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Real-time African stock prices across 10 major exchanges, including JSE, NGX, NSE, GSE and BRVM. Search company share prices, compare African stock markets, and invest from a single unified platform.

How to buy African stocks

1,138

Listed Securities

Active listings

10

Exchanges

Regional markets

193

Sectors

Industries covered

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1,138

Listed Securities

10

Exchanges

480

Gainers Today

342

Losers Today

1,138 securities · All exchanges

10X All Asia Actively Managed ETF

10X All Asia Actively Managed ETF

APACXJ.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R14.74

+0.41%

Global – Equity – General

10X All Asia Actively Managed Exchange Traded Fund

10X All Asia Actively Managed Exchange Traded Fund

ASIA.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R14.74

+0.41%

International Equity – Asia Pacific ex-Japan

10X Income Actively Managed ETF

10X Income Actively Managed ETF

INCOME.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R10.60

-0.28%
10X S&P 500 ETF

10X S&P 500 ETF

CSP500.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R124

-0.31%

Equity - Global (US Large Cap)

10X S&P Global Dividend Aristocrats ETF ZAR

10X S&P Global Dividend Aristocrats ETF ZAR

GLODIV.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R20.75

-0.67%
10X S&P Global Property ETF Units ZAR

10X S&P Global Property ETF Units ZAR

GLPROP.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R50.87

-0.70%
10X S&P SA Top 50 ETF

10X S&P SA Top 50 ETF

CTOP50.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R44.26

-0.34%
10X South African Property Income ETF Participatory Interests ZAR

10X South African Property Income ETF Participatory Interests ZAR

CSPROP.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R16.56

+0.36%
10X Total World Stock Feeder Exchange Traded Fund Units ZAR

10X Total World Stock Feeder Exchange Traded Fund Units ZAR

GLOBAL.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R18.32

+0.33%
10X Wealth GOVI Bond Exchange Traded Fund Accum ZAR

10X Wealth GOVI Bond Exchange Traded Fund Accum ZAR

CSGOVI.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R11.76

-0.08%
10X Wealth Top 20 Capped ETF

10X Wealth Top 20 Capped ETF

WTOP20.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R14.78

-1.07%

Financials

10X Yield Selected Bond ETF ZAR

10X Yield Selected Bond ETF ZAR

CSYSB.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R12.96

-0.84%
1nvest Capped SWIX ETF

1nvest Capped SWIX ETF

ETFSWX.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R29.12

-0.58%

South African Equity - Large & Mid Cap

1nvest Global Government Bond Index Feeder ETF Units A ZAR

1nvest Global Government Bond Index Feeder ETF Units A ZAR

ETFGGB.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R72.74

-0.12%
1nvest Global REIT Index Feeder ETF Units A ZAR

1nvest Global REIT Index Feeder ETF Units A ZAR

ETFGRE.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R23.55

+0.08%
1nvest Gold ETF

1nvest Gold ETF

ETFGLD.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R645

-0.36%

Commodities

1nvest ICE US Treasury Short Bond Index Feeder ETF Units ZAR

1nvest ICE US Treasury Short Bond Index Feeder ETF Units ZAR

ETFUSD.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R16.56

+0.67%
1NVEST MSCI EM Asia Index Feeder Units ZAR

1NVEST MSCI EM Asia Index Feeder Units ZAR

ETFEMA.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R47.09

+7.56%
1nvest MSCI World Index Feeder ETF

1nvest MSCI World Index Feeder ETF

ETFWLD.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R117

-0.16%
1NVEST MSCI World Socially Responsible Investment STANLIB Feeder ETF Units ZAR

1NVEST MSCI World Socially Responsible Investment STANLIB Feeder ETF Units ZAR

ETFSRI.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R190

-0.61%
1nvest Palladium ETF

1nvest Palladium ETF

ETFPLD.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R201

-0.42%

Financials / Commodities (Precious Metals)

1nvest S&P500 Index Feeder ETF Accum Units A ZAR

1nvest S&P500 Index Feeder ETF Accum Units A ZAR

ETF500.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R655

-0.13%
1nvest S&P500 Info Tech Index Feeder ETF Accum Units A ZAR

1nvest S&P500 Info Tech Index Feeder ETF Accum Units A ZAR

ETF5IT.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R39.23

+1.50%
1nvest SA Bond ETF

1nvest SA Bond ETF

ETFBND.ZA

🇿🇦 JSE

Price

R118

-0.85%

Share price index

Top African Share Prices by Exchange

Jump into the most searched share price pages across supported African exchanges, including JSE, NGX, NSE, GSE, BRVM and more.

