9. Kenya
Nominal GDP: $64.688 billion
As a member of East African Community, Kenya has a lot of advantages in terms of its economic development. Approximately, the average annual growth is around 5.9%, but the estimation of the World Bank is that it can actually reach 6.8%. Generally speaking, the most important aspects of the economic development are tourism, construction, agriculture and financial intermediation. However, Kenya still lacks some crucial things in order to stabilize its economy, and that are: stable government, political security, and even some threats by al-Shabaab terrorists from Somalia affected the development to some point.
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