AFRICAN EXCHANGE RATES NOV 20th, 2018.

RWANDA franc

AOA: 2.819048
CAD: 664.703390
CNY: 126.111667
EUR: 1,125.337736
GBP: 1,125.736726
JPY: 7.779521
KES: 8.516238
NGN: 2.859320
USD: 875.480597
ZAR: 62.188451

GHANA cedi

USD: 4.79
GBP: 6.1424
CAD: 3.6135
ZAR: 0.3391
EUR: 5.4597
CNY: 0.6902

SIERRA LEONE  Leone

GBP: 10,767.74
EUR: 9,554.81
USD: 8,387.38

BOTSWANA pula

ZAR: 1.3251
EUR: 0.0823
GBP: 0.0943
USD: 0.0943
CNH: 0.6536
JPY: 10.6

NAMIBIA N$

$: 14.0757
£: 18.0950
€: 16.1122
AOA: 0.0717

SOUTH AFRICA Rand

USD: 14.0135
GBP: 18.0333
EUR: 16.0658
JPY: 0.1246

MADAGASCAR MGA

EUR: 4152.18
USD: 3634.52
GBP: 4671.81
JPY: 32.31
CAD: 2758.65
ZAR: 258.68
CNY: 523.68

MALAWI kwacha

EUR: 835.3823
GBP: 938.3457
USD: 729.719
ZAR: 51.8634

KENYA shillings

USD: 102.8056
GBP: 132.0781
EUR: 117.5247

ZIMBABWE dollar

ZAR: 14.071800
GBP: 1.285585
JPY: 112.550000
CAD: 1.316950
CNY: 6.941800
KES: 102.700000

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