The following countries are considered to be partly developed - Zaire, Kenya, Cameroon, Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire, Zimbabwe, Gabon, Reunion, Namibia, and Mauritius. The remaining countries are considered to be less-developed. The majority of the crops are raised in Ethiopia, Zaire, Nigeria, South Africa, and Egypt. Livestock is raised mainly in eastern and northern Africa where you will find goats, sheep, cattle and pigs being raised. There are very few dairy farmers in Africa which results in the need to import dairy products.
Some livestock is raised to provide a mode of transportation or to carry out farm work.
Africa has a large wood supply provided by its forested regions. Most of the wood that is cut is used to provide fuel. Several countries have focused on tourism to provide for a major source of income. The African National Parks featuring spectacular wildlife are a major attraction for tourists throughout Africa. There are numerous commercial safari companies offering a wide variety of experiences.