1. Seychelles

Seychelles
Drawing its primary resources from tourism, the country also has other highly developed sectors such as industrial tuna fishing, offshore, and the free zone. The GDP is equal to 1.4 billion dollars.

2. Mauritius

Mauritius
The country, which is one of the most promising on the continent, has significantly improved and stabilized its economy. The country’s human development index is also the highest in Africa. The GDP is equal to 12.34 billion dollars.

3. Algeria

Algeria
With a GDP equal to 170 billion dollars, the country has a viable economy reflected in the way of life of its inhabitants and the infrastructures there. Hydrocarbons, in particular the export of crude oil, represent the country’s primary source of income.

4. Tunisia

Tunisia
Having gradually evolved into a stable and developing economy, it is on a soundtrack in human and socio-economic development. The Tunisian economy depends mainly on tourism, agriculture, and the export of electrical and mechanical products. The GDP is equivalent to $ 75 billion.

5. Botswana

botswana
The country has become a model of successful development on the African continent. With a GDP of $ 67.6 billion, it has maintained an average growth of 5% per year over the past decade. Its economy base on mining, construction, and the service sector.

6. Rwanda

Rwanda
The country is notable for the level of effort it has invested in successful infrastructure development and human resources and capital. Rwanda’s economy mainly marks its heavy dependence on agriculture, annual growth of over 6%, and development of services. The GDP is equal to 9.14 billion dollars.

7. Gabon

Gabon
Having made remarkable progress over the past decade with higher average incomes that have considerably evolved, Gabon has become the fifth-largest oil producer in Africa. It claims to have one of the highest urbanization rates on the continent. With a GDP of 14.62 billion dollars, the country depends mainly on oil export to obtain its monetary reserves.

8. South Africa

South Africa
South Africa is an essential player in Africa economically. The country is said to have a highly developed economy and advanced infrastructure with a GDP equal to $ 349.4 billion. It is one of the largest gold and platinum exporters globally, which has enabled it to develop critical sectors in remarkable ways.

9. Egypt

Egypt
With its GDP has increased by 5.3% in six years to 235.4 billion dollars, Egypt has improved its economic activities over the past decade. The export of goods and services, the improvement of foreign currency deposits, and a more vibrant tourism sector have significantly contributed to the country’s development.

10. Morocco

Morocco
The country has withness growth in various industries over the past decade. Its economy is therefore stable and versatile. It has a GDP of 109.1 billion dollars.

Now what's your thoughts on this, do you think Nigeria should be on the list and why?

lies from ipod yooth research

where is nigeria on the list


if tinubu becomes president he shall employ 100 million nigeria into agbero and feed then raw corn and cassava

Redoil:
lies from ipod yooth research

where is nigeria on the list


if tinubu becomes president he shall employ 100 million nigeria into agbero and feed then raw corn and cassava

Hmmm....lol

I think Nigeria got this backward compatibility.

Redoil:
lies from ipod yooth research

where is nigeria on the list


if tinubu becomes president he shall employ 100 million nigeria into agbero and feed then raw corn and cassava

Nigeria will be first in top 10 most backward Countries in Africa

Tunisia and Morocco?

Cousin9999:
Tunisia and Morocco?

E shock me ooo, but is this really the official list?

They've really spoiled naija for us, imagine bot making the top 10 in Africa