Sub-Saharan Africa Compared by Education > Pupil-teacher ratio, primary

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE	GRAPH	HISTORY
1	Central African Republic	80.12	2012
2	Malawi	74.09	2012
3	Chad	61.27	2012
4	Rwanda	59.28	2012
5	Mozambique	54.84	2012
6	Ethiopia	53.75	2012
7	Guinea-Bissau	51.93	2010
8	Zambia	49.22	2012
9	Mali	48.47	2011
10	Burkina Faso	48.24	2012
11	Uganda	47.78	2011
12	Burundi	47.1	2012
13	Kenya	46.78	2009
14	Angola	45.59	2010
15	Tanzania	45.57	2012
16	Cameroon	45.56	2012
17	Republic of the Congo	44.44	2012
18	Benin	44.15	2012
19	Guinea	43.56	2012
20	Madagascar	43.07	2012
21	Cote d'Ivoire	41.72	2012
22	Togo	41.68	2012
23	Eritrea	40.93	2012
24	Namibia	40.68	2012
25	Mauritania	40.13	2012
26	Niger	38.76	2012
27	Zimbabwe	38.56	2003
28	Sudan	38.38	2009
29	Nigeria	36.03	2010
30	Somalia	35.52	2007
31	Djibouti	34.93	2012
32	Democratic Republic of the Congo	34.75	2012
33	Lesotho	34.08	2012
34	The Gambia	33.87	2012
35	Sierra Leone	32.99	2012
36	Ghana	32.98	2012
37	Senegal	31.68	2012
38	South Africa	29.5	2012
39	Swaziland	29.26	2011
40	Sao Tome and Principe	28.65	2012
41	Comoros	27.75	2011
42	Liberia	26.83	2011
43	Equatorial Guinea	26.17	2012
44	Botswana	25.42	2009
45	Gabon	24.53	2011
46	Cape Verde	22.97	2012
47	Mauritius	20.94	2012
48	Seychelles	13.25	2011

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