9 cheapest African countries to live in right now

A street in Egypt — themedianet

Egypt

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Living in Egypt is cheap. Its consumer goods and rent are cheaper as compared to New York. A one-bedroom in Cairo costs just $350 a month.

People can also get groceries at a discount of 77%.

When the January 2011 revolution began, the situation restricted economic growth in the country. Tourism and other manufacturing sectors also suffered. Things are beginning to normalize now.