Which country has hiest paid workers | HIGHEST MINIMUM WAGE IN AFRICA

Number1 Seychelles. minimum wage... US$470.40
The republic of Seychelles is an archipelago of 115 islands in the Indian Ocean, in the Eastern side of Africa. This island is known for its beautiful beaches, tropical vegetation, and the famous astonishing marine life. Seychelles have earned its stripes as an African with the highest GDP per capita; therefore it is no surprise that this country begins our list of the highest minimum wage rate in Africa. Seychelles has a minimum wage of 27 Seychelles Rupees or $1.82 per hour, entitled to all workers except for casual workers. While 30.78 Rupees, equivalent to $2.10 per hour is set for casual workers. That makes $407.68 per a month for all workers and $470.4 for casual workers, based on latest convention rate of Rupees to US$. Seychelles minimum wage was last changed in 1st January 2014.
Number2 Morocco. minimum wage... US$332.15
Morocco has a minimum wage of 3000 Moroccan Dirham per month in public sector, and 2570.86 Moroccan Dirham per month in private sector, while a minimum of 73 Moroccan Dirham per day is enforced for agricultural workers. Using recent convention rate, Moroccan minimum wage is $332.15 per month, making it the second highest rate in Africa.
Number3 South Africa. minimum wage... 277.19 USD
The republic of South Africa is one of very few African countries with a well revised and up to dated labour laws. The current minimum wage is set at 4,226 South African rands per month, as it was increased on the 1st of March 2021 by 4.5%, from 4,045 South African rands per month by then. Using latest currency conversion rates, South Africa has a minimum wages of 277.19 USD