Nothing says you’ve made it like having your own foundation. Sudanese cell phone magnate Mo Ibrahim’s foundation on African Governance has found the quality of governments in Africa has improved. I suppose when your baseline is zero, improvement isn’t that hard.
Your top five African countries from best to fifth are Mauritius, Seychelles, Cape Verde, Botswana, and South Africa. The first three are islands and all five have tourist-centric economies.
You bottom five from worst to not-as-worst are Somalia, DR Congo, Chad, Sudan and Angola. None of these offer much in the way of tourism (unless human misery and perpetual civil war is your thing).
Of note, Somalia scored a survey-low 6 points out of 100 in the human rights category.
Given the competition, the trendiest nation to hate, Zimbabwe, finished in a comfortable 33 out of 48 sandwiched between Mauritania at 32 and Swaziland at 34.