The last two animals I needed to finish the Tiny Ten were the Sharpe’s and suni. Both are found in Mozambique, and I got both at the Rosenfels’s Coutada.
The Sharpe’s is usually hunted at night, as mine was. You’d have to be pretty lucky (and perhaps fast as well) to find one during the day. At night, the challenge is to have them hold in the spotlight for long enough for the PH or spotter to say “male” and for you to shoot. Identification isn’t easy, as you likely know, because the horns on the male are pretty small, so anything that isn’t obviously a male is therefore by default a female!
Good luck with your research and hunt - it’s typically a fun hunt, and not an easy one.