Last year, The world Bank published its list of 2015 GDP Ranking for every country in all the 7 Continent. Although the top 5 Countries in the world were United States, China, Japan, Germany and The United Kingdom, we’ve decided to explore even further by taking a look at the ranking of all African Countries by their GDP.

You can scroll down to find out where your country ranks among all 58 African Countries. But if you want to know the top 5 and the lowest 5 by GDP in 2015, here they are:

HIGHEST Five (Starting with the country with the highest GDP):

• Nigeria, (West Africa, $569 Billion)
• South Africa, (Southern Africa, $350 Billion)
• Egypt, (North Africa, $287 Billion)
• Algeria, (North Africa, $214 Billion)
• Angola (Central Africa, $138 Billion)

LOWEST Five (Starting with the country with the lowest GDP):

• São Tomé and Principe, (Central Africa, $1 Billion)
• Comoros, (Eastern Africa, $1 Billion)
• The Gambia, (West Africa, $1 Billion)
• Guinea-Bissau (West Africa, $0.6 Billion)
• Seychelles (Eastern Africa, $0.3 Billion)

***Please note that this report was revised to include Egypt’s 2015 GDP Numbers from the WORLD BANK. Egypt ranking of 3rd highest drops Morocco from the top 5 in our previous report***

Ranking	Economy	Billion
1	Nigeria	$569 Billion
2	South Africa	$350 Billion
3	Egypt	$287 Billion
4	Algeria	$214 Billion
5	Angola	$138 Billion
6	Morocco	$110 Billion
7	Sudan	$74 Bilion
8	Kenya	$61 Billion
9	Ethiopia	$56 Billion
10	Tunisia	$49 Billion
11	Tanzania	$49 Billion
12	Libya	$41 Billion
13	Ghana	$39 Billion
14	Yemen, Rep.	$36 Billion
15	Côte d’Ivoire	$34 Billion
16	Bahrain	$34 Billion
17	Congo, Dem. Rep.	$33 Billion
18	Cameroon	$32 Billion
19	Zambia	$27 Billion
20	Uganda	$27 Billion
21	Gabon	$18 Billion
22	Papua New Guinea	$17 Billion
23	Mozambique	$16 Billion
24	Botswana	$16 Billion
25	Senegal	$16 Billion
26	Equatorial Guinea	$16 Billion
27	Zimbabwe	$14 Billion
28	Congo, Rep.	$14 Billion
29	Chad	$14 Billion
30	South Sudan	$13 Billion
31	Namibia	$13 Billion
32	Mauritius	$13 Billion
33	Burkina Faso	$13 Billion
34	Mali	$12 Billion
35	Mongolia	$12 Billion
36	Madagascar	$11 Billion
37	Malta	$10 Billion
38	Benin	$10 Billion
39	Niger	$8 Billion
40	Rwanda	$8 Billion
41	Guinea	$7 Billion
42	Somalia	$6 Billion
43	Mauritania	$5 Billion
44	Sierra Leone	$4 Billion
45	Togo	$5 Billion
46	Swaziland	$4 Billion
47	Malawi	$4 Billion
48	Burundi	$3 Billion
49	Lesotho	$2 Billion
50	Liberia	$2 Billion
51	Cabo Verde	$2 Billion
52	Central African Republic	$2 Billion
53	Djibouti	$2 Billion
54	Seychelles	$1 Billion
55	Guinea-Bissau	$1 Billion
56	Gambia, The	$1 Billion
57	Comoros	$0.6 Billion
58	São Tomé and Principe	$0.3 Billion