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Africa

From lowest per capita income to highest

	Country	Population	GDP billion	Per Capita	ODA 2003	ODA 2006	Con.
1	Western Sahara	273,008				25	1999
2	Somalia	8,863,338	5.023	$600	60	750	1995
3	Malawi	13,013,926	8.038	$600	497.9	1,000	1994
4	Comoros	690,948	0.441	$600	24.5	100	2002
5	Burundi	8,090,068	5.744	$700	224.2	515	1992
6	Congo,Democratic Republic of the	62,660,551	44.6	$700	2,200	2,000	1994
7	Tanzania	37,445,392	29.25	$800	1,650	1,700	1998
8	Liberia	3,653,187	2.911	$900	94	500	1984
9	Guinea-Bissau	1,442,029	1.244	$900	145.2	750
10	Sierra Leone	6,005,250	5.38	$900	297.4	550	1991
11	Madagascar	18,595,469	17.27	$900	539.5	1,100	1992
12	Ethiopia	74,777,981	71.63	$1,000	1,505	2,000	1977
13	Niger	12,525,094	12.23	$1,000	453.3	1,000	1999
14	Zambia	11,502,010	11.51	$1,000	560.1	1,000	1996
15	Eritrea	4,786,994	4.471	$1,000	307.3	500	1996
16	Djibouti	486,530	0.619	$1,000	77.8	100	1992
17	Benin	7,862,944	8.931	$1,100	293.7	750	1990
18	CentralAfrican Republic	4,303,356	4.913	$1,100	49.9	250	1995
19	Mali	13,007,000	14.59	$1,200	527.6	1,000	1992
20	Kenya	34,707,817	40.77	$1,200	483.5	1,500	1998
21	Sao Tome and Principe	193,413	0.214	$1,200	37.7	40
22	Congo, Republic of	3,702,314	4.958	$1,300	5,381	250	1992
23	Burkina Faso	14,343,072	17.87	$1,300	451.1	800	1991
24	Nigeria	131,859,731	188.5	$1,400	317.6	4,000	1999
25	Mozambique	19,686,505	29.32	$1,500	1,033	1,150	1990
26	Chad	9,944,201	15.26	$1,500	246.9	300	1996
27	Rwanda	8,648,248	13.54	$1,600	331.6	500	1991
28	Cote d’Ivoire	17,654,843	28.45	$1,600	252.1	750	2000
29	Togo	5,548,702	9.248	$1,700	44.8	300	1992
30	Uganda	28,195,754	51.89	$1,800	959.4	1,000	1995
31	Senegal	11,987,121	22.01	$1,800	449.6	500	1963
32	Zimbabwe	12,236,805	23.98	$1,900	186.4	850	2000
33	Gambia, The	1,641,564	3.25	$2,000	59.8	75
34	Guinea	9,690,222	19.4	$2,000	237.5	500
35	Sudan	41,236,378	96.01	$2,300	621.3	800	1998
36	Cameroon	17,340,702	42.2	$2,400	883.9	1,000	1996
37	Mauritania	3,177,388	8.397	$2,600	242.7	300	1991
38	Angola	12,127,071	31.56	$2,600	498.7	500	1992
39	Ghana	22,409,572	59.15	$2,600	906.7	1,000	1992
40	Lesotho	2,022,331	5.195	$2,600	-4.4 79	-5 80	1993
41	Swaziland	1,136,334	5.91	$5,200	27.1	110	Draft
42	Cape Verde	420,979	3.129	$6,000	136	150	1992
43	Gabon	1,424,906	10.21	$7,200	-10.7	-15	1994
44	Namibia	2,044,147	15.04	$7,400	146.1	160	1990
45	Seychelles	81,541	0.626	$7,800	9.2	10	1977
46	Botswana	1,639,833	18.72	$11,400	30.1	35
47	South Africa	44,187,637	576.4	$13,000	624.9	650	1996
48	Mauritius	1,240,827	16.72	$13,500	-15.1	-20	1998
49	Equatorial Guinea	540,109	25.69	$50,200	21.3	100	1988
	Sub-Saharan Africa	751,055,142	1,632	$3,604	-30.2 24,225	-40 33,000
	African Continent	912,189,267	2,523.35	$5,562	-30.2 24,225	-40 33,000	2000

