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It depends what you mean by "stable." If you mean safe, democratic and unlikely to engage in civil war South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Morocco. Others such as Togo, Gambia, Gabon, Uganda, Libya and Burkina Faso haven't had a change of government for a good few years, so could be described as stable, but their democracy is questionable at best.
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- The countries along the Mediterranian Cosat.
- Tunisia, Morrocco, Ghana, Kenya....they have a fair amount of tourism which aids their economy.
- Despite Mohamar Khadafy, Libya is rather stable, so are Morocco, Kenya, South Africa and Egypt.
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