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LAND AREA OF SOUTH AFRICA

SA STATISTICS, 2010

1.1

1.1 Area of each province in square kilometres

Province Area km²

South Africa Eastern Cape Free State Gauteng KwaZulu-Natal Limpopo Mpumalanga North West Northern Cape Western Cape

1 220 813

168 965

129 825

18 178

94 361

125 753

76 494

104 881

372 889

129 462

Source: Stats SA, Geography Division


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1.2 List of local municipalities names and codes Since the inception of the Local Government: Municipal Demarcation Act (Act No. 27 of 1998) the boundries within provinces in terms of which government agencies function, are no longer magisterial districts but newly demarcated district and local municipal boundries (see map on page 1.7). District and local municipalities boundaries Readers wishing to access more detailed information on district and local municipalities boundaries in the country, are requested to visit the website of the Municipal Demarcation Board at www.demarcation.org.za

MDB Stats SA MDB MDB Province Local authority old code code new code 2009 Changes

EASTERN CAPE

Alfred Nzo District Municipality Matatiele Municipality Umzimvubu Local Municipality Amatole District Municipality Amahlathi Municipality Buffalo City Municipality Great Kei Municipality Mbhashe Municipality Mnquma Local Municipality Ngqushwa Municipality Nkonkobe Municipality Nxuba Municipality Cacadu District Municipality Cacadu District Management Area Baviaans Municipality Blue Crane Route Municipality Camdeboo Municipality Ikwezi Municipality Kouga Municipality Koukamma Municipality Makana Municipality Ndlambe Municipality Sundays River Valley Municipality Chris Hani District Municipality Chris Hani Management Area Emalahleni Municipality Engcobo Local Municipality Inkwanca Local Municipality Intsika Yethu Municipality Inxuba Yethemba Municipality Lukhanji Municipality Sakhisizwe Municipality Tsolwana Local Municipality Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Municipality OR Tambo District Municipality King Sabata Dalindyebo Municipality Mbizana Local Municipality Mhlontlo Municipality Ntabankulu Local Municipality Nyandeni Local Municipality Port St Johns Municipality Qaukeni Local Municipality Ukhahlamba District Municipality Ukhahlamba Management Area Elundini Municipality Gariep Municipality Maletswai Municipality Senqu Municipality

DC44 KZ5a3 EC05b2 DC12 EC124 EC125 EC123 EC121 EC122 EC126 EC127 EC128 DC10 ECDMA10 EC107 EC102 EC101 EC103 EC108 EC109 EC104 EC105 EC106 DC13 ECDMA13 EC136 EC137 EC133 EC135 EC131 EC134 EC138 EC132 Port Elizabeth DC15 EC157 EC151 EC156 EC152 EC155 EC154 EC153 DC14 EC141 EC144 EC143 EC142

DC44 EC05b3 EC05b2 DC12 EC124 EC125 EC123 EC121 EC122 EC126 EC127 EC128 DC10 ECDMA10 EC107 EC102 EC101 EC103 EC108 EC109 EC104 EC105 EC106 DC13 ECDMA13 EC136 EC137 EC133 EC135 EC131 EC134 EC138 EC132 Port Elizabeth DC15 EC157 EC151 EC156 EC152 EC155 EC154 EC153 DC14 ECDMA14 EC141 EC144 EC143 EC142

DC44 EC441 EC442 DC12 EC124 EC125 EC123 EC121 EC122 EC126 EC127 EC128 DC10 ECDMA10 EC107 EC102 EC101 EC103 EC108 EC109 EC104 EC105 EC106 DC13 ECDMA13 EC136 EC137 EC133 EC135 EC131 EC134 EC138 EC132 NMA DC15 EC157 EC151 EC156 EC152 EC155 EC154 EC153 DC14 ECDMA14 EC141 EC144 EC143 EC142

DC44 EC441 EC442 DC12 EC124 EC125 EC123 EC121 EC122 EC126 EC127 EC128 DC10 ECDMA10 EC107 EC102 EC101 EC103 EC108 EC109 EC104 EC105 EC106 DC13 ECDMA13 EC136 EC137 EC133 EC135 EC131 EC134 EC138 EC132 NMA DC15 EC157 EC151 EC156 EC152 EC155 EC154 EC153 DC14 ECDMA14 EC141 EC144 EC143 EC142

None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None Code None None None None None None None None None No old Code None None None None

FREE STATE

Fezile Dabi District Municipality Mafube Local Municipality Metsimaholo Local Municipality Moqhaka Local Municipality Ngwathe Municipality Lejweleputswa District Municipality Masilonyana Municipality Matjhabeng Municipality Nala Local Municipality Tokologo Municipality Tswelopele Municipality Motheo District Municipality Mangaung Local Municipality Mantsopa Municipality Naledi Local Municipality Thabo Mofutsanyana District Municipality Thabo Mofutsanyana Management Area Dihlabeng Local Municipality Maluti-a-Phofung Municipality Nketoana Local Municipality Phumelela Local Municipality Setsoto Local Municipality Xhariep District Municipality Kopanong Local Municipality Letsemeng Council Mohokare Municipality

DC20 FS205 FS204 FS201 FS203 DC18 FS181 FS184 FS185 FS182 FS183 DC17 FS172 FS173 FS171 DC19 FSDMA19 FS192 FS194 FS193 FS195 FS191 DC16 FS162 FS161 FS163



C20 FS205 FS204 FS201 FS203 DC18 FS181 FS184 FS185 FS182 FS183 DC17 FS172 FS173 FS171 DC19 FSDMA19 FS192 FS194 FS193 FS195 FS191 DC16 FS162 FS161 FS163

Name - was Northern Free State DM None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None


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1.2 List of local municipalities names and codes (continued)


GAUTENG

Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality Metsweding District Municipality Kungwini Local Municipality Nokeng tsa Taemane Local Municipality Sedibeng District Municipality Emfuleni Local Municipality Lesedi Local Municipality Midvaal Local Municipality City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality West Rand District Municipality Mogale City Local Municipality Mogale City Management Area Randfontein Local Municipality Westonaria Local Municipality

East Rand Johannesburg CBDC2 CBLC2 GT02b1 DC42 GT421 GT423 GT422 Pretoria CBDC8 GT411 GTDMA41 GT412 GT414

East Rand JohannesburgCBDC2 GT02b2 GT02b1 DC42 GT421 GT423 GT422 Pretoria CBDC8 GT481 GTDMA48 GT482 GT483

EKU JHB DC46 GT462 GT461 DC42 GT421 GT423 GT422 TSH DC48 GT481 GTDMA48 GT482 GT483

EKU JHB DC46 GT462 GT461 DC42 GT421 GT423 GT422 TSH DC48 GT481 GTDMA48 GT482 GT483

Code Code Code/province/DM - was cross-border (Mpumalanga) Code/province (Metsweding was in Gauteng and Mpumalanga) Code None None None None Code Code, Merafong city munic moved to Southern DM (North West) None None None None

KWAZULU-NATAL

Amajuba District Municipality Dannhauser Municipality Newcastle Municipality Utrecht Local Municipality eThekwini Municipality Ilembe District Municipality eNdondakusuka Municipality KwaDukuza Municipality Maphumulo Municipality Ndwedwe Local Municipality Sisonke District Municipality Sisonke Management Area Greater Kokstad Municipality Ingwe Municipality Kwa Sani Municipality Ubuhlebezwe Municipality Umzimkhulu Local Municipality Ugu District Municipality Ezinqoleni Municipality Hibiscus Coast Municipality Umdoni Municipality Umuziwabantu Municipality Umzumbe Municipality Vulamehlo Local Municipality uMgungundlovu District Municipality uMgungundlovu Management Area Impendle Municipality Mkhambathini Municipality Mpofana Municipality Msunduzi Municipality Richmond Municipality uMngeni Local Municipality uMshwathi Municipality uMkhanyakude District Municipality uMkhanyakude Management Area Big 5 False Bay Municipality, The Hlabisa Municipality Jozini Municipality Mtubatuba Municipality uMhlabuyalingana Municipality uMzinyathi District Municipality Endumeni Municipality Msinga Municipality Nquthu Local Municipality Umvoti Municipality uThukela District Municipality uThukela Management Area Emnambithi/Ladysmith Local Council Imbabazane Local Municipality Indaka Local Municipality Okhahlamba Local Municipality Umtshezi Municipality uThungulu District Municipality

DC25 KZ254 KZ252 KZ253 Durban DC29 KZ291 KZ292 KZ294 KZ293 DC43 KZDMA43 KZ5a4 KZ5a1 KZ5a2 KZ5a5 EC05b1 DC21 KZ215 KZ216 KZ212 KZ214 KZ213 KZ211 DC22 KZDMA22 KZ224 KZ226 KZ223 KZ225 KZ227 KZ222 KZ221 DC27 KZDMA27 KZ273 KZ274 KZ272 KZ275 KZ271 DC24 KZ241 KZ244 KZ242 KZ245 DC23 KZDMA23 KZ232 KZ236 KZ233 KZ235 KZ234 DC28

DC25 KZ254 KZ252 KZ253 Durban DC29 KZ291 KZ292 KZ294 KZ293 DC43 KZDMA43 KZ5a4 KZ5a1 KZ5a2 KZ5a5 KZ5a6 DC21 KZ215 KZ216 KZ212 KZ214 KZ213 KZ211 DC22 KZDMA22 KZ224 KZ226 KZ223 KZ225 KZ227 KZ222 KZ221 DC27 KZDMA27 KZ273 KZ274 KZ272 KZ275 KZ271 DC24 KZ241 KZ244 KZ242 KZ245 DC23 KZDMA23 KZ232 KZ236 KZ233 KZ235 KZ234 DC28

DC25 KZ254 KZ252 KZ253 ETH DC29 KZ291 KZ292 KZ294 KZ293 DC43 KZDMA43 KZN433 KZN431 KZN432 KZN434 KZN435 DC21 KZ215 KZ216 KZ212 KZ214 KZ213 KZ211 DC22 KZDMA22 KZ224 KZ226 KZ223 KZ225 KZ227 KZ222 KZ221 DC27 KZDMA27 KZ273 KZ274 KZ272 KZ275 KZ271 DC24 KZ241 KZ244 KZ242 KZ245 DC23 KZDMA23 KZ232 KZ236 KZ233 KZ235 KZ234 DC28

DC25 KZN254 KZN252 KZN253 ETH DC29 KZN291 KZN292 KZN294 KZN293 DC43 KZNDMA43 KZN433 KZN431 KZN432 KZN434 KZN435 DC21 KZN215 KZN216 KZN212 KZN214 KZN213 KZN211 DC22 KZNDMA22 KZN224 KZN226 KZN223 KZN225 KZN227 KZN222 KZN221 DC27 KZNDMA27 KZN273 KZN274 KZN272 KZN275 KZN271 DC24 KZN241 KZN244 KZN242 KZN245 DC23 KZNDMA23 KZN232 KZN236 KZN233 KZN235 KZN234 DC28

None Code Code Code None None Code Code Code Code Matatiele LM moved to Alfred Nzo DM (Eastern Cape) Code None None None None Code/province/DM-moved from Alfred Nzo DM (Eastern Cape) None Code Code Code Code Code Code None Code Code Code Code Code Code Code Code None Code Code Code Code Code Code None Code Code Code Code None Code Code Code Code Code Code None


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KWAZULU-NATAL (con-cluded)

Mbonambi Municipality Mthonjaneni Local Municipality Nkandla Municipality Ntambanana Municipality City of uMhlathuze uMlalazi Municipality Zululand District Municipality AbaQulusi Municipality eDumbe Municipality Nongoma Municipality Ulundi Local Municipality uPhongolo Local Municipality

KZ281 KZ285 KZ286 KZ283 KZ282 KZ284 DC26 KZ263 KZ261 KZ265 KZ266 KZ262



KZN281 KZN285 KZN286 KZN283 KZN282 KZN284 DC26 KZN263 KZN261 KZN265 KZN266 KZN262

Code Code Code Code Code Code None Code Code Code Code Code

LIMPOPO

Bohlabela District Municipality Capricorn District Municipality Aganang Municipality Blouberg Municipality Lepele-Nkumpi Local Municipality Molemole Municipality Polokwane Municipality Greater Sekhukhune District Municipality Fetakgomo Local Municipality Greater Groblersdal Municipality Greater Marble Hall Municipality Greater Tubatse Municipality Makhuduthamaga Local Municipality Mopani District Municipality Mopani District Management Area Ba-Phalaborwa Municipality Greater Giyani Municipality Greater Letaba Municipality Greater Tzaneen Municipality Maruleng Local Municipality Vhembe District Municipality Makhado Municipality Musina Local Municipality Mutale Local Municipality Thulamela Local Municipality Waterberg District Municipality Bela-Bela Local Municipality Lephalale Municipality Modimolle Local Municipality Mogalakwena Municipality Mookgophong Municipality

DC35 NP352 NP351 NP355 NP353 NP354 CBDC3 NP03a3 CBLC4 CBLC3 CBLC5 NP03a2 DC33 CBDMA4 NP334 NP331 NP332 NP333 NP04a1 DC34 NP344 NP341 NP342 NP343 DC36 NP366 NP362 NP365 NP367 NP364

DC35 NP352 NP351 NP355 NP353 NP354 CBDC3 NP03a3 NP03a5 NP03a4 NP03a6 NP03a2 DC33 NPDMA33 NP334 NP331 NP332 NP333 NP335 DC34 NP344 NP341 NP342 NP343 DC36 NP366 NP362 NP365 NP367 NP364

DC35 LIM352 LIM351 LIM355 LIM353 LIM354 DC47 LIM474 LIM472 LIM471 LIM475 LIM473 DC33 LIMDMA33 LIM334 LIM331 LIM332 LIM333 LIM335 DC34 LIM344 LIM341 LIM342 LIM343 DC36 LIM366 LIM362 LIM365 NP367 LIM364

DC35 LIM352 LIM351 LIM355 LIM353 LIM354 DC47 LIM474 LIM472 LIM471 LIM475 LIM473 DC33 LIMDMA33 LIM334 LIM331 LIM332 LIM333 LIM335 DC34 LIM344 LIM341 LIM342 LIM343 DC36 LIM366 LIM362 LIM365 LIM367 LIM364

No longer exists (was Mpumalanga/Limpopo) None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None Code/DM- moved from Bohlabela DM (was Mpumalanga/Limpopo) None None None None None None None None None Code None

MPUMA-LANGA

Thabazimbi Municipality Bohlabela District Municipality Bushbuckridge Municipality Maruleng Municipality Ehlanzeni District Municipality Ehlanzeni District Management Area Bushbuckridge Municipality Mbombela Local Municipality Nkomazi Municipality Thaba Chweu Municipality Umjindi Municipality Gert Sibande District Municipality Albert Luthuli Municipality Dipaleseng Municipality Govan Mbeki Municipality Lekwa Local Municipality Mkhondo Local Municipality Msukaligwa Municipality Pixley Ka Seme Local Municipality Metsweding District Municipality Nkangala District Municipality Delmas Municipal Council Dr J.S. Moroka Municipality Emalahleni Local Municipality Emakhazeni Local Municipality Steve Tshwete Local Municipality Thembisile Local Municipality

NP361 CBDC4 CBLC6 NP04a1 DC32 CBDMA4 CBLC6 MP322 MP324 MP321 MP323 DC30 MP301 MP306 MP307 MP305 MP303 MP302 MP304 CBDC2 DC31 MP311 MP316 MP312 MP314 MP313 MP315

NP361 CBDC4 MP325 NP335 DC32 MPDMA32 MP325 MP322 MP324 MP321 MP323 DC30 MP301 MP306 MP307 MP305 MP303 MP302 MP304 CBDC2 DC31 MP311 MP316 MP312 MP314 MP313 MP315

LIM361 MP325 MP325 DC32 MPDMA32 MP325 MP322 MP324 MP321 MP323 DC30 MP301 MP306 MP307 MP305 MP303 MP302 MP304 DC46 DC31 MP311 MP316 MP312 MP314 MP313 MP315

LIM361 MP325 MP325 DC32 MPDMA32 MP325 MP322 MP324 MP321 MP323 DC30 MP301 MP306 MP307 MP305 MP303 MP302 MP304 DC46 DC31 MP311 MP316 MP312 MP314 MP313 MP315

None No longer exists (was in Mpumalanga/ Limpopo) - moved to Ehlanzeni DM Mpumalanga Moved to Mopani DM (Limpopo) None Code/DM (was in Bohlabela DM) None None None None None None None None None None None None Province - was cross-border Province - was cross-border (Gauteng/Mpumalanga) None None None None None None none none


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NORTH WEST

Bojanala District Municipality Bojanala Platinum Management Area Kgetlengrivier Local Muncipality Madibeng Local Municipality Moretele Local Municipality Moses Kotane Local Municipality Rustenburg Local Municipality Bophirima District Municipality Greater Taung Municipality Kagisano Local Municipality Lekwa-Teemane Local Municipality Mamusa Local Municipality Molopo Local Municipality Naledi Local Municipality (NW) Central District Municipality Ditsobotla Local Municipality Mafikeng Local Municipality Ratlou Municipality Tswaing Municipality Zeerust Local Municipality Frances Baard District Municipality Kgalagadi District Municipality Southern District Municipality Matlosana Local Municipality Maquassi Hills Local Municipality Merafong City Local Municipality Potchefstroom City Council Ventersdorp Local Municipality West Rand District Municipality

DC37 NW374 NW372 NW371 NW375 NW373 DC39 NW394 NW391 NW396 NW393 NW395 NW392 DC38 NW384 NW383 NW381 NW382 NW385 DC40 NW403 NW404 CBLC8 NW402 NW401

DC37 NWDMA37 NW374 NW372 NW371 NW375 NW373 DC39 NW394 NW391 NW396 NW393 NW395 NW392 DC38 NW384 NW383 NW381 NW382 NW385 DC40 NW403 NW404 NW405 NW402 NW401

DC37 NWDMA37 NW374 NW372 NW371 NW375 NW373 DC39 NW394 NW391 NW396 NW393 NW395 NW392 DC38 NW384 NW383 NW381 NW382 NW385 DC 9 DC 45 DC40 NW403 NW404 NW405 NW402 NW401

DC37 NWDMA37 NW374 NW372 NW371 NW375 NW373 DC39 NW394 NW391 NW396 NW393 NW395 NW392 DC38 NW384 NW383 NW381 NW382 NW385 DC 9 DC 45 DC40 NW403 NW404 GT484 NW402 NW401

None No old Code None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None Province - was cross-border (North West/Northern Cape) Province - was cross-border (North West/Northern Cape) None None None Code Shifted back to Gauteng None None Province, moved to Gauteng

NORTHERN CAPE

Frances Baard District Municipality Frances Baard Management Area Dikgatlong Municipality Magareng Municipality Phokwane Municipality Sol Plaatjie Municipality Kgalagadi District Municipality Kgalagadi Management Area Gamagara Municipality Ga-Segonyana Municipality Moshaweng Local Municipality Namakwa District Municipality Namakwa Management Area Hantam Municipality Kamiesberg Municipality Karoo Hoogland Municipality Khâi-Ma Municipality Nama Khoi Municipality Richtersveld Municipality Pixley Ka Seme District Municipality Pixley Ka Seme Management Area Emthanjeni Municipality Kareeberg Municipality Renosterberg Municipality Siyancuma Municipality Siyathemba Municipality Thembelihle Municipality Ubuntu Municipality Umsobomvu Municipality Siyanda District Municipality Siyanda Management Area Kai !Garib Municipality Kgatelopele Municipality //Khara Hais Municipality !Kheis Municipality Mier Municipality Tsantsabane Municipality

DC9 NCDMA09 NC092 NC093 CBLC7 NC091 CBDC1 NCDMACB1 NC01b1 CBLC1 NW1a1 DC6 NCDMA06 NC065 NC064 NC066 NC067 NC062 NC061 DC7 NCDMA07 NC073 NC074 NC075 NC078 NC077 NC076 NC071 NC072 DC8 NCDMA08 NC082 NC086 NC083 NC084 NC081 NC085

