Lesotho
There are two landlocked countries in Africa that share borders with only one other country. They are Lesotho, which is completely surrounded by South Africa, and Eswatini (formerly Swaziland), which is bordered by South Africa and Mozambique.
There are six landlocked countries in Africa that share their borders with only one other country. They are: Lesotho (shares border with South Africa) Eswatini (shares border with South Africa) Malawi (shares border with Mozambique) Burundi (shares border with Rwanda) Rwanda (shares border with Burundi) Eswatini (shares border with Lesotho)
There are only 2 landlocked countries within the borders of South Africa, one is Swaziland, the other is Lesotho
Portugal is a European country that borders only one other country, Spain.
Lesotho
There are 3, actually. Vatican and San Marino, both inside Italy, and Lesotho, surrounded by South Africa. That excludes countries that have access to the sea, like Monaco and Gambia.
Denmark borders only one country.
Actually, Africa is a continent. So, there are a lot of countries in Africa. But Africa is surrounded by oceans, so there is only one little point where Egypt crosses into Asia and in Asia it touches Israel and Saudi Arabia. But that point of touching is not actually in Africa, its in Asia, so the answer is that Africa shares no borders with any other country or continent.
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lesotho
The country of Lesotho is open (As of today's date, November 1, 2010) for adoptions but to only certain countries. In the United States, only one agency is handling adoptions for Lesotho. It is Americans for African Adoptions and is located in Indianapolis, Indiana.