Sub-Saharan Africa

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SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA - NATIONAL STATISTICS

This is a list of the nations in Sub-Saharan Africa. These nations listed according 2050 population size. The nations highlighted in red number among the least developed nations according to the United Nations.

1 - Nigeria (West Africa)

Population: 2000/124,842,000 - 2050/289,083,000 (5 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 51.3%  Evangelicals: 30.8%
Fertility Rate: 2000/5.67 - 2050/2.41
Median Age: 2000/17.8 - 2050/28.2

2 - Ethiopia (East Africa)

Population - 2000/65,515,000 - 2050/173,811,000 (9 nation in 2050 population)Christian: 60.7%  Evangelical: 19.6%
Fertility Rate: 2000/5.87 - 2050/2.19
Median Age: 2000/17.0 - 2050/28.5

3 - Democratic Republic of Congo (Middle Africa)

Population - 2000/50,829,000 - 2050/147,512,000 (10 nation in 2050 population)Christian: 92.2% Evangelical: 18.7%
Fertility Rate: 2000/6.7 - 2050/2.44
Median Age: 2000/15.9 - 2050/26.3

4 - Tanzania (East Africa)

Population - 2000/34,131,000 - 2050/109,450,000 (17 nation in 2050 population)Christian: 54.1% Evangelical: 17.9
Fertility Rate: 2000/5.66 - 2050/2.62
Median Age: 2000/17.4 - 2050/24.8

5 - Uganda (East Africa)

Population - 2000/24,433,000 - 2050/91,271,000 (20 nation in 2050 population)Christian: 84.7%  Evangelical: 37%
Fertility Rate: 2000/6.9 - 2050/2.62
Median Age: 2000/15.3 - 2050/24.2

6 - Kenya (East Africa)

Population: 2000/31,441,000 - 2050/85,410,000 (21 nation in 2050 population)Christian: 82.7% Evangelical: 48.9%
Fertility Rate: 2000/5 - 2050/2.39
Median Age: 2000/17.4 - 2050/26.9

7 - Niger (West Africa)

Population: 2000/11,031,000 - 2050/58,216,000 (31 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 0.3  Evangelical: 0.1
Fertility Rate: 2000/7.38 - 2050/3.77
Median Age: 2000/15.7 - 2050/20.2

8 - South Africa (Southern Africa)

Population: 2000/44,872,000 - 2050/56,802,000 (33 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 75.2% Evangelical: 21.1%
Fertility Rate: 2000/2.8 - 2050/1.85
Median Age: 2000/23.0 - 2050/31.9

9 - Ghana (West Africa)

Population: 2000/19,529,000 - 2050/45,213,000 (39 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 63.4 Evangelical: 24.2
Fertility Rate: 2000/4.5 - 2050/2.48
Median Age: 2000/19.0 - 2050/29.1

10 - Mozambique (East Africa)

Population: 2000/18,249,000 - 2050/44,148,000 (41 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 46.5% Evangelical: 11.1
Fertility Rate: 2000/5.5 - 2050/2.4
Median Age: 2000/18.0 - 2050/25.8

11 - Cote D'Voire (West Africa)

Population: 2000/17,281,000 - 2050/43,373,000 (44 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 33.6% Evangelical: 10.5%
Fertility Rate: 2000/5 - 2050/2.3
Median Age: 2000/18.9 - 2050/29.3

12 - Madagascar Island (East Africa)

Population: 2000/15,275,000 - 2050/42,693,000 (45 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 53.5%  Evangelical: 11.5%
Fertility Rate: 2000/5.28 - 2050/2.32
Median Age: 2000/17.5 - 2050/28.6

13 - Angola (Middle Africa)

Population: 2000/14,280,000 - 2050/42,267,000 (47 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 94.1% Evangelical: 22.5%
Fertility Rate: 2000/6.63 - 2050/2.63
Median Age: 2000/16.4 - 2050/25.6

14 - Burkino Faso (West Africa)

Population: 2000/11,676,000 - 2050/40,830,000 (49 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 20.7%  Evangelical: 8.9%
Fertility Rate: 2000/6.14 - 2050/2.72
Median Age: 2000/16.4 - 2050/25.1

15 - Cameroon (Middle Africa)

Population: 2000/15,865,000 - 2050/36,736,000 (53 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 53.8% Evangelical: 9%
Fertility Rate: 2000/4.92 - 2050/2.31
Median Age: 2000/18.2 - 2050/28.5

16 - Malawi (East Africa)

Population: 2000/11,831,000 - 2050/36,575,000 (54 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 76% Evangelical: 19.6%
Fertility Rate: 2000/6.0 - 2050/2.56
Median Age: 2000/17.0 - 2050/25.3

17 - Zambia (East Africa)

Population: 2000/10,467,000 - 2050/28,957,000 (58 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 87%  Evangelical: 25.7%
Fertility Rate: 2000/6.1 - 2050/2.55
Median Age: 2000/17.2 - 2050/24.7

