Remove one with its ×, or add a fifth and the oldest drops out. Any of the 54 can be compared.
Internet Users
Each country in its own units, on a shared axis. Answers how high.
Reported yearModelled between surveysNo record
How far each has moved
Sudan moved fastest — 2.2× its 2015 level — and Kenya slowest at 2.1×. Rank by speed and the order is not the order by level.
Sudan+14.4 pts2.2×record ends 2020 — a shorter run than the others
Egypt+40.8 pts2.2×record ends 2024 — a shorter run than the others
Kenya+18.5 pts2.1×record ends 2024 — a shorter run than the others
Every measure, side by side
Latest value for each country, with the year it comes from. A hatched cell means no usable record — not a zero.
Latest value for every measure, by country
Measure
Sudan
Egypt
Kenya
Populationpeople
51.7m2025
118.4m2025
57.5m2025
GDP per Capitacurrent US$
$5972026
$4,0242026
$2,7852026
GDP Growth% per year
7.0%2026
5.1%2026
4.5%2026
Inflation Rate% per year
41.3%2026
13.3%2026
6.0%2026
Life Expectancyyears
66.52024
71.82024
63.82024
Internet Users% of population
26.4%2020 · behind
74.6%2024
35.0%2024
Electricity Access% of population
66.0%2024
100.0%2024
77.0%2024
Urban Population% of population
34.9%2025
42.9%2025
32.2%2025
Bold marks the highest value in a row. Behind means that country’s latest figure is older than its neighbours’ — a 2026 value and a 2022 value are not the same claim, and a hatched cell means no record at all.
What each comparison rests on
A country with more reported years is a firmer comparison than one drawn mostly from models. This is the part most comparison tools leave out.
Sudan88% reported
Egypt92% reported
Kenya92% reported
This exact comparison, as one call. Change the countries above and the request changes with it.
GET /v1/data?country_codes=SD,EG,KE&metric_key=internet_users_pct&start_year=2014&end_year=2026
Every measure, Sudan and Egypt and Kenya side by side
175 indicators where at least one of the two has a recent figure. Each value shows its own period and links to that country's page; a dash means no recent figure, not zero.