NAIROBI, 16 April. - (ANA) - Having a strong currency provides numerous benefits to African economies, ranging from increased purchasing power and attracting foreign investment to lower import costs and more international trade, according to Business Insider Africa. 

 

While monetary strength is frequently associated with stability and prosperity, the benefits go far beyond mere symbolism. As a result, governments have been tasked with strengthening their currencies.

 

This list is based on each country’s current exchange rate, courtesy of real-time data as of 12th February 2024, from Google Finance, backed by data from Forbes Currency Converter.

 

This list is based on how high currencies are compared to the US dollar.

 

 

Rank Country     Currency/$       Currency

1. Tunisia         3.13/$       Tunisian Dinar (TND)

2. Libya        4.83/$       Libyan Dinar (LYD)

3. Morocco       10.0/$       Moroccan Dirhams (MAD)

4. Ghana       12.39/$       Cedi (GHS)

5. Seychelles 13.48/$        Seychellois Rupees (SCR)

6. Botswana 13.70/$          Botswana Pula (BWP)

7. Eritrea        15.0/$       Eritrean Nakfa (ERN)

8. Lesotho        18.98/$        Lesotho Lotis (LSL)

9. Namibia        18.97/$        Namibian Dollar (NMD)

10. South Africa, Eswatini 19.02/$ South African Rand (ZAR)                 - (ANA) -

 

 

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