Africa is overwhelmingly 220–240 V at 50 Hz. Southern Africa (South Africa, Namibia, Lesotho, Eswatini) uses the large round-pin Type M; East Africa (Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania) and most ex-British colonies use Type G; West and North Africa lean European with Types C, E and F. Plug shapes vary even within a single country, so a multi-region adapter is sensible. Voltage rarely differs from Europe, so no converter is needed for most modern electronics.
Countries in Africa (54)
Algeria
C
F
230 V
Angola
C
F
230 V
Benin
C
E
230 V
Botswana
M
230 V
Burkina Faso
C
E
230 V
Burundi
C
E
230 V
Cameroon
C
E
230 V
Cape Verde
C
F
230 V
Central African Republic
C
E
230 V
Chad
C
E
F
230 V
Comoros
C
E
230 V
Congo (DRC)
C
E
230 V
Congo (Republic)
C
E
230 V
Côte d'Ivoire
C
E
230 V
Djibouti
C
E
230 V
Egypt
C
F
230 V
Equatorial Guinea
C
E
230 V
Eritrea
C
E
L
230 V
Eswatini
C
M
N
230 V
Ethiopia
C
F
G
230 V
Gabon
C
E
230 V
Gambia
G
230 V
Ghana
G
230 V
Guinea
C
F
230 V
Guinea-Bissau
C
F
230 V
Kenya
G
240 V
Lesotho
M
230 V
Liberia
C
D
F
G
230 V
Libya
C
F
L
230 V
Madagascar
C
E
230 V
Malawi
G
230 V
Mali
C
E
230 V
Mauritania
C
E
230 V
Mauritius
C
E
G
230 V
Morocco
C
E
230 V
Mozambique
C
F
M
N
230 V
Namibia
C
M
N
230 V
Niger
C
E
230 V
Nigeria
G
230 V
Rwanda
C
E
F
G
230 V
Senegal
C
E
230 V
Seychelles
G
240 V
Sierra Leone
G
230 V
Somalia
C
G
230 V
South Africa
C
M
N
230 V
South Sudan
C
D
G
230 V
Sudan
C
D
G
230 V
São Tomé and Príncipe
C
F
230 V
Tanzania
G
230 V
Togo
C
E
230 V
Tunisia
C
E
230 V
Uganda
G
240 V
Zambia
G
230 V
Zimbabwe
G
230 V