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All 54 African economies Latest published figure for each country, the live US dollar reference, and a full file behind every name: 22 series with history, World Bank lending, official sources and headlines.
North Africa Country GDP GDP growth Inflation GDP per capita External debt USD rate Algeria $287B ’25 3.8% ’25 1.4% ’25 $6.1K ’25 2.7% ’24 134.19 DZD Egypt $365.3B ’25 4.4% ’25 14.1% ’25 $3.1K ’25 42.0% ’24 52.25 EGP Libya $48.1B ’25 13.4% ’25 1.8% ’25 $6.4K ’25 — 6.4034 LYD Morocco $182.4B ’25 4.6% ’25 0.7% ’25 $4.7K ’25 44.7% ’24 9.9195 MAD Sudan $60.2B ’25 3.1% ’25 138.8% ’22 $1.2K ’25 45.4% ’24 458.58 SDG Tunisia $57.5B ’25 2.5% ’25 5.2% ’25 $4.7K ’25 77.7% ’24 2.9666 TND
West Africa Country GDP GDP growth Inflation GDP per capita External debt USD rate Benin $24.6B ’25 8.1% ’25 1.1% ’25 $1.7K ’25 66.6% ’24 583.03 XOF Burkina Faso $27.6B ’25 5.3% ’25 -0.6% ’25 $1.1K ’25 48.8% ’24 583.03 XOF Cabo Verde $3.1B ’25 6.3% ’25 2.3% ’25 $5.8K ’25 86.9% ’24 98.01 CVE Côte d’Ivoire $99.8B ’25 6.5% ’25 0.1% ’25 $3.1K ’25 48.8% ’24 583.03 XOF Gambia $2.6B ’25 5.9% ’25 11.6% ’24 $919.1 ’25 66.4% ’24 74.41 GMD Ghana $114.2B ’25 6.0% ’25 14.2% ’25 $3.3K ’25 46.9% ’24 11.6173 GHS Guinea $28.3B ’25 7.4% ’25 3.5% ’25 $1.9K ’25 23.2% ’24 8,794.49 GNF Guinea-Bissau $2.5B ’25 5.8% ’25 0.9% ’25 $1.1K ’25 67.1% ’24 583.03 XOF Liberia $5.2B ’25 5.0% ’25 8.3% ’25 $915.3 ’25 50.5% ’24 172.07 LRD Mali $30.1B ’25 5.6% ’25 3.3% ’25 $1.2K ’25 24.9% ’24 583.03 XOF Mauritania $11.7B ’25 4.0% ’25 1.5% ’25 $2.2K ’25 41.8% ’24 40.20 MRU Niger $21.6B ’25 7.0% ’25 -4.5% ’25 $775.4 ’25 27.5% ’24 583.03 XOF Nigeria $290.8B ’25 4.0% ’25 23.0% ’25 $1.2K ’25 60.0% ’24 1,331.28 NGN Senegal $37B ’25 6.7% ’25 1.5% ’25 $2K ’25 150.7% ’24 583.03 XOF Sierra Leone $7.5B ’25 4.6% ’25 7.5% ’25 $846.3 ’25 31.1% ’24 24.65 SLE Togo $11.9B ’25 6.3% ’25 0.4% ’25 $1.4K ’25 43.2% ’24 583.03 XOF
Central Africa Country GDP GDP growth Inflation GDP per capita External debt USD rate Cameroon $58.9B ’25 3.2% ’25 3.4% ’25 $2K ’25 31.3% ’24 583.03 XAF Central African Republic $3.1B ’25 4.5% ’25 1.0% ’25 $556.1 ’25 35.9% ’24 583.03 XAF Chad $21.5B ’25 5.6% ’25 -3.9% ’25 $1K ’25 16.4% ’24 583.03 XAF Congo $16.3B ’25 3.1% ’25 2.4% ’25 $2.5K ’25 44.9% ’24 583.03 XAF DR Congo $91B ’25 5.8% ’25 2.9% ’16 $806.8 ’25 18.3% ’24 2,314.21 CDF Equatorial Guinea $12.8B ’25 -5.8% ’25 2.9% ’24 $6.6K ’25 — 583.03 XAF Gabon $21.4B ’25 2.5% ’25 1.8% ’25 $8.3K ’25 36.0% ’24 583.03 XAF São Tomé and Príncipe $981.3M ’25 1.0% ’25 11.0% ’25 $4.1K ’25 42.7% ’24 21.78 STN