DC9 NCDMA09 NC092 NC093 NC094 NC091 CBDC1 NCDMA45 NC453 NC452 NC451 DC6 NCDMA06 NC065 NC064 NC066 NC067 NC062 NC061 DC7 NCDMA07 NC073 NC074 NC075 NC078 NC077 NC076 NC071 NC072 DC8 NCDMA08 NC082 NC086 NC083 NC084 NC081 NC085

DC9 NCDMA09 NC092 NC093 NC094 NC091 DC45 NCDMA45 NC453 NC452 NC451 DC6 NCDMA06 NC065 NC064 NC066 NC067 NC062 NC061 DC7 NCDMA07 NC073 NC074 NC075 NC078 NC077 NC076 NC071 NC072 DC8 NCDMA08 NC082 NC086 NC083 NC084 NC081 NC085

DC9 NCDMA09 NC092 NC093 NC094 NC091 DC45 NCDMA45 NC453 NC452 NC451 DC6 NCDMA06 NC065 NC064 NC066 NC067 NC062 NC061 DC7 NCDMA07 NC073 NC074 NC075 NC078 NC077 NC076 NC071 NC072 DC8 NCDMA08 NC082 NC086 NC083 NC084 NC081 NC085

Province, was cross border (North west/Northern Cape None None None Was cross border between North west/Northern Cape Was cross border between North west/Northern Cape None None Was cross border between North west/Northern Cape None None None None None None None None None None Name was Karoo DM None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None


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1.2 List of local municipalities names and codes (concluded)


WESTERN CAPE

City of Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality Cape Winelands District Municipality Cape Winelands Management Area Breede River / Winelands Municipalty Breede Valley Municipality Drakenstein Municipality Stellenbosch Municipality Witzenberg Municipality Central Karoo District Municipality Central Karoo Management Area Beaufort West Municipality Laingsburg Municipality Prince Albert Local Municipality Eden District Municipality Eden Management Area Bitou Municipality George Municipality Kannaland Municipality Knysna Municipality Langeberg Municipality Mossel Bay Municipality Oudtshoorn Municipality Overberg District Municipality Overberg Management Area Cape Agulhas Municipality Overstrand Municipality Swellendam Municipality Theewaterskloof Municipality West Coast District Municipality West Coast Management Area Bergrivier Local Municipality Cederberg Local Municipality Matzikama Municipality Saldanha Bay Municipality Swartland Municipality

Cape Town DC2 WCDMA02 WC026 WC025 WC023 WC024 WC022 DC5 WCDMA05 WC053 WC051 WC052 DC4 WCDMA04 WC047 WC044 WC041 WC048 WC042 WC043 WC045 DC3 WCDMA03 WC033 WC032 WC034 WC031 DC1 WCDMA01 WC013 WC012 WC011 WC014 WC015

Cape Town DC2 WCDMA02 WC026 WC025 WC023 WC024 WC022 DC5 WCDMA05 WC053 WC051 WC052 DC4 WCDMA04 WC047 WC044 WC041 WC048 WC042 WC043 WC045 DC3 WCDMA03 WC033 WC032 WC034 WC031 DC1 WCDMA01 WC013 WC012 WC011 WC014 WC015

CPT DC2 WCDMA02 WC026 WC025 WC023 WC024 WC022 DC5 WCDMA05 WC053 WC051 WC052 DC3 WCDMA04 WC047 WC044 WC041 WC048 WC042 WC043 WC045 DC3 WCDMA03 WC033 WC032 WC034 WC031 DC1 WCDMA01 WC013 WC012 WC011 WC014 WC015

CPT DC3 WCDMA02 WC026 WC025 WC023 WC024 WC022 DC5 WCDMA05 WC053 WC051 WC052 DC3 WCDMA04 WC047 WC044 WC041 WC048 WC042 WC043 WC045 DC3 WCDMA03 WC033 WC032 WC034 WC031 DC1 WCDMA01 WC013 WC012 WC011 WC014 WC015

None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None Name change None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None

Source: Municipal Demarcation Board

1.7 LAND AREA OF SOUTH AFRICA

SA STATISTICS, 2010

POPULATION

SA STATISTICS, 2010

2.1

2.1 Census population figures (1996 and 2001) and mid-year estimates (2004 to 2010) by population group and gender The data for 1996 and 2001 are the official census figures for October of the census year. In the 1996 data 'Unspecified' and 'Other' population groups are included in the totals. In 2001, however, these categories were imputed. The figures for 2004 and 2005 are estimates of the population as at 30 June. Numbers

Total population Black African

Total Male Female Total Male Female Year

1 2 3 4 5 6

1996 1/ 2001 1/ 2004 2/ 2005 2/ 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

40 583 573 44 819 735 46 745 937 47 289 966 47 827 370 48 363 338 48 911 242 49 463 772 49 991 470

19 520 888 21 434 013 22 570 373 22 864 677 23 156 651 23 448 176 23 744 651 24 042 707 24 329 167

21 062 685 23 385 722 24 175 564 24 425 289 24 670 719 24 915 162 25 166 591 25 421 065 25 662 303

31 127 631 35 416 124 36 707 496 37 202 826 37 692 645 38 182 797 38 685 972 39 194 849 39 682 651

14 916 712 16 887 803 17 684 312 17 955 499 18 224 797 18 494 389 18 769 442 19 046 692 19 314 546

16 210 919 18 528 321 19 023 184 19 247 327 19 467 848 19 688 408 19 916 530 20 148 156 20 368 105

Coloured Indian or Asian White

Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Year

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

1996 2001 2004 2005 1/ 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

3 600 446 3 994 505 4 149 660 4 199 975 4 248 644 4 295 288 4 339 975 4 383 092 4 424 333

1 744 920 1 920 426 1 994 768 2 018 674 2 041 757 2 063 852 2 084 993 2 105 378 2 124 860

1 855 526 2 074 079 2 154 892 2 181 301 2 206 886 2 231 437 2 254 982 2 277 714 2 299 473

1 045 596 1 115 487 1 176 099 1 195 010 1 214 603 1 234 846 1 256 201 1 278 571 1 299 743

512 231 545 050 579 895 590 083 600 706 611 752 623 336 635 414 646 628

533 365 570 417 596 204 604 927 613 897 623 094 632 865 643 157 653 115

4 434 697 4 293 639 4 712 683 4 692 155 4 671 479 4 650 407 4 629 094 4 607 261 4 584 743

2 162 699 2 080 734 2 311 398 2 300 421 2 289 390 2 278 184 2 266 880 2 255 223 2 243 133

2 271 998 2 212 905 2 401 285 2 391 735 2 382 088 2 372 224 2 362 214 2 352 038 2 341 610

Sources: Stats SA, Population censuses 1996 and 2001 and Mid-year population estimates, 2010 (Statistical release P0302) 1/ Official population census figures for October of the census year. 2/ Estimated mid-year figures as at 30 June. The figures for 2004 and 2005 have been rounded. Users of Census 1996 and Census 2001 data should refer to the following paragraphs on page ii: ‘Comments by the Statistics Council Census Subcommittee’ and ‘Tables comparing Census data’.

POPULATION

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2.1.1 Provincial mid-year population estimates by age and gender, 2010 (hundreds)

Eastern Cape Free State

Male Female Total Male Female Total Age group

16 17 18 19 20 21

0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75-79 80+ Total

361 900 375 100 384 100 427 700 378 200 278 100 208 100 163 600 120 500 111 000 108 400 92 600 73 700 59 200 48 000 30 100 22 000

3 242 300

360 900 369 100 363 300 407 800 367 700 297 700 230 400 195 800 151 200 144 500 145 600 121 200 100 800 83 000 76 900 46 300 39 400

3 501 500

722 800 744 200 747 400 835 500 745 900 575 800 438 500 359 400 271 700 255 500 254 000 213 800 174 500 142 200 124 900 76 400 61 400

6 743 800

130 400 135 300 146 400 147 000 145 600 123 600 105 500 90 700 71 800 63 400 57 600 48 000 36 200 26 000 15 900 10 400 6 400

1 360 200

129 100 135 700 147 400 148 100 145 300 134 600 118 400 105 400 80 800 71 400 65 000 55 100 44 500 32 800 22 200 16 800 11 700

1 464 300

259 500 271 000 293 800 295 100 290 900 258 200 223 900 196 100 152 600 134 800 122 600 103 100 80 700 58 800 38 100 27 200 18 100

2 824 500

Gauteng KwaZulu-Natal


22 23 24 25 26 27

0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75-79 80+ Total

522 200 512 000 471 500 441 500 482 600 522 600 581 700 520 000 368 500 310 200 271 000 208 400 153 700 106 600 62 300 35 600 24 300

5 594 700

507 200 496 600 477 400 447 400 481 400 537 700 556 600 494 600 349 200 301 300 272 200 216 400 169 700 123 700 75 800 49 300 40 500

5 597 000

1 029 400 1 008 600

948 900 888 900 964 000

1 060 300 1 138 300 1 014 600

717 700 611 500 543 200 424 800 323 400 230 300 138 100 84 900 64 800

11 191 700

574 800 598 800 605 000 609 000 564 600 466 900 390 500 321 000 215 700 187 400 164 700 138 600 112 500 79 800 52 500 29 700 21 300

5 132 800

567 300 587 900 589 400 601 100 559 100 512 600 429 800 360 600 255 400 231 700 207 300 171 400 149 700 110 200 82 200 52 300 44 600

5 512 600

1 142 100 1 186 700 1 194 400 1 210 100 1 123 700

979 500 820 300 681 600 471 100 419 100 372 000 310 000 262 200 190 000 134 700 82 000 65 900

10 645 400

Limpopo Mpumalanga


28 29 30 31 32 33

0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75-79 80+ Total

311 000 304 800 342 100 356 600 312 200 229 400 169 900 128 100 92 200 81 000 72 000 62 600 50 100 37 800 28 500 17 600 15 800

2 611 700

309 900 298 200 320 600 335 700 297 400 250 900 202 700 168 100 119 400 109 300 97 200 84 400 68 900 52 300 45 500 34 000 33 400

2 827 900

620 900 603 000 662 700 692 300 609 600 480 300 372 600 296 200 211 600 190 300 169 200 147 000 119 000 90 100 74 000 51 600 49 200

5 439 600

182 200 194 300 214 500 206 600 199 500 163 700 133 400 109 000 79 500 70 300 61 400 51 300 36 900 26 400 17 800 9 200 8 300

1 764 300

179 600 192 900 214 800 204 400 194 800 172 800 146 300 126 800 90 600 78 500 66 500 56 800 43 300 31 700 24 600 15 100 13 800

1 853 300

361 800 387 200 429 300 411 000 394 300 336 500 279 700 235 800 170 100 148 800 127 900 108 100 80 200 58 100 42 400 24 300 22 100

3 617 600

Source: Stats SA, Mid-year population estimates, South Africa, 2010 (Statistical release P0302) All numbers have been rounded off to the nearest hundred and may therefore lead to small differences in the overall totals by age and sex. Totals are based on the new provincial boundaries.

POPULATION

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2.1.1 Provincial mid-year population estimates by age and gender, 2010 (hundreds) (concluded)

Northern Cape North West


34 35 36 37 38 39

0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75-79 80+ Total

46 400 52 600 64 400 59 200 54 300 45 300 39 800 35 300 28 800 25 400 24 400 20 300 16 200 12 800 8 400 5 600 3 500

542 700

45 300 51 500 63 700 57 300 53 400 46 600 42 100 38 200 30 300 27 300 26 400 22 700 18 800 15 000 10 000 7 200 5 400

561 200

91 700

104 100 128 100 116 500 107 700 91 900 81 900 73 500 59 100 52 700 50 800 43 000 35 000 27 800 18 400 12 800 8 900

1 103 900

176 300 172 200 156 000 156 700 152 600 130 800 122 400 106 200 83 300 78 000 71 200 53 000 39 100 29 800 18 400 11 500 7 900

1 565 400

174 400 179 500 167 400 163 300 158 100 138 600 126 600 112 600 83 900 73 200 67 700 55 400 43 900 36 100 23 900 16 900 14 000

1 635 500

350 700 351 700 323 400 320 000 310 700 269 400 249 000 218 800 167 200 151 200 138 900 108 400 83 000 65 900 42 300 28 400 21 900

3 200 900

Western Cape South Africa


40 41 42 43 44 45

0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75-79 80+ Total

274 200 263 700 235 400 223 400 231 700 219 800 205 900 186 300 144 800 126 000 110 900 89 900 72 100 54 500 37 100 23 400 15 800

2 514 900

267 700 261 200 239 100 233 300 239 900 247 000 225 500 202 900 158 400 140 600 129 700 105 500 89 300 67 600 45 000 30 500 25 800

2 709 000

541 900 524 900 474 500 456 700 471 600 466 800 431 400 389 200 303 200 266 600 240 600 195 400 161 400 122 100 82 100 53 900 41 600

5 223 900

2 579 300 2 608 700 2 619 300 2 627 800 2 521 400 2 180 300 1 957 200 1 660 100 1 205 100 1 052 700

941 700 764 700 590 600 432 900 288 900 173 100 125 200

24 329 000

2 541 400 2 572 500 2 583 000 2 598 400 2 497 100 2 338 500 2 078 500 1 805 100 1 319 100 1 177 900 1 077 400

889 000 729 100 552 300 406 000 268 300 228 700

25 662 300

5 120 700 5 181 200 5 202 300 5 226 200 5 018 500 4 518 800 4 035 700 3 465 200 2 524 200 2 230 600 2 019 100 1 653 700 1 319 700

985 200 694 900 441 400 353 900

49 991 300

Source: Stats SA, Mid-year population estimates, South Africa, 2010 (Statistical release P0302) All numbers have been rounded off to the nearest hundred and may therefore lead to small differences in the overall totals by age and sex. Totals are based on the new provincial boundaries.

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2.1.2 Mid-year population estimates by population group, age and gender, 2010

Black African Coloured


46 47 48 49 50 51

0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75-79 80+ Total

2 194 200 2 222 600 2 217 000 2 210 200 2 116 800 1 792 800 1 578 000 1 294 700

848 500 716 200 632 700 502 400 368 400 263 200 177 000 107 700 72 100

19 314 500

2 161 500 2 190 300 2 185 300 2 184 700 2 095 200 1 942 200 1 685 400 1 419 800

943 200 820 600 743 800 603 300 475 600 354 200 262 700 171 500 128 800

20 368 100

4 355 700 4 412 900 4 402 300 4 394 900 4 212 000 3 735 000 3 263 400 2 714 500 1 791 700 1 536 800 1 376 500 1 105 700

844 000 617 400 439 700 279 200 200 900

39 682 600

201 600 203 500 202 800 200 000 186 200 175 700 181 100 176 500 146 500 127 900 104 400 78 800 56 800 36 100 24 400 13 900 8 700

2 124 900

202 000 205 000 203 600 201 700 189 900 188 700 196 500 194 500 164 300 145 100 120 000 92 900 70 900 47 400 36 300 23 400 17 000

2 299 200

403 600 408 500 406 400 401 700 376 100 364 400 377 600 371 000 310 800 273 000 224 400 171 700 127 700 83 500 60 700 37 300 25 700

4 424 100

Indian or Asian White Total

Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Age group

52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75-79 80+ Total

51 300 46 500 50 000 54 700 61 000 65 900 58 500 46 900 41 300 38 600 35 200 30 700 24 400 18 100 11 700 7 000 4 800

646 600

49 900 45 200 48 700 53 500 58 500 61 300 55 800 46 600 42 200 39 900 36 700 33 100 27 800 21 200 15 100 9 800 8 000

653 300

101 200 91 700 98 700

108 200 119 500 127 200 114 300 93 500 83 500 78 500 71 900 63 800 52 200 39 300 26 800 16 800 12 800

1 299 900

132 200 136 100 149 500 162 900 157 400 145 900 139 600 142 000 168 800 170 000 169 400 152 800 141 000 115 500 75 800 44 500 39 600

2 243 000

128 000 132 000 145 400 158 500 153 500 146 300 140 800 144 200 169 400 172 300 176 900 159 700 154 800 129 500 91 900 63 600 74 900

2 341 700

260 200 268 100 294 900 321 400 310 900 292 200 280 400 286 200 338 200 342 300 346 300 312 500 295 800 245 000 167 700 108 100 114 500

4 584 700

2 579 300 2 608 700 2 619 300 2 627 800 2 521 400 2 180 300 1 957 200 1 660 100 1 205 100 1 052 700

941 700 764 700 590 600 432 900 288 900 173 100 125 200

24 329 000

2 541 400 2 572 500 2 583 000 2 598 400 2 497 100 2 338 500 2 078 500 1 805 100 1 319 100 1 177 900 1 077 400

889 000 729 100 552 300 406 000 268 300 228 700

25 662 300

5 120 700 5 181 200 5 202 300 5 226 200 5 018 500 4 518 800 4 035 700 3 465 200 2 524 200 2 230 600 2 019 100 1 653 700 1 319 700

985 200 694 900 441 400 353 900

49 991 300

Source: Stats SA, Mid-year population estimates, South Africa, 2010 (Statistical release P0302) All numbers have been rounded off to the nearest hundred and may therefore lead to small differences in the overall totals by age and sex.

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2.1.3 Mid-year population estimates by population group and gender, 2010

Male Female Total

Number % of total population Number % of total

population Number % of total population Population group

61 62 63 64 65 66

Black African Coloured Indian or Asian White Total

19 314 2 125

647 2 243

24 329

79,4 8,7 2,7 9,2

100,0

20 368 2 299

653 2 342

25 662

79,4 9,0 2,5 9,1

100,0

39 683

4 424 1 300 4 585

49 991

79,4

8,8 2,6 9,2

100,0

Source: Stats SA, Mid-year population estimates, South Africa, 2010 (Statistical release P0302)

2.1.4 Percentage distribution of the projected provincial share of the total population, 2001–2010

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Province

67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76

Eastern Cape Free State Gauteng KwaZulu-Natal Limpopo Mpumalanga Northern Cape North West Western Cape Total

14,3 6,1

21,0 21,3 11,1 7,4 2,4 6,6 9,8

100,0

14,2 6,1

21,2 21,3 11,0 7,4 2,4 6,5 9,8

100,0

14,1 6,0

21,3 21,3 11,0 7,4 2,4 6,5 9,9

100,0

14,0 6,0

21,5 21,3 11,0 7,4 2,3 6,5

10,0

100,0

13,9 5,9

21,7 21,4 10,9 7,4 2,3 6,5

10,1

100,0

13,9 5,8

21,8 21,4 10,9 7,3 2,3 6,5

10,2

100,0

13,8 5,8

21,9 21,4 10,9 7,3 2,3 6,4

10,2

100,0

13,7 5,7

22,1 21,4 10,9 7,3 2,2 6,4

10,3

100,0

13,6 5,7

22,2 21,3 10,9 7,3 2,2 6,4

10,4

100,0

13,5 5,7

22,4 21,3 10,9 7,2 2,2 6,4

10,4

100,0

Source: Stats SA, Mid-year population estimates, South Africa, 2010 (Statistical release P0302) Based on the new boundaries. 2.1.5 Estimated annual population growth rates, 2001–2010

2001- 2002

2002- 2003

2003- 2004

2004- 2005

2005- 2006

2006- 2007

2007- 2008

2008- 2009

2009- 2010

77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85

Male Female Total

1,53

1,29

1,40

1,43

1,18

1,30

1,34

1,08

1,21

1,30

1,03

1,16

1,27

1,00

1,13

1,25

0,99

1,11

1,26

1,00

1,13

1,25

1,01

1,12

1,18

0,94

1,06

Source: Stats SA, Mid-year population estimates, South Africa, 2010 (Statistical release P0302) Based on the new boundaries.

