Statistics for Which City in South Africa?

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Description	Letter	City	% Correct
Its international airport is called "King Shaka"	D	Durban	99%
Hosted the 2010 FIFA World Cup finals	J	Johannesburg	97%
Judicial capital of South Africa	B	Bloemfontein	93%
Is nicknamed the "Jacaranda City"	P	Pretoria	89%
Its archbishop received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984	C	Cape Town	87%
Industrial center in KwaZulu-Natal that is named for a city "upon Tyne" in England	N	Newcastle	64%
Second-largest city in Western Cape; named for a "mad" king	G	George	61%
Home to the only river port of the country	E	East London	51%
Capital of Northern Cape and the nation's capital of diamond industry	K	Kimberley	40%
Dutch word for "pearl"	P	Paarl	40%
The Zulu people call it "umGungundlovu"	P	Pietermaritzburg	37%
Largest city north of Gauteng	P	Polokwane	29%
Sir Rufane Donkin founded this city in 1820 and named it after his wife	G	Gqeberha	24%
Most populous city in North West province	R	Rustenburg	24%
Northern Cape town that is generally described as "Whites-only"	O	Orania	19%
Capital of Eastern Cape	B	Bhisho	11%
Former capital of the Zulu Kingdom	U	Ulundi	11%
Home to the University of Fort Hare - first to to accept black students in the nation	A	Alice	10%