GDP for Africa By Country in 1968

Updated on July 23, 2024.

According to data from the World Bank, in 1968, South Africa had the highest GDP (US$ 17.13B), followed by Egypt (US$ 5.93B), and Nigeria (US$ 5.20B).

On the other hand, Seychelles had the lowest GDP (US$ 16.07M), followed by Gambia (US$ 41.16M), and Lesotho (US$ 61.45M).

Use the chart and table below to see the GDP for each country.

You can also see links at the bottom of the page for the GDP for each country.

The World Bank defines GDP (Gross Domestic product) as "the sum of gross value added by all resident producers in the economy plus any product taxes and minus any subsidies not included in the value of the products" .

Data Source: World Bank.

GDP for Africa By Country in 1968 (US$)

See also the GDP of Africa for other years:

Table of GDP for Africa in 1968

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Country	GDP
Algeria	3,852,147,026.77
Benin	326,323,105.27
Botswana	66,248,441.42
Burkina Faso	460,442,689.38
Burundi	183,200,000
Cameroon	1,046,191,217.8
Republic of Congo	251,247,457.77
Ivory Coast	1,281,281,276.72
Central African Republic	191,767,441.61
Chad	453,980,096.21
Egypt	5,932,242,990.65
Equatorial Guinea	67,514,285.71
Eswatini	79,799,968.08
Ethiopia	2,619,948,864.86
Gabon	294,468,564.25
Gambia	41,160,065.86
Ghana	1,666,666,666.67
Kenya	1,353,295,458.68
Lesotho	61,445,975.42
Liberia	276,820,700
Libya	3,850,623,095.57
Madagascar	1,031,669,637.4
Mali	343,771,972.99
Mauritania	311,395,937.24
Mauritius	206,576,630.61
Morocco	3,271,422,332.62
Zambia	1,605,857,142.86
Zimbabwe	1,479,599,900
Tanzania	4,895,251,824.05
Uganda	1,037,379,252.42
Tunisia	1,214,666,666.67
Togo	341,691,567.46
Sudan	1,678,735,632.18
Somalia	286,719,885.31
South Africa	17,124,793,150.08
Sierra Leone	329,991,956.78
Senegal	1,309,384,861.92
Rwanda	172,200,018
Niger	641,214,226.21
Nigeria	5,200,997,919.6
Seychelles	16,074,027.65

GDP of African Countries

Use the links below to see the historical GDP for each African country.