50	Algeria	32,930,091	253.4	$7,700	232.2	250	1996
51	Egypt	78,887,007	328.1	$4,200	1,120	1,000	1980
52	Libya	5,900,754	74.97	$12,700	10	10	1969
53	Morocco	33,241,259	147	$4,400	522.8	500	1996
54	Tunisia	10,175,014	87.88	$8,600	305.5	305	1988
	North Africa	161,134,125	891.35	$7,520	2,191	2,065	1989

Vital Statistics

From Shortest to Longest Life Expectancy

Country	Population 2005	Growth	Births per 1,000	Deaths per 1,000	Migr ation per 1,000	Infant Mort ality per 1,000	Life Expec tancy	AIDS rate	Living with AIDS 2001 1000s	AIDS Deaths 2001 1000s	Literacy	Prison Density per 100,000
Western Sahara	273,008
Swaziland	1,136,334	-0.23%	27.41	29.74	0	71.85	32.62	38.8%	220	17	81.6%	249
Botswana	1,639,833	-0.4%	23.08	29.5	6.07	53.7	33.74	37.3%	350	33	79.8%	348
Lesotho	2,022,331	-0.46%	24.75	28.71	-0.68	87.24	34.4	28.9%	320	29	84.8%	156
Angola	12,127,071	2.45%	45.11	24.2	3.55	185.36	38.62	3.9%	240	21	66.8%	44
Zimbabwe	12,236,805[1]	0.62%	28.01	21.84	0	51.71	39.29	24.6%	1,800	170	90.7%	139
Liberia	3,653,187[2]	4.91%	44.71	23.1	27.39	155.76	39.65	5.9%	100	7.2	57.5%
Mozambique	19,686,505	1.38%	35.18	21.35	0	129.24	39.82	12.2%	1,300	110	47.8%	51
Zambia	11,502,010	2.11%	41	19.93	0	86.84	40.03	16.5%	920	89	80.6%	122
Sierra Leone	6,005,250	2.3%	45.76	23.03	0.23	160.39	40.22	7%	170	11	29.6%	32
Malawi	13,013,926	2.38%	43.13	19.33	0	94.37	41.3	14.2%	900	84	62.7%	74
South Africa	44,187,637	-0.4%	18.2	22	-0.16	60.66	42.73	21.5%	5,300	370	86.4%	336
Djibouti	486,530	2.02%	39.53	19.31	0	102.44	43.17	2.9%	9.1	0.69	67.9%	61
Namibia	2,044,147	0.59%	24.32	18.86	0.47	48.1	43.39	21.3%	210	16	84%	267
CentralAfrican Republic	4,303,356	1.53%	33.91	18.65	0	85.63	43.54	13.5%	260	23	51%	110
Niger	12,525,094	2.92%	50.73	21.91	-0.61	118.25	43.76	1.2%	70	4.8	17.6%	46
Tanzania	37,445,392	1.83%	37.71	16.39	-3.05	96.48	45.64	8.8%	1,600	160	78.2%	113
Guinea-Bissau	1,442,029	2.07%	37.22	16.53	0	105.21	46.87	10%	17	1.2	42.4%
Nigeria	131,859,731	2.38%	40.43	16.94	0.27	97.14	47.08	5.4	3,600	310	68%	30
Rwanda	8,648,248	2.43%	40.37	16.09	0	89.61	47.3	5.1%	250	22	70.4%	152[3]
Chad	9,944,201	2.93%	45.73	16.38	-0.11	91.45	47.52	4.8%	200	18	47.5%	35
