), showing the following events: Southern Rhodesia Referendum; Treaty of Lausanne; 1923 Imperial Conference; Anglo-Italian Convention.

Anglo-

Egyptian

Sudan(Br. adm.)

Belgian

Congo(Bel.)

Mozambique(Port.)

F r e n c h W e s t A f r i c a(Fr. col. fed.)

Union of

South Africa(Br. dom.)

Egypt(Br. prot.)

Madagascar(Fr.)

French

Equatorial

Africa(Fr. col. fed.)

Italian
Somalia(It. prot.)

Aden prot.(Br. Ind. prot.)

South
West
Africa(SAfr. mand.)

Muscat
& Oman(Br. prot.)

Cape
Verde(Port.)

Tanganyika(Br. mand.)

Cameroun(Fr. mand.)

Br. Som.(Br. prot.)

Southern
Territories(Fr. terr.)

Bechuana-
land(Br. H.C.T.)

Uganda(Br. prot.)

Gold
Coast(Br.)

Liberia(int. sup.)

Sierra Leone(Br.)

Pt. Guinea(Port.)

Southern Zone(Sp. prot.)

Northern
Rhodesia(Br. prot.)

Southern
Rhodesia(Br.)

Middle
Congo(FEA)

French
Sudan(FWA)

Mauritania(FWA)

Fr. Guinea(FWA)

Ivory
Coast(FWA)

Walvis Bay(SWA adm.)

Jubaland(Br. adm.)

Hobyo(semi-indep)

Majerteenia(semi-indep)

Upper
Volta(FWA)

Ubangi-
Shari(FEA)

Zanzibar(Br. prot.)

S.T. & P.(Port.)

Seychelles(Br.)

St. Helena(Br.)

Tristan da Cunha(Br.)

Simon's Town(Br.)

Oct 1922Southern Rhodesia votes
against joining South Africa

Jul 1923Treaty of Lausanne
with Turkey

Oct–Nov 1923Britain grants South Africa
control over its own foreign policy

15 Jul 1924British agree to cede
Jubaland to Italy

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