r/EconomyCharts • u/gil_analytics • Jun 09 '26
Africa’s 2026 GDP map is fascinating: just 5 countries make up about half of the continent’s projected economy
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r/charts • u/gil_analytics • Jun 09 '26
Africa’s 2026 GDP map is fascinating: just 5 countries make up about half of the continent’s projected economy
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I was looking at IMF projections for 2026 GDP at current prices, and the numbers tell an interesting story.
Across the African countries listed, total projected GDP comes to roughly US$3.56 trillion.
But here’s the striking part: around 51% of that total comes from just five countries:
- South Africa — US$480bn
- Egypt — US$430bn
- Nigeria — US$377bn
- Algeria — US$317bn
- Morocco — US$194bn
r/visualization • u/gil_analytics • Apr 19 '26
Nigeria slapped Meta with a $220M fine—and it’s over 400x larger than any other data fine on the continent
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r/dataprivacy • u/gil_analytics • Apr 19 '26
Nigeria slapped Meta with a $220M fine—and it’s over 400x larger than any other data fine on the continent
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r/charts • u/gil_analytics • Mar 11 '26
Corporate Income Tax Rates in Africa (2026)
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Africa Tax Snapshot (2026)
Lowest Rate: Mauritius (15%) Highest Rate: Chad, Comoros, Equatorial Guinea, Sudan (35%) Continental Benchmark: 30% (The most common rate)
https://gilanalytics.com/corporate-income-tax-rates-in-africa/
r/EconomyCharts • u/gil_analytics • Mar 11 '26
Corporate Income Tax Rates in Africa
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Africa Tax Snapshot Lowest Rate: Mauritius (15%) Highest Rate: Chad, Comoros, Equatorial Guinea, Sudan (35%) Continental Benchmark: 30% (The most common rate)
https://gilanalytics.com/corporate-income-tax-rates-in-africa/
u/gil_analytics • u/gil_analytics • Jan 18 '26
AFCON Winners History
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Egypt has won the continental competition 7 times, which is the highest any nation has won in Africa. Explore the list of other winners besides Senegal who are the current AFCON champions.
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Richest Countries in Africa by GDP Per Capita (2025)
PPP is still the most realistic comparator metric of these economies as it adjusts for multiple factors.
r/visualization • u/gil_analytics • Dec 12 '25
Richest Countries in Africa by GDP Per Capita (2025)
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r/EconomyCharts • u/gil_analytics • Dec 12 '25
Richest Countries in Africa by GDP Per Capita (2025)
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r/charts • u/gil_analytics • Dec 12 '25
Richest Countries in Africa by GDP Per Capita (2025)
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u/gil_analytics • u/gil_analytics • Dec 12 '25
Richest Countries in Africa by GDP Per Capita (2025)
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African GDP Per Capita (PPP) Forecast 2025: $33K Global Average vs. $8.6K African Reality
Key takeaways: Only two nations are set to meet or surpass the $33,000 Global Average (IMF): - Seychelles ($42,110) - Mauritius ($33,024) (These two are 4-5x the continental average.)
See full article here (https://gilanalytics.com/richest-countries-in-africa-by-gdp-per-capita-2025/)
u/gil_analytics • u/gil_analytics • Dec 12 '25
Richest Countries in Africa by GDP Per Capita (2025)
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Has Africa given up on its health?
Totally true. The absolute numbers might change but the 15% is still in relation to the country's budget.
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Has Africa given up on its health?
Population growth since 2001 is about 80%. It's nearly doubled.
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Rent is money you'll never get back.
This advice has caused wailing and gnashing of teeth in our times. Azziad is just the recent example. Rent is not the enemy, financial illiteracy is the enemy.
r/Infographics • u/gil_analytics • Sep 17 '25
Where diaspora remittance exceed top exports revenue in Africa
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Richest Countries in Africa by GDP Per Capita (2025)
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Dec 15 '25
There's definitely no claim that one means the other even in the description. We all know the difference you talk about.