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 2010 figures. The list excludes Somalia.

African Rank World Rank Country 2010 GDP (PPP)
 2011 GDP (PPP)
— — Africa $3,000.898 $3,129.467
1 25 South Africa 523.954 555.134
2 26 Egypt 497.781 518.976
3 30 Nigeria 377.949 413.402
4 47 Algeria 251.117 236.661
5 57 Morocco 151.432 162.617
6 65 Angola 107.310 115.679
7 67 Tunisia 99.995 100.979
8 69 Ethiopia 86.123 94.878
9 72 Sudan 99.999 89.048
10 77 Ghana 61.973 74.937
11 79 Kenya 66.032 71.427
12 80 Tanzania 58.444 63.892
13 89 Cameroon 44.327 47.251
13 90 Uganda 42.153 46.638
14 95 Libya 90.571 37.492
15 97 Ivory Coast 37.020 36.068
16 105 Botswana 28.491 29.707
18 108 Equatorial Guinea 23.819 26.147
19 109 Democratic Republic of the Congo 23.117 25.262
20 110 Senegal 23.882 25.152
21 113 Gabon 22.478 24.571
22 115 Mozambique 21.809 23.886
23 117 Burkina Faso 19.992 22.042
24 118 Zambia 20.041 21.882
25 121 Madagascar 19.406 20.400
26 122 Chad 17.359 19.543
27 123 Mauritius 18.061 19.276
28 125 Republic of the Congo 17.108 18.250
29 127 Mali 16.772 17.872
30 131 Namibia 14.596 15.743
31 132 Benin 13.993 14.683
32 133 Malawi 12.980 13.901
33 134 Rwanda 12.163 13.684
34 141 Niger 11.051 11.632
35 142 Guinea 10.807 11.464
36 147 Mauritania 6.655 7.093
37 149 Togo 5.974 6.415
38 150 Swaziland 6.067 6.233
39 151 Zimbabwe 5.457 6.127
40 153 Burundi 3.397 5.184
41 154 Sierra Leone 4.720 5.043
42 158 Eritrea 3.625 4.037
43 159 Lesotho 3.303 3.814
44 160 Central African Republic 3.446 3.641
45 161 The Gambia 3.494 3.496
46 164 Seychelles 2.053 2.245
47 165 Djibouti 2.105 2.231
48 167 Cape Verde 1.908 2.052
49 168 Guinea-Bissau 1.784 1.925
50 169 Liberia 1.691 1.769
51 178 Comoros 0.800 0.837
52 181 São Tomé and Príncipe 0.311 0.379

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