Rationale
The Sub-Saharan Reed Katydid has a large extent of occurrence and, due to its occurrence within seasonally inundated savannas and along waterways which are unsuitable for cultivation and development, its geographic range is not expected to be severely fragmented or to experience decline or extreme fluctuations presently or in the foreseeable future. It is listed as Least Concern.
Threats
The greatest threat to this species is habitat destruction, but due to its widespread distribution in seasonally inundated savannas and along waterways which are unsuitable for cultivation and development, this species is not directly threatened.
Conservation
No specific conservation measures are in place for this species but it is known to occur in at least two protected areas, Upemba National Park, DRC, and Niokolo-Koba National Park, Senegal.