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2.2 Population composition 1/ – Percentage

Total Black African Coloured Indian or Asian White Census year

86 87 88 89 90

1904 1911 1921 1936 1946 1951 1960 1970 (SA 1970 boundaries) 1970 (SA 1991 boundaries) 1980 (Data as enumerated) (SA 1991 boundaries) 1980 (Data as adjusted) (SA 1991 boundaries) 1985 (Data as enumerated) (SA 1991 boundaries) 1985 (HSRC - estimated population) 1991 (Data as adjusted) (SA 1991 boundaries) 1991 2/ (Data as adjusted) (SA 1994 boundaries) 1996 3/ 2001 3/

100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0

100,0

100,0

100,0

100,0

100,0

100,0

100,0

100,0

100,0

100,0

67,5 67,3 67,8 68,8 68,6 67,6 68,3 70,4 64,9 63,8 67,1 64,8 68,8 69,8 75,4 76,7 79,0

8,6 8,8 7,9 8,0 8,1 8,7 9,4

9,4

1,1

2,0

0,8

2,1

0,6

0,6

8,6

8,9

8,9

2,4 2,6 2,4 2,3 2,5 2,9 3,0

2,9

3,4

3,6

3,4

3,5

3,2

3,2

2,6

2,6

2,5

21,6 21,4 22,0 20,9 20,8 20,9 19,3 17,3 20,5 20,5 18,7 19,6 17,5 16,4 13,4 10,9 9,6

Sources: Stats SA, Population censuses, 1904–2001 1/ Walvis Bay excluded, and the former TBVC states included. 2/ 1904–1970 (SA 1970 boundaries) – Particulars in respect of the former TBVC states are included. 3/ In the 1996 data, ‘Unspecified’ and ‘Other’ are included in the totals. In 2001 these categories were imputed.

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2.3 Population at each census by population group and gender, 1904–2001 1/

1 000

Total Black African Coloured Indian or Asian White Year and gender

91 92 93 94 95

1904 2/ M F T 1911 2/ M F T 1921 2/ M F T 1936 2/ M F T 1946 2/ M F T 1951 2/ M F T 1960 2/ M F 1970 2/ T (SA 1970 boundaries) M F 1970 3/ T (SA 1991 boundaries) M F 1980 3/ T (Data as enumerated) M (SA 1991 boundaries) F 1980 3/ T (Data as adjusted) M (SA 1991 boundaries) F 1985 3/,4/ T (Data as enumerated) M (SA 1991 boundaries) F 1985 3/ T (HSRC – estimated M population) F 1991 3/ T (Data as enumerated) M (SA 1991 boundaries) F 1991 3/,5/ T (Data as adjusted) M (SA 1991 boundaries) F 1991 6/ T (Data as adjusted) M (SA 1994 boundaries) F 1996 7/,8/ T (Data as adjusted) M F 2001 8/ T M F

5 174 2 681 2 493

5 972 3 069 2 903

6 926 3 536 3 390

9 588 4 835 4 753

11 415 5 805 5 610

12 672 6 433 6 239

16 002 8 044 7 958

21 794 10 747 11 047

18 299 9 244 9 055

20 537 10 164 10 373

24 261 12 367 11 894

23 360 11 534 11 827

27 704 14 203 13 501

26 321 12 850 13 470

30 987 15 480 15 507

37 944 18 748 19 496

40 584 19 521 21 063

44 820 21 434 23 386

3 490

1 737 1 753

4 019 2 023 1 996

4 697 2 382 2 315

6 596 3 312 3 284

7 830 3 996 3 834

8 560 4 369 4 191

10 928 5 512 5 416

15 340 7 543 7 797

11 873 6 054 5 819

13 112 6 507 6 605

16 283 8 407 7 876

15 139 7 498 7 641

19 052 9 913 9 139

18 005 8 786 9 219

21 646 10 865 10 781

28 615 14 140 14 475

31 128 14 917 16 211

35 416 16 888 18 528

445 227 218

525 265 260

545 275 270

769 387 382

928 466 462

1 103 551 552

1 509 751 758

2 051 1 008 1 043

2 038 1 002 1 036

2 458 1 204 1 254

2 617 1 289 1 327

2 832 1 378 1 454

2 936 1 448 1 488

2 929 1 417 1 512

3 286 1 606 1 680

3 281 1 603 1 678

3 600 1 745 1 856

3 994 1 920 2 074

122 82 40

152 96 56

163 96 67

220 119 101

285 149 136

367 190 177

477 242 235

630 314 316

630 314 316

748 371 377

818 406 412

821 406 415

879 438 441

864 426 438

987 489 498

987 489 498

1 046 512 533

1 115 545 570

1 117 635 482

1 276 685 591

1 521 783 738

2 003 1 017 986

2 372 1 194 1 178

2 642 1 323 1 319

3 088 1 539 1 549

3 773 1 882 1 891

3 758 1 875 1 883

4 220 2 083 2 137

4 543 2 264 2 279

4 568 2 252 2 316

4 837 2 404 2 433

4 522 2 221 2 301

5 068 2 820 2 548

5 062 2 516 2 546

4 435 2 163 2 272

4 294 2 081 2 213

Sources: Stats SA, Population censuses, 1904–2001 1/ 1904–1991 – Walvis Bay excluded. 2/ 1904–1970 (SA 1970 boundaries) – Particulars in respect of the former Transkei, Bophuthatswana, Venda and Ciskei are included. 3/ 1970–1991 (SA 1991 boundaries) – Particulars in respect of the former Transkei, Bophuthatswana, Venda and Ciskei are excluded. It is estimated that the

population of the former TBVC states on census day 7 March 1991 was 6,751 million. 4/ 1985 (SA 1991 boundaries) – Particulars are not adjusted for undercount. 5/ Adjusted for undercount. 6/ The figures for censuses prior to 1960 as well as 1991 include foreign visitors, while the censuses from 1960 to 1985 exclude such persons. 7/ All numbers given in this table were adjusted by the PES and were rounded off. The subtotals and totals may therefore differ slightly. 8/ In the 1996 data, ‘Unspecified’ and ‘Other’ are included in the totals. In 2001 these categories were imputed.

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2.4 Population in urban areas by population group, 1904–2001 – Percentage

Total Black African Coloured Indian or Asian White Unspecified/ Other

Year 96 97 98 99 100 101

Percentages according to 1970 SA boundaries 1904 1911 1921 1936 1946 1951 1960 1970 Percentages according to SA boundaries at the time of the census 1980 1985 1991 1996 2001

23,4 24,7 25,1 31,4 36,3 42,6 46,7 47,8

52,6 55,9 48,6 53,7

..

10,1 12,6 12,5 17,3 21,6 27,2 31,8 33,1

37,9 39,6 35,4 43,3

..

50,5 46,7 45,9 53,9 58,1 64,7 68,3 74,1

75,2 77,8 83,2 83,4

..

36,6 43,2 30,0 66,3 70,3 77,5 83,2 86,7

89,8 93,4 96,2 97,3

..

52,7 51,6 55,8 65,2 72,5 78,4 83,6 86,8

87,9 89,6 91,1 90,6

..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

.. .. ..

68,8 ..

Sources: Stats SA, Population censuses, 1904–2001 2.5 Population census, 2001 2.5.1 Population by province, population group and gender Figures greater than 0 and less than five are randomised to preserve confidentiality. The figures in the tables do not in all cases add up to the totals, and discrepancies between tables do occur. However, these differences are small and insignificant and are due to rounding.

Total Black African Coloured Indian or Asian White Province and gender

102 103 104 105 106

South Africa T M F Eastern Cape T M F Free State T M F Gauteng T M F KwaZulu-Natal T M F Limpopo T M F Mpumalanga T M F Northern Cape T M F North West T M F Western Cape T M F

44 819 778 21 434 040 23 385 737

6 436 763 2 975 512 3 461 251

2 706 775 1 297 605 1 409 170

8 837 178 4 444 679 4 392 499

9 426 017 4 409 091 5 016 925

5 273 642 2 394 785 2 878 857

3 122 990 1 497 333 1 625 658

822 727 401 168 421 559

3 669 349 1 821 547 1 847 803

4 524 335 2 192 321 2 332 014

35 416 166 16 887 830 18 528 336

5 635 079 2 589 196 3 045 883

2 381 073 1 140 329 1 240 743

6 522 792 3 319 698 3 203 094

8 002 407 3 720 800 4 281 607

5 128 616 2 322 962 2 805 654

2 886 345 1 380 198 1 506 147

293 976 145 003 148 972

3 358 450 1 669 254 1 689 196

1 207 429 600 389 607 040

3 994 505 1 920 426 2 074 079

478 807 229 889 248 917

83 193 40 856 42 337

337 974 162 591 175 382

141 887 67 149 74 738

10 163 4 785 5 378

22 158 10 793 11 365

424 389 205 140 219 249

56 959 28 273 28 686

2 438 976 1 170 950 1 268 026

1 115 467 545 050 570 417

18 372 9 315 9 057

3 719 2 064 1 654

218 015 108 559 109 456

798 275 385 803 412 472

8 587 4 749 3 838

11 244 5 781 5 463

2 320 1 175 1 146

9 906 5 261 4 644

45 030 22 343 22 687

4 293 640 2 080 734 2 212 905

304 506 147 112 157 394

238 791 114 355 124 436

1 758 398 853 830 904 568

483 448 235 339 248 108

126 276 62 289 63 987

203 244 100 561 102 683

102 042 49 850 52 192

244 035 118 759 125 276

832 901 398 639 434 262

Source: Stats SA, Population census, 2001

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2.5 Population census, 2001 2.5.2 Population by province and population group – Percentage

Total Black African Coloured Indian or Asian White Province

107 108 109 110 111

South Africa Eastern Cape Free State Gauteng KwaZulu-Natal Limpopo Mpumalanga Northern Cape North West Western Cape

100,0

100,0

100,0

100,0

100,0

100,0

100,0

100,0

100,0

100,0

79,0 87,5 88,0 73,8 84,9 97,2 92,4 35,7 91,5 26,7

8,9

7,4

3,1

3,8

1,5

0,2

0,7

51,6

1,6

53,9

2,5 0,3

0,1

2,5

8,5

0,2

0,4

0,3

0,3

1,0

9,6

4,7

8,8

19,9 5,1

2,4

6,5

12,4 6,7

18,4


Fig. 2.1 – Population by population group – Percentage

79,0%

8,9%

2,5%9,6%

Black African Coloured Indian or Asian White


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2.5 Population census, 2001 2.5.3 Age by population group and gender

Total Black African Coloured Indian or Asian White Age (years) and gender

112 113 114 115 116

Total T M F 0-4 T M F 5-9 T M F 10-14 T M F 15-19 T M F 20-24 T M F 25-29 T M F 30-34 T M F 35-39 T M F 40-44 T M F 45-49 T M F 50-54 T M F 55-59 T M F 60-64 T M F 65-69 T M F 70-74 T M F 75-79 T M F 80-84 T M F 85+ T M F

44 819 778 21 434 040 23 385 737

4 449 816 2 223 731 2 226 085

4 853 555 2 425 804 2 427 751

5 061 917 2 518 956 2 542 961

4 981 721 2 453 079 2 528 642

4 294 523 2 099 293 2 195 230

3 934 939 1 899 124 2 035 814

3 340 901 1 594 488 1 746 412

3 071 770 1 441 507 1 630 264

2 619 465 1 233 632 1 385 832

2 087 380 967 604

1 119 776

1 638 020 769 499 868 521

1 205 266 552 323 652 943

1 065 294 444 510 620 784

787 927 304 763 483 164

631 469 232 547 398 922

367 537 136 436 231 101

270 945 90 835

180 111

157 333 45 907

111 425

35 416 166 16 887 830 18 528 336

3 752 195 1 871 949 1 880 246

4 085 163 2 036 828 2 048 335

4 218 592 2 092 996 2 125 596

4 096 260 2 008 510 2 087 750

3 544 596 1 724 596 1 820 001

3 184 169 1 531 288 1 652 881

2 570 918 1 224 442 1 346 476

2 331 315 1 088 677 1 242 639

1 929 129 905 054 1 024 074

1 510 351 695 362 814 989

1 134 840 529 533 609 307

801 255 360 392 440 863

730 835 289 707 441 128

540 092 193 570 346 522

442 551 152 237 290 314

241 287 87 194 154 094

194 353 63 462 130 891

108 265 32 034 76 231

3 994 505 1 920 426 2 074 079

392 887 197 105 195 781

410 372 206 467 203 905

427 277 213 882 213 395

421 348 209 267 212 081

353 661 173 686 179 975

337 194 163 088 174 107

330 061 156 435 173 626

314 488 147 807 166 681

268 129 125 291 142 838

208 624 95 937 112 687

162 247 74 866 87 381

114 501 52 387 62 115

93 952 41 460 52 493

68 532 29 104 39 428

43 950 17 563 26 387

24 974 9 187 15 788

13 476 4 537 8 939

8 832 2 359 6 473

1 115 467 545 050 570 417

74 609 37 784 36 826

88 514 44 558 43 956

99 303 50 422 48 880

110 310 55 669 54 640

102 236 51 864 50 372

101 903 51 074 50 829

95 281 46 654 48 627

90 727 43 556 47 171

81 709 39 089 42 621

72 251 33 852 38 399

63 187 30 352 32 836

48 037 22 837 25 200

35 959 15 954 20 005

23 091 9 939 13 152

14 621 6 122 8 499

7 961 3 194 4 767

3 881 1 484 2 396

1 887 645 1 242

4 293 640 2 080 734 2 212 905

230 124 116 892 113 232

269 506 137 951 131 555

316 745 161 656 155 089

353 803 179 632 174 171

294 030 149 148 144 882

311 672 153 675 157 998

344 642 166 958 177 684

335 241 161 467 173 773

340 498 164 199 176 299

296 154 142 453 153 702

277 746 134 749 142 997

241 473 116 707 124 766

204 547 97 389 107 158

156 212 72 151 84 061

130 348 56 626 73 722

93 314 36 862 56 452

59 236 21 351 37 885

38 348 10 869 27 479


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2.11

2.5 Population census, 2001 2.5.4 Marital status by population group and gender

Marital status

Total Married:

Civil/ Religious

Married: Traditional

Poly-gamous marriage

Living together

Never married Widowed Separated Divorced

Population group and

gender

117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125

Total T M F Black T African M F Coloured T M F Indian or T Asian M F White T M F

44 819 778 21 434 040 23 385 737

35 416 166 16 887 830 18 528 336

3 994 505 1 920 426 2 074 079

1 115 467

545 050 570 417

4 293 640 2 080 734 2 212 905

7 369 082 3 603 018 3 766 064

3 894 108 1 872 129 2 021 979

1 039 800 511 813 527 986

436 400 218 976 217 424

1 998 775 1 000 100 998 675

3 127 026 1 458 345 1 668 681

2 999 423 1 395 753 1 603 670

41 700 20 127 21 573

49 129 24 613 24 516

36 774 17 852 18 923

31 382 31 382

-

28 149 28 149

-

1 307 1 307

-

560 560

-

1 365 1 365

-

2 389 704 1 161 375 1 228 329

2 008 480 977 859 1 030 620

218 081 103 233 114 848

14 062 6 523 7 539

149 081 73 760 75 322

29 228 835 14 627 089 14 601 746

24 597 454 12 254 107 12 343 347

2 437 380 1 218 790 1 218 590

529 258 276 770 252 488

1 664 743 877 422 787 321

1 803 182 253 148

1 550 034

1 348 453 177 349 1 171 104

151 358 30 736 120 622

58 672 8 233 50 439

244 700 36 830 207 870

318 298 117 474 200 824

266 730 98 628 168 101

26 155 9 248 16 907

6 535 2 125 4 410

18 877 7 472 11 405

552 268 182 210 370 059

273 370 83 855 189 515

78 725 25 172 53 553

28 850 7 249 13 600

179 324 65 934 113 390

Source: Stats SA, Population census, 2001 2.5.5 Citizenship by population group

Total Black African Coloured Indian or Asian White Country of citizenship

126 127 128 129 130

Total South Africa SADC countries Rest of Africa Europe Asia North America Central and South America Australia and New Zealand

44 819 778

44 356 776

320 178 24 983 88 761 16 305 5 831 4 755 2 190

35 416 166

35 087 973 301 866 21 769 1 920 1 640 590 357 50

3 994 505

3 987 696

3 962 916 932 535 200 184 82

1 115 467

1 101 703

1 262 639 570

10 984 180 72 56

4 293 640

4 179 405 13 088 1 659 85 339 3 146 4 860 4 142 2 002

Source: Stats SA, Population census, 2001 2.5.6 Country of birth by population group

Total Black African Coloured Indian or Asian White Country of birth

131 132 133 134 135

Total South Africa SADC countries Rest of Africa Europe Asia North America Central and South America Australia and New Zealand

44 819 778

43 794 702

687 679 41 819

228 314 40 886 9 152

12 798 4 429

35 416 166

34 838 715 539 474 29 880 4 317 2 117 956 609 98

3 994 505

3 978 485 11 405 1 319 1 737 985 254 249 71

1 115 467

1 081 843

3 106 1 268 1 070 27 727 244 112 98

4 293 640

3 895 659 133 693 9 353

221 189 10 057 7 698 11 828 4 162


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2.12

2.5 Population census, 2001 2.5.7 Highest level of education by population group and gender amongst those aged 20 and older

Total Black African Coloured Indian or Asian White Level of education

136 137 138 139 140

Total T M F No schooling T M F Grade 1 T M F Grade 2 T M F Grade 3 T M F Grade 4 T M F Grade 5 T M F Grade 6 T M F Grade 7 T M F Grade 8 T M F Grade 9 T M F Grade 10/NTC I T M F Grade 11/NTC II T M F Grade 12/NTC III T M F Certificate with T less than grade 12 M F Diploma with less T than grade 12 M F Certificate with T grade 12 M F Diploma with grade T 12 M F Bachelor's degree T M F

44 819 778 21 434 040 23 385 737

6 389 647 2 757 383 3 632 264

2 157 573 1 112 825 1 044 748

1 471 450 761 351 710 098

1 905 255 982 152 923 103

2 131 342 1 077 670 1 053 673

2 113 047 1 044 666 1 068 380

2 305 682 1 107 367 1 198 315

2 809 832 1 331 387 1 478 445

3 119 831 1 468 550 1 651 280

2 514 309 1 180 549 1 333 760

3 181 169 1 482 891 1 698 278

2 295 460 1 058 210 1 237 250

5 621 591 2 716 733 2 904 859

93 646 46 832 46 813

71 672 32 451 39 220

441 551 211 080 230 471

977 450 423 467 553 984

341 140 178 317 162 823

35 416 166 16 887 830 18 528 336

5 842 422 2 499 412 3 343 011

1 880 635 971 097 909 537

1 284 347 667 042 617 305

1 659 237 857 950 801 287

1 846 279 937 123 909 156

1 803 083 896 190 906 893

1 937 561 936 423 1001 137

2 330 625 1 113 054 1 217 571

2 426 755 1 147 628 1 279 127

2 001 684 935 232 1 066 451

2 171 118 1 016 925 1 154 193

1 876 706 852 026 1 024 680

3 490 284 1 694 569 1 795 715

58 396 28 627 29 769

37 829 16 008 21 820

260 598 121 544 139 053

507 519 202 646 304 872

128 392 63 077 65 315

3 994 505 1 920 426 2 074 079

345 568 167 388 178 179

153 411 78 329 75 082

107 771 54 317 53 454

153 921 78 336 75 585

186 133 92 327 93 806

205 713 98 560 107 154

246 475 114 443 132 032

336 113 151 667 184 446

393 393 183 256 210 138

311 052 147 701 163 351

367 689 174 218 193 471

180 295 86 853 93 442

484 941 234 373 250 568

6 788 3 114 3 674

4 998 2 110 2 888

30 355 14 123 16 232

56 205 25 360 30 845

13 176 6 897 6 279

1 115 467 545 050 570 417

66 736 24 436 42 300

30 924 15 483 15 441

19 375 9 188 10 187

25 925 11 860 14 064

30 352 13 251 17 101

33 618 14 511 19 107

39 033 16 192 22 841

51 210 21 722 29 488

94 093 43 697 50 396

59 982 29 361 30 621

109 703 54 966 54 737

70 998 37 656 33 341

288 982 150 794 138 188

3 231 1 788 1 442

2 641 1 443 1 197

21 671 11 472 10 199

41 509 21 311 20 198

24 224 13 172 11 051

4 293 640 2 080 734 2 212 905

134 921 66 148 68 773

92 604 47 916 44 688

59 957 30 805 29 152

66 173 34 006 32 167

68 579 34 969 33 610

70 633 35 406 35 227

82 614 40 309 42 305

91 883 44 944 46 939

205 589 93 969 111 620

141 592 68 255 73 337

532 659 236 782 295 877

167 462 81 675 85 787

1 357 385 636 997 720 388

25 231 13 303 11 928

26 204 12 889 13 315

128 927 63 940 64 986

372 217 174 149 198 068

175 348 95 170 80 179

POPULATION

SA STATISTICS, 2010

2.13

2.5 Population census, 2001 2.5.7 Highest level of education by population group and gender amongst those aged 20 and older (concluded)