18 - Mali (West Africa)

Population: 2000/10,523,000 - 2050/28,260,000 (60 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 2.6%  Evangelical: 0.7%
Fertility Rate: 2000/6 - 2050/2.56
Median Age: 2000/17.0 - 2050/25.5

19 - Chad (West Africa)

Population: 2000/8,402,000 - 2050/27,776,000 (61 nation in 2050 population
Christian: 38.5%  Evangelical: 10.1%
Fertility Rate: 2000/6.54 - 2050/2.83
Median Age: 2000/16.9 - 2050/24.5

20 - Senegal (West Africa)

Population: 2000/9,902,000 - 2050/26,102,000 (63 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 6.4% Evangelical: 0.2%
Fertility Rate: 2000/5.35 - 2050/2.35
Median Age: 2000/17.0 - 2050/28.4

21 - Guinea (Wesst Africa)

Population: 2000/8,384,000 - 2050/23,975,000 (65 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 4.5%  Evangelical: 0.7%
Fertility Rate: 2000/5.8 - 2050/2.52
Median Age: 2000/17.8 - 2050/27.4

22 - Somalia (East Africa, Horn of Africa)

Population: 2000/7,394,000 - 2050/23,522,000 (67 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 0.3% Evangellical: 0.1%
Fertility Rate: 2000/6.5 - 2050/3.06
Median Age: 2000/18.0 - 2050/23.6

23 - Rwanda (East Africa)

Population: 2000/7,958,000 - 2050/22,082,000 (69 naition in 2050 population)
Christian: 89.1% Evangelical: 26.9%
Fertility Rate: 2000/5.8 - 2050/2.54
Median Age: 2000/16.6 - 2050/27.0

24 - Benin (West Africa)

Population: 2000/6,659,000 - 2050/21,982,000 (70 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 39.9% Evangelical: 8.3%
Fertility Rate: 2000/5.79 - 2050/2.55
Median Age: 2000/17.5 - 2050/27.2

25 - Burundi (East Africa)

Population: 2000/6,473,000 - 2050/14,846,000 (79 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 90.5% Evangelical: 27%
Fertility Rate: 2000/5.4 - 2050/2.27
Median Age: 2000/16.6 - 2050/30.4

26 - Sierra Leone (West Africa)

Population: 2000/4,228,000 - 2050/12,446,000 (84 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 13.2% Evangelical: 3.9%
Fertility Rate: 2000/5.33 - 2050/2.72
Median Age: 2000/18.7 - 2050/25.3

27 - Zimbabwe (East Africa)

Population: 2000/12,455,000 - 2050/22,178,000 (88 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 78% Evangelical: 30.9%
Fertility Rate: 2000/3.74 - 2050/2.05
Median Age: 2000/18.0 - 2050/30.7

28 - Eritrea (East Africa, Horn of Africa)

Population: 2000/3,657,000 - 2050/10,787,000 (89 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 47.3%  Evangelical: 2.1%
Fertility Rate: 2000/5.19 - 2050/2.3
Median Age: 2000/17.2 - 2050/29.4

29 - Liberia IWest Africa)

Population: 2000/2,824,000 - 2050/8,841,000 (105 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 41.4%  Evangelical: 14.6%
Fertility Rate: 2000/5.61 - 2050/2.43
Median Age: 2000/17.7 - 2050/28.0

30 - Central African Republic (Middle Africa)

Population - 2000/3,746,000 - 2050/7,603,000 (111 nation in 2050 population
Christian: 76.4% Evangelical: 32.3%
Fertility Rate: 2000/5.3 - 2050/2.34
Median Age: 2000/18.8 - 2050/28.4

31 - Congo (Middle Africa)

Population: 2000/3,036,000 - 2050/6,863,000 (114 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 89.7%  Evangelical: 15.9%
Fertility Rate: 2000/4.78 - 2050/2.24
Median Age: 2000/18.3 - 2050/29.9

32 - Mauritania (West Africa)

Population: 2000/2,604,000 - 2050/6,061,000 (118 nation in 2050 population)

Christian: 0.3%  Evangelical: 0.1%

Fertility Rate: 2000/  - 2050/

Median Age: 2000/18.6 - 2050/30.6

33 - Gambia (West Africa)

(131 nation in 2050 population
Christian: 4.5% Evangelical: 0.8%
Fertility Rate: 2000/4.9 - 2050/2.28
Median Age: 2000/18.6 - 2050/27.7

34 - Namibia (Southern Africa)

Population: 2000/1,824,000 - 2050/3,588,000 (133 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 91.4%  Evangelical: 12.2%
Fertility Rate: 2000/3.81 - 2050/2.04
Median Age: 2000/19.1 - 2050/30.5

35 - Guinea-Bissau Island (West Africa)

