THE TOP 20 WEALTHIEST STATES IN AFRICA AS AT 2019.

           STATES                GDP PERCAPITA     1. Equitorial Guinea         $40,718.8

 2. Seychelles                       $27,177.2

 3. Mauritius                        $20,085.2

 4. Gabon                              $20,081

 5. Botswana                        $15,893.93

 6. Algeria                             $14,717.3

 7. South Africa                    $13,195.5

 8. Tunisia                             $11,467.1

 9. Egypt                                $10,913.4

 10. Namibia                        $10,411

 11. Swaziland                     $8,647.8

 12. Morocco                        $8,647.8

 13. Angola                           $7,386

 14. Cape Verde                    $6,556.5

 15. The Republic of Congo $6,381

 16. Nigeria                             $6003.9

 17. Sudan                               $4,387.9

 18. Ghana                               $4,210.5

 19. Zambia                              $3,835.5

  20. Cote d'Ivoire                    $3,513

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