Total Black African Coloured Indian or Asian White Level of education

141 142 143 144 145

Bachelor's degree T and diploma M F Honour's degree T M F Higher degree T (master's or M doctorate) F Not applicable T M F

165 754 79 134 86 620

130 542 69 282 61 260

132 020 88 011 44 008

4 449 816 2 223 731 2 226 085

57 412 25 458 31 954

36 638 18 116 18 522

26 454 15 733 10 721

3 752 195 1 871 949 1 880 246

7 657 4 087 3 570

5 550 3 052 2 498

4 414 2 809 1 605

392 887 197 105 195 781

9 456

5 021 4 435

8 274 4 262 4 013

8 923 5 681 3 242

74 609 37 784 36 826

91 230 44 568 46 661

80 079 43 853 36 227

92 228 63 789 28 440

230 124 116 892 113 232

Source: Stats SA, Population census, 2001 2.5.8 Occupation by population group and gender

Total Black African Coloured Indian or Asian White Occupation and gender

146 147 148 149 150

Total T M F Legislators, T senior officials M and managers F Professionals T M F Technicians and T associate M professionals F Clerks T M F Service workers, T shop and market M sales workers F Skilled T agricultural and M fishery workers F Craft and related T trades workers M F Plant and machine T operators and M assemblers F Elementary T occupations M F Undetermined T M F

9 583 762 5 586 300 3 997 462

515 389 363 068 152 322

668 463 383 590 284 873

919 774 408 714 511 060

1 047 699 378 212 669 486

977 587 632 446 345 141

268 110 200 170 67 940

1 164 973 992 954 172 018

844 233 734 487 109 745

2 539 942 1 137 604 1 402 338

637 593 355 055 282 538

6 115 829 3 638 748 2 477 081

139 509 97 703 41 806

241 578 135 579 106 000

486 731 203 195 283 536

479 146 224 337 254 809

631 999 427 001 204 997

191 720 138 977 52 743

809 756 689 127 120 629

674 066 608 332 65 734

2 081 268 899 371 1 181 897

380 056 215 125 164 931

1 207 393 656 197 551 196

42 202 26 901 15 302

47 599 25 811 21 787

101 800 42 635 59 165

158 679 52 127 106 552

103 637 54 459 49 178

30 207 22 282 7 925

157 292 126 298 30 994

97 725 67 818 29 908

385 536 192 468 193 068

82 716 45 399 37 317

396 931 247 093 149 838

46 591 35 817 10 774

48 192 28 984 19 208

48 762 27 497 21 265

83 614 35 678 47 936

48 453 33 167 15 287

1 545 1 330 214

40 732 32 914 7 818

33 073 23 269 9 804

21 078 13 748 7 331

24 891 14 689 10 202

1 863 610 1 044 263 819 347

287 087 202 646 84 440

331 094 193 216 137 878

282 481 135 388 147 093

326 260 66 070 260 190

193 497 117 819 75 679

44 638 37 581 7 058

157 193 144 615 12 578

39 369 35 069 4 300

52 060 32 018 20 042

149 931 79 842 70 089


POPULATION

SA STATISTICS, 2010

2.14

2.5 Population census, 2001 2.5.9 Individual monthly income by province and population group – Employed aged 15–65 years

Total Black African Coloured Indian or Asian White Year

151 152 153 154 155

SOUTH AFRICA

Total None R1-R400 R401-R800 R801-R1 600 R1 601-R3 200 R3 201-R6 400 R6 401-R12 800 R12 801-R25 600 R25 601-R51 200 R51 201-R102 400 R102 401-R204 800 R204 801 or more

9 583 762

214 377

1 319 987 1 625 550 2 108 071 1 821 446 1 337 427 717 074 283 385 93 771 35 311 17 204 10 157

6 115 829

144 458 1 171 379 1 326 800 1 598 734 1 111 542 539 800 164 374 36 815 12 522 4 854 2 573 1 978

1 207 393

22 656 114 411 237 089 306 171 276 963 170 120 61 591 12 499 3 259 1 564 729 341

396 931

6 887 7 881 20 387 73 628 109 992 99 516 53 350 17 599 4 572 1 788 904 427

1 863 610

40 376 26 317 41 274 129 538 322 949 527 990 437 760 216 472 73 419 27 105 12 998 7 411

EASTERN CAPE


754 338

22 238

139 202 133 339 149 372 133 275 108 741 47 738 13 105 3 844 1 995 990 499

507 422

16 616 119 351 105 967 109 473 81 110 54 487 16 098 2 367 969 524 284 177

116 341

2 586 17 436 23 733 27 645 23 914 14 964 4 998 608 213 133 81 29

7 092

134 133 226 841 1 661 2 068 1 342 475 125 44 30 14

123 483

2 901 2 282 3 413 11 412 26 590 37 222 25 300 9 655 2 537 1 295 595 279

FREE STATE


591 002

13 348

174 706 111 284 100 478 89 293 60 739 28 459 7 912 2 365 1 445 643 330

477 071

10 357 167 297 104 499 87 262 64 708 31 053 9 433 1 496 491 242 125 108

20 880

519 5 565 3 578 3 541 3 817 2 680 929 167 43 26 9 7

1 646

44 29 65 223 411 393 251 175 27 10 8 9

91 405

2 428 1 816 3 141 9 453 20 357 26 614 17 846 6 074 1 804 1 166 501 206

GAUTENG


2 894 777

57 974

184 888 377 618 695 586 591 188 457 654 300 440 146 014 52 410 17 322 8 375 5 307

1 878 737

38 347 170 162 353 467 626 066 421 774 178 119 61 320 19 159 6 316 2 052 1 101 854

104 789

2 438 3 720 7 015 17 501 29 208 26 999 12 815 3 569 887 369 182 87

89 611

1 586 1 113 2 205 7 517 19 162 27 222 19 088 8 260 2 174 701 402 183

821 640

15 603 9 894 14 932 44 502 121 044 225 315 207 217 115 027 43 033 14 200 6 691 4 183

POPULATION

SA STATISTICS, 2010

2.15

2.5 Population census, 2001 2.5.9 Individual monthly income by province and population group – Employed aged 15–65 years (continued)


156 157 158 159 160

KWAZULU-NATAL


1 602 270

43 837

238 023 291 342 338 944 303 279 225 217 107 778 35 524 10 346 4 439 2 306 1 235

1 082 073

34 138 227 314 267 203 255 253 172 905 91 454 26 075 4 740 1 780 572 360 278

43 610

879 1 682 3 085 8 399 12 705 11 213 4 427 855 199 95 52 17

269 527

4 496 5 954 16 507 60 980 81 347 62 310 28 076 6 838 1 670 838 358 154

207 060

4 324 3 072 4 547 14 312 36 321 60 240 49 200 23 091 6 697 2 932 1 537 785

LIMPOPO


663 847

15 893

182 599 129 832 105 295 106 678 83 407 29 038 6 702 2 211 1 313 540

340

604 083

14 151 181 394 127 791 99 170 93 444 66 275 17 418 2 536 906 586 229 182

2 720

54 319 440 462 585 565 221 47 16 4 3 3

3 613

92 72 230 637 970 806 474 171 88 45 8 20

53 430

1 597 814 1 371 5 025 11 679 15 761 10 924 3 948 1 200 676 300 134

MPUMALANGA


630 175

12 673

134 787 139 861 131 111 100 493 64 257 32 070 9 931 2 682 1 317 632 361

536 648

10 539 132 914 136 708 122 262 81 417 38 379 11 213 1 994 658 291 142 130

6 125

125 537 818 1 208 1 495 1 143 579 163 41 11 5 1

4 367

67 112 187 613 1 052 1 128 783 280 85 26 23 11

83 035

1 941 1 225 2 149 7 028 16 529 23 607 19 495 7 493 1 898 989 462 218

NORTHERN CAPE


208 745

4 393

42 946 51 826 32 299 32 171 26 483 12 879 3 615 1 078 611 310 134

72 369

1 206 18 803 23 551 11 656 9 959 5 330 1 414 265 72 50 29

34

94 517

1 853 23 360 27 011 16 459 13 202 8 991 3 025 371 103 92 34 17

774

28 40 78 135 157 160 128 25 13 8 4 -

41 085

1 306 743 1 187 4 050 8 853 12 002 8 313 2 954 890 462 243 83

POPULATION

SA STATISTICS, 2010

2.16

2.5 Population census, 2001 2.5.9 Individual monthly income by province and population group – Employed aged 15–65 years (concluded)


161 162 163 164 165

NORTH WEST


748 889

14 554

125 362 126 096 181 188 165 349 85 072 35 706 10 190 2 969 1 389 669 347

638 788

11 762 121 494 120 709 167 730 140 989 56 985 15 285 2 464 690 365 181 133

13 298

266 2 214 2 187 3 111 2 946 1 817 588 114 32 16 3 4

3 932

85 75 143 592 1 123 991 573 227 64 33 17 10

92 872

2 442 1 579 3 056 9 756 20 290 25 279 19 260 7 385 2 183 974 468 200

WESTERN CAPE


1 489 722

29 467 97 474

264 353 373 799 299 720 225 858 122 967 50 393 15 867 5 481 2 738 1 604

318 640

7 343 32 651 86 906 119 862 45 233 17 718 6 119 1 794 640 172 121 82

805 112

13 936 59 578 169 222 227 844 189 091 101 750 34 009 6 605 1 724 817 361 175

16 369

355 352 747 2 091 4 110 4 439 2 636 1 149 326 83 54 25

349 601

7 834 4 893 7 479 24 002 61 285 101 951 80 203 40 845 13 176 4 410 2 202 1 322


POPULATION

SA STATISTICS, 2010

2.17

2.5 Population census, 2001 2.5.10 Industry by population group and gender

Total Black African Coloured Indian or Asian White Industry divisions

and gender 166 167 168 169 170

Total T M F Agriculture, hunting, T forestry and fishing M F Mining and quarrying T M F Manufacturing T M F Electricity, gas and T water supply M F Construction T M F Wholesale and retail T trade M F Transport, storage T and communication M F Financial, insurance, T real estate and M business services F Community, social T and personal M services F Other and not T adequately defined M F Private households T M F Unspecified/Other T M F

9 583 762 5 586 300 3 997 462

960 489 664 537 295 953

383 495 363 567 19 928

1 206 845 808 797 398 047

71 626 59 473 12 154

520 486 473 909 46 577

1 454 446 834 425 620 021

442 730 355 393 87 337

904 568 525 570 378 999

1 841 851 832 391

1 009 460

2 524 1 361 1 163

940 323 175 588 764 735

854 378 491 290 363 088

6 115 829 3 638 748 2 477 081

676 158 470 786 205 371

314 944 305 233 9 712

691 741 481 577 210 164

47 077 40 303 6 774

352 247 326 964 25 283

862 576 504 712 357 864

267 969 232 018 35 951

396 843 274 143 122 700

1 146 967 542 803 604 164

1 303 771 532

851 026 160 820 690 205

506 979 298 618 208 362

1 207 393 656 197 551 196

194 795 123 574 71 221

10 382 8 858 1 524

189 492 105 439 84 053

6 252 5 141 1 111

75 892 70 760 5 132

189 621 89 056 100 565

46 331 35 655 10 676

96 482 48 540 47 941

200 001 89 441 110 560

169 66 104

76 166 10 506 65 661

121 809 69 160 52 649

396 931 247 093 149 838

4 288 3 417 871

1 495 1 135 360

90 227 58 703 31 524

2 447 1 893 553

13 233 11 652 1 582

99 920 66 511 33 409

24 488 19 148 5 341

50 907 26 614 24 293

71 015 34 584 36 431

185 112 73

1 911 696 1 215

36 815 22 628 14 187

1 863 610 1 044 263 819 347

85 249 66 760 18 490

56 674 48 341 8 333

235 386 163 079 72 307

15 850 12 135 3 715

79 113 64 533 14 580

302 328 174 146 128 183

103 942 68 572 35 370

360 337 176 272 184 064

423 869 165 563 258 306

867 413 454

11 220 3 566 7 654

188 775 100 884 87 891


POPULATION

SA STATISTICS, 2010

2.18

2.5 Population census, 2001 2.5.11 Home language by population group and gender

Total Black African Coloured Indian or Asian White Home language

and gender 171 172 173 174 175

Total T M F Afrikaans T M F English T M F IsiNdebele T M F IsiXhosa T M F IsiZulu T M F Sepedi T M F Sesotho T M F SiSwati T M F Setswana T M F Tshivenda T M F Xitsonga T M F Other T M F

44 819 778 21 434 040 23 385 737

5 983 426 2 900 214 3 083 212

3 673 203 1 772 483 1 900 720

711 821 342 366 369 455

7 907 153 3 726 376 4 180 777

10 677 305 5 045 450 5 631 855

4 208 980 1 987 170 2 221 810

3 555 186 1 704 071 1 851 115

3 677 016 1 774 785 1 902 231

1 194 430 571 429 623 002

1 021 757 482 134 539 623

1 992 207 1 001 446 990 761

217 293 126 117 91 175

35 416 166 16 887 830 18 528 336

253 282 124 529 128 753

183 631 91 290 92 341

703 906 338 625 365 282

7 888 999 3 717 850 4 171 149

10 659 309 5 036 949 5 622 360

4 204 358 1 985 040 2 219 318

3 544 304 1 698 918 1 845 386

3 657 796 1 765 478 1 892 318

1 191 015 569 760 621 254

1 020 133 481 333 538 800

1 989 062 999 850 989 212

120 369 78 206 42 163

3 994 505 1 920 426 2 074 079

3 173 972 1 532 190 1 641 782

756 067 357 056 399 011

1 882 883 998

12 172 5 731 6 441

11 397 5 407 5 990

2 706 1 268 1 438

8 566 4 068 4 498

16 532 8 082 8 450

2 360 1 147 1 213

852 417 435

1 595 821 774

6 406 3 356 3 050

1 115 467 545 050 570 417

19 266 9 553 9 713

1 045 845 510 836 535 008

3 522 1 675 1 847

703 339 364

2 406 1 141 1 265

289 121 169

250 125 126

373 196 177

255 125 131

114 58 56

142 75 66

42 302 20 807 21 495

4 293 640 2 080 734 2 212 905

2 536 906 1 233 942 1 302 964

1 687 661 813 301 874 360

2 511 1 184 1 327

5 279 2 455 2 824

4 193 1 953 2 240

1 627 742 885

2 065 960 1 105

2 315 1 028 1 287

801 397 404

658 326 332

1 409 700 709

48 216 23 749 24 467


POPULATION

SA STATISTICS, 2010

2.19

2.5 Population census, 2001 2.5.12 Religion by population group

Total Black African Coloured Indian or Asian White

Religion 176 177 178 179 180

Total African Methodist Episcopal church African Traditional Belief Afrikaanse Protestante Kerk Anglican church Apostolic Faith Mission of SA Assemblies of God of SA Bahais Bandla Lama Nazaretha Baptist Churches of Southern Africa Buddhism Christian Centres Christian Scientist churches Church of Christ of Latter Day Saints Church of England in SA Church of the Nazarene Confucian Dutch Reformed church Ethiopian Type churches Ethnic Churches Full Gospel Church of God in Southern Africa Hinduism International Fellowship of Christian Churches (Rhema etc.) International Pentecost church Jewish Faith/Hebrew Lutheran Church of Southern Africa Methodist Churches of SA Muslim Faith Nederduits Hervormde Kerk New Age New Apostolic church No religion Orthodox churches Other Other (Seventh-Day) Adventist churches Other African Apostolic churches Other African Independent churches Other Apostolic churches Other Assemblies Other Baptist churches Other Catholic churches Other Charismatic churches Other Christian churches Other Congregational churches Other Evangelical churches Other Lutheran churches Other Methodist churches Other non-Christian churches Other non-Christian religions Other Orthodox churches Other Pentecostal churches Other Presbyterian churches Other Zionist churches Pentecostal churches Pinkster Protestante Kerk Presbyterian churches Reformed churches Refused Roman Catholic church Salvation Army United church Seventh-Day Adventist church St Engenas Zion Christian church St John's Apostolic church Taoist United Congregational church of SA Unknown Zion Christian church

44 819 778

269 687 125 903 16 153

1 614 954 246 190 430 202

1 964 248 824 346 347

4 113 290 673

4 896 14 615

107 122 -

947 3 005 698 751 415 128 999

310 041 551 669

82 943 216 104 75 555

1 070 713 2 925 556 654 064 106 790 249 530 18 250

6 767 165 -

25 261 75 549

29 168 656 644

5 052 613 162 144 344 890 29 545 13 164

2 885 253 252 120

1 043 110 60 273

110 161 -

12 274 42 251

763 879 134 271

1 887 147 40 092 52 148

698 225 103 553 12 520

3 151 791 58 675

156 489 23 477

527 290 371

256 705 573 190

4 948 455

35 416 166

236 931 124 947

389 1 048 020 149 039 382 825 1 475

241 412 232 782

409 204 167 3 372

9 640 59 788

- 370

1 077 020 720 826 121 362

174 579 16 425 44 569

213 658 11 979

933 507 2 453 624 74 701 22 133 206 573 4 682

6 211 818 -

16 942 68 342

27 869 559 178 4 224 474 137 842 330 999 27 987 4 006

1 928 892 151 059 905 752 52 119 104 965

- 9 674 23 874 483 501 132 530 1 773 617 26 029 8 276

613 870 51 901 8 492

2 498 257 52 148 127 269 22 734 522 174

67 187 025 435 774 4 915 503

3 994 505

32 229 801 1 320

355 302 27 728 29 631 150 5 581 34 751

92 48 201 373 1 244 3 503

- 422

475 654 21 413 5 851

41 692 5 328 12 092

1 758 1 286

112 685 127 353 296 021 2 963 16 733 10 897 153 254

- 4 951

4 750 743

38 719 599 910 19 431 9 370 669 1 793

460 704 90 866 96 932 5 895 3 627

- 833 1 182

186 274 1 094 80 012 11 354 17 989 9 938 4 125 1 207

351 589 2 948 16 881 241 3 406 88

67 769 46 744 26 164

1 115 467

79 22 11

5 130 1 175 1 083 54 376 4 309 1 755 10 770 125 191 119

- 49

2 164 1 133 305 32 242

527 353 2 954

105 615 569 2 821

274 932 60

2 716 22

25 087 -

285 538

64 2 846 13 479 1 538 723 156 378

122 947 387

11 426 237 160

- 59 202

16 518 60

8 653 516 285 845 158 205

20 670 290 1 264 104 372 23 294 9 984 1 474

4 293 640

447 132

14 433 206 501 68 247 16 662 285 1 455

74 504 1 856 27 535 1 026 3 540 43 712

- 107

1 450 861 8 043 1 481

61 528 2 562 23 329 583

61 675 23 952 341 758 8 410 81 633 23 508 2 648

377 007 -

3 084 1 919

492 55 902 214 749 3 334 3 798 732 6 987

372 709 9 807 29 000 2 022 1 408

- 1 708 16 994 77 585 586

24 865 2 194 25 598 73 571 47 370 2 616

281 275 3 290 11 075 397 1 338 194 1 617 80 688 5 313


VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.1

3.1 Recorded live births, deaths and stillbirths – All population groups Particulars in respect of the former TBVC states are excluded from 1991–1993. It should be noted that data on births, deaths, marriages and divorces are advanced as near as possible to the end of the relevant year on account of the closing date for these series. Late registrations that are consequently not included in the statistical series of the year concerned, will thus be included with the information for the following year. This amended procedure means that when interpreting the data, cognisance should be taken that the basis of the statistics is the year of registration and not the year of the event as such. As from 1991 statistical information regarding births, deaths, stillbirths and marriages is not available by population group. Therefore, this table contains information for all four population groups. It should be clearly understood that the figures for 1991 and 1992 reflect RECORDED events (registrations) with regard to births, stillbirths and deaths and that they are lower than the actual numbers.