Population: 2000/1,304,000 - 2050/3,555,000 (134 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 10.9% Evangelical: 1.6%
Fertility Rate: 2000/5.83 - 2050/2.87
Median Age: 2000/19.2 - 2050/24.8

36 - Botswana (Southern Africa)

Population: 2000/1,723,000 - 2050/2,758,000 (141 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 65.6%  Evangelical: 8.07%
Fertility Rate: 2000/3.18 - 2050/1.92
Median Age: 2000/19.8 - 2050/31.2

37 - Lesotho (Southern Africa)

Population: 2010/1,889,000 - 2050/2,491,000 (145 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 89.3% Evangelical: 12.1%
Fertility Rate: 2000/3.79 - 2050/2.03
Median Age: 2010/18.2 - 2050/26.8

38 - Gabon (Middle Africa)

Population: 2010/1,233,000 - 2050/2,471,000 (146 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 79.4% Evangelical: 12.7
Fertility Rate: 2000/3.78 - 2050/2.03
Median Age: 2000/19.3 - 2050/32.5

39 - Swaziland (Southern Africa)

Population: 2000/1,080,000 - 2050/1,749,000 (151 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 84.7% Evangelical: 25.1%
Fertility Rate: 2000/4.01 - 2050/2.07
Median Age: 2000/17.3 - 2050/27.1

40 - Equatorial Guinea (Middle Africa)

Population: 2000/529,000 - 2050/1,445,000 (153 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 90%  Evangelical: 4.4%
Fertiltiy Rate: 2000/5.64 - 2050/2.58
Median Age: 2000/18.5 - 2050/26.1

41 - Mauritius Islands (East Africa)

Population: 2000/1,195,000 - 2050/1,426,000 (154 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 32.7% Evangelical: 10.1%
Fertility Rate: 2000/1.9 - 2050/1.85
Median Age: 2000/28.7 - 2050/41.7

42- Comoros Island (East Africa)

Population: 2000/552,000 - 2050/1,226,000 (158 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 0.9%  Evangelical: 0.2%
Fertility Rate: 2000/4.2 - 2050/2.17
Median Age: 2000/19.1 - 2050/31.5

43 - Cape Verde Islands (West Africa)

Population: 2000/439,000 - 2050/703,000 (165 nation in 2050 population)
Christian: 94.6% Evangelical: 6.6%
Fertility Rate: 2000/3.39 - 2050/1.87
Median Age: 2000/17.8 - 2050/37.8

44 - Sao Tome and Principle Islands (Middle Africa)

Population: 2000/140,000 - 2050/296,000 (177 nation in 2050 population
Christian: 87.6% Evangelical: 4.3%
Fertility Rate: 2000/4.34 - 2050/2.13
Median Age: 2000/18.0 - 2050/31.9

45 - Mayotte Island (East Africa, Territory of France)

Christian: 1.6% Evangelical: 0.1%

46 - Seychelles (East Africa)

Population: 2000/81,000 - 2050/97,000
Christian: 96.1% Evangelical: 5.9%

47 - Saint Helena Island (West Africa, Territory of United Kingdom)

Population: 2000/5,000 - 2050/5,000
Christian: 94.7% Evangelical: 8.8%

48 - Reunion Island (East Africa, Territory of France)

Christian: 87%  Evangelical: 5.9%

49 - Togo Island (West Africa)

Christian: 45.4% Evangelical: 10.7%

SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA WORLD MISSION ORGANIZATIONS

Africa Inland Mission International (AIM)

SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA NEWS

Africa News - Yahoo

Africa News - BBC

SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA RESOURCES

East and Southern Africa - Joshua Project

West and Central Africa - Joshua Project

Africa - Al Jazeera

1 - NIGERIA (Sub-Saharan Africa, West Africa)

Population - 2000/124,842,000 - 2050/289,083,000 - grow m (5 nation in population)
Population Growth Rate - 2000/2.42 - 2050/1.01

After experiencing one military coup to another, Nigeria now has an elected leadership. But it faces the growing challenge of preventing Africa's most populous country from breaking apart along ethnic and religious lines. Political liberalisation ushered in by the return to civilian rule in 1999 has allowed militants from religious and ethnic groups to express their frustrations more freely, and with increasing violence.

Although it is difficult to come to an exact number, it is estimated that the church today now exceeds 100,000 (2011) primarily among Kbyle, Berbers, but it is also growing among Arabs.Some estimate 250,000 Christians in the country, including about 10,000 Roman Catholics and 150,000 to 200,000 evangelical Protestants (mainly Pentecostal), according to the Protestant Church of Algeria's leader. Some sources claim more than one million Christians in Algeria, most of them live in the Kabylie area where there are more than 70 underground churches. The Berbers, about 23% of the populaton has experienced a people movement of Jesus' followers. It is a very indigenous church. There are over 3,000 Algerian Christians in Europe today, with over 4 million Algerians living in Europe.

