Total annual investment in telecom (current US$) - Infrastructure - Development outcomes - African Development Indicators



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Please cite the International Telecommunication Union for third-party use of these data. Telecommunications investment refers to the expenditure associated with acquiring the ownership of telecommunication equipment infrastructure (including supporting land and buildings and intellectual and non-tangible property such as computer software). These include expenditure on initial installations and on additions to existing installations. Source: International Telecommunication Union, World Telecommunication Development Report and database, and World Bank estimates.
Total annual investment in telecom (current US$) - Infrastructure - Development outcomes - African Development Indicators (Most Recent Data)

Rank

Country

Value

1Democratic Republic of the Congo (1988)11002839,183,228,201,000
2Ghana (2002)593,979,369,203
3Sudan (2002)12,845,695,028
4Africa (2006)5,536,512,015
5North Africa (2006)2,981,565,648
6Egypt (2006)2,669,770,006
7Sub-Saharan Africa (2006)2,554,946,367
8Sub-Saharan Africa excluding South Africa (2006)2,554,946,367
9Sub-Saharan Africa excluding South Africa and Nigeria (2006)2,554,946,367
10South Africa (2003)870,616,967
11Kenya (2006)792,883,593
12Morocco (2005)463,508,171
13Botswana (2006)404,002,364
14Nigeria (2003)386,931,010
15Ivory Coast (2006)382,489,617
16Tunisia (2006)311,795,642
17Cameroon (2006)211,411,846
18Burkina Faso (2006)202,639,170
19Senegal (2006)183,765,566
20Angola (2005)157,011,931
21Algeria (2001)96,470,897
22Mali (2006)93,912,681
23Libya (1996)91,575,092
24Uganda (2005)69,009,143
25Togo (2006)67,440,232
26Ethiopia (2006)60,315,966
27Madagascar (2006)50,815,611
28Zambia (2004)42,474,846
29Mauritius (2005)36,385,625
30Mauritania (2006)30,153,895
31Swaziland (2003)27,627,230
32Malawi (1992)22,668,235
33Mozambique (2006)21,414,607
34Namibia (2005)20,443,466
35Gabon (2005)18,222,907
36Rwanda (1999)16,769,479
37Eritrea (2006)16,471,714
38Cape Verde (2006)15,901,980
39Seychelles (2006)12,844,901
40Djibouti (2004)12,401,461
41Tanzania (2001)9,435,082
42Sierra Leone (1996)8,658,629
43Comoros (2002)4,192,806
44Benin (2006)3,878,445
45Gambia (2002)3,660,006
46Zimbabwe (2006)3,495,270
47Liberia (1997)3,340,000
48Niger (1995)2,460,182
49Burundi (1998)2,344,976
50Guinea-Bissau (1997)2,307,811
51Chad (1997)1,894,906
52Lesotho (2005)1,745,169
53Sao Tome and Principe (2006)1,108,908
54Guinea (2001)822,980
55Somalia (1982)561,131
56Central African Republic (2002)114,780
57Republic of the Congo (1994)11,459