African Countries’ GDP per Capita in 2024; Nigeria Ranked Among The Lowest

African Countries’ GDP per Capita in 2024;

GDP per capital is calculated by dividing a country’s total GDP by its population, reflects a nation’s economic output per person. In 2024, several African nations show strong GDP per capita, highlighting their economic progress.

A recently released statistics from the International Monetary Fund produced a compilation of the GDP per capita of every African country in 2024 with Seychelles topping the list as the highest ranking in Africa.

Seychelles

Seychelles ranks as the highest in Africa, with a GDP per capita of $21,875 in 2024. This small island nation, known for its tourism industry, has built a strong economy through luxury travel and services. Its natural beauty attracts millions of visitors annually, contributing significantly to its GDP.

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Seychelles: $21,875

Mauritius: $12,973

Gabon: $9,308

Botswana: $7,875

Libya: $6,975

Equatorial Guinea: $6,733

South Africa: $5,975

Algeria: $5,722

Namibia: $4,745

Cabo Verde: $4,656

Tunisia: $4,435

Eswatini: $4,324

Djibouti: $4,184

Morocco: $4,078

Egypt: $3,225

São Tomé and Príncipe: $3,167

Côte d'Ivoire: $2,717

Republic of the Congo: $2,457

Angola: $2,432

Mauritania: $2,347

Ghana: $2,230

Zimbabwe: $2,088

Kenya: $1,983

Ethiopia: $1,910

Senegal: $1,900

Cameroon: $1,815

Guinea: $1,651

Benin: $1,512

Zambia: $1,413

Comoros: $1,385

Tanzania: $1,220

Uganda: $1,202

Nigeria: $1,110

Lesotho: $1,107

Guinea-Bissau: $1,088

Togo: $1,058

Chad: $1,014

The Gambia: $989

Rwanda: $989

Burkina Faso: $910

Mali: $899

Liberia: $855

Somalia: $777

DR of the Congo: $715

Niger: $670

Mozambique: $659

Sudan: $547

Madagascar: $538

Central African Republic: $538

Sierra Leone: $527

Malawi: $481

South Sudan: $422

Burundi: $230

Eritrea: N/A

Eritrea and Western Sahara data not available. Figures rounded. As of Apr. 2024.

Source: International Monetary Fund

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