Top 10 Most Criminalized Cities in Africa

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According Africa fact these are 10 most criminalized cities in Africa

Top 10 most criminalized cities in Africa

Top 10 Most Criminalized Cities in Africa

1-Pietermaritzburg

Country: South Africa

2-Pretoria

Country: South Africa

3-Durban

Country: South Africa

4-Johannesburg

Country: South Africa

5-Port Elizabeth

Country: South Africa

6-Cape Town

Country: South Africa

7-Windhoek

Country: Namibia

8-Lagos<.h2>

Country: Nigeria

9-Tripoli

Country: Libya

10-Dar es Salaam

Country: Tanzania

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