Recorded deaths, excluding stillbirths Total recorded

live births Total deaths Infant deaths

2/

Recorded stillbirths 3/

Year

1 2 3 4

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1/ 1997 1/ 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

537 999 501 461 557 995 667 107 809 439 998 798

1 046 095 1 216 337 1 363 800 1 407 833 1 433 432 1 517 671 1 677 415 1 475 809 1 380 496 1 346 119 1 199 712

.. .. .. .. .. ..

317 131 365 852 381 820 415 983 454 847 502 031 556 769 576 700 598 054 612 462 601 133

.. .. .. .. .. ..

24 734 28 493 28 624 28 872 29 842 34 390 38 405 41 414 46 427 48 239 46 546

.. .. .. .. .. ..

5 982 7 729

11 968 12 561 14 183 13 287 14 640 15 821 13 824 14 200 14 179

Source: Stats SA, Recorded live births (Statistical release P0305) 1/ As a result of the loss of data at Bureau Nucleus, the number of registered births for 1996 were adjusted, while those for 1997 were estimated. Further details

can be found in Statistical release P0305: Recorded births, 1990–1997. 2/ Deaths under one year of age. 3/ Stillbirths are not included in births. A stillbirth is the birth of a viable foetus that showed no sign of life after complete birth. 3.2 Recorded births 3.2.1 Total occurrences and registrations

Total occurrences 1/ Total registrations 2/ Year

5 6

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

928 377 935 537 934 148 952 509 930 818 959 463 947 076 931 357 946 918 957 634 941 664 950 439 940 157 988 360

1 019 812 1 035 240

997 565 960 189

537 999 501 461 557 995 667 107 809 439 998 798

1 046 095 1 216 337 1 363 800 1 407 833 1 433 432 1 517 671 1 677 415 1 475 809 1 380 496 1 346 119 1 199 712 1 277 763

Source: Stats SA, Recorded live births (Statistical release P0305) 1/ Date of birth in the South African Population Register. 2/ Date of registration of birth as established by Stats SA, which is based on births registered during the year.

VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.2

3.2 Recorded births 3.2.2 Year of occurrence by gender and citizenship

SA citizens 1/ Non-citizens 1/ Others 2/ Grand total

Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Year

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

463 477 466 934 467 919 477 043 465 963 480 555 473 724 465 536 473 420 479 529 471 666 475 781 472 025 496 791 513 053 519 907 502 044 482 704

463 081 467 047 465 030 474 316 463 500 477 813 472 602 465 134 472 838 477 947 469 840 474 520 468 022 491 493 506 714 515 294 495 475 477 449

926 558 933 981 932 949 951 359 929 463 958 368 946 326 930 670 946 258 957 476 941 506 950 301 940 047 988 284

1 019 767 1 035 201

997 519 960 153

515 388 257 221 195 190 118 114 95 67 67 45 52 30 8 2 3 0

511 385 252 216 217 206 105 98

110 44 44 47 29 16 4 3 1 0

1 026

773 509 437 412 396 223 212 205 111 111

92 81 46 12

5 4 0

407 370 346 376 448 359 272 259 227 25 25 20 19 13 17 18 17 20

386 413 344 337 495 340 255 216 228 22 22 26 10 17 16 16 25 16

793 783 690 713 943 699 527 475 455

47 47 46 29 30 33 34 42 36

464 399 467 692 468 522 477 640 466 606 481 104 474 114 465 909 473 742 479 621 471 758 475 846 472 096 496 834 513 078 519 927 502 064 482 724

463 978 467 845 465 626 474 869 464 212 478 359 472 962 465 448 473 176 478 013 469 906 474 593 468 061 491 526 506 734 515 313 495 501 477 465

928 377 935 537 934 148 952 509 930 818 959 463 947 076 931 357 946 918 957 634 941 664 950 439 940 157 988 360

1 01 9812 1 03 5240

997 565 960 189

Source: Stats SA, Recorded live births (Statistical release P0305) 1/ Citizenship of the person whose birth has been registered. 2/ Others refer to the people whose citizenship is under investigation at the time of extracting the information from the register. Once the citizenship is resolved,

these people will either be classified as citizens or as non-citizens. 3.2.3 Registrations by province and gender

2005 2006

Total Male Female Total Male Female Province

19 20 21 22 23 24

South Africa Eastern Cape Free State Gauteng KwaZulu-Natal Limpopo Mpumalanga Northern Cape North West Western Cape Unspecified Foreign

1 380 496

292 414

68 487 210 817 304 206 159 924

99 772 21 891 98 961

117 068 219

6 737

694 966

147 132 34 515

106 469 153 096 79 978 50 255 11 102 49 959 58 799

118 3 543

685 530

145 282 33 972

104 348 151 110 79 946 49 517 10 789 49 002 58 269

101 3 194

1 346 119

242 833

66 278 215 511 327 766 148 115

96 787 21 949 99 136

121 098 145

6 501

675 423

122 403 33 267

108 686 162 631 74 341 48 681 10 961 50 218 60 811

80 3 344

670 696

120 430 33 011

106 825 165 135 73 774 48 106 10 988 48 918 60 287

65 3 157

3.2.3 Registrations by province and gender (concluded)

2007 2008

Total Male Female Total Male Female Province

25 26 27 28 29 30

South Africa Eastern Cape Free State Gauteng KwaZulu-Natal Limpopo Mpumalanga Northern Cape North West Western Cape Unspecified Foreign

1 199 712

180 453

62 976 228 370 284 581 134 713

89 325 25 694 72 640

112 751 252

7 957

602 415

90 790 31 928

115 289 141 470 67 667 44 910 12 999 36 571 56 649

128 4 014

597 297

89 663 31 048

113 081 143 111 67 046 44 415 12 695 36 069 56 102

124 3 943

1 277 763

176 922

67 356 242 375 295 322 140 860 110 058

25 735 86 806

119 476 5 243 7 610

641 311

88 466 33 919

122 513 146 236 71 069 55 442 13 062 43 892 60 157 2 586 3 969

636 452

88 456 33 437

119 862 149 086 69 791 54 616 12 673 42 914 59 319 2 657 3 641

Source: Stats SA, Recorded live births (Statistical release P0305)

VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.3

3.3 Marriages As many couples did not specify their population groups, it was decided that an 'Unspecified' population group category had to be added. In the past mixed marriages were not reported in detail. However, since the beginning of 1996, data on mixed marriages are reported in detail. 3.3.1 All population groups by way of solemnisation

Marriages solemnised by - Total

Religious ceremony Civil ceremony Unspecified

Year

31 32 33 34

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

108 929 111 557 120 159 133 309 148 148 146 732 146 729 146 741 140 458 143 391 134 581 177 202 178 689 176 521 180 657 184 860 183 030 186 522

52 879 57 074 59 638 61 076 61 271 55 809 53 330 52 294 44 479 47 757 45 186 51 188 51 242 55 992 59 052 61 230 93 828 63 866

45 372 53 622 57 681 66 274 75 201 74 373 71 003 65 471 64 707 72 321 69 521 97 286 99 286 92 933 93 440 93 530 89 112 95 898

10 678 861 2 840 5 959 11 676 16 550 22 396 28 976 31 272 23 313 19 874 28 728 28 161 27 596 28 185 30 100

90 26 758

Source: Stats SA, Marriages and divorces (Report 03-07-01) 3.3.2 Marital status

Marital status

Bridegroom Bride Total marriages Rate

Bachelor Widower Divorced Unspec. Spinster Widow Divorced Unspec. Year

35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

108 929 111 557 120 159 133 309 148 148 146 732 146 729 146 741 140 458 143 391 134 581 177 202 178 689 176 521 180 521 184 860 183 030 186 522

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

91 547 93 869 96 087 109 324 121 746 120 641 121 594 120 747 122 412 124 353 111 184 147 157 148 900 147 405 148 167 152 317 149 556 152 951

2 650 2 631 2 482 2 182 2 675 2 696 2 558 3 056 3 071 2 674 4 224 7 417 7 321 6 460 5 794 5 002 4 046 3 758

14 732 15 057 15 068 15 057 17 001 17 013 16 371 17 028 12 628 1 144 3 030 3 376 3 681 3 759 4 881 5 213 5 392 5 772

.. ..

6 522 6 746 6 726 6 382 6 206 5 910 2 347 13 709 16 143 19 252 18 787 18 897 21 815 22 328 24 036 24 041

92 660 95 135 98 314 112 569 126 121 125 134 126 494 125 734 117 782 119 003 116 724 151 142 153 234 151 784 153 429 158 430 156 118 159 060

2 888 2 774 2 753 2 474 2 825 2 777 2 698 3 008 5 132 4 874 2 162 6 506 6 343 5 727 5 430 4 379 3 425 3 167

13 381 13 648 13 633 13 362 15 021 14 910 13 824 14 472 15 101 2 840 2 637 2 945 3 048 3 058 3 824 3 904 4 172 4 151

.. ..

5 459 4 904 4 181 3 911 3 713 3 527 2 443 16 674 13 058 16 609 16 064 15 952 17 974 18 147 19 315 20 144

Source: Stats SA, Marriages and divorces (Report 03-07-01)

VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.4

3.3 Marriages 3.3.3 Median age 1/

Median age at marriage by marital status

Bride-groom,

total

Bride, total Bachelor Spinster Widower Widow Divorced

male Divorced female

Unspec. male

Unspec. female Year

45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

29,7 32,6 30,8 31,4 32,3 32,9 33,5 33,7 29,6 29,6 29,6 33,0 34,0 33,0 33,0 34,0 34,0 34,0

26,7 29,0 27,7 28,1 28,7 29,1 29,5 29,7 33,8 33,7 33,8 29,0 29,0 29,0 29,0 29,0 30,0 29,0

28,6 31,0 29,2 29,9 30,8 31,5 32,2 32,3 28,8 28,7 28,7 32,0 33,0 32,0 32,0 32,0 32,0 32,0

25,7 27,6 26,4 27,0 27,7 28,2 28,6 28,7 33,1 33,0 33,0 28,0 29,0 28,0 28,2 29,0 29,0 29,0

54,5 53,2 57,7 57,4 57,5 57,1 56,9 57,3 35,6 36,2 36,8 39,0 40,0 39,0 39,0 42,0 43,0 45,0

45,3 46,3 47,9 47,0 47,2 47,7 47,4 48,0 46,9 47,8 48,4 38,0 29,0 29,0 28,0 29,0 29,0 29,0

37,2 38,9 38,0 38,2 38,8 39,1 29,6 39,6 44,5 45,6 43,8 52,0 52,0 50,0 52,0 50,0 51,0 52,0

33,8 35,3 34,4 34,6 35,2 35,8 36,3 36,3 47,7 49,3 48,7 45,0 45,0 44,0 46,0 45,0 45,0 46,0

.. .. 36,6 37,3 38,1 39,2 40,1 41,0 34,1 34,5 34,7 40,0 41,0 41,0 42,0 42,0

..

..

.. .. 35,9 37,2 37,9 38,9 40,4 42,1 37,7 38,3 38,8 35,0 37,0 38,0 38,0 37,0

..

..

Source: Stats SA, Marriages and divorces (Report 03-07-01) 1/ This is the age of a person in the centre when all persons are arranged in increasing order by age.

VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.5

3.3 Marriages 3.3.4 Relative ages of bride and bridegroom

2004

Age of bridegroom Total

<20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75> Age of

bride 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68

Total <20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75>

176 521

3758

36104 51815 36334 20640 12399

7130 4108 2073 1129

585 292 154

318

183 105 22 5 2 1 - - - - - - -

12 971

1 820 8 573 2 056

387 95 24 9 7 - - - - -

41 055

1 251

17 238 18 498 3 223

632 159 38 13 2 - 1 - -

43 770

362

7 301 20 159 13 018 2 223

538 128 32 6 3 - - -

29 635

94

1 990 7 450

11 906 6 432 1 378

298 75 9 1 1 1 -

19 263

34

592 2 429 5 055 6 486 3 625

817 170 41 9 2 - -

11 429

3

189 735

1 687 2 864 3 489 1 875

447 100 30 9 - 1

7 499

7

78 269 602

1 146 1 855 2 082 1 119

242 77 19 3 -

4 413

1

16 107 265 411 732

1 011 1 114

520 187 36 9 4

2 802

3 8

51 105 188 366 455 634 579 292 87 29 5

1 699

- 8

23 51 96

140 243 271 358 272 174 46 17

831

- 3

12 19 36 54

106 134 115 148 111 73 20

836

- 3 4

11 29 35 68 92

101 110 145 131 107

2003


<20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75> Age of

bride 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82

Total <20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75>

178 689

3 543

35 397 51 546 36 632 21 670 13 132 7 511 4 457 2 298 1 321 668 325

-

312

175 107 21 9 - - - - - - - - -

12 363

1 716 8 233 1 885

383 106 27 10 3 - - - - -

40 220

1 176

16 938 18 182 3 096

615 162 30 16 4 1 - - -

42 939

320

7 172 20 073 12 508 2 196

522 113 25 4 5 1 - -

30 541

103

1 979 7 711

12 365 6 599 1 390

301 76 12 4 - 1 -

19 875

29

651 2 414 5 246 6 745 3 705

830 200 43 9 1 2 1

12 574

13

181 814

1 855 3 211 3 866 1 989

489 117 27 11 1 1

8 165

3

75 257 721

1 285 2 035 2 180 1 218

274 78 25 13

-

4 872

3

40 98

258 498 806

1 087 1 235

608 179 39 17 1

3 150

2

13 52

118 240 365 526 674 661 367 97 25 8

1 779

1 5

23 45

102 140 248 301 331 346 175 48 9

952

2 2

11 15 44 72

121 126 123 171 163 74 25

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

2002


<20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75> Age of

bride 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96

Total <20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75>

177 202

3 668

35 638 52 589 36 335 20 704 12 349 6 998 4 150 2 242 1 423

579 344 183

264

138 90 18 11 4 3 - - - - - - -

12 498

1 739 8 310 1 943

362 108

8 2 - - - - - -

41 347

1 268

17 350 18 785 3 112

630 150 37 9 3 3 - - -

43 423

372

7 123 20 569 12 583 2 137

468 128 31 9 3 - - -

29 615

83

1 862 7 636

12 148 6 167 1 311

299 90 12 6 1 - -

18 888

37

608 2 326 5 093 6 499 3 389

722 171 30 11 1 - 1

11 976

6

182 794

1 850 3 039

1 903 409 102 44 7 5 1

7 849

16 65

303 687

1 236 1 942 2 001 1 186

294 93 21 5 -

4 502

5

23 117 248 471 733

1 052 1 079

553 162 43 15 1

3 214

3

16 56

149 241 375 486 683 648 420 92 37 8

1 661

1 5

23 51 89

183 196 250 337 340 128 49 9

98

- - 1 2 4 7 9

14 15 18 14 8 2

..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..


VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.6

3.3 Marriages 3.3.4 Relative ages of bride and bridegroom (concluded)

2001


<20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75> Age of

bride 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110

Total <20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75>

134 581

2 232

24 394 40 404 27 585 16 827 9 698 5 900 3 398 1 903 1 178 565 325 172

196

112 57 18 5 1 2 - 1 - - - - -

9 057

1 102 5 834 1 678 341 67 27 7 1 - - - - -

30 691

758

11 840 14 760 2 630 503 158 32 7 2 - 1 - -

32 092

175 4 736 15 311 9 444 1 841 441 111 26 4 2 1 - -

23 223

58

1 338 6 017 9 212 5 163 1 092 271 56 11 4 1 - -

14 447

23 388 1 708 3 757 5 122 2 586 643 174 31 12 3 - -

9 331

4

126 531 1 369 2 439 2 767 1 612 343 110 23 2 3 2

6 193

-

49 212 482 1 003 1 476 1 675 987 215 78 11 2 3

3 620

-

13 81 174 375 611 810 872 488 152 34 5 5

2 500

- 9 54 99 182 262 421 489 510 329 103 34 8

1 430

- 1 21 37 72 136 161 221 301 275 132 52 21

911

- - 9 19 36 84 94 117 138 171 132 80 31

890

- 3 4 16 23 56 63 104 93 132 145 149 102

2000


<20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75> Age of

bride 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124

Total <20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75>

143 391

4 915

24 773 41 656 29 295 17 366 10 424 6 193 3 779 1 968 1 593 749 469 211

614

345 194 53 16 6 - - - - - - - -

10 010

2 124 5 530 1 883 342 92 27 5 4 2 - 1 - -

33 020

1 731 12 265 15 456 2 760 627 127 37 11 3 2 1 - -

33 500

524 4 782 15 752 10 030 1 806 444 131 22 7 1 - - 1

23 776

127 1 389 5 843 9 724 5 188 1 156 275 55 14 3 1 1 -

15 316

42 397 1 765 4 119 5 316 2 822 635 156 44 13 4 3 -

9 805

11 127 524 1 386 2 530 3 044 1 644 422 89 23 3 2 -

6 663

7 48 213 569 1 046 1 595 1 812 1 051 214 81 19 6 2

3 986

2 25 102 193 400 633 837 1 019 509 201 46 14 5

2 802

2 10 30 94 201 325 441 559 534 445 116 39 6

1 605

- 1 19 26 74 116 190 258 290 383 171 62 15

1 178

- 4 11 22 43 79 102 137 154 273 181 137 35

1 116

- 1 5 14 37 56 84 85 108 168 206 205 147

1999


<20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75> Age of

bride 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138

Total <20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75>

140 458

4 585

24 849 40 494 27 579 16 898 9 900 6 267 3 686 2 470 1 757 1 105 540 328

631

379 182 54 9 6 1 - - - - - - -

10 308

1 972 5 956 1 919 345 81 25 8 1 - - - - 1

32 077

1 661 12 065 14 948 2 667 524 159 42 9 2 - - - -

31 839

396 4 585 15 212 9 323 1 809 398 88 18 5 4 - - 1

22 694

69

1 516 5 660 9 029 4 936 1 057 271 65 19 1 2 1 68

14 497

38 385 1 704 3 749 5 063 2 708 654 149 37 8 2 - -

9 630

6

147 542 1 366 2 475 2 904 1 682 381 95 21 10 1 -

6 186

6 42 200 513 970 1 446 1 705 933 270 69 25 6 1

4 337

2 26 88 208 425 649 1 013 1 027 615 202 66 11 5

2 898

3 10 29 88 199 270 421 560 664 441 160 38 15

2 138

1 5 28 33 93 168 197 296 414 503 290 75 35

1 374

1 8 9 20 38 75 106 131 196 281 298 158 53

1 399

3 - 4 20 36 48 80 104 155 227 254 251 217


VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.7

3.4 Divorces 3.4.1 Divorces by population group

Total Black African Coloured Indian or Asian White Mixed Unspecified Year

139 140 141 142 143 144 145

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

23 865 28 264 29 878 59 756 31 592 32 775 34 231 35 792 37 098 34 102 34 045 31 370 31 566 31 768 32 484 31 270 29 639 28 924

.. .. ..

4 754 8 174 7 243 7 174 6 673 6 823 7 623 7 860 7 050 7 657 8 965 8 672 9 113 9 055

10 110

5 057 5 408a 5 920 5 190 5 029 4 190 4 634 3 790 3 938 3 365 3 872 3 581 3 911 3 300 3 568 3 451 3 558 3 057

1 410 1 850a 1 676 1 684 1 601 1 489 1 685 1 753 1 976 1 746 1 672 1 525 1 508 1 648 1 635 1 676 1 715 1 802

17 398 21 006 19 020 18 250 16 788 15 831 15 295 14 443 14 785 15 211 14 718 14 171 12 639 12 437 11 582 11 079 9 935 9 481

..

