Quality of road infrastructure for select African countries in 2024

A recent report by the Kenya Association of Manufacturers (MPA 2025) highlights the quality of road infrastructure across selected African countries.

Namibia leads with the highest road quality index of 5.57 out of 7, followed closely by Egypt at 5.53.

Other notable performers include Benin (5.0) and Rwanda (4.86). Kenya ranks lower with a score of 4.42, slightly ahead of Tanzania (4.41) but behind Morocco (4.62).

South Africa records the lowest score at 3.97. The rankings are based on road conditions, connectivity, and overall infrastructure quality.

The report emphasizes the need for investment in road networks to enhance economic growth, trade efficiency, and mobility.

Better roads contribute to business competitiveness and improved transport efficiency, crucial for countries aiming for industrial expansion and regional trade integration.