Somalia	8,863,338	2.85%	45.13	16.63	0	114.89	48.47	1%	43		37.8%
Cote d’Ivoire	17,654,843	2.03%	35.11	14.84	0	89.11	48.82	7%	570	47	50.9%	49
Burkina Faso	14,343,072[4]	3%	44.62	15.6	0	91.35	48.85	4.2%	300	29	26.6%	23
Kenya	34,707,817	2.57%	39.72	14.02	0	59.26	48.93	6.7%	1,200	150	85.1%	130
Mali	13,007,000[5]	2.63%	49.82	16.82	-6.6	107.58	49	1.9%	140	12	46.4%	33
Ethiopia	74,777,981	2.31%	37.98	14.86	0	93.62	49.05	4.4%	1,500	120	42.7%	92
Guinea	9,690,222	2.63%	41.76	15.48	0	90	49.5	3.2%	140	9	35.9%	37
Equatorial Guinea	540,109	2.05%	35.59	15.06	0	89.21	49.54	3.4%	5.9	0.370	85.7%
Burundi	8,090,068	3.7%	42.22	13.36	8.22[6]	63.13	50.81	6%	250	25	51.6%	106
Cameroon	17,340,702	2.04%	33.89	13.47	0	63.52	51.16	6.9%	560	49	79%	125
Congo,Democratic Republic of the	62,660,551	3.07%	43.69	13.27	0.23	88.62	51.46	4.2%	1,100	100	65.5%	57
Uganda	28,195,754	3.37%	47.35	12.24	-1.4	66.15	52.67	4.1%	530	78	69.9%	95
Congo, Republic of	3,702,314	2.6%	42.57	12.93	-3.62	85.29	52.8	4.9%	90	9.7	83.8%	22
Benin	7,862,944	2.73%	38.85	12.22	0.67	79.56	53.04	1.9%	68	5.8	33.6%	75
Mauritania	3,177,388	2.88%	40.99	12.16	0	69.48	53.12	0.6%	9.5	0.5	41.7%	26
Gambia, The	1,641,564	2.84%	39.37	12.25	1.29	71.58	54.14	1.2%	6.8	0.6	40.1%	30
Gabon	1,424,906	2.13%	36.16	12.25	-2.65	54.51	54.49	8.1%	48	3	63.2%
Madagascar	18,595,469	3.03%	41.41	11.11	0	75.21	57.34	1.7%	140	7.5	68.9%	107
Togo	5,548,702	2.72%	37.01	9.83	0	60.63	57.42	4.1%	110	10	60.9%	65
Ghana	22,409,572	2.07%	30.52	9.72	-0.11	55.02	58.87	3.1%	350	30	74.8%	55
Sudan	41,236,378	2.55%	34.53	8.97	-0.02	61.05	58.92	2.3%	400	23	61.1%	36
Eritrea	4,786,994	2.47%	34.33	9.6	0	46.3	59.03	2.7%	60	6.3	58.6%
Senegal	11,987,121	2.34%	32.78	9.42	0%	52.94	59.25	0.8%	44	3.5	40.2%	54
Comoros	690,948	2.87%	36.93	8.2	0	72.85	62.23	0.12%			56.5%	30
Sao Tome and Principe	193,413	3.15%	40.25	6.47	-2.32	41.83	67.31				79.3%	82
Cape Verde	420,979	0.64%	24.87	6.55	-11.99	46.52	70.73	0.035%	0.775	0.225	76.6%	178
Seychelles	81,542	0.43%	16.03	6.29	-5.4	15.14	72.08				91.9%	239
Mauritius	1,240,827	0.82%	15.43	6.86	-0.4	14.59	72.63	0.1%	0.7	0.1	85.6%	205
Sub-Saharan total		2.12%	36.78	15.71	0.19	81.04	49.84	19.6%	25,503	719.6	62.27%	103

