From a report of a patrimonial advice, the economies of different Africa countries could be known in detail in relation to millionaires living there.
A report Posted by the International Patrimonial Advisory firm Henley & Partners He highlighted the lack of growth and mobility in Africa in recent years. The ninth edition of the Africa Wealth Report revealed that there are currently 135,200 HNWI (“Individual High-Net-Worth” or “Individual with a high net worth”) With one invertible wealth of 1 million dollars or more that live in Africa, along with 342 centimillionaires and 21 billionaires.
Anyway, the report maintains that African countries They are losing a large amount of hnwi because of migration. “Approximately 18,700 people of high net estate have abandoned Africa during the last decade. There are currently 54 billionaires born in Africa in the world, including one of the richest in the world, Elon Muskbut only 21 of them still live in the continent, “said Andrew Amails, Chief of Research of New World Health.
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The richest city in Africa
At the city level, Johannesburg (South Africa) maintains its place as The richest in Africawith 12,300 millionaires, 25 centimillonarios and 2 billionaires. In fact, South Africa still houses more than double HNWI than any other African country.
Other millionaire cities in Africa
Johannesburg is followed Cape City He is closely followed with 7,400 millionaires, 28 centimillonarios and 1 billionaire. Then, millionaire cities appear as Cairo (7,200 millionaires), Nairobi (4,400) and Lakes (4,200).
On the other hand, it is expected that for the next decade that countries such as Mauricio, Namibia, Morocco, Zambia, Kenia, Uganda and Rwanda experience a Millionaire growth of 80%along with a 85% growth in Cape City, the whale coast, Kigali, Windhoek, Swakopmund, Nairobi, Tangier and Marrakech.
The growth planned for Africa in the next decade
The report indicated that For the next decade the millionaire population of Africa is expected to increase 65%. Likewise, it was known that the total invertible wealth that is currently owned in the African continent amounts to 2.5 billion dollars.
Source: Ambito
