The White-winged Black Tit is a small bird of open acacia and broadleaf woodland. Its black body contrasts with white wing patches, and it moves in pairs or small groups.
It is black with white on the shoulders and flight feathers, and has dark eyes. Its listed body length is 15–16 cm.
It uses open acacia and broadleaf woodland. It occurs in pairs or small groups and may join mixed-species bird parties.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.