Political Stability/No Violence (estimate) - Governance & partnership - Development outcomes - African Development Indicators

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Political stability and absence of violence measures the perceptions of the likelihood that the government will be destabilized or overthrown by unconstitutional or violent means, including domestic violence or terrorism. Further documentation and research using the World Governance Indicators (WGI) is available at www.worldbank.org/wbi/governance. Source: World Bank Institute.

Rank	Country	Value
Political Stability/No Violence (estimate) - Governance & partnership - Development outcomes - African Development Indicators (2008)
1	Botswana	0.96
2	Namibia	0.96
3	Seychelles	0.91
4	Cape Verde	0.85
5	Mauritius	0.84
6	Libya	0.48
7	Benin	0.35
8	Zambia	0.29
9	Mozambique	0.29
10	Sao Tome and Principe	0.29
11	Tunisia	0.29
12	Gabon	0.23
13	Swaziland	0.22
14	Gambia	0.14
15	Ghana	0.06
16	Malawi	0.05
17	Tanzania	0.01
18	Lesotho	-0.03
19	South Africa	-0.04
20	Equatorial Guinea	-0.09
21	Togo	-0.10
22	Burkina Faso	-0.11
23	Djibouti	-0.13
24	Rwanda	-0.14
25	Senegal	-0.16
26	Mali	-0.21
27	Sierra Leone	-0.23
28	Guinea-Bissau	-0.38
29	Madagascar	-0.42
30	Angola	-0.43
31	Morocco	-0.47
32	Cameroon	-0.53
33	Republic of the Congo	-0.61
34	Egypt	-0.67
35	Niger	-0.75
36	Eritrea	-0.84
37	Uganda	-0.88
38	Mauritania	-0.93
39	Liberia	-0.99
40	Comoros	-1.01
41	Algeria	-1.15
42	Kenya	-1.25
43	Burundi	-1.43
44	Zimbabwe	-1.56
45	Central African Republic	-1.77
46	Ethiopia	-1.79
47	Guinea	-1.91
48	Ivory Coast	-1.91
49	Chad	-1.92
50	Nigeria	-2.01
51	Democratic Republic of the Congo	-2.34
52	Sudan	-2.44
53	Somalia	-3.28

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