"a Beautiful Damsel Fly."

"Pseudagrion (B) glaucum (Sjöstedt, 1900). Check it on :
http://www.africa-dragonfly.net/"

"a snake-eater ?"

"Nice shot !"

"For sure, a Saturniidae species. Difficult to tell more since we don't see the hindwings in totality. Perhaps :
Imbrasia epimethea, (Drury, 1772) ; check on the page :
http://www.africanmoths.com/pages/SATURNIIDAE/SATURNIINAE/imbrasia_epimethea.htm"

"Probably Mylothris sulphurea Aurivillius, 1895. Difficult to be more certain : only the underside !"

"Papilio bromius DOUBLEDAY, 1845 (very damaged !)"

"Damsel"

"I would say that's Papilio echerioides TRIMEN, 1868, female (sexes are very dimorphic). The female mimics butterflies from Amauris genus (Danainae) which are unpalatable for predators. Because, a such mimicry, it's a little bit difficult to identify since there also some members from the Hypolimnas genus which are in the same mimetic pattern."

"Not a butterfly, but a moth. Geometridae : Sterrhinae : Aletis erici, Kirby, 1896
http://www.africanmoths.com/pages/GEOMETRIDAE/STERRHINAE/aletis%20erici.htm"

"Would be useful to have the uperside (colour), anyway looks very much like Cymothoe oemilius DOUMET, 1859."

"Almost certain : Euriphene goniogramma KARSCH, 1894"

"Superb picture !"

"Oxyopidae spider (I presume)"

"Oxyopidae spider (I presume)"