Markets

Sub-Saharan Africa’s stock exchanges on one board.

Headline index levels for fourteen exchanges across West, East and Southern Africa, refreshed every 30 minutes while markets trade.

Exchange City Currency Headline index Level Day change

JSE Johannesburg Stock Exchange

Johannesburg, South Africa ZAR FTSE/JSE All Share — —

NGX Nigerian Exchange

Lagos, Nigeria NGN NGX All-Share Index — —

NSE Nairobi Securities Exchange

Nairobi, Kenya KES NSE All Share Index — —

BRVM Bourse Régionale des Valeurs Mobilières

Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire XOF BRVM Composite — —

GSE Ghana Stock Exchange

Accra, Ghana GHS GSE Composite Index — —

DSE Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania TZS DSE All Share Index — —

USE Uganda Securities Exchange

Kampala, Uganda UGX USE All Share Index — —

RSE Rwanda Stock Exchange

Kigali, Rwanda RWF RSE All Share Index — —

LuSE Lusaka Securities Exchange

Lusaka, Zambia ZMW LuSE All Share Index — —

BSE Botswana Stock Exchange

Gaborone, Botswana BWP Domestic Company Index — —

NSX Namibian Stock Exchange

Windhoek, Namibia NAD NSX Overall Index — —

ZSE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange

Harare, Zimbabwe ZWG ZSE All Share Index — —

MSE Malawi Stock Exchange

Blantyre, Malawi MWK Malawi All Share Index — —

SEM Stock Exchange of Mauritius

Port Louis, Mauritius MUR SEMDEX — —

ESE Eswatini Stock Exchange

Mbabane, Eswatini SZL ESE All Share Index — —

BVC Bolsa de Valores de Cabo Verde

Praia, Cabo Verde CVE — — —

Index levels are delayed and shown in local currency. For information only; not investment advice. Data by MansaAPI

Reading the board

What an index tells you here, and what it doesn’t.

Local currency first

Index levels are quoted in each market’s own currency. A dollar investor’s return also depends on how that currency moves against the dollar.

Short lists, thin trading

Several of these exchanges list fewer than fifty companies, and many shares change hands infrequently. A flat day often means few trades, not no news.

Most growth is private

The businesses we back, revenue-generating scale-ups that need $500k to $10M, are rarely listed. Public indices show the direction of an economy; the opportunity sits beneath them.

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