Kenya would have made it to this list if we weren’t as corrupt as we are. Most of the countries that dominated this list by Global Finance Magazine are small countries and the top three have maintained their position since 2015.
The magazine ranked the world’s richest countries based on data from the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, according to their gross domestic product based on purchasing power parity per capita.
Ladies and gentlemen without further ado, here are the richest countries in the world;
10. Switzerland — GDP per capita: $56,815 (£39,458)
9. United States — GDP per capita: $57,045 (£39,618)
REUTERS/Adrees Latif
8. Hong Kong — GDP per capita: $57,676 (£40,056)
7. United Arab Emirates — GDP per capita: $67,201 (46,671)
Reuters/Matthias Seifert
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