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Top NSE Share Prices

Nairobi Securities Exchange - Kenya

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Top NGX Share Prices

Nigerian Exchange Group - Nigeria

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Top JSE Share Prices

Johannesburg Stock Exchange - South Africa

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Top GSE Share Prices

Ghana Stock Exchange - Ghana

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Top BSE Share Prices

Botswana Stock Exchange - Botswana

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Bourse Régionale des Valeurs Mobilières - West Africa (UEMOA)

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Top EGX Share Prices

Egyptian Exchange - Egypt

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Top CSE Share Prices

Casablanca Stock Exchange - Morocco

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Top SEM Share Prices

Stock Exchange of Mauritius - Mauritius

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Top VFEX Share Prices

VFEX Exchange - African market

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What Are African Stocks?

African stocks are shares in companies listed on stock exchanges across the African continent. Buying a share makes you a part-owner of that business — entitled to a portion of its profits through dividends and to any appreciation in its share price. From telecoms giants like Safaricom and MTN to cement leader Dangote Cement, African equities offer direct exposure to the continent's banking, consumer, energy, mining and technology sectors.

mystocks.africa tracks live pricing for 1,138 listed securities across 10 regional exchanges, giving global and diaspora investors a single, regulated gateway to markets that were historically difficult to reach. Capital is held and settled in US dollars, removing the friction of managing multiple local currencies and bank accounts.

Africa's Major Stock Exchanges

The continent is served by a network of national and regional exchanges, each regulated by its local capital-markets authority. The table below summarises the major African stock markets accessible through mystocks.africa — their listings, trading hours, settlement cycles and base currencies.

Major African stock exchanges — country, code, listings, trading hours, settlement cycle and currency.
ExchangeCountryListingsCurrencyInvest
Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE)South Africa300+ZARBuy JSE
Egyptian Exchange (EGX)Egypt250+EGPView →
Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX)Nigeria150+NGNBuy NGX
Casablanca Stock Exchange (CSE)Morocco75+MADView →
Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE)Kenya60+KESBuy NSE
Stock Exchange of Mauritius (SEM)Mauritius60+MURView →
Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE)Zimbabwe55+USDView →
Bourse Régionale des Valeurs Mobilières (BRVM)West Africa (UEMOA)45+XOFBuy BRVM
Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE)Ghana35+GHSBuy GSE
Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE)Botswana30+BWPBuy BSE
Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE)Tanzania25+TZSView →
Lusaka Securities Exchange (LUSE)Zambia20+ZMWBuy LUSE
Uganda Securities Exchange (USE)Uganda20+UGXView →
Malawi Stock Exchange (MSE)Malawi15+MWKView →

How to Invest in African Stocks From Anywhere

Investing in African equities through mystocks.africa takes four steps and requires no local bank account:

  1. 1

    Open a free account. Register in under five minutes — see our full guide to buying African stocks.

  2. 2

    Complete KYC verification. Upload a government ID and proof of address. Verification is typically same-day.

  3. 3

    Fund your account in USD. Add funds via international wire or card. Balances are held in dollars for cross-border stability.

  4. 4

    Place your order. Search any listing, enter your amount, and confirm. Orders route to licensed local brokers on the relevant exchange.

Why Invest in African Stocks

  • Structural growth from the world's youngest population and fastest-growing middle class.
  • Low correlation with US and European markets — meaningful portfolio diversification.
  • Many listings trade at valuations below global peers, rewarding early movers.
  • Direct exposure to commodity cycles, given Africa's vast mineral reserves.

Risks to Understand

  • Currency risk — local FX moves affect the USD value of your holdings.
  • Liquidity risk — some smaller listings trade thinly.
  • Emerging-market volatility and political or regulatory change.
  • Past performance is not indicative of future results; all capital is at risk.

African Stocks: Frequently Asked Questions

What are African stocks?
African stocks are shares of companies listed on stock exchanges across the African continent — such as the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) and the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE). Owning a share gives you a stake in that company and exposure to the growth of Africa's fastest-expanding economies, spanning banking, telecoms, consumer goods, energy and mining.
Can I buy African stocks from outside Africa?
Yes. mystocks.africa gives international and diaspora investors regulated access to African exchanges through a single account, with USD settlement. You do not need a local brokerage account or an on-the-ground presence — complete KYC online, fund your account in dollars, and the platform routes your order to a licensed local broker on the relevant exchange.
Which African stock exchange is the largest?
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) in South Africa is the largest and most liquid exchange on the continent by market capitalisation and listed companies, followed by the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) and exchanges in Kenya, Egypt and Morocco. mystocks.africa provides access across 8+ regional markets from one platform.
How much money do I need to start investing in African stocks?
There is no large minimum. On mystocks.africa you can start from as little as USD 10, subject to the current share price. This makes African equities accessible to retail investors, not just institutions.
Are dividends from African stocks paid in USD?
Dividends are declared by companies in their local currency and, on mystocks.africa, are converted and credited to your USD account after any applicable withholding tax. You can reinvest or withdraw them from your dashboard.
What are the risks of investing in African stocks?
African equities carry currency risk, liquidity risk and emerging-market volatility. Exchange-rate moves can affect the USD value of your holdings, and some smaller listings trade thinly. Diversifying across exchanges and sectors, and investing for the long term, helps manage these risks. All capital is at risk.