GDP of Africa By Country in 1969

Updated on March 18, 2026.

According to data from the World Bank, in 1969, among all African countries, South Africa had the highest GDP (US$ 19.26B), followed by Nigeria (US$ 6.63B), and Egypt (US$ 6.52B).

On the other hand, Seychelles had the lowest GDP (US$ 16.45M).

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

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

The World Bank defines GDP 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"

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GDP Per Capita of Africa in 1969

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Data Source: World Bank.

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GDP of Africa By Country in 1969 (US$)

Table of GDP of Africa in 1969

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Country	GDP (US$)
Algeria	4,257,253,264.09
Benin	330,748,244.54
Botswana	77,361,546.51
Burkina Faso	478,298,645.39
Burundi	190,205,714.29
Cameroon	1,100,551,488.63
Republic of Congo	265,040,036.42
Ivory Coast	1,361,360,293.43
Democratic Republic of the Congo	5,032,434,970.06
Central African Republic	188,039,210.13
Chad	471,635,621.56
Egypt	6,524,455,205.81
Equatorial Guinea	67,225,714.29
Eswatini	105,419,957.83
Ethiopia	2,768,987,372
Gabon	318,124,701.48
Gambia	45,168,072.27
Ghana	1,962,050,555.78
Kenya	1,458,379,416.65
Lesotho	65,967,973.61
Liberia	306,961,800
Libya	4,380,987,481.21
Madagascar	1,056,391,055.6
Mali	339,913,867.09
Mauritania	295,062,308.48
Mauritius	221,553,612.87
Morocco	3,651,622,668.95
Zambia	1,926,399,230.21
Zimbabwe	1,748,891,294.21
Tanzania	5,142,066,811.47
Uganda	1,168,556,628.87
Tunisia	1,289,904,761.91
Togo	378,091,809.6
Sudan	1,847,501,441.26
Somalia	306,357,284.57
South Africa	19,256,992,297.2
Sierra Leone	408,690,163.48
Senegal	1,245,234,931.43
Rwanda	188,700,037
Niger	625,867,985.27
Nigeria	6,634,317,346.27
Seychelles	16,452,028.3

GDP of African Countries

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