.. .. .. ..

191 184 250 357 401 470 365 532 594 538 613 865 902

.. .. .. .. ..

3 831 5 259 8 883 9 219 5 756 5 453 4 678 5 319 4 824 6 489 5 338 4 511 3 572


VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.8

3.4 Divorces 3.4.3 Divorces by population group and way of solemnisation

Marriages solemnised by - Plaintiff Median age at divorce 1/

Total Religious ceremony

Civil ceremony

Unspeci-fied Husband Wife Husband Wife

Median duration of marriage

2/ Year

153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161

Black African

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

4 754 8 174 7 243 7 174 6 673 6 823 7 623 7 860 7 050 7 657 8 965 8 672 9 113 9 055

10 110

1 413 2 663 2 391 2 387 2 415 2 465 1 054 1 008

513 594 504 579 413

2 845 3 072

3 096 5 066 4 506 4 409 3 932 4 002 5 999 6 470 6 199 6 641 7 973 7 547 8 141 5 703 6 511

245 445 346 378 326 356 570 382 338 422 488 546 559 507 527

1 909 3 673 3 436 3 046 2 685 2 991 3 497 3 560 3 225 3 520 4 145

.. 4 213 4 812 4 397

2 845 4 501 3 507 4 128 3 988 3 125 3 366 4 290 3 229 3 529 4 067

.. 4 582 4 039 4 153

36,9 44,0 44,9 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

36,2 40,4 40,8 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

9,5

12,1 12,3 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

Coloured

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

5 190 5 029 4 190 4 634 3 790 3 938 3 365 3 872 3 581 3 911 3 300 3 568 3 451 3 558 3 057

2 909 2 863 2 334 2 697 2 287 2 355 292 348 158 166 166 163 132

2 337 2 024

2 002 1 847 1 685 1 734 1 336 1 414 2 971 3 440 3 345 3 653 3 030 3 302 3 207 1 126

925

279 319 171 203 167 169 102 84 78 92

104 103 112 95

108

1 405 1 428 1 185 1 246 1 026 1 150 1 078 1 091 1 143 1 311 1 081

.. 1 166 1 284

978

3 785 3 601 3 005 3 388 2 764 2 452 2 048 2 760 2 290 2 330 2 032

.. 2 219 2 232 1 770

35,4 40,5 40,2 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

33,9 39,4 38,3 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

9,5

12,6 12,3 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

Indian or Asian

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

1 684 1 601 1 489 1 685 1 753 1 976 1 746 1 672 1 525 1 508 1 648 1 635 1 676 1 715 1 802

361 318 316 378 379 453 143 189 118 128 106 124 81

489 645

1 225 1 148 1 064 1 193 1 258 1 421 1 518 1 419 1 363 1 328 1 477 1 457 1 546 1 108 1 016

98

135 109 114 116 102 85 64 44 52 65 54 49

118 141

552 512 496 510 484 582 616 635 589 536 655

.. 604 687 986

1 132 1 089 993 1 175 1 269 1 280 1 054 1 041

851 851 929

.. 1 056

997 218

34,5 39,0 39,4 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

31,7 35,5 35,7 .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

..

9,5

11,8 11,6 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

White

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

18 250 16 788 15 831 15 295 14 443 14 785 15 211 14 718 14 171 12 639 12 437 11 582 11 079

9 935 9 481

12 699 11 666 11 234 10 956 10 412 10 696 6 075 6 074 4 686 4 613 3 975 3 731 2 686 7 168 7 027

4 412 3 797 3 631 3 421 3 021 3 241 8 617 8 282 9 087 7 646 8 068 7 479 7 995 2 059 1 794

1 139 1 325 966 918 1 010 848 519 362 398 380 394 372 398 707 660

5 918 5 296 5 102 4 764 4 286 4 802 5 344 5 542 4 962 4 404 4 318

.. 4 103 3 780 3 224

12 332 11 492 10 729 10 531 10 157 9 018 9 046 9 014 8 553 7 535 7 430

.. 6 784 6 002 5 495

36,1 39,0 41,4 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

33,3 37,8 38,0 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

8,2

10,5 10,7 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

Source: Stats SA, Marriages and divorces (Report 03-07-01) 1/ This is the age of a person in the centre when all persons are arranged in increasing order by age. 2/ This is the duration of the marriage in the centre when all marriages are arranged in increasing order by duration.

VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.9

3.4 Divorces 3.4.3 Divorces by population group and way of solemnisation (concluded)

Marriages solemnised by - Plaintiff Median age at divorce 1/

Total Religious ceremony

Civil ceremony

Unspeci-fied Husband Wife Husband Wife

Median duration of marriage 2/ Year

162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170

Mixed

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

191 184 250 357 401 470 365 532 594 538 613 865 902

61

56 77 138 82 89 44 72 82 61 43

296 307

118 115 164 204 300 358 310 438 494 453 544 528 556

12 13 9 15 19 23 11 22 18 24 26 41 39

67

57 77 125 146 162 189 204 239

.. 243 392 341

124 127 173 206 249 308 213 294 310

.. 349 456 450

41,4 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

36,5 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

8,7

.. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

Unspecified

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

3 831 5 259 8 883 9 219 5 756 5 453 4 678 5 319 4 824 6 489 5 338 4 511 3 572

2 134 2 905 4 299 4 070 975 932 748 751 637

1 249 631

1 490 1 286

1 105 1 441 3 332 3 587 3 984 3 571 3 465 3 938 3 163 3 660 4 087 2 156 1 608

592 913 1 252 1 562 797 950 465 630

1 024 1 580

620 865 678

1 189 1 506 2 692 2 776 1 924 2 043 1 730 2 129 1 681

.. 2 226 2 060 1 398

2 642 3 753 9 191 5 258 2 827 3 470 2 486 2 792 2 190

.. 2 931 2 265 1 785

41,6 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

39,0 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

11,4 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

Source: Stats SA, Marriages and divorces (Report 03-07-01) 1/ This is the age of a person in the centre when all persons are arranged in increasing order by age. 2/ This is the duration of the marriage in the centre when all marriages are arranged in increasing order by duration.

VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.10

3.4 Divorces 3.4.4 Divorces by population group and duration of marriage

Duration of marriage Total

<1 1 2 3 4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20> Unspec. Year

171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181

Black African

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

4 754 8 174 7 243 7 174 6 673 6 823 7 623 7 860 7 050 7 657 8 965

19 23 19 24 28 38 6 30 23 25 32

132 240 179 149 134 169 214 153 160 183 218

253 375 318 298 221 277 309 372 287 312 426

297 480 410 427 344 375 404 410 399 464 450

341 519 436 447 423 422 470 454 496 461 531

1 490 2 671 2 344 2 398 2 117 2 128 2 272 2 426 2 108 2 289 2 616

1 145 1 903 1 700 1 670 1 595 1 464 1 736 1 701 1 549 1 694 2 020

610 1 058 978 1 023 976 963 991 1 044

906 878

1 106

467 905 859 838 758 825 985 947 856 915

1 165

- - - - -

162 236 323 316 436 401

Coloured

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

5 190 5 029 4 190 4 634 3 790 3 938 3 365 3 872 3 581 3 911 3 300

28 27 25 25 13 20 7 12 15 13 15

179 185 112 124 101 110 130 71 85 89 78

284 258 243 223 189 166 157 206 155 164 142

350 277 240 281 253 255 205 237 204 195 181

338 323 265 311 266 251 219 212 186 250 166

1 559 1 428 1 267 1 372 1 088 1 100 908 1 121 1 034 1 122

914

1 150 1 193 928 996 789 831 711 800 761 816 687

662 708 579 684 569 545 456 551 486 551 429

641 630 531 618 522 556 517 562 543 586 597

- - - - -

104 55 114 112 124 91

Indian or Asian

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

1 684 1 601 1 489 1 685 1 753 1 976 1 746 1 672 1 525 1 508 1 648

20 23 20 26 24 15 6 24 23 15 18

97

112 62 93 78 82 107 68 67 71 78

105 106 92 85 90 93 103 130 92 88 76

99

117 97 114 103 138 96 95 100 96 89

126 101 98 100 94 136 118 106 83

108 106

437 398 436 469 481 497 439 383 407 387 434

375 360 303 340 348 397 286 304 282 256 323

243 202 172 252 236 268 231 189 187 202 204

79

182 195 206 299 302 310 263 284 222 271

- - - - -

48 50 110 44 63 49

White

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

18 250 16 788 15 831 15 295 14 443 14 785 15 211 14 718 14 171 12 639 12 437

300 323 270 224 209 210 27 135 161 104 146

1 335 1 265 1 109 1 016 908 839 910 4 780

651 617 580

1 602 1 385 1 328 1 203 1 147 1 077 1 015 1 024

945 759 773

1 519 1 409 1 228 1 196 1 073 1 194 1 176 1 111

981 870 814

1 394 1 256 1 218 1 118 1 060 1 089 1 093 955 975 852 820

4 718 4 367 4 268 4 230 7 011 3 938 3 983 3 947 3 698 3 358 3 185

3 017 2 720 2 517 2 361 2 287 2 255 2 469 2 395 2 380 2 138 2 113

1 798 1 672 1 706 1 660 1 651 1 640 1 781 1 568 1 499 1 344 1 318

2 567 2 391 2 187 2 287 2 128 2 185 2 374 2 414 2 352 2 047 2 246

- - - - -

358 383 691 529 550 442


VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.11

3.4 Divorces 3.4.4 Divorces by population group and duration of marriage (concluded)

Duration of marriage Total

<1 1 2 3 4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20> Unspec. Year

182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192

Mixed

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

191 184 250 357 444 470 444 532 594

3

10 4 6 4 14 8 9 5

15 7 19 22 30 36 36 31 39

28 18 23 32 31 44 52 47 34

22 21 18 24 45 36 40 51 41

15 15 23 23 34 31 28 57 69

51

57 70 117 126 119 102 145 175

31 30 50 45 75 78 71 78

102

13 12 23 35 33 42 33 35 40

13 14 20 40 48 36 44 48 69

-

- -

13 18 34 30 31 20

Unspecified

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

3 831 5 259 8 883 9 219 5 756 5 453 4 599 5 319 4 824

52 53 72 82 6 38 27 33 23

219 266 339 373 230 173 184 194 152

268 310 550 534 328 327 336 289 245

278 355 598 583 346 330 256 380 283

243 378 572 591 401 317 273 299 331

1 089 1 493 2 600 2 659 1 567 1 570 1 275 1 508 1 288

725 1 022 1 801 1 665 1 093 968 848

1 001 962

437 631 1 156 1 189 718 697 542 608 596

520 328 1 195 1 249 816 792 648 791 754

- - -

294 251 241 210 216 190


VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.12

3.4 Divorces 3.4.5 Number of minor children involved by population group

Number of minor children involved

Total None 1 2 3 4 5 6> Unspec.

Minor children

1/ Year

193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202

Black African

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

4 754 8 174 7 243 7 174 6 673 6 823 7 623 7 860 7 050 7 657 8 965

1 501 2 681 2 379 2 280 2 116 2 195 2 106* 2 415 1 863 2 347 2 615

1 175 2 123 1 850 1 894 1 778 1 815 2 046 2 004 1 890 2 054 2 203

1 155 1 870 1 710 1 752 1 648 1 653 1 899 1 910 1 674 1 820 1 786

580 993 837 839 778 801 781 773 713 722 652

178 332 316 288 253 247 210 253 198 188 169

60

97 103 84 69 69 67 65 58 39 39

18 43 46 37 31 43 38 27 12 12 14

87

45 2 - - - -

413 635 475 487

6 352

10 893 9 852 9 722 8 969 9 134 9 627 9 640 8 578 8 872 8 686

Coloured

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

5 190 5 029 4 190 4 634 3 790 3 938 3 365 3 872 3 581 3 911 3 300

1 036 1 045 858 948 791 887 935 869 774 457 824

1 414 1 367 1 149 1 296 1 069 1 152 942 1 085 1 073 1 092

869

1 470 1 426 1 211 1 347 1 144 1 174 982 1 165 1 067 1 147

897

815 780 674 726 550 517 382 483 394 444 317

303 288 217 232 176 171 99 96 91 66 66

71 68 63 70 47 23 20 21 15 13 13

32 19 17 15 13 14 5 6 6 4 2

49

36 1 - - - -

147 161 688 231

8 576 8 168 6 883 7 542 6 027 5 946 4 589 5 377 4 868 5 062 3 955

Indian or Asian

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

1 684 1 601 1 489 1 685 1 753 1 976 1 746 1 672 1 525 1 508 1 648

333 334 355 393 388 460 503 539 370 463 504

480 490 422 508 519 605 536 484 457 481 487

520 487 439 471 540 607 473 435 386 376 409

243 209 192 230 226 247 191 142 143 116 117

78 62 65 70 62 42 36 27 29 29 10

15 10 12 11 13 11 6 9 4 1 3

5 0 4 2 5 4 1 3 - - -

10 9 - - - - -

33 136 42

118

2 667 2 389 2 222 2 488 2 620 2 805 2 237 1 951 1 794 1 702 1 711

White

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

18 250 16 788 15 831 15 295 14 443 14 785 15 211 14 718 14 171 11 995 12 437

6 679 6 348 6 053 6 004 5 528 5 976 6 309 5 303 5 282 4 449 4 551

4 535 4 210 3 939 3 870 3 648 3 654 3 762 3 647 3 521 3 134 2 888

4 757 4 327 4 202 4 011 3 860 3 869 3 914 3 849 3 597 3 146 2 704

1 694 1 452 1 359 1 139 1 188 1 070 1 048 971 892 721 601

328 274 244 226 188 176 162 125 131 80 54

43 52 23 38 25 21 11 19 16 12 7

16 20 9 7 3 19 5 2 7 2 2

198 105 2 - 3 - -

802 725

1 095 1 630

20 772 18 706 17 566 16 445 15 848 15 579 15 500 14 854 14 031 11 995 10 363

Source: Stats SA, Marriages and divorces (Report 03-07-01) 1/ Minor children refers to unmarried children under 21 years of age.

VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.13

3.4 Divorces 3.4.5 Number of minor children involved by population group (concluded)

Number of minor children involved

Total None 1 2 3 4 5 6> Unspec.

Minor children

1/ Year

203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212

Mixed

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

191 184 250 357 444 470 444 465 594

78

73 94 152 200 205 191 178 233

55

46 72 102 112 115 105 130 132

39 35 55 66 98 87 76 97 99

13 23 23 27 29 25 19 23 29

6 6 5 9 5 6 7 8 9

- 1 1 1 - 1 - 2 1

- - - - - - - - -

-

- - - -

31 46 94 91

196 214 276 353 416 420 342 465 458

Unspecified

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

3 831 5 259 8 883 9 519 5 756 5 453 4 599 5 319 4 824

1 129 1 560 2 908 3 135 2 265 1 923 1 768 1 739 1 750

1 001 1 437 2 295 2 404 1 449 1 245 1 103 1 314 1 122

1 060 1 427 2 382 2 442 1 381 1 240 1 028 1 130

944

474 626 965 896 476 423 384 431 316

132 172 262 252 144 97 94 91 77

26 25 54 55 24 21 13 14 16

8

7 12 35 17 9 5 8

10

1 5 5 - -

495 204 582 587

5 252

7 065 11 383 11 513 6 464 5 561 4 787 5 335 4 424

Source: Stats SA, Marriages and divorces (Report 03-07-01) 1/ Minor children refers to unmarried children under 21 years of age.

VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.14

3.4 Divorces 3.4.6 Relative age of spouse by population group

2008

Age of husband Total

<20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75> Unspec.Age of wife (in years)

213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227

Black African Total <20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75> Unspecified

10 110

4

170 975

1 754 2 227 1 815 1 249

592 273 119

42 12

4 874

-

- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

17

2 9 6 - - - - - - - - - - -

270

1

55 146 49 11 2 - 1 - - - - - 5

1 072

161

43241011527911----

15

1 793

-29

23971963511523102----

21

2 122

-9

81378899602991721---

34

1 752

-1

261053676764537781---

38

1 091

--6

30109251433199288---

27

565

--2

143262

135183104161--

16

274

- - - 3

10 31 48 55 72 29 11 1 1

13

142

- - - 3 8

14 18 21 26 37 9 2 1 3

59

- - - 1 2 1 7

10 9

11 9 5 - 4

51

---114449

1010422

902

-6

3741383020141262--

696

Coloured Total <20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75> Unspecified

3 057

3

88 365 549 695 530 312 181 111

34 11

5 2

171

-

- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

23

3

14 6 - - - - - - - - - - -

235

-

38 118 60 12 2 2 - 1 - - - - 2

528

-

22 157 216 102 17 5 2 5 - - - - 2

672

-1059

187303752461----7

595

-1

1554

21523759102----2

414

-27

1744

1521344465---3

211

-1-9

123059712051--3

121

---218

2129486---6

51

- - - - 2 1 5 8

19 9 1 2 1 3

27

- - - - - 2 1 6 4 4 7 1 1 1

9

- - - - - 1 - 1 1 2 2 2 - -

4

-----111-1----

167

--34441342---

142

Indian or Asian Total <20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75> Unspecified

1 802

3

119 303 376 355 259 152

71 22 10

1 1 -

130

1

1 - - - - - - - - - - - - -

32

-

17 12 1 2 - - - - - - - - -

203

2

64 109 20 2 3 2 - - - - - - 1

371

-

23 114 170 45 10 3 2 1 - - - - 3

387

-5

431381434085-----5

290

-3

1533

118952031----2

198

-246

328556821---2

103

---36

14422921---6

48

-----9

141572---1

17

- - - - - - 1 5 4 5 - - - 2

10

- - - - - 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 - -

-

- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

-

--------------

142

-56572423----

108


VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.15

3.4 Divorces 3.4.6 Relative age of spouse by population group (continued)

2008



228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242

White Total <20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75> Unspecified

9 481

24

453 1 271 1 716 1 716 1 358

980 572 338 173

57 22 15

786

2

1 - 1 - - - - - - - - - - -

130

11 85 26 4 3 - - - - - - - - 1

802

5

238 428 86 22 13 6 2 1 - - - - 1

1 467

476

5366201592719711---

17

1 802

134

1926796781553995----

10

1 541

26

372195645131243711711-

19

1 212

-6

1967

19044236688187-1-8

797

-2

191954

13529519847153--

10

433

-125

203571

1461161962-

10

277

- - - 3

12 21 31 51 84 60 12 2 - 1

145

- - 1 1 1 5

12 21 36 48 15 3 1 1

43

- - - 1 1 2 6 2 7 8 9 5 2 -

44

--1---1137

118

12-

786

-59

121210101091---

708

Mixed Total <20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75> Unspecified

1 909

-

41 156 275 330 260 188 122

50 23

9 4 2

449

-

- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

12

- 6 4 - - - 1 - - - - - - 1

96

-

19 47 15 8 2 - - - - - - - 5

209

-6

599827422-----

11

308

-5

2787

128377--1---

16

279

-28

35929219542---

20

240

--1

144174811831---7

155

---5

122544478111-

11

75

---423

17251631--4

45

- - - - - 3 3

13 12 9 3 1 - 1

21

- - 2 - - 4 1 3 3 4 3 1 - -

5

- - - - - 1 - 3 - - - 1 - -

3

----------1-2-

461

-38

17201513642---

373

Unspecified Total <20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75> Unspecified