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2 - ETHIOPIA (Sub-Saharan Africa, East Africa, Horn of Africa)

Population - 2000/65,515,000 - 2050/173,811,000 (9 nation in 2050 population)
Population Growth Rate - 2000/2.61  - 2050/1.12

Ethiopia is Africa's oldest independent nation. Ethiopia is Africa's oldest independent country. Apart from a five-year occupation by Mussolini's Italy, it has never been colonised. But the nation is better known for its periodic droughts and famines, its long civil conflict and a border war with Eritrea. Ethiopia is one of Africa's poorest states. Almost two-thirds of its people are illiterate. The economy revolves around agriculture, which in turn relies on rainfall. The country is one of Africa's leading coffee producers.

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3 - DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO (Sub-Saharan Africa, Middle Africa)

Population - 2000/50,829,000 - 2050/147,512,000 (10 nation in 2050 population)
Population Growth Rate - 2000/3.01 - 2050/1.26

A vast country with immense economic resources, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has been at the centre of what could be termed Africa's world war. This has left it in the grip of a humanitarian crisis. The five-year conflict pitted government forces, supported by Angola, Namibia and Zimbabwe, against rebels backed by Uganda and Rwanda. Despite a peace deal and the formation of a transitional government in 2003, people in the east of the country remain in terror of marauding militia and the army. The war claimed an estimated three million lives, either as a direct result of fighting or because of disease and malnutrition. It has been called possibly the worst emergency to unfold in Africa in recent decades.

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4 - TANZANIA (Sub-Saharan Africa, East Africa)

Population - 2000/34,131,000 - 2050/109,450,000 (17 nation in 2050 population)
One of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Tanzania has been spared the internal strife that has blighted many African states. Though it remains one of the poorest countries in the world, with many of its people living below the World Bank poverty line, it has had some success in wooing donors and investors. Tanzania assumed its present form in 1964 after a merger between the mainland Tanganyika and the island of Zanzibar, which had become independent the previous year.

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5 - UGANDA (Sub-Saharan Africa, East Africa)

Population - 2000/24,433,000 - 2050/91,271,000 (20 nation in 2050 population)
One of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Uganda is a landlocked naiton in East Africa. Since the late 1980s Uganda has rebounded from the abyss of civil war and economic catastrophe to become relatively peaceful, stable and prosperous. But the lives of hundreds of thousands of people in the north remain blighted by one of Africa's most brutal rebellions. In the 1970s and 1980s Uganda was notorious for its human rights abuses, first during the military dictatorship of Idi Amin from 1971-79 and then after the return to power of Milton Obote, who had been ousted by Amin.

What that means is that by the middle of the century, Uganda could have a population somewhere around 60-70 million, and a fair bet is that about three-quarters of those will be Christian. Uganda by that point, in terms of absolute numbers, will be one of the most significant Christian countries in the world. (Jenkins)

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6 - KENYA (Sub-Saharan Africa, East Africa)

Population: 2000/31,441,000 - 2050/85,410,000 (21 nation in 2050 population)

Situated on the equator on Africa's east coast, Kenya has been described as "the cradle of humanity". In the Great Rift Valley palaeontologists have discovered some of the earliest evidence of man's ancestors. In the present day, Kenya's ethnic diversity has produced a vibrant culture but is also a source of conflict. Kenya became independent from Britian in 1963.

There is freedom of religion. Approximately 83% of the populaton 41 millon are categorized as Christian (around 34 million). Protestant (33%), Independents (24%) and Catholic (22%). Kenya is a hub in Eastern Africa for mission, theological education, and ministry. Around 50% of Kenya's population identify themselves as Evangelical Christians. Pentecostal and Charismatic churches are experiencing significant growth. The Africa Inland Church (AIC) is the largest Protestant body in Kenya and is growing. It has a major emphasis on evangelism.

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7 - NIGER (Sub-Saharan Africa, West Africa)

Population: 2000/11,031,000 - 2050/58,216,000 (31 nation in 2050 population)
One of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

A vast landlocked, arid nation on the edge of the Sahara desert, Niger endured austere military rule for much of its post-independencnate history and is rated by the UN as one of the world's least-developed nations. The drought-prone country sometimes struggles to feed its people. Its main export, uranium, is prone to price fluctuations and agriculture is threatened by the encroaching desert. Niger is bargaining on oil exploration and gold mining to boost its fortunes.

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8 - SOUTH AFRICA (G-20) (Sub-Saharan Africa, Southern Africa)

Population: 2000/44,872,000 - 2050/56,802,000 (33 nation in 2050 population)

Diversity is a key feature of South Africa, where 11 languages are recognised as official, where community leaders include rabbis and chieftains, rugby players and returned exiles, where traditional healers ply their trade around the corner from stockbrokers and where housing ranges from mud huts to palatial homes with swimming pools. The diverse communities, however, have not had much representation for long.

