Question: Who is the South African Anglican Bishop for the territory that is an independent state completely surrounded by the territory of another country ?

text: Anglican Church of Southern Africa
Organisation -- Dioceses

The Anglican Church of Southern Africa, known until 2006 as the Church of the Province of Southern Africa, is the province of the Anglican Communion in the southern part of Africa. The church has twenty-nine dioceses, of which twenty-one are located in South Africa, three in Mozambique, and one each in Angola, Lesotho, Namibia, Swaziland and Saint Helena. In South Africa, there are between 3 and 4 million Anglicans out of an estimated population of 45 million. The primate is the Archbishop of Cape Town. The current archbishop is Thabo Makgoba, who succeeded Njongonkulu Ndungane in 2006. From 1986 to 1996 the primate was Nobel Peace Prize laureate Desmond Tutu.
Diocese Bishop Territory Cathedral Founded
Angola André Soares Angola  2003 ( from Lebombo )
Cape Town Thabo Makgoba ( Archbishop ) Garth Counsell ( suffragan Bishop of Table Bay ) Cape Town and nearer suburbs , and Tristan da Cunha St George 's Cathedral , Cape Town 1847
Christ the King William Mostert Vaal Triangle and southern suburbs of Johannesburg  1990 ( from Johannesburg )
False Bay Margaret Vertue Southeastern suburbs of Cape Town , Stellenbosch , the Overberg and the Breede River Valley  2005 ( from Cape Town )
Free State Dintoe Stephen Letloenyane Free State province Cathedral of St Andrew and St Michael , Bloemfontein 1863 ( from Cape Town , as Diocese of Bloemfontein )
George Brian Marajh Garden Route , Little Karoo , Langkloof and Great Karoo St Mark 's Cathedral , George 1911 ( from Cape Town )
Grahamstown Ebenezer Ntlali Area of Albany , Ciskei , King William 's Town and East London in the Eastern Cape Cathedral of St Michael and St George , Grahamstown 1853 ( from Cape Town )
Highveld Charles May East Rand and southern Mpumalanga St Dunstan 's Cathedral , Benoni 1990 ( from Johannesburg , as Diocese of South Eastern Transvaal )
Johannesburg Stephen Moreo Central Johannesburg , its northern suburbs and the West Rand St Mary 's Cathedral , Johannesburg 1922 ( from Pretoria )
Kimberley and Kuruman Oswald Swartz Northeastern half of Northern Cape , western part of North West St Cyprian 's Cathedral , Kimberley 1911 ( from Bloemfontein , Cape Town and Grahamstown )
Lebombo Carlos Matsinhe Mozambique south of the Zambezi River St Augustine 's Cathedral , Maciene 1893
Lesotho Adam Taaso Lesotho Cathedral of St Mary and St James , Maseru 1950 ( from Free State , as Diocese of Basutoland )
Matlosane Molopi Diseko Central part of North West Cathedral of the Resurrection , Ikageng 1990 ( from Johannesburg , as Diocese of Klerksdorp )
Mbhashe Elliot Williams Southern part of the former Transkei , around Butterworth and Ngcobo  2010 ( from Mthatha )
Mpumalanga Dan Kgomosotho Northern Mpumalanga province  2004 ( from Pretoria )
Mthatha Nkosinathi Ndwandwe Central part of the former Transkei , around Mthatha and Port St Johns St John 's Cathedral , Mthatha 1872 ( from Grahamstown and Natal , as Diocese of St John 's )
Namibia Luke Pato Namibia St George 's Cathedral , Windhoek 1924 ( as Diocese of Damaraland )
Nampula ( missionary diocese ) Manuel Ernesto ( previously area bishop ) Mozambique  2019 ( from Niassa )
Natal Vacant KwaZulu-Natal southwest of the Buffalo and Tugela Rivers Cathedral of the Holy Nativity , Pietermaritzburg 1853 ( from Cape Town )
Niassa Vicente Msosa Mozambique north of the Zambezi River St Bartholomew 's Cathedral , Messumba 1979 ( from Lebombo )