Tunisia Ranks 3rd in Africa for Minimum Wage in 2026
In 2026, Tunisia ranks 3rd in Africa for the minimum wage, with $185 per month. Morocco takes the lead with $374, closely followed by Mauritius ($371). This ranking, published by Vanguard, compares official minimum wages in each country, providing insight into the economic and social differences on the continent. For Tunisians, this position shows that the country maintains a level of protection for workers, despite the cost of living remaining a challenge. Behind the simple statistic, this figure represents the daily life of employees living on this salary and the state's efforts to guarantee a decent minimum income.
Top 5 African Countries for Minimum Wage in 2026
- Morocco: $374
- Mauritius: $371
- Tunisia: $185
- Algeria: $185
- Egypt: $149 Vanguard notes that the ranking is based solely on legally declared wages by governments, without considering the actual purchasing power. For Tunisia, being in the top 5 shows a balance between social protection and economic realities compared to other countries, a point that directly affects citizens' lives.