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9 - GHANA (Sub-Saharan Africa, West Africa)

Population: 2000/19,529,000 - 2050/45,213,000 (39 nation in 2050 population)

Ghana was the first place in sub-Saharan Africa where Europeans arrived to trade - first in gold, later in slaves. It was also the first black African nation in the region to achieve independence from a colonial power, in this instance Britain.

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10 - MOZAMBIQUE (Sub-Saharan Africa, East Africa)

Population: 2000/18,249,000 - 2050/44,148,000 (41 nation in 2050 population)
One of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Since independence from Portugal in 1975, Mozambique has been battered by civil war, economic mismanagement and famine. A peace deal in 1992 ended 16 years of civil war, and the country has made much progress in economic development and political stability.

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11 - COTE D'VOIRE/IVORY COAST (Sub-Saharan Africa, West Africa)

Population: 2000/17,281,000 - 2050/43,373,000 (44 nation in 2050 population)
Life expectancy: 58 years (men), 61 years (women) (UN)
GNI per capita: US $1,060 (World Bank, 2009)

Cote D'Voire has slipped into the kind of internal strife that has plagued many African countries. An armed rebellion in 2002 split the nation in two. Since then, peace deals have alternated with renewed violence as the country has slowly edged its way towards a political resolution of the conflict. Although the fighting has stopped, Ivory Coast is tense and divided. French and UN peacekeepers patrolled the buffer zone which separated the north, held by rebels known as the New Forces, and the government-controlled south.

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12 - MADAGASCAR ISLAND (Sub-Saharan Africa, East Africa)

Population: 2000/15,275,000 - 2050/42,693,000 (45 nation in 2050 population)
One of the least developed/poorest natons in the world

Madagascar is the world's fourth biggest island after Greenland, New Guinea and Borneo. Because of its isolation most of its mammals, half its birds, and most of its plants exist nowhere else on earth. The island is heavily exposed to tropical cyclones which bring torrential rains and destructive floods, such as the ones in 2000 and 2004, which left thousands homeless.

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13 - ANGOLA (Sub-Saharan Africa, Middle Africa)

Population: 2000/14,280,000 - 2050/42,267,000 (47 nation in 2050 population)
One of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Angola is a sovereign nation and a member of the United Nations. It is one of least developed and poorest nations in the world according to the United Nations.. One of Africa's major oil producers. It is striving to tackle the physical, social and political legacy of the 27-year civil war that ravaged the country after independence. The ruling Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA) and the rebel group Unita were bitter rivals even before the country gained independence from Portugal in 1975.

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14 - BURKINO FASO (Sub-Saharan Africa, West Africa)

Population: 2000/11,676,000 - 2050/40,830,000 (49 nation in 2050 population)
One of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Not only a landlocked nation, according to the United Nations it is one of the least developed nations in the world. A poor country even by West African standards, landlocked Burkina Faso has suffered from recurring droughts, matched in number only by the military coups it has endured, especially during the 1980s. Burkina Faso has significant reserves of gold, but cotton production is the economic mainstay for many Burkinabes. The industry is vulnerable to changes in world prices.

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15 - CAMEROON (Sub-Saharan Africa, Middle Africa)

Population: 2000/15,865,000 - 2050/36,736,000 (53 nation in 2050 population)

The modern state of Cameroon was created in 1961 by the unification of two former colonies, one British and one French. Since then it has struggled from one-party rule to a multi-party system in which the freedom of expression is severely limited.

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16 - MALAWI (Sub-Saharan Africa, East Africa)

Population: 2000/11,831,000 - 2050/36,575,000 (54 nation in 2050 population)
One of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Not only landlocked, according to the United Nations Malawi is one of the least developed nations in the world. It a largely agricultural country, is making efforts to overcome decades of underdevelopment and the more recent impact of a growing HIV-Aids problem. For the first 30 years of independence it was run by the authoritarian and quixotic President Hastings Kamuzu Banda, but democratic institutions have taken a firm hold since he relinquished power in the mid-1990s.

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17 - ZAMBIA (Sub-Saharan Africa, East Africa)

Population: 2000/10,467,000 - 2050/28,957,000 (58 nation in 2050 population)
Landlocked and one of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Not only landlocked, Zambia is one of the least developed naitons in the world according to the United Nations. Zambia has moved from being a major copper producer and potentially one of the continent's richest countries at independence in 1964 to one of the world's poorest. A colonial legacy, mismanagement, debt and disease are said to have contributed to the country's tribulations. Politically, it switched from colonial government into an era of one-party rule lasting 27 years. A multi-party system emerged in the early 1990s.

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18 - MALI (Sub-Saharan Africa, West Africa)

Population: 2000/10,523,000 - 2050/28,260,000 (60 nation in 2050 population)
Landlocked and one of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Mali is one of the least developed nations in the world according to the United Nations. The landlocked West African country of Mali - one of the poorest in the world - has experienced rapid economic growth since the 1990s. For several decades after independence from France in 1960, Mali suffered droughts, rebellions, a coup and 23 years of military dictatorship. But since its first democratically-elected president took power in 1992, it has had a civilian government and enjoyed relative political stability.

