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Estimates place Sierra Leone at the top, with about 64.5% of its GDP tied to the shadow economy.
Niger (56.3%) and Ethiopia (50.2%) are the only other nations where over half of economic activity is informal.
Even larger economies like Nigeria (30.0%) are estimated to have nearly a third of their GDP in unrecorded transactions.
Across the listed countries, estimates range from 28.1% to 64.5%, revealing deep but varied informality in African economies.

South Africa leads the continent with a vast 20,986km rail network, nearly triple the size of Sudan’s, the second-largest.
Nigeria’s rail infrastructure measures 3,798km, ranking it behind Kenya (3,819km) and DR Congo (4,007km).
North African countries like Egypt and Algeria maintain significant rail mileage, exceeding 4,000km each.
Southern Africa dominates the top five, with Mozambique and Zimbabwe also featuring prominently.

India dominates global banana output with 36.6 million tonnes, accounting for over a third of total production among the top 10 countries.
China (11.7M) and Indonesia (9.34M) round out the top three, contributing significantly to Asia’s dominance in banana farming.
Nigeria ranks 4th globally, producing 7.3 million tonnes, slightly ahead of Ecuador and Brazil.
Africa is well represented, with Nigeria, Angola, and Tanzania collectively contributing 15.86 million tonnes, or about 16% of the top 10 output.