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Based on historical data, here is a list of 10 African countries where workers earn relatively high salaries:

1. South Africa is the most modern developed country in Africa, with a diversified economy and a relatively high standard of living. Top jobs in South Africa include those in the finance, mining, and telecommunications sectors, with top earners making between ZAR 4-7 million per year (approximately USD 270,000-470,000).
2. Nigeria – Nigeria has one of Africa’s most significant populations and economies and a diverse range of industries, including oil, agriculture, and telecommunications. Top earners in Nigeria can earn up to NGN 600 million (approximately USD 1.5 million) per year in sectors such as banking and finance.
3. Egypt – Egypt has a rich history and a diverse economy, with key industries including tourism, agriculture, and textiles. The top earners in Egypt work in sectors such as finance and telecommunications, with salaries ranging from EGP 1.2-2.4 million (approximately USD 64,000-130,000).
4. Algeria – Algeria has a large oil and gas sector, the main driver of its economy. Other key industries in Algeria include agriculture and mining. Top earners in Algeria can earn up to DZD 72 million (approximately USD 540,000) per year in the oil and gas sector.
5. Libya – Libya has a predominantly oil-based economy, with the oil and gas sector accounting for most of its GDP. The oil industry’s top earners in Libya can make up to LYD 4.5 million (approximately USD 3.2 million) per year.
6. Tunisia – Tunisia has a diversified economy, with key industries including textiles, tourism, and agriculture. The top earners in Tunisia work in the finance and telecommunications sectors, with salaries ranging from TND 300,000-600,000 (approximately USD 100,000-200,000).
7. Mauritius – Mauritius has a small but diversified economy, with key industries including tourism, financial services, and textiles. The top earners in Mauritius work in the finance sector, with salaries ranging from MUR 3-6 million (approximately USD 80,000-160,000) per year.
8. Ghana – Ghana has a diverse economy, with key industries including agriculture, mining, and telecommunications. The top earners in Ghana work in the finance sector, with salaries ranging from GHS 500,000 to 1 million (approximately USD 85,000-170,000) annually.
9. Morocco – Morocco has a diversified economy, with key industries including agriculture, mining, and textiles. The top earners in Morocco work in the finance sector, with salaries ranging from MAD 1.2-2.4 million (approximately USD 130,000-260,000) per year.
10. Kenya – Kenya has a diverse economy, with key industries including agriculture, manufacturing, and tourism. The top earners in Kenya work in the finance sector, with salaries ranging from KES 10-20 million (approximately USD 90,000-180,000) annually.

Salaries can vary significantly within a country and across industries. This list is not meant to be definitive or current, as wages can change rapidly over time