World Happiness Report: Top 10 happiest countries in Africa

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The list of the world’s happiest nations, which sheds light on the countries where people experience the highest levels of happiness and life satisfaction, has been published by the World Happiness Report 2022.

The world’s happiest nations have been identified through statistical analysis in the World Happiness Report, a publication of the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network.

The rating provides information on what makes a nation a wonderful place to live by taking into account a variety of economic, social, and environmental issues.

And in the three years since the Covid-19 outbreak, happiness levels throughout the world have not decreased. According to the research, life ratings from 2020 to 2022 have been “remarkably resilient,” with worldwide averages essentially matching the three years prior to the epidemic.

“Benevolence to others, especially the helping of strangers, which went up dramatically in 2021, stayed high in 2022,” John Helliwell, one of the authors of the World Happiness Report, said in an interview with CNN.

x24 Africa takes a look at the report and we have put together the top 10 happiest countries in Africa, according to the World Happiness Report

Find below the top 10 happiest countries in Africa:

1. MAURITIUS

2. LIBYA

3. IVORY COAST

4. SOUTH AFRICA

5. GAMBIA

6. ALGERIA

7. LIBERIA

8. CONGO

9. MOROCCO

10. MOZAMBIQUE

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