Highest Currencies In Africa And The Strongest Currency Over Naira

  On today's post we are reviewing top rated African Currencies that is higher than Naira, below are the list...

√Egyptian Pound
The currency spent in Egypt is named among the highest currencies in Africa. The country has had a couple of political turmoil and challenges. But despite their challenges, they have been able to keep their currency strong. The Egyptian pound currency exchanges at 1 US Dollar to 17.81 Egyptian pounds, and 1 Egyptian pound equals to 17.65 Naira.

√Eritrean Nakfa ERN
 Nakfa is the currency spent in Eritrea, which is an island country in Africa. Their currency is stronger than Nigerian Naira and is among the strongest in Africa. The Eritrean Nakfa exchanges at 15 to 1 US Dollars, and 1 Eritrean Nakfa equals to 20.55 Naira. 

√South African Rand 
The currency spent in South Africa is one of the highest currencies in Africa for 2017. The currency was devalued almost two years ago. Although it has dropped in value over the last few years, it remains among the highest valued currency in Africa. The South African Rand currently exchanges at 1 US Dollar to 12.98 South African Rand, and 1 South African Rand equals to 24.29 Naira. 

√Botswana Pula BWP 
The Botswana’s currency is among the most valuable currencies in Africa. The economy of Botswana is often regarded as an African success story. The country has one of the highest Human Development Indexes in Africa. Their economy is built largely on mining, cattle ranching, and the service sector. Currently, 1 US Dollars equals to 10 Botswana Pula. 

√Moroccan Dirham Mad
 This is currently one of the strongest currencies in Africa. Morocco’s economy is built on agriculture, tourism, and manufacturing. 1 Moroccan Dirham equals to 33 Naira. When we are talking about equivalent in dollars, Moroccan Dirham trades at 9 to 1 US Dollars. 

√Zambian Kwacha ZMW 
The Zambian Kwacha is currently the tenth highest currency in Africa. The Zambian Kwacha exchanges at 8.86 to 1 US Dollars, and 1 ZMW equals to 35.57 Naira. 

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