Although Africa is not generally known for its abundance of skyscrapers, it has undergone a building surge in many cities. The number of tall buildings has been seen growing significantly throughout the continent over the last few decades.
1. South Africa (The Leonardo, 234m -768ft -55 floors)
2. South Africa (Carlton Center, 223m- 732ft- 50 floors)
3. Kenya (Britam Tower, 200m- 656ft- 31 floors)
4. South Africa (Ponte City Tower 173m- 568ft- 54 floors)
5. Kenya (UAP Tower 163m- 535ft- 33 floors)
6. Nigeria (NECOM House 160m- 525ft- 32 floors)
7. Tanzania (PSPF Towers 157m- 515ft- 35 floors)
8. South Africa (Marble Towers 152m- 499ft- 32 floors)
9. South Africa (Pearl Dawn 152m- 499ft- 31 floors)
10. South Africa (South African Reserve Bank Building 150m 492ft 38 floors)
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