TTSuV-1 and 2 have previously, as mentioned, been detected both in domestic pigs across the world [16] [17] [18] and wild suidae in Europe [19] and now for the first time in bushpigs on the African continent. Studies on the genetic variability of TTSuV-1 and 2 have shown a higher genetic diversity in the coding regions compared to the untranslated region [20] . The sequence analysis of both the bushpig-derived TTSuV and those from GenBank shows a high genetic variability among the different TTSuV-1 and TTSuV-2 and also shows the co-infection of two different TTSuV-1 variants and one TTSuV-2.