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Sub-Saharan Africa Compared by Education > Spending > Proportion

DEFINITION: Education expenditure refers to the current operating expenditures in education, including wages and salaries and excluding capital investments in buildings and equipment. Expressed as a proportion of GNI.".

CONTENTS

# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH HISTORY
1 Lesotho 9.43 2008
2 Namibia 7.28 2008
3 Zimbabwe 6.87 2008
4 Kenya 6.63 2008
5 Botswana 6.58 2008
6 Swaziland 6.38 2008
7 Seychelles 5.85 2008
8 South Africa 5.14 2008
9 Burundi 5.1 2008
10 Cape Verde 5.02 2008
11 Ghana 4.74 2008
12 Cote d'Ivoire 4.67 2008
13 Rwanda 4.61 2008
14 Senegal 4.49 2008
15 Comoros 4.19 2008
16 Sierra Leone 3.9 2008
17 Sao Tome and Principe 3.82 1986
18 Mozambique 3.75 2008
=19 Togo 3.71 2008
=19 Ethiopia 3.71 2008
21 Mali 3.58 2008
22 Djibouti 3.56 2008
23 Malawi 3.51 2008
24 Mauritius 3.41 2008
25 Benin 3.28 2008
26 Uganda 3.27 2008
27 Burkina Faso 3.26 2008
28 Gabon 3.06 2008
29 Mauritania 2.75 2008
30 Niger 2.65 2008
31 Madagascar 2.64 2008
32 Cameroon 2.62 2008
33 Tanzania 2.39 2008
34 Guinea-Bissau 2.29 2008
35 Angola 2.27 2008
36 The Gambia 2.04 2008
37 Guinea 2 2008
=38 Eritrea 1.92 2008
=38 Liberia 1.92 1975
40 Zambia 1.32 2008
41 Central African Republic 1.29 2008
42 Chad 1.17 2008
43 Equatorial Guinea 1.15 2008
44 Somalia 1.05 1970
45 Democratic Republic of the Congo 0.95 2008
46 Sudan 0.87 2008
47 Nigeria 0.85 2008

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