The following are amongst the top ranked b-schools in Africa:

American University in Cairo (Egypt) - Ranked No. 1 among the Top Business Schools in Africa and the Middle East in the QS Global 200 Business Schools Report (2010).

University of Cape Town, Graduate School of Business - The full-time MBA programme has been ranked as the best value for money MBA in the world in the Financial Times Global MBA Top 100 Ranking. The UCT GSB remains the only business school in Africa in the FT MBA Top 100, and this is the fifth consecutive year that the School has featured in the rankings (2009).

Wits Business School - It was voted one of the top three business schools in South Africa in the Eduniversal Worldwide Business School Ranking 2011. Wits MBA is ranked No. 1 in South Africa by the Financial Mail.

University of Stellenbosch Business School (USB) - Ranked in the top 40 of the 100 leading business schools in the world, according to the Aspen Institute's 2009-10 edition of its alternative Beyond Grey Pinstripes survey. The USB is also the only business school not only in South Africa but also the rest of the continent to be included in the Top 100 list.

University of Pretoria's Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS) - It is ranked 49th overall in the Financial Times annual ranking of open executive education (2011), the only African business school to place in the top 50 in this category. This is the eighth year in a row that GIBS has achieved a top 50 ranking in this international ranking of b-schools.

* Business Schools in:
- Ghana
- Nigeria
- Uganda
- Mauritius
- South Africa

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