GDP Per Capita for Africa By Country in 1969

Updated on March 18, 2026.

According to data from the World Bank, in 1969, Libya had the highest GDP Per Capita (US$ 2,174.95), followed by South Africa (US$ 890.92), and Gabon (US$ 545.41).

On the other hand, Rwanda had the lowest GDP Per Capita (US$ 48.87).

The chart and table below show the GDP Per Capita for African countries in 1969.

You can also see links below for the trend of GDP Per Capita for African countries.

The World Bank defines GDP (Gross Domestic Product) Per Capita as "the gross domestic product divided by midyear population" .

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GDP of Africa By Country in 1969

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Data Source: World Bank.

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GDP Per Capita for Africa By Country in 1969 (US$)

Table of GDP Per Capita for Africa By Country in 1969

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Country	GDP Per Capita (US$)
Algeria	315.92
Benin	110.32
Botswana	131.78
Burkina Faso	86.76
Burundi	55.06
Cameroon	175.15
Republic of Congo	195.43
Ivory Coast	262.19
Democratic Republic of the Congo	257.15
Central African Republic	91.66
Chad	129.18
Egypt	192.97
Equatorial Guinea	208.44
Eswatini	245.23
Ethiopia	102.28
Gabon	545.41
Gambia	88.66
Ghana	225.77
Kenya	133.31
Lesotho	67.1
Liberia	214.72
Libya	2,174.95
Madagascar	162.91
Mali	55.02
Mauritania	276.6
Mauritius	272.71
Morocco	246.8
Zambia	458.98
Zimbabwe	345.76
Tanzania	405.45
Uganda	116.68
Tunisia	257.74
Togo	174.65
Sudan	125.99
Somalia	84.14
South Africa	890.92
Sierra Leone	153.56
Senegal	287.25
Rwanda	48.87
Niger	138.29
Nigeria	121.44
Seychelles	314.18

Trend of GDP Per Capita of African Countries

Use the links below to see the trend of GDP Per Capita for the following African countries.