While the FTSE crawls at 5%, African markets are delivering 14–33% growth.
Create Free AccountAfrica has 1.4 billion people. The youngest workforce on Earth. The fastest urbanisation in history. Infrastructure investment pouring in from the UAE, China, India and the Gulf states.
The UK has deep historical and Commonwealth ties with East and West Africa — yet most British investors have zero direct exposure to the continent’s growth. The Nigerian Exchange rose 33.5% this year. Kenya’s NSE grew 14.2%. Ghana’s GSE delivered 154% returns in USD.
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Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa — English-speaking markets with legal frameworks familiar to UK investors. The City of London is already Africa’s largest offshore financial hub.
The UK government is actively pushing bilateral trade deals with African nations. DFID successor BII has £8.1bn deployed across the continent.
A strong pound means your capital goes further in African markets. Combined with high local returns, the GBP-denominated upside is significant.
The opportunity isn’t coming — it’s already here. The question is whether you’re in.