East Africa Country GDP GDP growth Inflation GDP per capita External debt USD rate Burundi $3.4B ’25 4.2% ’25 34.1% ’25 $233.8 ’25 47.1% ’24 2,993.76 BIF Comoros $1.8B ’25 3.8% ’25 3.2% ’25 $2.1K ’25 24.8% ’24 437.27 KMF Djibouti $4.6B ’25 6.5% ’25 -0.3% ’25 $3.9K ’25 83.8% ’24 177.72 DJF Eritrea $2.1B ’11 8.7% ’11 — $688.7 ’11 51.5% ’11 15.00 ERN Ethiopia $126.4B ’25 9.8% ’25 13.2% ’25 $932.7 ’25 24.3% ’22 161.51 ETB Kenya $135.9B ’25 4.6% ’25 4.1% ’25 $2.4K ’25 35.0% ’24 129.58 KES Madagascar $19.6B ’25 3.0% ’25 8.1% ’25 $599.3 ’25 39.2% ’24 4,458.52 MGA Mauritius $16.2B ’25 3.2% ’25 3.7% ’25 $13K ’25 123.2% ’24 48.00 MUR Rwanda $16.4B ’25 9.4% ’25 5.9% ’25 $1.1K ’25 93.9% ’24 1,478.71 RWF Seychelles $2.4B ’25 5.8% ’25 0.3% ’25 $19.4K ’25 — 14.6587 SCR Somalia $13B ’25 3.0% ’25 — $661.2 ’25 14.9% ’24 571.51 SOS South Sudan $12B ’15 -10.8% ’15 91.4% ’24 $1.1K ’15 — 5,653.04 SSP Tanzania $90.1B ’25 5.9% ’25 3.3% ’25 $1.3K ’25 47.3% ’24 2,647.63 TZS Uganda $62B ’25 6.3% ’25 3.6% ’25 $1.2K ’25 39.2% ’24 3,932.95 UGX
Southern Africa Country GDP GDP growth Inflation GDP per capita External debt USD rate Angola $122.2B ’25 3.1% ’25 20.2% ’25 $3.1K ’25 79.6% ’24 922.26 AOA Botswana $19.9B ’25 -0.7% ’25 2.7% ’25 $7.8K ’25 11.9% ’24 13.9858 BWP Eswatini $5.2B ’25 4.2% ’25 2.6% ’19 $4.1K ’25 27.8% ’24 16.6514 SZL Lesotho $2.6B ’25 2.0% ’25 4.3% ’25 $1.1K ’25 65.4% ’24 16.6514 LSL Malawi $14.9B ’25 1.9% ’25 28.4% ’25 $671.5 ’25 35.2% ’24 1,745.26 MWK Mozambique $22.3B ’25 -0.5% ’25 4.4% ’25 $626.9 ’25 350.6% ’24 63.84 MZN Namibia $15.1B ’25 1.7% ’25 3.5% ’25 $4.9K ’25 — 16.6514 NAD South Africa $427.2B ’25 1.1% ’25 3.2% ’25 $6.6K ’25 44.8% ’24 16.6586 ZAR Zambia $28.9B ’25 3.8% ’25 13.9% ’25 $1.3K ’25 114.2% ’24 19.7467 ZMW Zimbabwe $51.2B ’25 8.1% ’25 104.7% ’22 $3K ’25 33.0% ’24 26.77 ZWG
Source: World Bank Open Data · ’YY marks the year of the latest print · FX: ExchangeRate-API mid-market
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