TODAYS AFRICAN EXCHANGE RATES TO DOLLAR

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 16/06/2023                                  

AFRICAN.                         DOLLAR

Nigerian Naira.                  588.95

Egyptian pound                 30.90

CFA franc.                            599.09

Ghana cedi.                         10.9835

Kenyan shillings.               139.8706

Malawian kwacha.            1026.4349

Mauritian rupee.                34.47

Moroccan diraham.           9.8702

Namibian dollar.                18.2566

Rwanda franc.                     1,130.30

South African Rand.           18.3303

Tanzanian shillings.           3,683.6645

Tunisian dinar.                    3.1004

Ugandan shillings.              3,683.335

Zambian kwacha.               19.33545

Burundi.                               2825

Madagascar.                        4,453.87

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