10 Most Electrified Countries In Africa
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- čas přidán 22. 07. 2024
- Unreliable access to electricity is one of the biggest developmental obstacles many African nations must overcome. According to a report published by Wood Mackenzie Ltd., Sub-Saharan African countries would need to invest up to $350 billion between now and 2030 to significantly improve electricity generation and distribution.
However, not all African countries are facing this problem. In fact, some nations, especially in North Africa, have made incredible progress in providing access to electricity. Other countries in Africa, such as South Africa and Gabon, have also shown promise. The World Bank defines electricity access as the percentage of people who have consistent and stable electricity within a given nation. Information for determining access to energy is sourced from industries and household surveys, among others. In today’s video, we will take a look at the 10 most electrified countries in Africa.
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🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭Good job Ghana
Kenya will eventually become the hub of Africa by 2030.No 4 in electricity connectivity no 1 in Internet penetration no 3 in Internet connectivity,greatest infrastructures,what an amazing country. The only thing stopping us from being no.one is corruption 😤
Kenya 🇰🇪 forever we have electricity even in the villages.
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The Ghana 🇬🇭 I can always boast of 🥰
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Great video, well done !
Glad you liked it and happy to see you back. Haven't been reading your comments for a while now. Do check out our other videos.
And where are the over hyped Rwanda and Nigeria ?
Nigeria must be at 10%electrification 🤯
@@aliciafields-worldtravelle8248 Honestly Nigeria is a big joke , they claim to be the biggest african economy (on fake numbers of course) yet they cannot even get water and electricity services inside the biggest cities....not to mention what the hell are they gonna do when oil and gas run out
It's a shame Nigeria isn't in the first three, with their huge oil and gas reserves. With a good leader like in Dubai, Nigeria would be highly developed. Its unbelievable they have so much gas reserves in tn world, and cant generate enough to power their country.
Rwanda is a tiny country in Africa, who're lucky to have a visionary leader, putting things in place. With time they'll get up there in the best 10 in Africa.
@@biologic9081 Well everybody is shouting that Rwanda is Africa's Singapore etc....I think a country should first bring running water and electricity to its population before thinking to build shining sky scrapers ...but one thing very good Rwanda did and that should inspire the rest of the continent is switching from the french language to english....
I'm from Cape Town .In the last 2 weeks the power has been shut down everyday for 2 hours every 5 hours 😭😭😭😭😭
South Africa is the only African country with nuclear power plant. The country was miles ahead of many African countries, but it seems the others are catching up soo fast. It's unbelievable to hear this. It seems those politicians are running SA down.
@@spuknicjones9531 where did you hear that we have nuclear power plants? Those were closed down decades ago.South Africa is honestly overated .It's like a Western country in Africa with all the racism issues .
@@la23s.a.22 Didn't know the nuclear plants are not in use.. Seriously, I think SA can do better. Two weeks of no power in CAPE TOWN... SMH.... Another story is Nigeria with one of the largest oil and gas reserves, but they can use their gas to power the country. About 50% of the people sleep in darkness and they sit on huge gas reserves.
@@spuknicjones9531 African governments see that there are too many social and issues in other aspects that are too " tedious" for them to deal with and end up going for the easiest option of stealing money.
@@spuknicjones9531 Also It's very difficult for Africans to get access to these resources because of lack of shared knowledge and help from the government.Hundreds of millions of Africans don't even understand the immense wealth we got .We too humble or too & ignorant.
Nigeria - 25% access.
Grade - F
10% rational electricity
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Things will get better soon, just choose the right man for extension. I pray that there will be security needs resolved greatly and a great change in the government structure.
The Continent of Africa is truly beautiful.
Love Libya 🇱🇾 from Morocco 🇲🇦 although the brothers aren't in the rank with north africans unfortunately I wish you the best
🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 The king of east africa
The comment I was looking for
Egypt map is incorrect
Halaib and shalatin is part of Egypt
مصر في الصدارة دائما Egypt always on the top
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Egypt 💡 💡 🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬
Seychelles seriously, how difficult is it to supply electricity to a population of 98 thousand?
And where is the oil rich Libya too....??
Well our terrain are rough and we have very little natural resources. Plus we are an Island nation that have to import everything through the sea and Air which are much more expensive than road/railways. Also we made up of 115 islands which many are far from each other/main Island Mahe. Whilst we have a low population it still take some doing. My problem is that many big African countries with lot of resources could easily provide all of their citizens with electricity but the problem is in many countries is bad leaderships.
@@djb.8507 I visited Mahe in 2015 and stayed at Savoy hotel and went snorkeling and visited the botanical garden with those interesting coconuts shaped like the human anatomy. I now understand it may be due to the numerous Islands. Greetings from Kenya.
@@aliciafields-worldtravelle8248 Yeah the COCO DE MER which is the biggest nut in the world. Did you see the male part it is shaped like a penis. Incredible plant. But if you really wanted to see the coco de mer in it full natural glory you should have visited the Vallee De Mai on Praslin.
