List of African countries by GDP (PPP)

This is a list of the African nations ranked by Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at Purchasing Power Parity (PPP). Figures are given in 2010 International Dollars according to the International Monetary Fund[1] 2010 figures. The list excludes Somalia, South Sudan and Tanzania.

List

Region
Rank
World
Rank
Country
 2013 GDP (PPP)
millions of International dollars
— — Africa 4,394,458
1 19  South Africa 918,000
2 22  Algeria 710,009
3 29  Nigeria 662,000
4 44  Egypt 596,500
5 57  Morocco 129,200
6 60  Angola 121,704
7 65  Ethiopia 121,400
8 68  Tunisia 108,400
9 70  Ghana 90,500
10 74  Sudan 88,500
11 77  Kenya 80,400
12 80  Libya 70,400
13 89  Uganda 54,600
14 91  Cameroon 53,300
13 92  Democratic Republic of the Congo 49,900
14 95  Ivory Coast 43,800
15 104  Botswana 34,100
16 106  Gabon 30,400
17 108  Mozambique 28,200
18 109  Chad 28,000
19 111  Senegal 27,700
20 114  Burkina Faso 26,600
21 117  Zambia 25,500
22 120  Madagascar 22,300
23 123  Mauritius 20,900
24 126  Republic of the Congo 20,000
25 129  Mali 18,600
26 130  Namibia 17,800
27 131  Equatorial Guinea 15,574
28 139  Benin 16,700
29 134  Rwanda 16,400
30 154  Malawi 15,000
31 142  Niger 13,800
32 143  Guinea 12,500
33 146  Zimbabwe 10,300
34 148  Mauritania 8,200
35 150  Togo 7,400
36 153  Swaziland 6,800
37 154  Somalia 5,900
38 155  Burundi 5,800
39 157  Eritrea 4,500
40 159  Lesotho 4,300
41 160  The Gambia 3,700
42 163  Liberia 2,870
43 165  Central African Republic 2,500
44 167  Cape Verde 2,170
45 164  Djibouti 2,510
46 166  Seychelles 2,460
47 173  Guinea-Bissau 1,940
48 179  Comoros 910
49 184  São Tomé and Príncipe 420

See also

References

  1. ↑ World Bank IMF Historical GDP (PPP) Data, April 2011