EDITORIAL
Top 20 Countries in Sub-Saharan Africa by Private Infrastructure Investment
As Sub-Saharan Africa continues to experience rapid urbanization and economic growth, the importance of private infrastructure investment in the region cannot be overstated. This year, certain countries have emerged as key players in attracting substantial funding for crucial infrastructure projects that aim to bolster development and drive progress.
From modernizing transportation networks to expanding energy access, these nations are paving the way for a future defined by connectivity and innovation.
Below are the top 20 countries leading the charge in private infrastructure investment in Sub-Saharan Africa. Discover how forward-thinking policies and partnerships are shaping the infrastructural landscape of a continent brimming with potential and promise.
Top 20 Countries in Sub-Saharan Africa by Private Infrastructure Investment
Below are the top 20 countries leading the charge in private infrastructure investment in Sub-Saharan Africa and the amount of fund they spent in the adventure.
- South Africa: $1.04bn
- Senegal: $316m
- Tanzania: $308m
- Congo: $287m
- Ethiopia: $282m
- Guinea: $227m
- Cabo Verde: $154m
- Ghana: $137m
- Nigeria: $133m
- Cote d’Ivoire: $84m
- Uganda: $73m
- Botswana: $64m
- Mozambique: $62m
- Cameroon: $50m
- Chad: $50m
- Rwanda: $43m
- Kenya: $30m
- Guinea-Bissau: $29m
- Angola: $29m
- Madagascar: $22m
The details provided on this page is for informational from World Bank broadcast.
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