@@djb.8507 yeah I saw the male member also, it's incredible, and took lots of photos and videos. Next time I will visit praslin.
Long live north Africa from Egypt
South Africa has one of the worst load shedding ever. The video should be taken with a grain of salt.
I know south Africans power plants are a big joke
I lived in South africa for 3 years them years and in that whole duration there was no single day water or electricity went missing, sad to hear what is happening now.
@@aliciafields-worldtravelle8248 Those corrupt leaders are making South Africa a 4th world country. It was the first and only with Nuclear power plant in Africa. It seems something is being managed wrongly in that country.
Agreed 100%.
Access to electricity is different than getting thr electricity when you need it!
Load shedding in SA is as a result of non maintenance due to massive corruption on state owned enterprise like Eskom during the Zuma years and the two new power stations recently built which took extra years to build at inflated cost are currently not working to full capacity. Now after all the rot has been discovered, there needs to have regular planned maintenance with not enough capacity to the grid in addition to unplanned breaks, let alone sabotage claims, thus the necessary load shedding schedule until there is enough Electricity to the grid. Something which will eventually be fixed. In as far as rating of this video is concerned, nothing is hyped because access to South African households is as stated currently.
egypt map not right , please correct it
Long live north africa from 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
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You go Nigeria! The sleeping Africa Giant.
Egpyt with a population of over 100 million people has 100% electricity, whilst SA is struggling experiencing 4 to 8 hours loadshedding a day with only a population of just over 60 million people 😏
Egypt is densely populated while South Africa is sparsely populated and in South Africa people can build new communities without any government or corporation interference while in Egypt people rely on government or corporations to provide housing...
South Africa produces 40% of Africa energy and South Africa uses more energy per head than Egypt, the only different is that SA population is spread across the country
@@afrikanwalker7943 Egypt does this because the population lives on an area of six percent of the area of Egypt, the majority of them live on arable lands, so if the state leaves the nets to build as they like, they will expand on the arable lands in Egypt, which is limited lands that Egypt needs to secure its food security, so the government does not allow people The construction is only after a lot of procedures when it is not sure of the places on which the person will be built or the government announces that it will offer housing units, so the citizen goes to reserve a unit for housing and pay the required amount. The completion of handing it over to the citizen who paid for it before all of this is done by the government in order to expand on the desert lands and preserve the agricultural lands
@@lozi4163 Egypt has a number of 110 million people inside only. As for the statistics of the number abroad, there are twenty million Egyptians other than those inside. This is statistically 2022
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The Ivory Coast has more than 92% right now according to (Sika finance)and I don’t see it on the listing. And the country is on his way to reach 100% in 2025.
Ivory Coast? Do you think we’re in the eighties and the nineties?🤣🤣 stop relying on past glories. Wake up from your slumber... if Ivory Coast is 92%, then South Africa, Ghana and Gabon will all be above hundred percent. Nonsense!
@@kofisam4106 This is what I call a typical ignorant. I spoke with fact which can be checked. If you don’t agree show me that I wrong with facts instead of acting stupid. And for your info Ivory Coast provides electricity to 7 différents countries including Ghana go and check it out. Thanks . Ivory Coast is rising very high right now and forever Thanks God. Stop Hating.
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Where are the African giants 🤔 👀
There are still sleeping.🇳🇬🇳🇬
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South African also export their electricity to Mozambique, Lesotho, Swaziland, Namibia and Botswana and they suffer for their kindness with loadshading
well, Ghana produces more electricity than it actual needs. It ends up exporting some to other nations. The electricity access is a little better than it has been stated,well above 88% now.
Not sure about Tunisia but Morocco and Algeria do not have that much access to electricity. Rural areas do not have any access to electricity in Algeria and Egypt
Whoever said that rural areas in Egypt enjoy electricity throughout the year. The electricity is not cut off except during the periodic maintenance that takes place every few months to prevent any major problems and is cut off only for an hour or two. This is the case in rural areas in Egypt. Have you lived in the countryside in Egypt to say that
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in the Africa continent, Nigeria is the least electrified country. or maybe 2nd to last, or last.
Tunisia bought electricite from algeria and algeria at 99.99% it's the area effect .its impossible to reach everybody
Where is Nigeria?😂
Nigerians are really quiet in this comment section.
I hope you translate your video in Arabic
Nigeria should be ashamed
You have some mistake ivory coast is more electrify than ghana how come ?
In your dreams man. Ivory Coast more electrified than Ghana lmao. These francophones 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@kobyk8784 i am telling ya homie i did both countries don't even try to deny it because ivory coast have changed
@@michelcoulibaly4083 let me school your francophone ass. Do you know what the meaning of electrcity access is?
Every small time Ivory coast has changed but Ghana hasn't eeh
The last time I was an Facebook one stupid Ivorian started comparing Ivorian Universities to Ghana's becusse your president started building universities. Big jokers.
Do a little research about electrification rate and stop your useless comparisons.
