Top 5 Richest Countries In Africa, Ranked by GDP Per Capita (PPP)

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In recent research as from January to May 11th 2025. Here are the top 5 richest countries in Africa and ranked by GDP per capita (PPP). So we are starting from number 5, number one will shock you:

5. Gabon: In 2025 Gabon was ranked 15th with a GDP per capita (PPP) of $19,452. The country's economy is driven by its rich natural resources, including petroleum, manganese, and timber. However, high levels of corruption have hindered Gabon's growth potential, with about one-third of its citizens living in poverty.

4. Botswana: In 2025 Botswana's GDP per capita (PPP) is $20,097, driven by diamond mining, strategic economic policies, and low corruption rates. The country has experienced rapid economic growth, averaging 5% annual growth over the past decade, and is classified as an upper-middle-income country.

3. Libya: In 2025 Libya's GDP per capita (PPP) stands at $26,456, with its economy heavily reliant on the petroleum sector, accounting for over 95% of export earnings and approximately 60% of GDP. The government is attempting to promote industrial and agricultural development to reduce dependence on oil.

2. Mauritius: In 2025 Mauritius ranks second with a GDP per capita (PPP) of $32,094. The country's economy has grown significantly since its independence in 1968, driven by diversification into industries like information technology, financial services, and seafood processing. Services, particularly tourism, account for over 72% of its GDP.

1. Seychelles: In 2025 With a G DP per capita (PPP) of $43,151, Seychelles is the richest country in Africa. Its economy is driven by tourism, fishing, and manufacturing, with a strong focus on sweet potatoes, cinnamon, tapioca, bananas, and poultry. The country's tourism industry contributes significantly to its GDP, with 31% coming from tourism and 15% of the workforce engaged in tourism-related activities.


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