The entire continent of Africa spent around $28.382 billion dollars on their militaries in 2012. This number is based on SIPRI data, but does not include 6 countries for which there was not enough data. Explore each country’s military budget below just by clicking on their flag.
Algeria$9,104 Million (2012)
Angola$3,827 Million (2012)
Botswana$345 Million (2012)
Burkina Faso$153 Million (2012)
Burundi$58 Million (2012)
Cameroon$372 Million (2012)
Cape VerdeNo Data (2012)
Central African RepublicNo Data (2012)
ChadNo Data (2012)
CongoNo Data (2012)
Côte d’Ivoire$435 Million (2012)
DjiboutiNo Data (2012)
Equatorial GuineaNo Data (2012)
EritreaNo Data (2012)
Ethiopia$329 Million (2012)
Gabon$264 Million (2012)
Ghana$119 Million (2012)
GuineaNo Data (2012)
Guinea-Bissau$18 Million (2012)
Kenya$694 Million (2012)
Lesotho$51 Million (2012)
Liberia$14 Million (2012)
Libya$2,800 Million (2012)
Madagascar$70 Million (2012)
Malawi$54 Million (2012)
Mali$153 Million (2012)
MauritaniaNo Data (2012)
Mauritius$22 Million (2012)
Morocco$3,582 Million (2012)
MozambiqueNo Data (2012)
Namibia$432 Million (2012)
Niger$75 Million (2012)
Nigeria$2,100 Million (2012)
Rwanda$77 Million (2012)
SenegalNo Data (2012)
Seychelles$10 Million (2012)
Sierra Leone$24 Million (2012)
South Africa$4,785 Million (2012)
SudanNo Data (2012)
Swaziland$125 Million (2012)
Tanzania$278 Million (2012)
TogoNo Data (2012)
Tunisia$746 Million (2012)
Uganda$250 Million (2012)
Zambia$319 Million (2012)
Zimbabwe$303 Million (2012)
Data Source: http://portal.sipri.org/publications/pages/expenditures/splash-expenditures