A historic shift is underway.
For the first time ever, African elections have officially been included in the global predictive markets ecosystem, starting with Polymarket — one of the largest decentralized forecasting platforms in the world.
This isn’t just a new way to trade.
It’s a new way to measure political momentum, capture public sentiment, and feed real-time data into a global intelligence network.
For decades, Africans have relied on mainstream media, political commentary, or anecdotal sentiment to guess who might win elections.
But media narratives are often:
Now, there’s a better alternative:
Market-based forecasting.
Predictive markets — unlike polls or pundits — put money on the line.
Every forecast is backed by real belief, data, and research.
This creates a dynamic, self-correcting signal that adjusts in real time — the more accurate the crowd, the sharper the odds.