What geographic patterns can be traced in the distribution of temperatures in Africa?

On the territory of the African continent, due to its relatively flat relief, the temperature is evenly distributed, and climatic zones cover parts of the continent from the Atlantic Ocean to the Indian Ocean. And only here all zones, except for the equatorial one, are repeated both in the north of the equatorial line and in the south, since this continent is crossed by the equator approximately in the center. The absence of high mountains makes the border between zones smoother than on other continents.