The White-bellied Tit has a white belly set against a dark head and breast. Its range is centered in eastern Africa, with a separate area farther west.
The head, breast, tail, and part of the back are black, while the belly is white. The lower back and wings have mixed black-and-white markings.
It feeds on insects, larvae, spiders, and seeds in Acacia woodland, tree-dotted grassland, and montane forest edges.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.