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The Top 10 Most Liveable Cities In Africa

by Milicent Atieno
The Top 10 Best Cities To Live In Africa

Online publisher Africa.com says they have the insider information for those looking to move to a city in Africa. You might be thinking of moving to Africa for business, adventure or live closer to your family. Whatever the reasons, just know Africa is big continent, bigger than the entire North-America or Europe subcontinent.

So don’t be ambiguous by saying you’re going to Africa like it is one country. Africa has over 50 different countries and no two countries are the same. In some instances they are as different like the moon and the Sun.

Top 10 Best Cities In Africa

1. Cape Town, South AfricaThe Top 10 Best Cities To Live In Africa

2. Accra, GhanaThe Top 10 Best Cities To Live In Africa

3. Nairobi, KenyaThe Top 10 Best Cities To Live In Africa

4. Johannesburg, South AfricaThe Top 10 Best Cities To Live In Africa

5. Gaborone, BotswanaThe Top 10 Best Cities To Live In Africa

6. Libreville, GabonThe Top 10 Best Cities To Live In Africa

7. Tunis, TunisiaThe Top 10 Best Cities To Live In Africa

8. Dar es Salaam, TanzaniaThe Top 10 Best Cities To Live In Africa

9. Windhoek, NamibiaThe Top 10 Best Cities To Live In Africa

10. Kigali, RwandaThe Top 10 Best Cities To Live In Africa

In coming up with the above list on ‘livability’ of various African cities, a subjective aspect, Africa.com says it used both quantitative and qualitative data to determine the cities’ ranks.

Secondly, they were only taking into considerations cities that based on the mainland continent, and not island cities. A city like Port Louis in Mauritius could have easily come in at first place, but Africa.com chose to exclude island cities. Primarily because such cities tend to grow as resort islands where the affluent people live or visit, and it would be unfair to compare them with metropolitan cities in the mainland.

Thirdly, the data above was collected from African sources, so as to remove any Western biases. Take, for instance; they used Ibrahim Index as their primary tool when evaluating the safety and security standards in each city. As opposed to using similar reports but obtained from Western governments to come up with a report on Africa through Africans eyes.

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