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19 - CHAD (Sub-Saharan Africa, West Africa)

Population: 2000/8,402,000 - 2050/27,776,000 (61 nation in 2050 population)
Landlocked and one of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Chad is a sovereign nation and a member of the United Nations. Landlocked Chad is one of the least developed nations in the world according to the United Nations.

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20 - SENEGAL (Sub-Saharan Africa, West Africa)

Population: 2000/9,902,000 - 2050/26,102,000 (63 nation in 2050 population)
One of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Senegal is one of the least developed nations in the world according to the United Nations. It has been held up as one of Africa's model democracies. It has an established multi-party system and a tradition of civilian rule. Although poverty is widespread and unemployment is high, the country has one of the region's more stable economies.

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21 - GUINEA (Sub-Saharan Africa, West Africa)

Population: 2000/8,384,000 - 2050/23,975,000 (65 nation in 2050 population)
One of the least developed/poorest nations of the world

Guinea is one of the least developed nations in the world according to the United Nations. Although Guinea's mineral wealth makes it potentially one of Africa's richest countries, its people are among the poorest in West Africa. Ruled by strong-arm leaders since independence, Guinea has been seen as a bulwark against instability in neighbouring Liberia, Sierra Leone and Ivory Coast. However it has also been implicated in the conflicts that have ravaged the region.

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22 - SOMALIA (Sub-Saharan Africa, East Africa, Horn of Africa)

Population: 2000/7,394,000 - 2050/23,522,000 (67 nation in 2050 population)
One of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Somalia is one of the least developed nations in Africa and the world according to the United Nations. Somalia has been without an effective central government since President Siad Barre was overthrown in 1991.Years of fighting between rival warlords and an inability to deal with famine and disease have led to the deaths of up to one million people. Comprised of a former British protectorate and an Italian colony, Somalia was created in 1960 when the two territories merged. Since then its development has been slow. Relations with neighbours have been soured by its territorial claims on Somali-inhabited areas of Ethiopia, Kenya and Djibouti..

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23 - RWANDA (Sub-Saharan Africa, East Africa)

Population: 2000/7,958,000 - 2050/22,082,000 (69 naition in 2050 population)
Landlocked and one of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Landlocked Rwanda is one of the least developed nations in the world according to the United Nations. Between April and June 1994, an estimated 800,000 Rwandans were killed in the space of 100 days. Most of the dead were Tutsis - and most of those who perpetrated the violence were Hutus. Even for a country with such a turbulent history as Rwanda, the scale and speed of the slaughter left its people reeling. The genocide was sparked by the death of the Rwandan President Juvenal Habyarimana, a Hutu, when his plane was shot down above Kigali airport on 6 April 1994. A French judge has blamed current Rwandan President, Paul Kagame - at the time the leader of a Tutsi rebel group - and some of his close associates for carrying out the rocket attack. Mr Kagame vehemently denies this and says it was the work of Hutu extremists, in order to provide a pretext to carry out their well-laid plans to exterminate the Tutsi community. Whoever was responsible, within hours a campaign of violence spread from the capital throughout the country, and did not subside until three months later. But the death of the president was by no means the only cause of Africa's largest genocide in modern times.

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24 - BENIN (Sub-Saharan Africa, West Africa)

Population: 2000/6,659,000 - 2050/21,982,000 (70 nation in 2050 population)
One of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Benin is a sovereign nation and a member of the United Nations. It is one of the least developed and poorest nations in the world according to the United Nations. Benin claims to be one of Africa's most stable democracies. However, it is severely underdeveloped, and is full of corruption.

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25 - BURUNDI (Sub-Saharan Africa, East Africa)

Population: 2000/6,473,000 - 2050/14,846,000 (79 nation in 2050 population)
Landlocked and one of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Landlocked Burundi is one of the least developed nations in the world according to the United Nations. Burundi, one of the world's poorest nations, is emerging from a 12-year, ethnic-based civil war. Since independence in 1961, it has been plagued by tension between the dominant Tutsi minority and the Hutu majority. The ethnic violence sparked off in 1994 made Burundi the scene of one of Africa's most intractable conflicts. It is now beginning to reap the dividends of a peace process. But it faces the formidable tasks of reviving a shattered economy and of forging national unity.

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26 - SIERRA LEONE (Sub-Saharan Africa, West Africa)

Population: 2000/4,228,000 - 2050/12,446,000 (84 nation in 2050 population)
One of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Sierra Leone is one of the least developed nations in the world according to the United Nations. Sierra Leone, in West Africa, emerged from a decade of civil war in 2002, with the help of Britain, the former colonial power, and a large United Nations peacekeeping mission. More than 17,000 foreign troops disarmed tens of thousands of rebels and militia fighters. Several years on, the country still faces the challenge of reconstruction.

