This bushshrike occurs in West Africa. It has black upperparts, white spots on the rump, and creamy-buff throat and breast. It lives in thickets and undergrowth and gives duet calls.
The upperparts are black, with white spots on the lower back and rump. The throat and breast are creamy buff, and the belly is white.
It inhabits thickets and undergrowth. Its voice includes ringing notes given in duets.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.