Africa's dividend payers, tracked in one place.
5,239 dividend payments from 302 companies on the JSE, NGX, NSE, BRVM, Casablanca and EGX. See what a company has paid, and when the next payment is due.
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Sanlam Ltd SLM · JSE · ZAR
Dividend per share| 2026 (in progress) | 4.85 ZAR | +9.0% |
| 2025 | 4.45 ZAR | +11.3% |
| 2024 | 4 ZAR | +11.1% |
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Which African stock markets does AfricanDividends cover?
South Africa (JSE), Nigeria (NGX), Kenya (NSE), the regional BRVM exchange in West Africa, Morocco (Casablanca) and Egypt (EGX).
What does AfricanDividends show for each company?
Every recorded dividend payment with its ex-dividend date and payment date, the annual total, growth, an estimated yield and the next ex-date when it is known.
Is it free?
Yes. Creating an account is free and unlocks everything available today: the full dividend history of every company, the watchlist, the screener, dividend analytics and email alerts. Paid Premium plans are shown on the pricing page but are not available yet.
Where does the dividend data come from?
It is entered manually from company and exchange announcements. The methodology page explains how yield and growth are calculated.
Is AfricanDividends investment advice?
No. The data is for research and education. Check every figure against the official announcement before you act.