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27 - ZIMBABWE (Sub-Saharan Africa, East Africa)

Population: 2000/12,455,000 - 2050/22,178,000 (88 nation in 2050 population)

Landlockd Zimbabwe has for almost three decades been tied to President Robert Mugabe, the pro-independence campaigner who wrested control from a small white community and became the country's first black leader. Until the 2008 parliamentary elections, Zimbabwe was effectively a one-party state, ruled over by Mr Mugabe's Zanu-PF. A power-sharing deal has raised hopes that Mr Mugabe might be prepared to relinquish some of his powers, but in the meantime he presides over a nation whose economy is in tatters, where poverty and unemployment are endemic and political strife and repression commonplace.

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28 - ERITREA (Sub-Saharan Africa, East Africa, Horn of Africa)

Population: 2000/3,657,000 - 2050/10,787,000 (89 nation in 2050 population)
One of the least developed/poorest nation in the world

Eritrea is one of the least developed nation in the world according to the United Nations. Eritrea emerged from its long war of independence in 1993 only to plunge once again into military conflict, first with Yemen and then, more devastatingly, with its old adversary, Ethiopia. Today, a fragile peace prevails and Eritrea faces the gigantic tasks of rebuilding its infrastructure and of developing its economy after more than 30 years of fighting.

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29 - LIBERIA (Sub-Saharan Africa, West Africa)

Population: 2000/2,824,000 - 2050/8,841,000 (105 nation in 2050 population)
One of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Liberia is one of the least developed nations in the world according to the United Nations. Liberia is Africa's oldest republic, but it became better known in the 1990s for its long-running, ruinous civil war and its role in a rebellion in neighbouring Sierra Leone. Although founded by freed American and Caribbean slaves, Liberia is mostly made up of indigenous Africans, with the slaves' descendants comprising 5% of the population.

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30 - CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC (Sub-Saharan Africa, Middle Africa)

Population - 2000/3,746,000 - 2050/7,603,000 (111 nation in 2050 population)
Landlocked and one of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Landlocked Central American Republic is one of the least developed nations in the world according to the United Nations. The Central African Republic (CAR) has been unstable since its independence from France in 1960 and is one of the least-developed countries in the world. It has endured several coups and a notorious period under a self-declared emperor, Jean-Bedel Bokassa, who headed a brutal regime.

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31 - CONGO (Sub-Saharan Africa, Middle Africa)

Population: 2000/3,036,000 - 2050/6,863,000 (114 nation in 2050 population)
One of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Congo is one of the least developed nations in the world according to the United Naitons. Civil wars and militia conflicts have plagued the Republic of Congo, which is sometimes referred to as Congo Brazzaville. After three coup-ridden but relatively peaceful decades of independence, the former French colony experienced the first of two destructive bouts of fighting when disputed parliamentary elections in 1993 led to bloody, ethnically-based fighting between pro-government forces and the opposition.

Although once a anti-Christian Marxist nation (1968-1991), freedom of religion was restored in 1992. Today, approximately 90% of the population of 4 million are categorized as Christian (around 3.4 million), with a annual growth rate of 2%. Roman Catholics (61%), Independents (12%), Protestants (11 %). However, it is estimated that 50% of these Christians are superficial and are practicing animists.

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32 - MAURITANIA (Sub-Saharan Africa, West Africa)

Population: 2000/2,604,000 - 2050/6,061,000 (118 nation in 2050 population)
One of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Mauritania is one of the least developed nations in the world according to the United Nations. One of Africa's newest oil producers, Mauritania bridges the Arab Maghreb and western sub-Saharan Africa. The largely-desert country presents a cultural contrast, with an Arab-Berber population to the north and black Africans to the south. Many of its people are nomads.

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33 - GAMBIA (Sub-Saharan Africa, West Africa)

One of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

The Gambia is one of Africa's smallest countries and unlike many of its West African neighbours it has enjoyed long spells of stability since independence. President Yahya Jammeh seized power in a bloodless coup in 1994 and has ruled with an iron fist ever since. Stability has not translated into prosperity. Despite the presence of the Gambia river, which runs through the middle of the country, only one-sixth of the land is arable and poor soil quality has led to the predominance of one crop - peanuts.

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34 - NAMIBIA (Sub-Saharan Africa, Southern Africa)

Population: 2000/1,824,000 - 2050/3,588,000 (133 nation in 2050 population)

Namibia, a large and sparsely populated country on Africa's south-west coast, has enjoyed stability since gaining independence in 1990 after a long struggle against rule by South Africa. Germany took control of the area which it called South West Africa in the late 1800s. The discovery of diamonds in 1908 prompted an influx of Europeans. South Africa seized it during World War I and administered it under a League of Nations mandate.

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35 - GUINEA-BISSAU ISLAND (Sub-Saharan Africa, West Africa)

Population: 2000/1,304,000 - 2050/3,555,000 (134 nation in 2050 population)
One of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Guinea-Bissau Island is a sovereign nation and a member of the United Nations.

