The braconid parasitoid wasp genus Rohwer, 1914 is revised for the Afrotropical region, with four new species described; Liu & Polaszek, , Liu & Polaszek, , Liu & Polaszek, , and Liu & Polaszek, are described based on specimens from the Natural History Museum, United Kingdom, and the Royal Museum for Central Africa, Belgium. An illustrated key to species in the Afrotropical region is provided.
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