Africa Population By Country 2014

Updated on March 17, 2026.

According to data from the World Bank, in 2014, among all African countries, Nigeria had the highest population (185,896,915), followed by Ethiopia (101,115,610), and Egypt (97,528,654). On the other hand, Seychelles had the lowest population (91,359).

The chart and table below show the population of African countries in 2014.

You can also see links below for the trend of population for each country.

Data Source: World Bank.

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Africa Population By Country 2014

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Country	Population
Algeria	39205031
Angola	27160769
Benin	11030004
Botswana	2172044
Burkina Faso	18229461
Burundi	10799785
Cape Verde	512326
Cameroon	22059893
Republic of Congo	4975880
Ivory Coast	24527395
Democratic Republic of the Congo	78403242
Djibouti	1002717
Central African Republic	4623182
Chad	14188678
Egypt	97528654
Equatorial Guinea	1399828
Eritrea	3095173
Eswatini	1136299
Ethiopia	101115610
Gabon	1978399
Gambia	2164528
Ghana	28041592
Guinea	11472924
Guinea-Bissau	1741122
Kenya	46051440
Lesotho	2080089
Liberia	4564293
Libya	6427252
Madagascar	24764348
Malawi	16621538
Mali	18020267
Mauritania	3848514
Mauritius	1261208
Morocco	34204780
Mozambique	25788475
Zambia	15895315
Zimbabwe	14207359
Tanzania	50351512
Uganda	36395539
Tunisia	11274288
Togo	7472450
Sudan	38823318
Somalia	13339491
South Africa	55594838
South Sudan	11235073
Sierra Leone	6876385
Senegal	14152102
Rwanda	11364757
Niger	19215909
Nigeria	185896915
Namibia	2312139
Comoros	711503
Sao Tome and Principe	196767
Seychelles	91359

Population Trend of African Countries

Use the following links to see the population trend of the following African countries.