Key to Afrotropical species of Glenosema (Ƌ)

1. Metapectal-propodeal disc distinctly wider than long (Fig. 11B)................................................ 2

- Metapectal-propodeal disc as long as or longer than wide (Fig. 9B).............................................. 5

2. Dorsal arm of paramere about as wide as ventral one (Fig. 14D)................................................. 3

- Dorsal arm of paramere about twice as wide as ventral one (Fig. 12D)............................................ 4

3. Parameral dorsal arm shorter than ventral one, dorsal margin of parameral ventral arm outcurved (Fig. 12D).................................................................................................... G. mxinwa sp. nov.

- Parameral dorsal arm as long as ventral one, dorsal margin of parameral ventral arm angled (Fig. 13D).... G. lingana sp. nov.

4. Ventral arm of paramere lanceolate-shaped, almost evenly narrow, apex little sharp; dorsal margin of basiparamere expanded (Fig. 14D)............................................................................ G. uphahla sp. nov.

- Ventral arm of paramere spatulate-shaped, narrow basally and progressively widening subapically and apex rounded; basiparamere not expanded (Fig. 11D)........................................................... G. icephe sp. nov.

5. Head and mesosoma yellowish, contrasting with dark castaneous metasoma (Fig. 15A).................. G. tyheli sp. nov.

- Head and mesosoma as black as metasoma (Fig. 10A)........................................................ 6

6. Body robust and large, more than 2.5 mm long; head about as wide as long (Fig. 8C); tips of mesoscutellar sulcus blunt; metapectal-propodeal disc as long as wide (Fig. 8B).......................................................... 7

- Body slender and small, less than 2.0 mm long; head longer than wide (Fig. 10C); tips of mesoscutellar sulcus rounded; metapectal-propodeal disc longer than wide (Fig. 10B)........................................ G. ahlukileyo sp. nov.

7. Malar space subquadrate and large, about 0.6 × as wide as long and 0.3 × HE; ocellar triangle somewhat compact, OOL about 2.2 × WOT (Fig. 8C)...................................................................... G. banzi sp. nov.

- Malar space rectangular and small, about 0.4 × as wide as long and 0.5 × HE; ocellar triangle not compact, OOL about 1.5 × WOT (Fig. 9C)......................................................................... G. bubanzi sp. nov.