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Still the case:
Richest African Countries by GDP
Richest African Countries 2006: GDP Per Country
South Africa … $606.4 billion in international$ (up 8% from 2005)
Algeria ... $262.2 billion (up 8.5%)
Nigeria … $181.8 billion (up 10.2%)
Morocco … $150.8 billion (up 4.8%)
Sudan … $98.8 billion (up 11.2%)
Tunisia … $91.4 billion (up 7.4%)
Ethiopia … $78.4 billion (up 12%)
Ghana … $59.4 billion (up 9.1%)
Angola … $53.9 billion (up 24.3%)
Democratic Republic of Congo … $50.4 billion (up 9.7%)
Uganda … $48.5 billion (up 9.2%)
Kenya … $45.6 billion (up 8.9%)
Cameroon … $40.3 billion (up 5.7%)
Côte d'Ivoire … $31.4 billion (up 4.9%)
Tanzania … $30.6 billion (up 10%)
Out of 50 African nations, the top 10 countries above generated almost 40% of Africa’s total GDP in 2006
South Africa … $606.4 billion in international$ (up 8% from 2005)
Algeria ... $262.2 billion (up 8.5%)
Nigeria … $181.8 billion (up 10.2%)
Morocco … $150.8 billion (up 4.8%)
Sudan … $98.8 billion (up 11.2%)
Tunisia … $91.4 billion (up 7.4%)
Ethiopia … $78.4 billion (up 12%)
Ghana … $59.4 billion (up 9.1%)
Angola … $53.9 billion (up 24.3%)
Democratic Republic of Congo … $50.4 billion (up 9.7%)
Uganda … $48.5 billion (up 9.2%)
Kenya … $45.6 billion (up 8.9%)
Cameroon … $40.3 billion (up 5.7%)
Côte d'Ivoire … $31.4 billion (up 4.9%)
Tanzania … $30.6 billion (up 10%)
Out of 50 African nations, the top 10 countries above generated almost 40% of Africa’s total GDP in 2006
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
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