Economics

From Lowest to Highest Per Capita Income

Country	Population	GDP in billions 2005	Per capita	Economic Growth	Labor in millions	Unem ploy ment	Below Poverty Line	Inflation	Budget Revenue billions US $	Budget Expense billions US $	Exports billions US $	Imports billions US $	External Debt billion US $	ODA 2003 million US$	ODA Est. 2006 in mill US $
Western Sahara	273,008				12										25
Somalia	8,863,338	5.023	$600	2.6%	3.7						0.241	0.576	3	60^[7]	750
Malawi	13,013,926	8.038	$600	7%	4.5		55%	15.1%	0.8184	0.8959	0.5131	0.7679	0.9824	497.9[8]	1,000
Comoros	690,948	0.441[9]	$600	3%	0.1445	20%	60%	3%	0.0276		0.034	0.115	0.232	24.5[10]	100
Congo,Democratic Republic of the	62,660,551	44.6[11]	$700	7.5%	14.51			9%	0.700	0.750[12]	1.108[13]	1.319	10.6	2,200[14]	2,000
Burundi	8,090,068	5.744[15]	$700	5.5%	2.99		68%	11.9%	0.2399	0.297	0.05568	0.2073	1.2	224.2^[16]	515
Tanzania	37,445,392	29.25	$800	5.8%	19.35		36%	5.9%	2.431	3.001	1.831	3.18	4.61	1,669.3[17]	1,700
Liberia	3,653,187	2.911	$900[18]	6.7%		85%	80%	15%	0.0854[19]	0.0905	0.91[20]	4.839	3.2	94[21]	500
Guinea-Bissau	1,442,029	1.244	$900	2.9%	0.48			4%			0.116[22]	0.176	0.9415	145.2[23]	750
Madagascar	18,595,469	17.27	$900	5.5%	7.3		50%	12%	0.8799	1.147	0.9935	1.544	4.6	539.5[24]	1,100
Sierra Leone	6,005,250	5.38	$900	6.8%	1.369		68%	1%	0.096[25]	0.351	0.185[26]	0.531	1.61	297.4	550
Ethiopia	74,777,981	71.63	$1,000	8.5%	27.27		50%	10.5%	2.565	3.165	1.085	4.105	2.789	1,504.4[27]	2,000
Niger	12,525,094	12.23	$1,000	3.5%	0.07		63%	0.2%	0.32	0.32	0.222	0.588	2.1	453.3[28]	1,000
Eritrea	4,786,994	4.471[29]	$1,000	2%			50%	14%	0.2576	0.424	0.01765	0.7018	0.311	307.3[30]	500
Zambia	11,502,010	11.51	$1,000	6%	4.903	50%	86%	8.8%	2.674	2.99	3.928	3.092	4.397	560.1[31]	1,000
Djibouti	486,530	0.619	$1,000	3.2%	0.282	50%	50%	3%	0.135	0.182	0.25	0.987	0.394	77.8[32]	100
Benin	7,862,944	8.931	$1,100	4%	3.211		3%	3.2%	0.8368	1.064	0.5631	0.9273	1.6	293.7[33]	750
CentralAfrican Republic	4,303,356	4.913	$1,100	3%		8%		3.6%			0.131	0.203	1.06	49.9[34]	250
Mali	13,007,000	14.59	$1,200	5.1%	3.93	14.6%	64%	4.5%	0.764	0.828	0.323	1.858	2.8	527.6[35]	1,000
Sao Tome and Principe	193,413	0.214	$1,200	6%			54%	15.1%	0.1021	0.06143	0.00973	0.04887	0.318	37.7[36]	40
Kenya	34,707,817	40.77	$1,200	5.5%	1.955	40%	50%	10.5%	4.448	5.377	3.614	6.602	6.675	483.5[37]	1,500
Burkina Faso	14,343,072	17.87	$1,300	5.2%	5		45%	4%	1.158	1.714	0.5435	1.016	1.85	451.1[38]	800
Congo, Republic of	3,702,314	4.958	$1,300	5.5%				2.6%	2.985	1.664	5.996[39]	1.964	5	5,381[40]	250
Nigeria	131,859,731	188.5	$1,400	5.3%	48.99	5.8%	60%	10.5%	17.86	19.05	59.01	25.1	6.278	317.6[41]	4,000
