GDP ranking of Africa countries in 2014

According to the latest statistics released by the World Bank in 2025, among the Africa countries in 2014, Nigeria ranked first in terms of gross domestic product(GDP), with a total economic volume of $546.68 billion; South Africa ranked second in terms of GDP, with a total economic volume of $381.2 billion; Egypt ranked third in terms of GDP, with a total economic volume of $305.6 billion; Algeria ranked fourth in terms of GDP, with a total economy of $213.81 billion; and Angola, with a total economy of $137.24 billion, ranked fifth in GDP.

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Data from the World Bank and China Bureau of Statistics.

Rank Country GDP
1 Nigeria $546.68 billion
2 South Africa $381.2 billion
3 Egypt $305.6 billion
4 Algeria $213.81 billion
5 Angola $137.24 billion
6 Morocco $110.08 billion
7 Sudan $76.82 billion
8 Kenya $68.29 billion
9 Libya $57.37 billion
10 Ethiopia $55.61 billion
11 Ghana $54.78 billion
12 Tunisia $50.27 billion
13 Tanzania $49.97 billion
14 Cote d'ivoire $48.84 billion
15 Cameroon $36.39 billion
16 Democratic Republic of the Congo $35.91 billion
17 Uganda $32.61 billion
18 Zambia $27.14 billion
19 Equatorial Guinea $21.77 billion
20 Senegal $19.8 billion
21 Zimbabwe $19.5 billion
22 Gabon $18.2 billion
23 Republic of Congo $17.91 billion
24 Mozambique $17.72 billion
25 Botswana $15.66 billion
26 Mali $14.37 billion
27 South Sudan $13.96 billion
28 Burkina faso $13.94 billion
29 Chad $13.94 billion
30 Benin $13.29 billion
31 Mauritius $12.8 billion
32 Madagascar $12.52 billion
33 Namibia $12.44 billion
34 Niger $10.86 billion
35 Guinea $8.78 billion
36 Rwanda $8.24 billion
37 Mauritania $6.59 billion
38 Malawi $6.05 billion
39 Somalia $5.02 billion
40 Sierra Leone $5.02 billion
41 Togo $4.58 billion
42 Eswatini $4.42 billion
43 Liberia $3.23 billion
44 Burundi $2.71 billion
45 Lesotho $2.44 billion
46 Djibouti $2.22 billion
47 Central Africa $1.9 billion
48 Cape verde Islands $1.86 billion
49 Seychelles $1.39 billion
50 Gambia $1.23 billion
51 Comores $1.15 billion
52 Guinea-Bissau $1.06 billion
53 Sao Tome and Principe $0.35 billion

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