Seychelles, a small island nation in the Indian Ocean, continues to hold its place as Africa’s second most developed country, boasting remarkable achievements across various sectors. Despite its modest population of just 108,000, Seychelles has set several continental records, making it a standout among African nations.
With Africa’s highest minimum wage at $460 per month, Seychelles ensures a solid standard of living for its citizens. The country also boasts the highest literacy rate on the continent at 95.9%, a reflection of its well-established educational system. In addition, Seychelles has Africa’s highest GDP per capita, further demonstrating its economic strength.
Healthcare is another key area of success, with Seychelles providing free medical services to all its citizens. The nation has also achieved a 100% electricity coverage, ensuring all residents have access to power.
One of Seychelles’ most notable distinctions is its passport power. Its citizens enjoy visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 156 countries and territories, making it the most powerful passport in Africa.
With an unemployment rate of just 3%, the country enjoys near full employment, further contributing to its high standard of living. However, Seychelles’ small population makes it rare to encounter Seychellois citizens in mainland Africa.
As one of the least populated nations on the continent, Seychelles continues to serve as a model of development and governance, offering a glimpse of what is possible in the broader African context.
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