@@michelcoulibaly4083 We try to compete with our fellow big anglophones such as Kenya, Nigeria, SA not CI🤣🤣🤣.
Go and compete with Senegal and Cameroon not Ghana.
@@kobyk8784 hell no we want to challenge ya because we are on the way to challenge nigeria you are so tiny
These people do not do real researches in Namibia Electricity was free in most small towns that were dependent on government resources, more specifically in Oranjemund, a town in southern, and maybe a water and electricity was free. Oranjemund was a diamond town still is a diamond town but now open to the masses. In other rural towns electricity was available to light street lights and things of that nature. If you read about Oranjemund you will even find out that they had one of the biggest power stations in southern Africa at one point. Like I remember the world advertising that Akon was lighting up Africa and was going to give electricity to over 1 billion people, and at that point that African population was not even over 1 billion it was like at 980 million and clearly not all of those people are in the dark. It is funny that the point of making this videos are to seem as if the person making the video is informed when it is just something they portray.
Most north African countries have their source from Arab most especially their crude oil
Morocco and tunisia do not have any crude oil, most of electrecity come from specially dams, solar power and wind energy
@@moroccanevil yep but the dams are powered by gas and the gas is from crude oil and besides everyone knows that North African countries economies are powered the middle east or I should say the Arabs
@@moroccanevil Good, that's what Kenya is trying to do. Combination of sources.
Egypt is the largest Arab country in population and does not have oil. However, it was able to provide electricity to its people of more than 110 million people inside the country only, and to export electricity to a number of other Arab and African countries. Egypt is still seeking to increase its capacity through many projects. Egypt was It also suffers from the problem of electricity, especially after the 2011 revolution, but the country has been implementing since 2015 a comprehensive economic reform for the country, and one of the first things I solved was the problem of electricity and infrastructure. In fact, everything can be solved as long as you have a serious and good state and government and cooperative and united people
Rome was not built in a day! Great job for those countries especially Gabon that have a large percentage to electricity. The Colonialists should be doing Reparations by electrifying all areas but we still see their racist ways that's why the northern part of Africa including Egypt have an advantage. Forward Africa and Keep up the good work!!👄🐯💪
In fact, Egypt was suffering from the problem of electricity, but since 2015 it began to plan a complete and comprehensive economic reform and began to solve the problem of electricity and the country’s infrastructure, and succeeded in that. It carried out many projects to increase energy and carried out many plants, including nuclear plants, as well as investing in renewable energy. In fact, no one He will help you in the construction process. You must help yourself by yourself, even if you are compelled to live difficult times during this construction, but the construction is not easy. The government must build with the help of the people. This is how the renaissance is achieved.
So far the most ELECTRIFIED AFRICAN COUNTRY is DON KINGS head of AFRICAN JUNGLE HAIR !!
On dirait que vous vivez sur une autre planète !le pays dont la population qui a le plus accès à l'électricité c'est bien la population algérienne à 99,98%.Le maroc dont la population rurale équivaut à la moitié de sa population globale vit à l'état rural(43,68%)ne dispose pas de l'électricité,ni de l'eau courante,ni de centres de soins,ni d'écoles,ni de gaz butane ni de gaz de montagne.Alors le gaz de ville,il n'y à que l'Algérie qui l'offre gratuitement aux populations des hautes montagnes.Alors cessez de mentir et de vouloir à tout prix nous dire que les pays africains c'est mieux que la Californie,alors que leurs routes ne sont bithumées que celles qui mènent droit à l'ambassade française ou américaine.
get back to your daily bread lines milk lines cooking oil lines mister algerian , your major cities have recurrent power and water cuts ...this is widely known ..actually I am surprised he ever mentioned your country as having 100% coverage when in reality we know that Algiers itself remains in dark for days every week.....these third world problems are not present in Morocco , ask people who visit it or who live in it , don't believe your military junta propaganda
You don't need to spread lies to make a point, everyone one on the continent knows that Morocco is 1000 years more developed than stone age Algeria haha just relax and sit yo a$$ down
Il n' y a pas de milieu rurale sans access à l'electricité et l'eau au maroc, en plus on utilise les bouteilles de gaz partout à 1$ jusqu'a 4$ 65% du prix est payé par l'etat et tout le monde peut l'acheter n'importe ou. donc cesser de dire n'importe quel connerie sans avoir de source. Les milieux rurales utilisent generalement l'energie solaire chez nous subventionné par l'etat.
You should have said electrified and stable. A country like South Africa is electrified but not stable looking at all the loadshedding over there. That means all they have is infrastructure but no actual power. Same story with Ghana, power not very stable over there i hear.
You lie bad...Ghana is number one when it comes to electricity..
Do your research well......
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If you want to increase views and followers do an Arabic translation there are many people who do not understand
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Get off, how many people even understand Arabic more than English, are we doing religion over here or wat. Get off 😠
@@emmanuelokine4394 Around 300 million Africans speak Arabic.
@@emmanuelokine4394 There's nothing wrong to have it translated to reach out to more people.
@@aliciafields-worldtravelle8248 whatever