Top 4 dangers women face in African cities

Nairobi

Theft and Robbery

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Johannesburg ranked first again in the cities with the greatest risk for girls and young women to be subjected to theft or robbery.  It is followed by Kampala, which came in fourth globally after Lima and Bogota. Nairobi comes in at third place in Africa, followed by Bamako, Dar, Cairo and Ouagadougou.