AFRICAN EXCHANGE RATES NOV 16, 2018.

RWANDA Franc

AOA: 2.8181285
CAD: 655.042069
CNY: 126.690235
EUR: 992.690235
GBP: 1120.118667
JPY: 7.720972
NGN: 2.858388
USD: 875.19527
ZAR: 61.775220

SWAZILAND Lilangeni

EUR: 16.0882
USD: 14.1759
GBP: 18.1592
JPY: 7.9894

BOTSWANA Pula

ZAR: 1.3283
EUR: 0.0826
GBP: 0.0732
USD: 0.0937
CNH: 0.6497
JPY: 10.62

KENYA Shillings

USD: 103.2072
GBP: 132.0822
ZAR: 7.2816
KES: 36.1894
JPY(100): 91.0237
EUR: 116.6411
CNY: 14.8671
CAD: 78.4190

NAMIBIA N$

$: 14.1776
£: 18.1436
€: 16.0780
AOA: 0.0717

SOUTH AFRICA Rand

USD: 14.1681
GBP: 18.1734
EUR: 16.0963
JPY: 0.1251


SIERRA LEONE SLL

GBP: 10,739.21
EUR: 9,516.76

GHANA Cedi

USD: 4.7894
CAD: 6.1484
JPY: 0.4245
ZAR: 0.3607
EUR: 5.4572
CNY: 0.6921

COTE D'IVOIRE CFA

EUR: 655,957
USD: 578,250
JPY: 5,105
GBP: 740,000
CAD: 439,250
CNY: 83,125

TANZANIA shillings

USD: 227,967.83
EUR: 257,729.2
GBP: 291,729.72
KES: 2,210.05
ZAR: 16,001.89

BENIN REPUBLIC CFA

EUR: 655,957
USD: 578,250
JPY: 5,105
GBP: 740,000
CAD: 439,250
CNY: 83,125

UGANDA shillings

USD: 3,735.63
GBP: 4,857.77
EUR: 4,224.39
KSH: 36.16
TSH: 1.62

BURKINA FASO CFA

EUR: 655,957
USD: 578,250
JPY: 5,105
GBP: 740,000
CAD: 439,250
CNY: 83,125

MAURITANIA Ouguiya
EUR: 827.3063
GBP: 937.8282
USD: 729.6757
ZAR: 51.5093

SENEGAL CFA

EUR: 655,957
USD: 578,250
JPY: 5,105
GBP: 740,000
CAD: 439,250
CNY: 83,125

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