2 565

2

88 325 386 376 261 208

78 50 16

4 1 1

769

1

- 1 - - - - - - - - - - - -

14

- 4 5 2 - - - - - - - - - 3

143

-

22 65 20 8 7 4 - - 1 - - -

16

304

11986813711913----

56

416

-1653

1061023418311---

82

294

-3

153380552162----

79

246

--8

133953471051---

70

143

--18

113237165----

33

76

--221

101411123---

21

44

- - 2 2 1 3 5 7 7 3 1 - -

13

16

- - - - 1 1 3 - 1 3 1 - - 6

10

- - 1 - 1 - 1 2 - - 1 - - 4

5

------11----12

853

12387

1199555482114411-

384


VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.16


2007



243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257


9 055

2

145 870

1 593 1 841 1 599 1 025

519 232

86 30

7 2

1 104

-

- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

21

1 9 5 3 1 - - - - - - - - 2

235

-

43 137 34 10 5 1 - - - - - - 5

942

149

357397871862-----

25

1 643

-23

2476625251202082----

36

1 822

-8

6532373154786142---1

45

1 503

-3

1810830558238254111---

39

855

-16

2582

180316178312---

34

460

-113

2659

11413685152--

18

227

- - 3 3

11 27 35 64 56 16 4 - - 8

145

- - - - 6

11 19 22 28 34 14 4 - 7

46

- - 1 - 2 6 5

12 3

11 4 1 1 -

33

-----3575632-2

1 123

-8

303555413622913--

883


3 558

3

106 420 647 709 622 449 212 102

43 10

4 1

230

-

- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

37

1

19 13 3 - - 1 - - - - - - -

276

1

49 154 52 9 6 4 - - - - - - 1

598

119

17126886341031----5

767

-1459

2333217828184----

12

684

-2

1363

20728979223----6

486

--4

1356

15019351105---4

251

-217

173790661881--4

115

---2-

1225303941--2

57

- - 1 1 1 6 7 8

15 15 1 - - 2

34

- - - - 3 3 4 4 7 7 4 1 1 -

10

- - - - - 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 - -

5

----1--1--12--

238

-145867832---

194


1715

5

103 270 383 314 223 132

52 33 17

7 - -

176

-

- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

39

2

26 8 1 - - - - - - - - - 2

212

2

50 118 30 3 4 2 - - - - - - 3

339

116

10116533126-1-1--3

347

-6

281401322652-2---6

248

-14

301058414321---4

166

-12

10246249102----6

94

---16

2138178----3

44

--1125

138

113----

20

- - - - - 1 2 5 6 4 2 - - -

8

- - - - - 1 - 1 1 4 1 - - -

6

- - - - - - 1 1 - 2 2 - - -

2

--------1-1---

190

-385972511---

149


VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.17


2007



258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272


9 935

21

505 1 323 1 693 1 863 1 439 1 035

582 353 171

63 20

9 858

-

- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

141

9

91 28 8 1 2 1 - - - - - - 1

865

7

259 445 94 27 12 6 1 1 - 1 - -

12

1 542

11025386651534910631---

14

1 848

-33

19362574216651165----

17

1 636

39

7418965650212643107---

17

1 245

-2

2157

176468396783031--

13

804

-18

2555

15428321740141--6

485

-127

225196

138129238-17

255

- - 2 1 3

14 35 45 86 56 7 2 - 4

149

- 1 1 2 3 8

12 21 20 44 21 10

- 6

68

- - - 1 - 2 3 4

20 15 17 5 - 1

28

-------2267371

869

16

11192511161172--1

759


2547

1

49 201 373 408 319 247 123

62 18

8 1 2

735

-

- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

10

- 6 1 2 1 - - - - - - - - -

109

-

21 48 18 9 2 1 - - - - - -

10

277

-1274

1143073-1----

36

382

13

2712714035712----

39

385

--

1253

1271083262-1--

44

287

-23

12459077234----

31

178

---88

27614172-1-

23

100

----1

1019252323--

17

40

- - - - 1 - 6

15 11 3 1 - - 3

25

- - - - 1 1 5 3 4 6 2 - - 3

9

- - - 1 1 - - 1 2 2 - - - 2

6

---------11-22

739

-5

3638443936862---

525


2 829

5

96 298 378 338 283 160

81 42 19

3 - -

1 126

-

- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

13

2 5 1 1 1 - - - - - - - - 3

153

1

27 52 23 5 2 2 1 1 - - - -

39

350

12088893010342----

103

358

-8

42767728441----

118

296

-2

11445560842----

110

183

--4

1031382285----

65

128

--318

16261452---

53

65

--12479961---

26

42

- - - 2 1 4 3 6 6 5 - - -

15

22

- - - - 3 3 1 2 1 1 1 - -

10

9

- 1 - - 1 1 - 1 1 1 - - - 3

3

---1---------2

1 207

13396

12912211482281292--

579


VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.18


2006



273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287


9 112

6

153 825

1 671 1 879 1 754

989 449 209

97 28 17

6 1 029

3

1 - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1

27

1

18 1 3 1 1 - - - - - - - 2

236

2

45 115 34 15 3 1 2 - - - - -

19

960

150

3483818130721----

59

1 770

-22

220705563138217----1

93

1 911

-6

67316747575100

65----

89

1 502

-1

161102866353334082-1-

70

850

-22

2764

212317160194---

43

459

--5

132860

10213075172-1

26

211

- - 1 1 9

25 35 46 46 27 6 - 1

14

117

- - - 2 6 5

13 19 27 28 6 2 - 9

64

- - - 1 5 3 8 8

11 9 8 6 1 4

41

--111145665614

961

19

49777366482411412-

596


3 452

4

97 444 684 690 590 426 215

97 32 16

2 5

150

-

- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

25

1 9 6 7 - - - - - - - - - 2

296

1

54 163 59 10 1 1 1 - 1 - - - 5

646

-24

179287932711111---

22

734

-7

56227297962792----

13

650

-2

2262

21025666145-1--

12

489

1-5

2255

1511874591---

13

244

--19

123085762051--5

135

--4149

294435611-1

57

- 1 1 - 2 4 7

11 15 11 4 - - 1

26

- - - 1 - 1 2 3 6 4 6 1 - 2

13

- - - - - 1 1 5 2 - 1 - 3 -

8

------11122-1-

129

1-797

149511--1

74


1 676

6

116 313 373 311 225 128

71 28 16

3 3 -

83

1

- 1 - - - - - - - - - - - -

42

3

30 5 2 - - - - - - - - - 2

215

-

59 116 27 5 2 - 1 - - - - - 5

403

121

142160441693-----7

335

-2

311381143443-----9

250

--8

2810285193-1---4

157

--47

2958461011---1

86

----4

17312552---2

40

-----29

14113---1

20

- - - - 2 - 1 6 6 3 - - - 2

13

- - - - - - 2 3 3 3 2 - - -

6

- - - - - - - - - 3 1 2 - -

3

-1---1-----1--

105

227

111110732----

50


VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.19


2006



288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 300 301 302

White

Total <20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75> Unspecified

11 079

534

1 510 2 127 2 057 1 712 1 143

726 372 183

76 40 14

562 23

3

1 - - - - 1 1 - - - - - - -

167

13 99 34 10 3 - 3 - 1 - - - - 4

943

5

249 515 113 28 8 5 1 4 - - - -

15

1 942

21316458521955416852---

32

2 068

-31

193771777196431872---

30

1 780

-6

5922166960213343106---

31

1 450

158

91234559406901882--

28

985

-2

142574

167350270451422-

20

589

-217

2861

1081951293752-

14

301

- - 2 4

12 23 38 58 86 48 17 2 1

10

166

- - 1 - 4 9

13 18 48 39 26 4 1 3

70

- - - - 2 1 4 8 7

22 10 15 1 -

47

------2332

121411

-

568

19

3833313121149321-

375


2 475

1

70 226 316 294 233 134

77 28 19

4 1 1

1 071

3

- - - - 1 - - - - - - - - 2

18

- 3 6 - - - - - - - - - - 9

125

-

16 43 11 13 2 - - - - - - -

40

254

-13506830432-----

84

256

-5

1956481432-----

109

262

-37

31594914411---

93

177

--6

14153531631---

66

80

-1126

1313921---

32

64

--11152

132-1--

38

29

- - - 2 1 - 2 5 4 5 - - -

10

10

- - - 1 - 1 1 - - 3 - - - 4

4

- - - - - - - - - 1 - - - 3

7

----1----12111

1 186

12993

13011911065361661--

580


3 476

3

81 310 524 565 423 332 171

83 39 14

2 2

927

1

- - - - - - 1 - - - - - - -

26

1

10 5 1 - - - - - - - - - 9

163

-

25 74 14 8 2 3 1 - - - - -

36

403

-1795

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93

529

-4

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117

486

-36

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114

368

112

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103

245

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----

52

119

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37

66

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10 11 14 8 2 - -

13

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10 3 - - 6

10

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8

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1 017

12194

138133115894127132--

343


VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.20


2005



303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 314 315 316 317


8 672

8

136 835

1 495 1 808 1 483

897 411 188

71 34

5 7

1 294

3

3 - - - - - - - - - - - - -

18

2

10 4 1 - - - - - - - - - 1

252

1

46 131 36 9 6 - - - - - - -

23

878

-45

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68

1 627

-16

2136305381031851-1--

102

1 751

-5

8128070850667116-2--

85

1 386

12

2387

27753231549421--

93

787

--7

1671

1702871452841--

58

371

--17

2450

1001025172--

27

206

- - 1 4

10 21 33 39 50 28 6 - -

14

106

- - 1 2 3 7

13 19 19 18 9 1 -

14

48

- - - 2 1 4 9 8 5 4 6 2 3 4

36

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1 203

11251848667492815411-

804


3 568

1

120 453 679 769 605 352 215

81 39 10

2 5

237

-

- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

42

-

21 10 6 3 1 - - - - - - - 1

308

1

57 152 76 7 5 1 2 - - - - - 7

664

-30

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10

698

-7

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14

718

-2

1658

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15

438

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2655

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242

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126

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1019422861-18

53

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13 12 2 - 1 2

30

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11 3 - - 4

10

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6

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233

-28

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165


1 635

4

126 306 374 281 210 104

59 33 17

3 1 -

117

1

1 - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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2

28 8 4 1 - - - 1 - - 1 - -

234

1

64 123 26 10 2 2 - - 1 - - - 5

347

-21

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327

-6

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235

-29

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167

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76

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50

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11

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2

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121

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85


VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.21

3.4 Divorces 3.4.6 Relative age of spouse by population group (concluded)

2005



318 319 320 321 322 323 324 325 326 327 328 329 330 331 332


11 582

22

569 1 585 2 114 2 079 1 711 1 203

704 380 163

66 30

9 947

1

- - 1 - - - - - - - - - - -

153

11 94 31 7 3 1 - - - - - - - 6

1 007

7

291 519 133 31 6 4 2 - - - - -

14

2 003

3119694887188461446----

42

2 064

134

21874477819051113--1-

33

1 910

-1053

1967246661544916311-

37

1 418

-5

1877

201503469792743--

32

956

-37

1985

172334254442031-

14

605

--4

162760

1032041482741-

11

309

- - 1 2

11 24 37 59 98 59 10 5 - 3

128

- - - - 3 9

15 22 19 32 20 4 - 4

52

- - - - 1 4 5 1 8 9

14 8 1 1

41

--1-1--3478971

935

-13383326301716723-1

749


2 407

5

72 197 309 256 237 174

65 32 14

4 2 2

1 038

-

- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

17

- 5 2 - - - - - - - - - -

10

114

2

17 27 12 8 5 1 - - - - - -

42

239

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81

285

-2

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122

259

-19

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105

168

-16

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60

114

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48

64

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26

30

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11

19

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1 085

33279

127108887531137312

516


4 620

3

110 434 758 732 592 370 206 108

47 22

6 2

1 230

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- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

37

1

14 8 3 - - - - - - - - -

11

245

1

38 113 35 3 3 - - - 1 - - -

51

600

117

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147

728

-6

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148

623

-2

1573

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149

505

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2250

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112

292

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66

169

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45

76

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13 17 7 6 - -

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1 278

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1171901731337845221742-

464


VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.22

3.5 Registered deaths by cause of death – All population groups

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

333 334 335 336 337 338 339 340

All diseases I Certain infectious and parasitic diseases (A00-B99) Intestinal infectious diseases (A00-A09) Tuberculosis (A15-A19) Certain zoonotic bacterial diseases (A20-A28) Other bacterial diseases (A30-A49) Infections with a predominantly sexual mode of transmission (A50-A64) Other spirochaetal diseases (A65-A69) Other diseases caused by chlamydiae (A70-A74) Rickettsioses (A75-A79) Viral infections of the central nervous system (A80-A89) Arthropod-borne viral fevers and viral haemorrhagic fevers (A90-A99) Viral infections characterized by skin and mucous membrane (B00-B09) Viral hepatitis (B15-B19) Human immunodeficiency virus [HIV] disease (B20-B24) Other viral diseases (B25-B34) Mycoses (B35-B49) Protozoal diseases (B50-B64) Helminthiases (B65-B83) Pediculosis, acariasis and other infestations (B85-B89) Sequelae of infectious and parasitic diseases (B90-B94) Other infectious diseases (B99) Total II Neoplasms (C00-D48) Malignant neoplasm of lip, oral cavity and pharynx (C00-C14) Malignant neoplasm of digestive organs (C15-C26) Malignant neoplasm of respiratory and intrathoracic organs (C30-C39) Malignant neoplasm of bone and articular cartilage (C40-C41) Malignant neoplasm of skin (C43-C44) Malignant neoplasm of mesothelial and soft tissue (C45-C49) Malignant neoplasm of breast (C50) Malignant neoplasm of female genital organs (C51-C58) Malignant neoplasm of male genital organs (C60-C63) Malignant neoplasm of urinary tract (C64-C68) Malignant neoplasm of eye, brain and other parts of central nervous system (C69-C72) Malignant neoplasm of thyroid and other endocrine glands (C73-C75) Malignant neoplasms of ill-defined, secondary & unspecified (C76-C80) Malignant neoplasms stated or presumed primary of lymphoid, haematopoietic and related tissue (C81-C96) Malignant neoplasms of independent multiple sites (C97) In situ neoplasms (D00-D09) Benign neoplasms (D10-D36) Neoplasms of uncertain or unknown behaviour (D37-D48) Total III Diseases of the blood and blood- forming organs and certain disorders involving the immune mechanism (D50-D89) Nutritional anaemias (D50-D53) Haemolytic anaemias (D55-D59) Aplastic and other anaemias (D60-D64) Coagulation defects, purpura and other haemorrhagic conditions (D65-D69) Other diseases of blood and blood-forming organs (D70-D77) Certain disorders involving the immune mechanism (D80-D89) Total

415 977

14 276 42 479

4 2 846

161 11 1 4

186

23

177 254

10 490 3 834

951 2 255

97

17

507 209

78 782

968

9 226

4 737

194 311

665

1 950

3 134

1 839 692

374

116

3 008

1 959

651 25

173

786 30 808

148 49

1 701

250

39

10 979 13 166

454 792

16 225 51 319

1 3 217

139 10 0 5

213

21

202 278

9 272 4 831 1 365 2 899

115

11

353 188

90 664

1 053

9 409

4 919

176 448

862

2 193

3 262

1 869 724

379

136

2 582

1 852

454 7

174

807 31 306

148 43

2 188

232

57

11 728 14 396

501 385

20 070 60 606

10 3 621

139 15 1 5

232

17

243 248

10 539 6 082 1 761 3 737

91

29

749 231

108 426

1 051

9 329

4 900

219 389

861

2 122

3 423

1 902 723

433

110

3 082

1 988

702 27

179

905 32 345

171 39

2 614

263

65

12 746 15 898

556 485

24 561 68 049

6 3 890

131

7 1 5

248

25

284 278

11 720 7 945 2 133 3 985

105

14

679 293

124 359

1 129

9 461

4 889

203 374

1 018 2 172

3 529

2 005

698

429

124

3 273

2 094

748 35

225

942 33 348

186 38

2 830

250

78

15 151 18 533

576 694

27 019 70 884

10 4 017

118

8 1 4

238

22

418 271

13 527 9 296 2 566 4 673

97

11

1 305 199

134 684

1 119

9 697

5 216

178 450

1 157 2 562

3 681

2 053

807

440

138

2 948

2 186

535 16

178

903 34 264

92 50

2 946

316

52

16 306 19 762

598 047

28 893 74 621

2 4 559

98 7 0 6

272

24

430 316

14 715 10 062 2 626 4 923

101

12

644 106

142 417

1 135

9 635

5 156

151 588

1 212 2 625

3 800

2 105

782

442

143

2 792

2 278

515 9

161

910 34 439

131 41

3 038

352

77

16 317 19 956

612 462

39 568 77 578

6 5 077

112

2 1 4

288

24

403 300

14 935 11 388 3 589 5 274

77

8

585 117

159 336

1 091

9 510

5 050

180 521

1 293 2 530

3 924

2 272

788

447

150

2 852

2 348

397 12

189

964 34 518

60 42

3 207

383

42

15 861 19 595

601 133

37 398 76 761

4 5 485

109

7 1 -

240

19

401 268

13 521 9 534 3 559 4 744

61

1

497 161

152 771

1 044

9 446

5 146

159 536

1 332 2 746

3 765

2 299

786

469

135

2 952

2 390

475 5

181

926 34 792

86 64

3 240

398

56

15 253 19 097

VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.23

3.5 Registered deaths by cause of death – All population groups (continued)

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

341 342 343 344 345 346 347 348

IV Endocrine, nutritional and metabolic diseases (E00-E90) Disorders of thyroid gland (E00-E07) Diabetes mellitus (E10-E14) Other disorders of glucose regulation and pancreatic internal secretion (E15-E16) Disorders of other endocrine glands (E20-E35) Malnutrition (E40-E46) Other nutritional deficiencies (E50-E64) Obesity and other hyperalimentation (E65-E68) Metabolic disorders (E70-E90) Total V Mental and behavioural disorders (F00-F99) Organic, including symptomatic, mental disorders (F00-F09) Mental and behavioural disorders due to psychoactive substance use (F10-F19) Schizophrenia, schizotypal and delusional disorders (F20-F29 Mood [affective] disorders (F30-F39) Neurotic, stress-related and somatoform disorders (F40-F48) Behavioural syndromes associated with physiological disturbances and physical factors (F50-F59) Disorders of adult personality and behaviour (F60-F69) Disorders of psychological development (F80-F89) Behavioural and emotional disorders with onset usually occurring in childhood and adolescence (F90-F98) Unspecified mental disorder (F99) Total VI Diseases of the nervous system (G00-G99) Inflammatory diseases of the central nervous system (G00-G09) Systemic atrophies primarily affecting the central nervous system (G10-G14) Extrapyramidal and movement disorders (G20-G26) Other degenerative diseases of the nervous system (G30-G32) Demyelinating diseases of the central nervous system (G35-G37) Episodic and paroxysmal disorders (G40-G47) Nerve, nerve root and plexus disorders (G50-G59) Polyneuropathies and other disorders of the peripheral nervous system (G60-G64) Diseases of myoneural junction and muscle (G70-G73) Cerebral palsy and other paralytic syndromes (G80-G83) Other disorders of the nervous system (G90-G99) Total VII Diseases of the eye and adnexa (H00-H59) Disorders of eyelid, lacrimal system and orbit (H00-H06) Disorders of conjunctiva (H10-H13) Disorders of sclera, cornea, iris and ciliary body (H15-H22) Disorders of lens (H25-H28) Glaucoma (H40-H42) Disorders of vitreous body and globe (H43-H45) Disorders of optic nerve and visual pathways (H46-H48) Disorders of ocular muscles, binocular movement, accommodation and refraction (H49-H52) Visual disturbances and blindness (H53-H54) Other disorders of eye and adnexa (H55-H59) Total

