At the start of September 2026, Ghana’s cedi remains one of Africa’s strongest currencies by nominal value against the US dollar, ranking fourth on the continent.
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Ghana cedi notes, GHS200
|
Rank |
Country |
Exchange rate per US$1 |
Currency |
|---|---|---|---|
|
1 |
Tunisia |
2.93 |
Tunisian Dinar |
|
2 |
Libya |
6.37 |
Libyan Dinar |
|
3 |
Morocco |
9.29 |
Moroccan Dirham |
|
4 |
Ghana |
11.26 |
Ghanaian Cedi |
|
5 |
Botswana |
13.47 |
Botswanan Pula |
|
6 |
Seychelles |
13.88 |
Seychellois Rupee |
|
7 |
Eritrea |
15.00 |
Eritrean Nakfa |
|
8 |
South Africa |
16.06 |
South African Rand |
|
9 |
Eswatini |
16.07 |
Swazi Lilangeni |
|
10 |
Namibia |
16.08 |
Namibian Dollar |