Chad	9,944,201	15.26	$1,500[42]	7%	2.719		80%	4%	0.6173	0.8776	4.342	0.8231	1.5	246.9[43]	300
Mozambique	19,686,505	29.32	$1,500	9.8%	9.4	21%	70%	12.8%	1.391	1.822	2.429	2.815	2.392	1,032.8[44]	1,150
Rwanda	8,648,248	13.54	$1,600	5.8%	4.6		60%	6.7%	0.5609	0.654	0.1354	0.3904	1.4	331.6[45]	500
Cote d’Ivoire	17,654,843	28.45	$1,600	1.2%	6.783	13%	37%	3.2%	2.837	3.154	7.832	5.548	11.96	252.1[46]	750
Togo	5,548,702	9.248	$1,700	3%	1.302		32%	2.8%	0.2602	0.311	0.8684	1.208	2	44.8[47]	300
Uganda	28,195,754	51.89	$1,800	5%	13.76		35%	6%	1.943	1.994	0.9617	1.945	1.456	959.4[48]	1,000
Senegal	11,987,121	22.01	$1,800	4.9%	4.749	48%	54%	2%	2.023	2.377	1.478	2.98	1.628	449.6[49]	500
Zimbabwe	12,236,805	23.98[50]	$1,900	-4%	3.94	60%	80%	246.7%	1.409	1.905	1.644	2.059	5.17	186.4[51]	850
Gambia, The	1,641,564	3.25	$2,000	5%	0.4			14%	0.1127	0.1551	0.1305	0.2122	0.6288	59.8[52]	75
Guinea	9,690,222	19.4[53]	$2,000	2%	3		40%	27%	0.2882	0.5567	0.6151	0.730	3.46	237.5[54]	500
Sudan	41,236,378	96.01	$2,300	9.6%	7.415	18.7%	40%	9%	7.943	10.1	7.505	8.693	26.69	621.3[55]	800
Cameroon	17,340,702	42.2	$2,400	4.1%	6.394	30%	48%	2.4%	4.318	3.083	4.318	3.085	3.657[56]	883.9	1,000
Ghana	22,409,572	59.15	$2,600	5.7%	10.87	20%	31.4%	10.9%	3.616	3.947	3.286	5.666	3.546	906.7[57]	1,000
Mauritania	3,177,388	8.397	$2,600	19.4%	0.786	20%	40%	7%	0.421	0.378	0.784	1.124	2.5	242.7[58]	300
Angola	12,127,071	31.56[59]	$2,600	14%	6.393	50%	70%	13.2%	10.98	9.7	35.53	10.21	11.24	498.7[60]	500
Lesotho	2,022,331	5.195[61]	$2,600	1.7%	0.838	45%	49%	5%	0.7789	0.7347	0.7791	1.401	0.735	-4.4 79[62]	-5 80
Swaziland	1,136,334	5.91[63]	$5,200	2%	0.1557	40%	69%	5.1%	0.9218	1.019	2.201	2.274	0.357	27.1[64]	110
Cape Verde	420,979	3.129	$6,000	5.5%	0.1206	21%	30%	4.7%	0.3246	0.3704	0.09671	0.495	0.325	136[65]	150
Gabon	1,424,906	10.21	$7,200	2.8%	0.581	21%		2.2%	3.1	2.181	6.677	1.607	3.971	-10.7[66]	-15
Namibia	2,044,147	15.04	$7,400	4.1%	0.653	5.3%	34.9%	5%	2.233	2.214	2.321	2.456	0.887	146.1[67]	160
Seychelles	81,541	0.626	$7,800	-1%	0.0309			0.7%	0.3711	0.376	0.3651	0.5706	0.6167	9.2[68]	10
Botswana	1,639,833	18.72	$11,400	4.7%	0.2884	23.8%	30.3%	11.4%	4.256	3.968	4.836	3.034	0.520	30.1[69]	35
South Africa	44,187,637	576.4	$13,000	4.5%	16.09	25.5%	50%	5%	72.15	75.93	59.15	61.53	55.47	624.9[70]	650
Mauritius	1,240,827	16.72	$13,500	4.3%	0.555	9.4%	10%	8.9%	1.475	1.854	2.318	3.391	2.834	-15.1[71]	-20
Equatorial Guinea	540,109	25.69	$50,200	18.6%		30%		5.2%	2.752	1.424	8.961	2.543	0.289	21.3[72]	100
Sub Saharan total	751,055,142	1,632	$3,604	5.22%	264	33%	50%	7%	166.5	174.8	241.2	187.2	211.8	-30.2 24,225	-40 33,000

