The landscape of Africa continues to change dynamically. The richest countries in the ’80s are no longer holding forth in 2022. South Africa has also given way to Nigeria as Africa’s powerhouse of wealth.

In the list below, you can see the list of the countries that are doing good in Africa at this time.

1. Nigeria

Nigeria is a country in the Gulf of Guinea. It has amazing protected areas, such as the Cross River National Park and Yankari National Park. The country also has wildlife reserves.

At this time, the country is has a GDP of $514.05 billion in 2022.

2. Egypt

This country is the one that links northeast Africa with the Middle East. It is aged in the sense that it has a broad history that dates back to the times of the pharaohs. The Nile Valley, pyramids, monuments, and other things like ancient temples and tombs show visitors just how old the country is.

As of 2022, the country’s GDP is $394.28 billion, coming second only to Nigeria.

3. South Africa

This country used to be the richest in Africa. This country sits at the southernmost tips of the African continent, and it boasts of unique ecosystems. Visitors love the safaris, beaches, cliffs forests, and lagoons. But that’s not all that this country is known for. The people are also wonderful but in recent times, there were reports that the locals were showing hatred toward their fellow African brothers who they fear would take everything from them.

In 2022, the country’s GDP was updated to $329.53 billion.

4. Algeria

The country is one of the most important in North Africa. It has a Mediterranean coastline coupled with a Saharan desert interior. The country boasts age-old legacies left by ancient political powers. Visitors love to visit the Ottman landmarks, the city’s Notre Dame which goes back to the time that France colonized the nation.

In 2022, it is said that Algeria is the fourth richest country in Africa with a GDP of $141.46 billion.

5. Morocco

Here’s another North African country that borders the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. This country is distinguished by its Berber, Arabian, and European cultures. The country is notable for ceramics, jewelry, and metal lanterns. Interestingly, there’s a 12th-century attraction that first-time visitors usually love to see.

In 2022. the country is said to be the fifth richest country in Africa, with a GDP of $124 billion.