Press freedom index in Africa

Africa (Score, 0=Complete Freedom, 100=No Freedom at all in 2012)

Eritrea is the top country by press freedom index among 53 countries. As of 2012, press freedom index in Eritrea was 142 score, 0=complete freedom, 100=no freedom at all that accounts for 6.15% of total press freedom index. The top 5 countries (others are Sudan, Egypt, Somalia, and Equatorial Guinea) account for 22.30% of it. The total press freedom index was estimated at 2,307.3 score, 0=complete freedom, 100=no freedom at all in 2012.

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Eritrea 142 RSF
Sudan 100.75 RSF
Egypt 97.5 RSF
Somalia 88.33 RSF
Equatorial Guinea 86 RSF
Côte d'Ivoire 83.5 RSF
Djibouti 83.5 RSF
Rwanda 81 RSF
Libya 77.5 RSF
Malawi 68 RSF
Democratic Republic of the Congo 67.67 RSF
Eswatini 67 RSF
Gambia 65.5 RSF
Uganda 64 RSF
Morocco 63.29 RSF
Tunisia 60.25 RSF
Angola 58.43 RSF
Burundi 57.75 RSF
Ethiopia 56.6 RSF
Nigeria 56.4 RSF
Algeria 56 RSF
Zimbabwe 55 RSF
South Sudan 41.25 RSF
Liberia 40.5 RSF
Chad 37.67 RSF
Gabon 36.5 RSF
Cameroon 35 RSF
Benin 31 RSF
Congo 30.38 RSF
Guinea 30 RSF
Zambia 30 RSF
Kenya 29.5 RSF
Madagascar 29.5 RSF
Togo 28.5 RSF
Guinea Bissau 26 RSF
Senegal 26 RSF
Seychelles 25 RSF
Burkina Faso 23.33 RSF
Mauritania 22.2 RSF
Mozambique 21.5 RSF
Lesotho 21 RSF
Sierra Leone 21 RSF
Central African Republic 20 RSF
Mauritius 17 RSF
Comoros 13 RSF
Botswana 12 RSF
South Africa 12 RSF
Ghana 11 RSF
United Republic of Tanzania 6 RSF
Niger 2.5 RSF
Mali 0 RSF
Namibia -2 RSF
Cabo Verde -6 RSF
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