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Africa market intelligence, one page per market.

Fifty-four markets. For each one, every read Kilwa has published and ten official statistics, dated and linked to the source. Click a country, or search below.

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  • High conviction (13)
  • Attractive structure, poor timing (14)
  • Improving but early (14)
  • Weak structure, weak timing (13)

Colour: Atlas No. 5 quadrant, gauges as of 4 September 2026.

All 54 African markets, coloured by Atlas No. 5 quadrant; each country links to its market pageAngola — Improving but earlyBurundi — Weak structure, weak timingBenin — High convictionBurkina Faso — High convictionBotswana — Attractive structure, poor timingCentral African Republic — Weak structure, weak timingCôte d'Ivoire — Attractive structure, poor timingCameroon — Weak structure, weak timingDR Congo — Improving but earlyRepublic of the Congo — Improving but earlyDjibouti — High convictionAlgeria — High convictionEgypt — High convictionEritrea — Weak structure, weak timingEthiopia — Improving but earlyGabon — Attractive structure, poor timingGhana — High convictionGuinea — Weak structure, weak timingThe Gambia — Improving but earlyGuinea-Bissau — Weak structure, weak timingEquatorial Guinea — Improving but earlyKenya — Attractive structure, poor timingLiberia — Improving but earlyLibya — Weak structure, weak timingLesotho — Improving but earlyMorocco — High convictionMadagascar — Weak structure, weak timingMali — Attractive structure, poor timingMozambique — Weak structure, weak timingMauritania — Attractive structure, poor timingMalawi — Weak structure, weak timingNamibia — Attractive structure, poor timingNiger — High convictionNigeria — High convictionRwanda — Attractive structure, poor timingSudan — Improving but earlySouth Sudan — Improving but earlySenegal — Attractive structure, poor timingSierra Leone — Improving but earlySomalia — Weak structure, weak timingEswatini — Improving but earlyChad — Improving but earlyTogo — Attractive structure, poor timingTunisia — Attractive structure, poor timingTanzania — Attractive structure, poor timingUganda — High convictionSouth Africa — High convictionZambia — High convictionZimbabwe — Improving but earlyCabo Verde — High convictionComoros — Weak structure, weak timingMauritius — Attractive structure, poor timingSeychelles — Attractive structure, poor timingSão Tomé and Príncipe — Weak structure, weak timing

54

African markets, one page each

11

published reports that score or screen every market

13

markets in the Atlas No. 5 high-conviction quadrant, 4 September 2026

6

markets Advantaged on the Minerals Signal screen, 14 September 2026

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Structure and timing from Kilwa Atlas No. 5 against 54-market medians of 48.5 and 55.2, the Minerals Signal tier, the Energy Signal quadrant where the market is one of the sixteen scored, and the World Bank’s latest population and GDP.

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Atlas No. 5 quadrant

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Population and GDP are the World Bank’s most recent observations in the World Development Indicators as at 16 September 2026, shown with their year; each market page carries a ten-row fact sheet from the World Bank and the IMF. Regional grouping follows the Minerals Signal (EAC/SADC-aligned: Central 8, East 14, North 7, Southern 10, West 15), a stated methodological choice, since AU regional lists differ by source. Western Sahara is unscored in every report and has no page. The Minerals Signal tiers are Advantaged, Forming, Watch, Screened: a structural characterisation from settled geological and industrial facts, not a score. Reads are structured rankings, not validated predictive models, and none is ISI or METI. Research is analysis, not investment, legal or tax advice.

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