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Through the analysis of a comprehensive database of  COI  sequences, with the sequencing of 48 specimens, a first insight into the genetic diversity, distribution and relationships between the southern Africa “   Lacustricola   ” species is presented. Species from “   Lacustricola   ” occur mainly in freshwater systems within the arid savanna, and are considered to be widely distributed in southern Africa, but most of them are data deficient taxa. Two species are redescribed, “   Lacustricola   ”johnstoni    (Günther, 1894) and “   Lacustricola   ”myaposae    (Boulenger, 1908), based on specimens collected at their respective type localities. Detailed osteological and life colouration information is presented for the first time. “   Lacustricola   ”johnstoni    was described from the Upper Shire River in Mangochi, Lake Malawi but is herein considered as widespread in the Okavango, Zambezi, southern Africa east coastal drainages and the Bangweulu in the Congo System. A sympatric similar species occurring in the Okavango is also identified. “   Lacustricola   ”myaposae    (Boulenger, 1908), was described from the Nseleni River in KwaZulu-Natal Province, South Africa and is herein considered to be endemic to the small coastal river drainages within this region. Lectotypes for both “  L.  ”johnstoni    and “  L.  ”myaposae    are designated. A new species from the Lualaba River in the Congo System, sister to “  L.  ”  macrurus  is identified, and the deep bodied “  L.  ”jubbi    is considered sister taxon to a clade including “  L.  ”johnstoni    and “  L.  ”myaposae   .

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Diversity of the southern Africa    Lacustricola    Myers, 1924 and redescription of    Lacustricola   johnstoni    (Günther, 1894) and    Lacustricola   myaposae    (Boulenger, 1908) (  Cyprinodontiformes  ,   Procatopodidae  )