Top 10 Strongest Economies in Africa 2024 (Largest Economies)

Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, Angola, Morocco, Egypt and Algeria top the list of the,
Top 10 Strongest Economies in Africa

Because of the Young and expanding population, enormous resources, and global linkages, African Countries hold the potential to become one of the strongest economies in the world in the near future. African economies ranging from powerhouse nations and emerging markets will have an influence in shaping Africa’s economic landscape

This channel Aims to spread positive vibes about the African Continent.

[kenenidaka]

You are completely Wrong! Could you check recent World Bank and IMF reports? Ethiopia is at the 5th with $205.1B and Nigeria is at the fourth position with $252.7B (declined due to Naira).

[MesseleDesalegn]

Wrong video 1 south Africa
2 Nigeria
3 Egypt
4 Algerya
5 Ethiopia.
6 Morocco
7 Kenya....

[valval]

Wrong! IMF 2024 GDP AFRICA :
1: South Africa
2: Egypt
3: Algeria
4: Nigeria

[MohMoh-lodu]

Bro you are worng in Algeria we have 270$ now

[mbarakaselemani]

Don't cheat, Tanzania economy is 85 billion dollars according to imf in 2024

[derejenegewo]

were did you place Botswana, Mauritius and Seychelles ?

[GilbertcrevinAtse-wruq]

C'est faut ton classement est dépassé désolé

[jupiterplanet]

Wrong video....in 2024 GDP of Ethiopia 🇪🇹 is $192 billion at 5th position

[unboxingst]

update 1: South Africa
2: Egypt
3: Algeria
4: Nigeria

[Adikaadika-pqje]

False information Ethiopia GDP 2024 Will be 192 B

[WilliamIzedomiOhirein]

With the following projects:-
*650, 000bpd new Dangote Refineries,
*450, 000bpd reactivated old. Refineries,
*200, 000bpd BUA refinaries,
*100, 000bpd new pH Refinary,
* 100, 000bpd Modular,
* $10billion LNG trains 7 & 8,
*$13billion investment to increase crude oil production to 2.6mbpd.
*$14billion Indorama petrochemicals expansion project.
* Increase Rice production to 10million tons per annum.
Nigeria will increase the gape as the largest economy in Africa by a wider margin by 2025 because, no African country has as many economic projects going for it as Nigeria.