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36 - BOTSWANA (Sub-Saharan Africa, Southern Africa)

Landlocked Botswana is a sovereign nation and a member of the United Nations.

Population: 2000/1,723,000 - 2050/2,758,000 (141 nation in 2050 population)

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37 - LESOTHO (Sub-Saharan Africa, Southern Africa)

Population: 2010/1,889,000 - 2050/2,491,000 (145 nation in 2050 population)
Landlocked and one of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

The Kingdom of Lesotho is made up mostly of highlands where many of the villages can be reached only on horseback, by foot or light aircraft. During the winter shepherds wearing only boots and wrap-around blankets have to contend with snow.

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38 - GABON (Sub-Saharan Africa, Middle Africa)

Population: 2010/1,233,000 - 2050/2,471,000 (146 nation in 2050 population)

Gabon is one of West Africa's more stable countries. Since independence from France in 1960 Gabon has had just two presidents. Its late leader, President Omar Bongo, was in power for over four decades. Despite being made up of more than 40 ethnic groups, Gabon has escaped the strife afflicting other West African states.

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39 - SWAZILAND (Sub-Saharan Africa, Southern Africa)

Population: 2000/1,080,000 - 2050/1,749,000 (151 nation in 2050 population)

The landlocked kingdom of Swaziland is one of the world's last remaining absolute monarchies. Its king rules by decree over his million subjects, most of whom live in the countryside and follow traditional ways of life. The power of the throne, however, has not gone unchallenged.

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40 - EQUATORIAL GUINEA (Sub-Saharan Africa, Middle Africa)

Population: 2000/529,000 - 2050/1,445,000 (153 nation in 2050 population)
One of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Equatorial Guinea is a small country off West Africa which has recently struck oil and which is now being cited as a textbook case of the resource curse - or the paradox of plenty. Since the mid 1990s the former Spanish colony has become one of sub-Sahara's biggest oil producers and in 2004 was said to have the world's fastest-growing economy. However, few people have benefited from the oil riches and the country ranks near the bottom of the UN human development index. The UN says that less than half the population has access to clean drinking water and that 20 percent of children die before reaching five.

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41 - MAURITIUS ISLANDS (Sub-Saharan Africa, East Africa)

Population: 2000/1,195,000 - 2050/1,426,000 (154 nation in 2050 population)

Mauritius, a volcanic island of lagoons and palm-fringed beaches in the Indian Ocean, has a reputation for stability and racial harmony among its mixed population of Asians, Europeans and Africans. The island has maintained one of the developing world's most successful democracies and has enjoyed years of constitutional order.

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42 - COMOROS ISLAND (Sub-Saharan Africa, East Africa)

Population: 2000/552,000 - 2050/1,226,000 (158 nation in 2050 population)

Comoros Island is one of the least developed nation in the world according to the United Nations. Potentially a holiday paradise with picture-postcard beaches, the Comoros islands are trying to consolidate political stability amid tensions between semi-autonomous islands and the central government. A history of political violence has left the Comoros desperately poor. At times, the country has teetered on the brink of disintegration.

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43 - CAPE VERDE ISLANDS (Sub-Saharan Africa, West Africa)

Population: 2000/439,000 - 2050/703,000 (165 nation in 2050 population)

Poor in natural resources, prone to drought and with little arable land, the Cape Verde islands have won a reputation for achieving political and economic stability. The former Portuguese colony comprises 10 islands and five islets, all but three of which are mountainous.

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44 - SAO TOME AND PRINCIPLE ISLANDS (Sub-Saharan Africa, Middle Africa)

Population: 2000/140,000 - 2050/296,000 (177 nation in 2050 population)
One of the least developed/poorest nations in the world

Sao Tome and Principe Islands was once a leading cocoa producer, is poised to profit from the commercial exploitation of large offshore reserves of oil. But arguments have arisen over how to spend the expected windfall, leading to political tension.

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MAYOTTE ISLAND (Sb-Saharan Africa, East Africa, Territory of France)

SEYCHELLES ISLANDS (Sub-Saharan Africa, East Africa)

Population: 2000/81,000 - 2050/97,000

After an ominous, post-independence start which saw them lurch from a coup, through an invasion by mercenaries to an abortive army mutiny and several coup attempts, the Seychelles have attained stability and prosperity. Citizens of the Indian Ocean archipelago enjoy a high per capita income, good health care and education.

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REUNION ISLAND (Sub-Saharan Africa, East Africa, Territory of France)

TOGO ISLAND (Sub-Saharan Africa, West Africa)

Togo Island is a sovereign naiton and a member of the United Nations. It is one of the least developed naitons in the world according to the United Nations.

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SAINT HELENA ISLAND (West Africa, Territory of United Kingdom)

Population: 2000/5,000 - 2050/5,000