Sub-Saharan Africa Compared by Education > Ratio of female to male primary enrollment

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primary secondary

enrollment enrollment > %

Select year 1991 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

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• Sub-Saharan Africa

#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE	GRAPH	HISTORY
1	The Gambia	105.69	2004
2	Malawi	102.37	2005
3	Rwanda	101.66	2005
4	Namibia	101.56	2005
5	Mauritania	100.58	2005
6	Seychelles	100.47	2004
7	Mauritius	100.21	2005
8	Lesotho	99.82	2005
9	Uganda	99.68	2005
10	Gabon	99.47	2004
11	Botswana	98.55	2005
12	Zimbabwe	98.25	2003
13	Sao Tome and Principe	97.91	2005
14	Senegal	96.64	2005
15	South Africa	96.47	2004
16	Tanzania	96.41	2005
17	Ghana	96.23	2005
18	Kenya	96.06	2005
19	Madagascar	95.85	2005
20	Equatorial Guinea	95.16	2005
21	Cape Verde	94.67	2005
22	Zambia	94.55	2005
23	Swaziland	93.37	2004
24	Comoros	88.1	2005
25	Sudan	87.04	2005
26	Angola	85.89	1999
27	Burundi	85.78	2005
28	Ethiopia	85.67	2005
29	Nigeria	85.56	2005
30	Cameroon	85.12	2005
31	Togo	84.74	2005
32	Mozambique	84.59	2005
33	Guinea	83.95	2005
34	Djibouti	81.7	2005
35	Sierra Leone	81.29	2005
36	Eritrea	80.55	2005
37	Burkina Faso	80.02	2005
38	Benin	79.86	2005
39	Mali	79.74	2005
40	Cote d'Ivoire	79.21	2003
41	Democratic Republic of the Congo	78.26	2003
42	Niger	73.02	2005
43	Liberia	72.69	2000
=44	Chad	66.93	2005
=44	Guinea-Bissau	66.93	2001
46	Central African Republic	66.21	2005

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Sub-Saharan Africa Compared by Education > Ratio of female to male primary enrollment