THERE ARE ABOUT 57,73 MILLION PEOPLE LIVING IN SOUTH AFRICA, TODAY.
That is 500 000 more than last year this time!!!!
Births were the main driver of population growth in the country, with about 1,2 million births recorded, since this time last year.
About 200 000 people migrated and about 500 000 deaths were also recorded over the same period.
From the 57, 73 million people,
51% are women
29,5% is younger than 15 and about
8.5% (4.89 million) is 60 and or older
For the period 2016 to 2018, Western Cape are estimated to have seen the largest influx of people of 311 004 – people “streaming” into the Western Cape, from the Eastern Cape.
In terms of the population groups, the study showed that
Black Africans accounted for 80,9% (46,7 million)
Coloureds accounted for 8,8% (5,1 million)
Whites accounted for 7,8% (4,3 million)
Land expropriation without compensation will have a major impact on the food security to feed a nation of potentially growing with a half a million people per year.
Can one really expropriate the remaining 35 000 farmers in South Africa?
By Bill Harington
CapeXit
