Combined surveys from Mercer, Forbes, the Citizen’s Council for Public Security and CNN place World Cup 2010 host city Cape Town in the top ten most dangerous cities in the world. Cape Town was selected because the city has one of the world’s highest murder and crime rates, with an average of six killings happening each day. The surveys also take into account the effectiveness of local police, law enforcement, and overall political stability.
To put this into perspective, some of the other cities selected in the top ten include Baghdad, Beirut, Caracas, Juarez and Detroit. War zones, terrorist controlled territories, drug cartel playgrounds and a gangster’s paradise. And of course World Cup 2010 host city Cape Town completes the list. But this report shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone, below are just some of the latest news found in our website regarding safety in South Africa:
- Concentration camp right outside Cape Town, Blikkiesdorp
- Hospitals in South Africa not prepared for the worst
- Gunshots fired at South African bus in broad daylight
- Overweight Police force puts World Cup in danger
The results of this survey are coming in a the very worst time for South Africa after the Islamic fundamentalist group of Al-Qaeda threatens to attack during the World Cup finals. The terrorists are targeting specific games and countries, and a big number of these matches are scheduled in Cape Town.
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