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Press Release: Four out of five households do not qualify for mortgages - 2nd February 2012.
Some 83% of the nearly 14 million households in the country do not earn enough to qualify for bank housing loans, according to the latest South Africa Survey, published by the South African Institute of Race Relations last week.
Press Release: Less than a third of children attend Early Childhood Development centres - 2nd February 2012.
More than two thirds of all children between the ages of 0 and 4 do not attend Early Childhood Development (ECD) centres, according to the latest South Africa Survey, published last week by the South African Institute of Race Relations in Johannesburg.
Press Release: Africans die of TB, whites die of heart disease - 1st February 2012
Tuberculosis is the number one killer of Africans in South Africa, according to the latest South Africa Survey, published by the South African Institute of Race Relations in Johannesburg last week.
 
South Africa Survey
SAS-2010-2011-Economy-1.jpgThe Economy chapter comprises 122 pages of data on all aspects of the South African economy plus numerous comparisons with other countries across the globe.
Crime&security.jpgThe chapter comprises 89 pages on all aspects of the criminal justice system – police, courts, prisons – as well as defence and private security.
Business&labour.jpgIn 100 pages of detail, the Business and Labour chapter provides a comprehensive picture of the business environment in South Africa. It presents data on business by size, as well as a newly-expanded section on business by sector.
Employ&incomes.jpgThe 96-page Employment and Incomes chapter tells you whom in South Africa earns how much through doing what and where they do it. It is packed with detail on employment, unemployment, income, expenditure, and poverty trends. Most indicators are broken down by race, sex, province, and industry, and show trends over the last decade.
2010-2011-Survey----Demographics-(WEB)-(25.jpgThe Demographics chapter shows who lives in South Africa, how old they are, and where they live. Data, in 77 pages of detail, is broken down by race, sex, age, and location, going back as far as 1911 and looking ahead to 2040. Seven pages are devoted to the impact of HIV/AIDS.
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Unit for Risk Analysis

URAThe Unit for Risk Analysis is designed to inform business, political, government, and diplomatic leaders about risks likely to emerge on South Africa’s social, economic, and political horizon. The Unit reviews all the Institute’s research outputs through the prism of future risk.

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Research & Policy Brief

Muriel Horrell: Apartheid’s Chronicler and Archivist

 

Early next year the Institute will publish the 2010/2011 edition of the South Africa Survey.  The Survey's reputation was established by Muriel Horrell, who wrote and compiled it almost single-handedly for nearly 30 years. This tribute was written by Sue Krige.

 

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