Top 10 Most Developed African Cities / Countries

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Africa is one unique continent captured in bad lightning and a poverty stricken storytelling that seems to interest the global world. With her resourceful populations, and a basketful of natural resource, the economy value and investment rubs off on her cities. Despite the rains of civil unrest, epileptic economy and tardy leadership the continent can still boast of developed cities ready to change the world’s view of the continent. There are lots of beautiful cities in Africa and this video is here to showcase that beauty and strength. From the beautiful skylines of Abidjan to the peaceful neighborhoods of Dar Es Salaam, the landscapes of Nairobi down to the busy streets of Lagos, following are highlights of the Top 10 most developed cities in Africa in 2020 and slightly beyond. Before we explore these cities, permit me welcome you to positive Africa. Here on this channel, we are focused on bringing to you informative and educative videos about the African continent. If that interests you, then consider subscribing and turning on the post notification bell so you never miss out on any of our videos.
From the 10th most developed city all the way to the most developed city, here are the top 10 most developed cities in Africa right now.
Abidjan, Ivory Coast
Abidjan is the capital city of Ivory Coast. It is also the center of attraction for trade investment in the country. Despite the civil wars experienced in the country for years, it still ranks as one of Africa’s most developed cities with its breathtaking skylines, and tourist attractions.
The country is the largest producer and exporter of cocoa and only fourth as the largest exporter of goods in general behind South Africa, Nigeria and Angola. Abidjan over the years has also remained top among largest, most beautiful and developed cities in Africa because of its infrastructures.
Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania
Dar Es Salaam is not just a city in Tanzania, it is one which truly portrays the true meaning of its name – Abode of Peace – because it ranks as the most peaceful city in Africa. Other than being peaceful and highly developed, it is also the former capital of Tanzania before it was moved to Dodoma in 1996.
Dar Es Salaam is also the largest city in Tanzania with shoppers at Kariakoo market which is the most crowded and largest market in East Africa. For the first timer looking for places to visit or things to do in the city, the Bongoyo Island, Mbudya Island, National Museum of Tanzania, Askari Monument, Coco Beach are a number of good places to start.

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
The infrastructure and towering buildings of Addis Ababa compliments the city as its status as the capital and largest city of Ethiopia. It is the home to amazing people with lots of activities to get you busy like the National Museum of Ethiopia, Mount Entoto, Lion Park and others. Addis Ababa cementing its status as a developed city in Africa is the headquarters of the African Union. The city is also referred to as ‘the political capital of Africa’ for its historical, diplomatic and political significance for the continent.
Lagos, Nigeria
Lagos was known as the capital of Nigeria until December 12, 1991, when Abuja was named the new Federal Capital Territory of the country. The city prides itself as the most populous city in Africa, in Nigeria and also as the ‘economic capital’ of West Africa. Lagos is home to many businesses and is one of the busiest city in the continent. The city is mainly divided into the Mainland and Island, boasting of the finest and busiest places like Lekki, Victoria Island, Broad Street, Ojuelegba and lots more. The city is often referred to as the city that never sleeps because of the Lagos Nightlife attractions.

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