CIA World Fact Book 8 February 2007

World Prison Brief 19 April 2006

Human Development Data 2006

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[1] The population in Zimbabwe is reported to be lower than the previous year although it has a slightly positive population growth. We will go with the new lower number.

[2] The Liberian population is reported to have declined from 3,482,211 in 2005 to 3,042,004 in 2006. The population growth rate of 4.91% extremely high migration rate of returning refugees fails to justify this decline and WHO in 2002 reported a population of 3,367,000 the 2005 figure is recalculated with the growth rate.

[3] Not including the 53,000 Rwandan genocide suspects

[4] The Burkina Faso population is reported to have a 3% growth rate but a decline in population therefore the population was re-calculated for a 3% increase over the year before.

[5] The population of Mali is reported to have declined from 12,291,529 to 11,716,829 in 2006 although the growth rate was 2.63%. The number of 13,007,000 from the WHO in 2002 is therefore substituted.

[6] The migration rate from Burundi changed from 0 in 2005 to the very high immigration rate of 8.22 in 2006. This must be the reason for the increase in population from 6,370,609 in 2005 to 8,090,068 in 2006.

[7] CIA Reports $60 million ODA for Somalia in 1999 in 2006

[8] Malawi CIA Reports ODA of $401.5 million in 2001

[9] Comoros OER $402 million in 2005

[10] Comoros CIA Reports ODA of $24 million in 2003

[11] The GDP for the Demoratic Republic of Congo has gone down from 2005 to 2006 although the growth rate is positive 7.5%. The CIA claims much of the economic is outside of the GDP statistics however it would also seem that the per capita is too high to do the ODA justice as this is one of the poorest countries is the world.

[12] DRC budget statistics are from 2004

[13] DRC trade statistics are from 2004

[14] Democratic Republic of Congo ODA $2.2 billion in 2003

[15] Burundi shows a large population growth from 6,370,609 in 2005 to 8,090,068 in 2006. Judging from previous comparisons African population has been underestimated by the CIA.

[16] CIA Reports $105.5 million ODA for Burundi in 2003

[17] Tanzania ODA $1.2 billion in 2001

[18] The Liberian per capita is reduced to $900 from $1,000 whereas the population was increased.

[19] Liberian budget statistics date from 2000

[20] Liberian international trade statistics date from 2004

[21] Liberia CIA Reports ODA of $94 million in 1999

[22] Guinea-Bissau international trade statistics from 2004

[23] Guinea-Bissau CIA Reports ODA of $115.4 million in 1995

[24] Madagascar CIA Reports ODA of $354 million in 2001

[25] Sierra Leone budget estimates are from 2000

[26] Sierra Leone international trade statistics from 2004

[27] Ethiopia CIA Reports ODA of $308 million in 2000-2001

[28] Niger CIA Reports ODA of $453.3 million in 2003

[29] Eritrea OER $1.244 billion in 2005

[30] Eritrea CIA Reports ODA of $77 million in 1999

[31] Zambia CIA Reports ODA of $640.6 million in 2002

[32] Djibouti CIA Reports ODA of $36 million in 2001

[33] Benin CIA Reports ODA of $342.6 in 2000

[34] Central African Republic CIA reports ODA of $59.8 traditionally receives budget subsidy from France

[35] Mali CIA Reports ODA of $472.1 million in 2002

[36] Sao Tome and Principe CIA reports $200 million HIPC program

[37] Kenya CIA Reports ODA of $453 million in 1997

[38] Burkina Faso CIA Reports ODA of $468.4 million in 2003

[39] The Republic of Congo economic statistics underwent a major upward revision that is not credible because the exports are greater than the GDP.

