Template:COVID-19 vaccination data in Africa
Updated October 15, 2025.
| Location | Vaccinated[a] | Percent[b] | |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Mauritius | 1,123,773 | 88.06% |
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Botswana | 1,951,054 | 79.96% |
|
Rwanda | 10,884,714 | 79.74% |
|
Tunisia | 8,896,848 | 73.41% |
|
Liberia | 3,903,802 | 72.65% |
|
Seychelles | 88,520 | 70.52% |
|
Mozambique | 22,869,646 | 70.03% |
|
Cabo Verde | 356,734 | 68.64% |
|
Sierra Leone | 5,676,123 | 68.58% |
|
Morocco | 25,020,168 | 67.03% |
|
Guinea | 8,715,641 | 62.01% |
|
Sao Tome and Principe | 140,256 | 61.97% |
|
Zambia | 11,711,565 | 58.11% |
|
Comoros | 438,825 | 52.60% |
|
Central African Republic | 2,600,389 | 51.01% |
|
Egypt | 56,907,320 | 50.53% |
|
Somalia | 8,972,167 | 50.40% |
|
Zimbabwe | 7,525,882 | 46.83% |
|
Angola | 16,550,642 | 46.44% |
|
Ivory Coast | 13,568,372 | 44.64% |
|
Lesotho | 1,014,073 | 44.36% |
|
Eswatini | 526,050 | 43.16% |
|
Mauritania | 2,103,754 | 43.15% |
|
Uganda | 20,033,188 | 42.34% |
|
Nigeria | 93,829,430 | 42.05% |
|
Ethiopia | 52,489,510 | 41.86% |
|
Ghana | 13,864,186 | 41.82% |
|
South Sudan | 4,315,127 | 39.15% |
|
South Africa | 24,210,952 | 38.81% |
|
Djibouti | 421,573 | 37.07% |
|
Guinea-Bissau | 747,057 | 35.48% |
|
Libya | 2,316,327 | 32.07% |
|
Sudan | 15,207,452 | 30.79% |
|
Chad | 5,147,667 | 27.89% |
|
Burkina Faso | 6,089,089 | 27.05% |
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Benin | 3,697,190 | 26.87% |
|
Kenya | 14,494,372 | 26.72% |
|
Malawi | 5,433,538 | 26.42% |
|
Gambia | 674,314 | 25.58% |
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Togo | 2,255,579 | 24.81% |
|
Niger | 6,248,483 | 24.69% |
|
Namibia | 629,767 | 21.79% |
|
Mali | 4,354,292 | 18.87% |
|
Algeria | 7,840,131 | 17.24% |
|
Democratic Republic of the Congo | 17,045,720 | 16.65% |
|
Senegal | 2,684,696 | 15.21% |
|
Equatorial Guinea | 270,109 | 14.98% |
|
Cameroon | 3,753,733 | 13.58% |
|
Gabon | 311,244 | 12.80% |
|
Republic of the Congo | 695,760 | 11.53% |
|
Madagascar | 2,710,365 | 8.90% |
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[edit]Notes
[edit]- ^ Number of unique individuals who have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine (unless noted otherwise).
- ^ Percentage of population includes those who are partially vaccinated with a single dose. May include vaccination of non-citizen workers, which can push totals beyond 100% of the local population.
References
[edit]- ^ Mathieu, Edouard; Ritchie, Hannah; Rodés-Guirao, Lucas; Appel, Cameron; Giattino, Charlie; Hasell, Joe; Macdonald, Bobbie; Dattani, Saloni; Beltekian, Diana; Ortiz-Ospina, Esteban; Roser, Max (2020–2024). "Coronavirus Pandemic (COVID-19)". Our World in Data. Retrieved 2025-10-15.