What is Central Africa Time?
{{Time zones of Africa}} '''Central Africa Time (CAT)''' also known as '''South Africa Standard Time (SAST)''' in [[South Africa]], is a [[time zone]] in [[Africa]] that is 2 hours ahead of [[Coordinated Universal Time]] (UTC+2). It is the same time as [[Eastern European Time]] (EET) during winter, and [[Central European Summer Time]] (CEST) during summer. This time zone does not observe [[daylight saving time]], because it is near the [[equator]]. This time zone is used in: * {{Flag|Botswana}} * eastern sections of the {{Flag|Democratic Republic of the Congo}} * {{Flag|Burundi}} * {{Flag|Lesotho}} (as South Africa Standard Time (SAST)) * {{Flag|Malawi}} * {{Flag|Mozambique }} * {{Flag|Namibia}}, since September 2017 * {{Flag|South Africa}} (as South Africa Standard Time (SAST)) * {{Flag|Swaziland}} (as South Africa Standard Time (SAST)) * {{Flag|Sudan}}, since November 2017 * {{Flag|Zambia}} * {{Flag|Zimbabwe}} [[Category:Time zones]] [[Category:Africa]]