[40] Republic of Congo CIA Reports ODA $159.1 million in 1999

[41] Nigeria CIA Reports $250 million contributed by the IMF in 1998

[42] Chad underwent a downward revision in GDP and per capita from $18.3 billion and $1,900 whereas we are searching lower figures for Africa to properly express the poverty of the people we are going with the newer numbers.

[43] Chad CIA Reports $238.3 million received; note - $125 million committed by Taiwan (August 1997); $30 million committed by African Development Bank; ODA $246.9 million (2003 est.)

[44] Mozambique CIA Reports ODA of $632.8 million in 2000

[45] Rwanda CIA Reports ODA of $425 million in 2003

[46] Cote d’Ivoire CIA reports ODA of $1 billion in 1996

[47] Togo CIA reports ODA of $80 million in 2000

[48] Uganda CIA reports ODA of $959 million in 2003

[49] Senegal CIA reports ODA of $449.6 million in 2003

[50] Zimbabwe OER $5.817 billion in 2005

[51] Zimbabwe CIA reports ODA of $178 million; note - the EU and the US provide food aid on humanitarian grounds (2000 est.)

[52] The Gambia CIA reports ODA of $59.8 million in 2003

[53] The Guinea GDP and per capita are reported lower than 2005 when they were $20.74 and $2,200 although a 2% economic growth rate is reported. The lower numbers are gone with because lower figures are sought to better reflect African economics.

[54] On Guinea the CIA reports ODA of $237.5 million in 2003

[55] Sudan CIA reports ODA of $172 million for 2001

[56]Cameroon on 23 January 2001, the Paris Club agreed to reduce Cameroon's debt of $1.3 billion by $900 million; debt relief now totals $1.26 billion

[57] Ghana CIA reports ODA of $6.9 billion in 1999

[58] Mauritania CIA reports ODA of $305.7 million in 2002

[59] Angola had a massive revision of their GDP and per capita from $27.7 billion and $2,500 to $51.95 billion and $4,300, that is not even explained by the 14% growth rate. We shall therefore go with a lower number calculated from the previous year of $31.56 billion. Corruption is reported to be a major problem therefore low estimates should spare the people from some pillaging.

[60] Angola CIA reports ODA of $383.5 million in 1999

[61] The Lesotho GDP and per capita went down from 6.123 billion and $3,300 although a 1.7% growth rate is estimated. The 0.46% decline in population and advancing of the AIDS epidemic lead one to concede to a smaller economy.

[62] Lesotho CIA reports ODA contributions of $4.4 million in receipts of $41.5 million in 2000

[63] Swaziland GDP and per capita are lower than the previous year of $6.239 billion and $5,300 although a 2% economic growth rate is reported. The advancing AIDS epidemic lead one to concur to a contraction in the economy.

[64] Swaziland CIA reports ODA of $104 million in 2001

[65] Cape Verde CIA Reports ODA of $136 million in 1999

[66] Gabon CIA repots ODA of $331 million in 1995

[67] Namibia CIA reports ODA of $160 million in 2000

[68] Seychelles CIA reports ODA of $16.4 million in 1995

[69] Botswana CIA reports ODA of $73 million in 1995

[70] South Africa CIA reports ODA of $87.5 million in 2000

[71] Mauritius CIA reports ODA of $42 million in 1997

[72] Equatorial Guinea CIA reports ODA of 33.8 million in 1995