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African salaries range from one to four, according to LiveGDP

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Salary gaps between African countries reach a ratio of one to four, according to a ranking published in October 2026 by LiveGDP. The brief report mentions the countries with the highest incomes on the continent without naming them or giving the amounts, reports 7info.

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