Burundi has the lowest GDP per capita

Burundi stands out with the lowest GDP per capita among the listed countries, at only $245.81, significantly below the next closest, Sierra Leone, with $414.96.

Top three countries by lowest GDP per capita

The countries with the lowest GDP per capita are Burundi at $245.81, Sierra Leone at $414.96, and South Sudan at $417.44, highlighting a stark disparity in economic conditions within this group.

GDP per capita range spans over $700

The range between the highest and lowest GDP per capita within these countries is over $700, with Burundi at the lowest with $245.81 and Rwanda at the highest with $1031.69.

African continent dominates the list

Every country listed is located in Africa, showcasing the continent's challenge with low GDP per capita, where even the highest, Rwanda, has a GDP per capita of only $1031.69.

Countries with GDP per capita under $500

Four countries have GDP per capita under $500: Burundi, Sierra Leone, South Sudan, and Madagascar, indicating extreme economic challenges.

GDP per capita over $1000 in only two countries

Only Guinea-Bissau and Rwanda have GDP per capita figures over $1000, with $1028.22 and $1031.69 respectively, barely crossing the threshold.

Sub-Saharan countries feature prominently

All countries on the list are from Sub-Saharan Africa, reflecting the region's widespread economic hardships, with even the best-performing country, Rwanda, having a modest GDP per capita of $1031.69.

Economic disparity within the lowest GDP per capita countries

The disparity between the lowest (Burundi at $245.81) and the highest (Rwanda at $1031.69) GDP per capita among these countries suggests significant economic differences even within this low-income group.