Top African countries 2011

[walaalkis]

#1. South Africa

GDP- Purchasing Power Parity: US$524 Billion (As of 2010)

 

Contribution of Industrial Sector in GDP: 30.8%

 

Contribution of Agricultural Sector in GDP: 2.5%

 

Contribution of Services Sector in GDP: 66.7% (As of 2010)

 

Population: 50,586,757 (As of 2011)

 

Unemployment Rate: 24.9% (As of 2010)

 

#2. Egypt

GDP- Purchasing Power Parity: US$497.8 Billion (As of 2010)

 

Contribution of Industrial Sector in GDP: 37.5%

 

Contribution of Agricultural Sector in GDP: 14%

 

Contribution of Services Sector in GDP: 48.3% (As of 2010)

 

Population: 80,801,170 (As of 2011)

 

Unemployment Rate: 9.7% (As of 2010)

 

*#3. Nigeria

GDP- Purchasing Power Parity: US$377.9* Billion (As of 2010)

 

Contribution of Industrial Sector in GDP: 32%

 

Contribution of Agricultural Sector in GDP: 30%

 

Contribution of Services Sector in GDP: 38% (As of 2010)

 

Population: 155,215,573 (As of 2010)

 

Unemployment Rate: 4.9% (As of 2007)

 

#4. Algeria

GDP- Purchasing Power Parity: US$251.1* Billion (As of 2010)

 

Contribution of Industrial Sector in GDP: 61.6%

 

Contribution of Agricultural Sector in GDP: 8.3%

 

Contribution of Services Sector in GDP: 30.1% (As of 2010)

 

Population: 36,423,000 (As of 2010)

 

Unemployment Rate: 10% (As of 2010)

 

#5. Morocco

GDP- Purchasing Power Parity: US$151.4* Billion (As of 2010)

 

Contribution of Industrial Sector in GDP: 31.6%

 

Contribution of Agricultural Sector in GDP: 17.1%

 

Contribution of Services Sector in GDP: 51.4% (As of 2010)

 

Population: 32,208,557 (As of 2011)

 

Unemployment Rate: 9.1% (As of 2010)

 

#6. Angola

GDP- Purchasing Power Parity: US$107.3* Billion (As of 2010)

 

Contribution of Industrial Sector in GDP: 65.8%

 

Contribution of Agricultural Sector in GDP: 9.6%

 

Contribution of Services Sector in GDP: 24.6% (As of 2008)

 

Population: 18,498,000 (As of 2009)

 

Unemployment Rate: NA%

 

#7. Sudan

GDP- Purchasing Power Parity: US$100* Billion (As of 2010)

 

Contribution of Industrial Sector in GDP: 29.5%

 

Contribution of Agricultural Sector in GDP: 30.5%

 

Contribution of Services Sector in GDP: 39.9% (As of 2010)

 

Population: 30,894,000 (As of 2008)

 

Unemployment Rate: 18.7% (As of 2002)

 

#7. Tunisia

GDP- Purchasing Power Parity: US$100* Billion (As of 2010)

 

Contribution of Industrial Sector in GDP: 34.6%

 

Contribution of Agricultural Sector in GDP: 10.6%

 

Contribution of Services Sector in GDP: 54.8% (As of 2010)

 

Population: 10,432,500 (As of April 2, 2011)

 

Unemployment Rate: 13% (As of* 2010)

 

#9. Libya

GDP- Purchasing Power Parity: US$90.57 Billion (As of 2010)

 

Contribution of Industrial Sector in GDP: 62.9%

 

Contribution of Agricultural Sector in GDP: 2.6%

 

Contribution of Services Sector in GDP: 34.6% (As of 2010)

 

Population: 6,420,000 (As of 2010)

 

Unemployment Rate: 30% (As of* 2004)

 

#10. Ethiopia

GDP- Purchasing Power Parity: US$86.12 Billion (As of 2010)

 

Contribution of Industrial Sector in GDP: 11%

 

Contribution of Agricultural Sector in GDP: 50%

 

Contribution of Services Sector in GDP: 39% (As of 2010)

 

Population: 82,101,998 (As of 2011)

 

Unemployment Rate: NA%

 

 

 

Nowadays these statistics are becoming a joke. Ethiopia is top ten , they got people starving like no other country.

Overall somalia is nowhere to be found . If Ethiopia with 80m people made it, Somalis about 20m should be 1.

I guess we are self hating people and that will lead us to destructions for many years to come

[Nin-Yaaban]

Ethiopia is top ten because of their population and their rapidly growing economy. That's not a joke. Somalia wouldn't have made it in that list even if we had no civil war and a growing economy. It's just the reality. U have to understand Africa has a 1 billion people, our population of 20 million wouldn't make any difference.

 

Nasiibdaro, we always have to measure ourselves against Ethiopians and what they could do.

[walaalkis]

Nin-Yaaban;796347 wrote:

Ethiopia is top ten because of their population and their rapidly growing economy. That's not a joke. Somalia wouldn't have made it in that list even if we had no civil war and a growing economy. It's just the reality. U have to understand Africa has a 1 billion people, our population of 20 million wouldn't make any difference.

A sudden change in our economy can make us top ten. You can have millions of people and be poor like Nigeria and be small like Oman,Qatar and UAE and have smooth economy growth

[Nin-Yaaban]

walaalkis;796356 wrote:

A sudden change in our economy can make us top ten. You can have millions of people and be poor like Nigeria and be small like Oman,Qatar and UAE and have smooth economy growth

Sure it can, but what are the chances of that happening though? After going through 20+ years of civil war, rebuilding everything else from scratch, getting Somalis to trust each other beyond Qabiil.....

[BOB]

There's another list I've seen that has Equatorial Guinea as the top dogs in Africa. Ufaa Caleek...I should've gone there instead of Congo Brazaville. South Africa is not a joke...Halala Mzanzi Halala.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Peace, Love & Unity.

[walaalkis]

Make sure you to keep your dual citizenship in place. Somalia is no near to becoming stable nation for another

10-20years unless a miracle happens in the case of Angola . They had civil war for 30 years and look now . They live ok

and taking advantage of thier newly found wealth. Guinea is growing fast and has potential of becoming decent African nation

All these countries had civil wars but now living large

[BOB]

Only dual? What if I have more? Lol

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Peace, Love & Unity.

[grasshopper]

damn Nigeria - you have a lot of people! :eek:

[burahadeer]

7 arab countries, only 2 with oil( the entire arab countries in the continent).

4 black countries ,2 with oil and 1(S.africa) with large white industry.

What's wrong with niggas! can we talk about this?

[BOB]

burahadeer;796541 wrote:

What's wrong with niggas! can we talk about this?

Who? I’ve never heard of such country in Africa, where in Africa is it located in? East, Central, West, South or North? What’s the name of their capital city? What is the name of their president? What’s their economy like? How large is their GDP and most importantly qaxooti ma qaabilaan and how much will it cost one to get to there?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Peace, Love & Unity.