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Papua New Guinea has one of the highest crime rates in the world, with 80% of the population living below the poverty line.
Twenty full-time personnel work for Paul Butler, head of a private security company in the south of France, protecting high net worth individuals.
Last year, 159 people were killed in the ghettos of Cape Town, where gang violence and police efforts collide in a city of stark contrasts.
Nearly 3,000 people are murdered in Cape Town each year, making it one of the most dangerous cities outside of a war zone.
Private security has become one of the fastest growing industries in the world, generating over $100 billion annually.
Johannesburg's residents increasingly rely on controversial private security forces like Mapogo and Bad Boys, who employ brutal methods to enforce their own brand of justice.
Johannesburg grapples with a severe crime wave, prompting residents to turn to private security and vigilante justice amid a backdrop of poverty and unemployment.
Cape Town, South Africa, grapples with a staggering murder rate of 3,000 annually, as gang violence and distrust in law enforcement escalate.
An average of one person every 10 hours dies from a fentanyl overdose in San Francisco, particularly in the Tenderloin District.
Angola produced about $700 million in diamonds last year, with the vast majority smuggled out of the country, depriving its people of vital resources.
On average, someone is mugged every 10 minutes in downtown Mexico City, amid a crime crisis described as the worst in living memory.
Two and a half million private security officers operate in South Africa, responding to urgent calls as crime rates remain among the highest on the continent.
Power cuts lasting 2 to 4 hours disrupt daily life in Johannesburg, affecting households and businesses across the city.
90% of the world's heroin and opium is produced in Afghanistan, where U.S. support for warlords complicates the fight against the Taliban.
South Africa averages 45 murders a day, more than four times the international average, prompting a booming private security industry.
