Countries with the Lowest Internet Access (2024)

Source: World Bank·25 countries·Updated 2024

While much of the world is online, a significant digital divide persists. These 25 countries have the lowest internet access in 2024.

Uganda leads with internet users (%) of 8.9%.

Burundi ranks #2 at 11.1%.

Chad ranks #3 at 13.2%.

Ethiopia ranks #4 at 16.7%.

Burkina Faso ranks #5 at 17.0%.

Bottom 25 Countries by Internet Users (%)

#CountryInternet Users (%)Year
1Uganda8.9%2024
2Burundi11.1%2023
3Chad13.2%2023
4Ethiopia16.7%2021
5Burkina Faso17.0%2023
6Afghanistan17.7%2023
7Malawi18.0%2023
8Mozambique19.8%2023
9Eritrea20.0%2023
10Madagascar20.4%2023
11Sierra Leone20.6%2023
12Niger23.2%2023
13Liberia23.5%2023
14Papua New Guinea24.1%2023
15Guinea26.5%2023
16Pakistan27.4%2023
17Somalia, Fed. Rep.27.6%2022
18Tanzania29.1%2023
19Congo, Dem. Rep.30.5%2023
20Benin32.2%2023
21Guinea-Bissau32.5%2023
22Zambia33.0%2023
23Timor-Leste34.0%2023
24Rwanda34.2%2023
25Kenya35.0%2024

Data from 185 countries is available. View full rankings →

FAQ

What is the lowest internet users (%) in 2024?

Uganda has the lowest internet users (%) at 8.9% in 2024.

How many countries are included in this ranking?

This article features the bottom 25 countries out of 185 with available data. Full rankings available on the indicator page.

Where does this data come from?

Data is sourced from the World Bank. It is updated regularly as new releases become available.