189 13 593

772 69

2 100 132 267

2 328 19 450

794

535

245 27

41

58

8

7

3 40

1 758

3 421

121

344

628

46 3 181

16

102

88

806

670

9 423

4 0

3 3 3 3

2

2 10 1

31

179 14 595

777 59

2 198 118 222

2 631 20 779

828

463

231 48

33

41

2

1

0 21

1 668

4 191

162

316

619

63 3 292

32

99

92

807

695

10 368

5 0

1 1 0 0

0

0 10 2

19

170 15 780

950 80

2 395 129 222

3 047 22 773

947

497

248 45

58

45

11

6

2 25

1 884

5 204

140

339

594

62 3 525

25

119

85

868

773

11 734

6 0

5 0 1 1

2

1 10 1

27

168 16 825

1 141

89 2 267

132 217

3 386 24 225

1 005

426

256 52

55

60

6

6

4 34

1 904

6 555

142

351

722

70 3 817

16

190

87

851

864

13 665

4 0

3 1 2 1

1

3 12 1

28

158 17 135

1 149

75 2 540

81 249

3 565 24 952

827

356

282 42

67

40

4

8

1 58

1 685

7 721

164

294

698

85 3 659

23

203

157

858

1 041

14 903

7 1

8 0 0 3

0

2 11 4

36

173 18 580

1 398

73 2 488

73 252

3 780 26 817

905

375

283 43

56

30

2

14

1 55

1 764

8 615

141

317

790

78 3 793

28

195

130

723

1 127

15 937

10 1

5 0 1 3

0

0 13 3

36

201 19 663

1 554

56 2 656

60 279

4 393 28 862

992

339

288 42

58

42

3

4

3 39

1 810

9 021

170

311

844

73 3 849

25

219

91

827

1 141

16 571

8 4

5 1 0 4

0

2 2

18 44

211 20 139

1 642

74 2 296

54 219

4 764 29 399

1 032

350

271 44

40

28

5

2

0 46

1 818

9 046

152

301

793

73 3 771

31

205

88

736

1 041

16 237

4 2

6 0 0 3

0

1 11 0

27

VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.24


2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

349 350 351 352 353 354 355 356

VIII Diseases of the ear and mastoid process (H60-H95) Diseases of external ear (H60-H62) Diseases of middle ear and mastoid (H65-H75) Diseases of inner ear (H80-H83) Other disorders of ear (H90-H95) Total IX Diseases of the circulatory system (I00-I99) Acute rheumatic fever (I00-I02) Chronic rheumatic heart diseases (I05-I09) Hypertensive diseases (I10-I15) Ischaemic heart diseases (I20-I25) Pulmonary heart disease and diseases of pulmonary circulation (I26-I28) Other forms of heart disease (I30-I52) Cerebrovascular diseases (I60-I69) Diseases of arteries, arterioles and capillaries (I70-I79) Diseases of veins, lymphatic vessels and lymph nodes, not elsewhere classified (I80-I89) Other and unspecified disorders of the circulatory system (195-I99) Total X Diseases of the respiratory system (J00-J99) Acute upper respiratory infections (J00-J06) Influenza and pneumonia (J10-J18) Other acute lower respiratory infections (J20-J22) Other diseases of upper respiratory tract (J30-J39) Chronic lower respiratory diseases (J40-J47) Lung diseases due to external agents (J60-J70) Other respiratory diseases principally affecting the interstitium (J80-J84) Suppurative and necrotic conditions of lower respiratory tract (J85-J86) Other diseases of pleura (J90-J94) Other diseases of the respiratory system (J95-J99) Total XI Diseases of the digestive system (K00-K93) Diseases of oral cavity, salivary glands and jaws (K00-K14) Diseases of oesophagus, stomach and duodenum (K20-K31) Diseases of appendix (K35-K38) Hernia (K40-K46) Non-infective enteritis and colitis (K50-K52) Other diseases of intestines (K55-K63) Diseases of peritoneum (K65-K67) Diseases of liver (K70-K77) Disorders of gallbladder, biliary tract and pancreas (K80-K87) Other diseases of the digestive system (K90-K93) Total XII Diseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissue (L00-L99) Infections of the skin and subcutaneous tissue (L00-L08) Bullous disorders (L10-L14) Dermatitis and eczema (L20-L30) Papulosquamous disorders (L40-L45) Urticaria and erythema (L50-L54) Radiation-related disorders of the skin and subcutaneous tissue (L55-L59) Disorders of skin appendages (L60-L75) Other disorders of the skin and subcutaneous tissue (L80-L99 Total

4 65 0 2

71

42 556

10 238 11 660

2 369

21 490 22 024

1 572

483

69

70 503

146 24 718

1 665

130

13 324 746

1 311

396 526

2 471

45 433

60

2 123 104 118

1 789 1 085

260 4 625

746

664

11 574

382 14 29 16 48

4 2

654 1149

0 87 0 0

87

31 587

10 782 11 796

2 371

22 653 22 637

1 591

495

76

73 019

193 31 658

2 318

98

14 805 830

1 978

448 541

3 166

56 035

70

2 390 118 164

2 495 1 157

301 5 076

815

737

13 323

442 14 40 6

43

0 5

605 1155

2 87 0 1

90

42 538

10 835 12 332

2 637

22 740 25 306

1 574

617

91

76 712

196 37 911

2 998

122

15 064 853

1 748

376 609

3 326

63 203

83

2 386 103 148

3 053 1 229

385 4 851

806

775

13 819

527 22 52 9

75

3 2

713 1403

2 99 1 4

106

41 522

11 725 13 364

2 721

24 099 27 538

1 710

757

88

82 565

272 45 557

4 394

133

16 220 877

2 111

457 712

4 380

75 113

94

2 664 121 179

3 491 1 296

408 5 018

865

917

15 053

533 23 74 8

62

3 5

697 1405

0 96 0 3

99

23 537

12 199 12 880

2 634

24 042 25 379

1 602

732

115

80 143

263 45 879

4 926

150

15 614 859

3 972

471 696

4 537

77 367

107

2 783 147 176

4 528 1 441

421 5 080

898

971

16 552

557 15 75 7

76

2 5

710 1447

0 104

1 4

109

26 520

11 964 13 035

2 634

24 144 24 623

1 503

658

142

79 249

284 45 988

5 487

155

15 907 835

3 972

476 725

5 347

79 176

89

2 700 167 160

4 308 1 425

372 5 134

956

988

16 299

503 9

99 7

77

1 3

649 1348

1 97 0 6

104

35 499

12 656 13 094

2 659

26 824 25 396

1 577

666

126

83 532

282 53 301

6 802

137

15 923 1 095

3 428

447 769

4 809

86 993

80

2 557 119 194

4 339 1 522

378 5 457

1 019

1 093

16 758

523 25 57 10

125

0 3

678 1421

2 78 0 4

84

29 456

13 381 12 506

2 566

26 030 25 321

1 554

631

126

82 600

284 49 722

7 553

131

15 313 1 156

2 376

396 782

5 309

83 022

90

2 647 139 173

3 497 1 463

343 5 500

1 011

1 081

15 944

462 19 67 11

112

1 4

631 1307

VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.25


2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

357 358 359 360 361 362 363 364

XIII Diseases of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissue (M00-M99) Arthropathies (M00-M25) Systemic connective tissue disorders (M30-M36) Dorsopathies (M40-M54) Soft tissue disorders (M60-M79) Osteopathies and chondropathies (M80-M94) Other disorders of the musculoskeletal system (M95-M99) Total XIV Diseases of the genitourinary system (N00-N99) Glomerular diseases (N00-N08) Renal tubulo-interstitial diseases (N10-N16) Renal failure (N17-N19) Urolithiasis (N20-N23) Other disorders of kidney and ureter (N25-N29) Other diseases of urinary system (N30-N39) Diseases of male genital organs (N40-N51) Disorders of breast (N60-N64) Inflammatory diseases of female pelvic organs (N70-N77) Non-inflammatory disorders of female genital tract (N80-N98) Total XV Pregnancy, childbirth and the puerperium (O00-O99) Pregnancy with abortive outcome (O00-O08) Oedema, proteinuria and hypertensive disorders in pregnancy, childbirth and the puerperium (O10-O16) Other maternal disorders predominantly related to pregnancy (O20-O29) Maternal care related to the fetus and amniotic cavity and possible delivery problems (O30-O48) Complications of labour and delivery (O60-O75) Complications predominantly related to the puerperium (O85-O92) Other obstetric conditions, not elsewhere classified (O95-O99) Total XVI Certain conditions originating in the perinatal period (P00-P96) Fetus and newborn affected by maternal factors and by complications of pregnancy (P00-P04) Disorders related to length of gestation and fetal growth (P05-P08) Birth trauma (P10-P15) Respiratory and cardiovascular disorders specific to the perinatal period (P20-P29) Infections specific to the perinatal period (P35-P39) Haemorrhagic and haematological disorders of fetus and newborn (P50-P61) Transitory endocrine and metabolic disorders specific to fetus and newborn (P70-P74) Digestive system disorders of fetus and newborn (P75-P78) Conditions involving the integument and temperature regulation of fetus and newborn (P80-P83) Other disorders originating in the perinatal period (P90-P96) Total

832 248 75

188 122

3

1 468

273 280

4 232 16 61

265 218 26

209

77

5 657

134

215

38

57 116

130

75

765

807

1 645 49

8 879

1 572

643

447

5 617

125

3 255 23 039

912 283 98

326 123

1

1 743

303 333

4 854 13

113 275 242 29

235

81

6 478

144

220

32

48 148

174

106 872

548

1 412 53

9 497

1 640

692

565

5 548

116

3 477 23 548

979 206 119 327 135

7

1 773

339 408

4 954 18 94

326 254 27

232

122

6 774

136

216

32

57 151

141

84

817

814

1 950 56

11 280

1 759

670

591

6 932

115

3 782 27 949

1 031 213 143 378 122

3

1 890

348 450

5 877 14

119 347 219 29

246

126

7 775

151

234

46

67 154

166

105 923

884

2 019 72

12 769

2 159

673

700

7 620

132

4 226 31 254

1 008 260 178 613 139

2

2 200

301 433

5 852 24

161 307 287 28

245

141

7 779

192

306

57

57 176

198

201

1 187

577

1 715 50

13 514

2 262

788

733

8 642

186

5 226 33 693

1 003 293 219 716 132

2

2 365

289 454

6 149 21

158 331 270 43

225

139

8 079

168

286

90

54 196

207

272

1 273

736

1 711 47

15 499

2 533

891

788

9 982

185

6 121 38 493

886 336 165 566 155

4

2 112

294 361

6 696 11

219 291 267 28

216

119

8 502

196

307

70

78 197

218

343

1 409

549

1 972 27

6 541

1 434

384

92

627

100

1 229 12 955

787 321 162 554 132

2

1 958

277 404

6 523 20

170 273 258 25

168

128

8 246

151

275

102

68 187

212

768

1 763

598

1 781 27

6 208

1 416

360

211

292

100

1 435 12 428

VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.26

3.5 Registered deaths by cause of death – All population groups (concluded)

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

365 366 367 368 369 370 371 372

XVII Congenital malformations, deformations and chromosomal abnormalities (Q00-Q99) Congenital malformations of the nervous system (Q00-Q07) Congenital malformations of eye, ear, face and neck (Q10-Q18) Congenital malformations of the circulatory system (Q20-Q28) Congenital malformations of the respiratory system (Q30-Q34) Cleft lip and cleft palate (Q35-Q37) Other congenital malformations of the digestive system (Q38-Q45) Congenital malformations of genital organs (Q50-Q56) Congenital malformations of the urinary system (Q60-Q64) Congenital malformations and deformations of the musculoskeletal system (Q65-Q75) Other congenital malformations (Q80-Q89) Chromosomal abnormalities, not elsewhere classified (Q90-Q99) Total XVIII Symptoms, signs and abnormal clinical and laboratory findings, not elsewhere classified (R00-R99) Symptoms and signs involving the circulatory and respiratory systems (R00-R09) Symptoms and signs involving the digestive system and abdomen (R10-R19) Symptoms and signs involving the skin and subcutaneous tissue (R20-R23) Symptoms and signs involving the nervous and musculoskeletal systems (R25-R29) Symptoms and signs involving the urinary system (R30-R39) Symptoms and signs involving cognition, perception, emotional state and behaviour (R40-R46) Symptoms and signs involving speech and voice (R47-R49) General symptoms and signs (R50-R69) Abnormal findings on examination of blood, without diagnosis (R70-R79) Abnormal findings on examination of urine, without diagnosis (R80-R82) Abnormal findings on examination of other body fluids, substances and tissues, without diagnosis (R83-R89) Abnormal findings on diagnostic imaging and in function studies, without diagnosis (R90-R94) Ill-defined and unknown causes of mortality (R95-R99) Total XIX External causes of morbidity and mortality (V00-Y98) Transport accidents (V01-V99) Other external causes of accidental injury (W00-X59) Intentional self-harm (X60-X84) Assault (X85-Y09) Event of undetermined intent (Y10-Y34) Legal intervention and operations of war (Y35-Y39) Complications of medical and surgical care (Y40-Y84) Sequelae of external causes of morbidity and mortality (Y85-Y89) Total

353

9

548

53 12

167

5

57

67 241

180

1 692

1 298

633

16

18

38

68

7 6 103

50

4

11

31

43 186 51 463

4 213

4 463 270

2 130 36 827

13

1 765

64

49 745

358

4

530

75 7

161

2

69

62 204

181

1 653

911

553

23

16

11

42

4 5 963

37

0

13

17

49 759 57 349

4 470

5 014 385

3 786 34 900

7

1 603

165 50 330

358

6

531

68 10

160

5

48

61 278

225

1 750

1 612

926

18

20

17

57

8 6 055

53

3

9

31

53 743 62 552

3 683

4 218 237

2 196 39 210

16

1 857

39

51 456

355

16

548

71 14

200

13

55

69

293

196 1 830

2 058

1 005

29

33

36

80

11 6 732

62

3

9

25

59 597 69 680

4 503

4 362 266

2 602 38 966

15

2 054

61

52 829

396

6

580

77 4

211

7

56

73 298

227

1 935

848

395

22

21

14

29

7 5 111

44

0

13

17

64 139 70 660

5 291

4 570 400

4 316 36 569

14

1 982

204

53 346

378

1

611

74 17

211

6

70

77 328

238

2 011

755

367

12

15

14

55

5 5 015

53

1

17

14

68 011 74 334

5 527

5 738 467

5 058 35 019

24

1 928

184

53 945

198

3

588

89 18

171

2

54

60 302

237

1 722

908

476

16

14

14

35

19 4 785

45

0

10

25

76 699 83 046

5 758

4 185 519

5 446 35 285

81

1 809

89

53 172

272

7

632

49 7

324

6

54

79 321

237

1 988

774

390

9

16

16

31

14 3 771

53

2

14

39

78 307 83 436

6 153

20 177 421

5 648 20 128

0

1 603

86 54 216

VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.27

3.6 Cremations

Total Cape Town 1/

Port Elizabeth

East London

Durban 2/

Pieter-maritzburg Pretoria Johannes-

burg 3/ Year

373 374 375 376 377 378 379 380

1980 1981 1982 1983 1984

1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

11 952 12 805 13 106 14 054 14 368

15 481 16 325 17 618 18 839 19 717 19 090

19 912 19 889 20 697 20 563 19 706 20 662

21 319 21 789 20 411

1 834 2 711 5 941 8 454

945

2 539 2 863 3 142 4 052 4 389

4 979 5 300 5 677 6 130 5 852 5 703

5 873 5 046 4 105 4 105 2 334 1 843

1 843 1 760 1 412 2 973 5 301 6 704 7 150 7 081

659 775 729 769 805

905 926 1 044 1 026 1 088 1 133

1 010 1 030 1 083 1 162 1 161 1 196

1 211 1 369 959 1 408 1 408 1 387 80 205

544 622 578 575 281

345 658 663 700 912 1 091

1 028 1 073 944 975 1 060 964

993 994 857 826 862 853 905 885

2 583 2 534 2 771 2 854 2 808

2 944 3 040 3 048 3 248 3 204 3 191

4 872 5 114 4 833 4 982 5 240 4 976

4 942 5 272 5 147 527 609 836 030 832

549 524 546 632 653

601 738 934 963 1 079 1 023

972 1 073 966 1 108 1 122 1 225

1 882 1 249 1 168 1 182 1 220 2 641 677 601

871 926 936 942 1 074

1 082 1 124 1 273 1 233 1 128 1 246

1 237 1 403 1 815 1 582 1 761 1 653

1 704 1 536 1 728 1 447 1 817 2 011 2 185 2 018

2 757 3 076 3 186 2 870 2 975

3 056 2 963 3 171 3 415 3 233 3 530

4 382 5 691 4 714 3 993 3 370 4 240

3 555 3 062 2 583 3 820 2 948 2 228 2 185 1 394

3.6 Cremations (continued)

Brakpan 4/

Krugersdorp 5/

Bloem-fontein Malmesbury Worcester Vander-

bijlpark Kempton-

park Polokwane Year

381 382 383 384 385 386 387 388

1980 1981 1982 1983 1984

1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

830 855 871 797 768

924 995 618 306

.. 164

791 821 841 873 787 921

1 026 932 965 834 619 1 116 114 508

377 352 94 261 304

324 280 817 1 426 2 808 1 643

812 722 605 761 567 517

502 419 598 787 782 936 256 147

243 278 253 302 311

321 301 373 392 413 366

430 444 448 471 473 521

519 473 502 544 563 635 594 489

- - - - - - - - - - - -

1 175 1 800 2 018 2 497 2 869

3 016 3 467 4 245 897 789 862 209 252

- - - - - - - - - - - - -

381 1 714 2 476 2 625

2 767 2 858 2 914 1 984 426 464 459 412

- - - - - - - - - - -

302 359 344 376 376 305

173 241 197 489 1 290 825 203 450

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

786 1 728 2 214 2 556 2 947 3 124 3 443 3 555

- - - - - - - - - - - 8

124 123 307 359 292

208 659 306 49 90 52 65 77

1/ The decrease in cremations at the crematorium in Cape Town as from 1992 was caused by the opening of crematoriums in Malmesbury and Worcester. 2/ Durban total include Clare Estate, Stellawood and Chatsworth/Mobeni crematoriums. 3/ Johannesburg total include Braamfontein, Brixton and Fourways crematoriums. 4/ The crematorium in Brakpan has been privatised since October 1990. The municipality did not keep statistics of cremations during 1989. 5/ The number of cremations in respect of 1989–1992 has been certified as correct by the crematorium in Krugersdorp.

VITAL STATISTICS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

3.28

3.6 Cremations (continued)

Despatch Eshowe George Klerksdorp Kimberley Ladysmith Lenasie Year

389 390 391 392 393 394 395

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

..

.. .. .. .. .. .. ..

423 306 284 226 602 439

..

.. .. .. .. ..

199 165 166 158 181 176 214 195

164 283 297 325 335 438

509 447 568 566 296 676 771 737

..

.. .. .. .. ..

19 362 384 396 468 460 496 448

..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

104 98 ..

185

..

67 103 115 86 89

96 163 153 129 153 166 219 192

..

52 233 168 208 192

299 185 268 256 258 350 277 302

3.6 Cremations (concluded)

Middelburg (Highveld) Nelspruit Port Shepstone Tongaat Verulam New Castle Upington

Year 396 397 398 399 400 401 402

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

2001 2002 2003 2004

..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

19

132 ..

266 89

..

.. .. .. .. ..

157 175 244 205

240 249 270 78

.. ..

112 360 395

435 450 478 527 275

408 471 1 021 1 164

177 193 162 215 191

241 253 279 247 243

221 279 258 233

165 185 227 227 291

311 340 339 422 533

858 608 629 627

143

.. 113 142 163

179 200 209 184 225

235 271 223 289

..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 2 37 53 61

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TOURISM

SA STATISTICS, 2010

4.2

4.1 Historical table – Arrivals in South Africa, 1965–2009 Travellers to and from Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland are only included in tourist statistics as from March 1970. With effect from December 1980, the data in respect of South Africa (SA) and Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland citizens (except foreign travellers) are excluded, as the collection of the basic data has been discontinued. However, as from October 1991 all travellers to and from Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland are once again included (contract workers excluded) in the tourism statistics. Data on SA citizens visiting these countries are still excluded, since the completion of the relevant source document is not required of them. The present data on tourism between SA and Namibia are not comparable with the data for 1990 and earlier years, since full immigration control between SA and Namibia was established only from 1 January 1991.

Foreign travellers South African residents


1 2 3 4 5 6

1965 1966 1967 1968 1969

1970 1971 1972 1973 1974

1975 1976 1977 1978 1979

1980 1981 1982 1983 1984

1985 1986 1987 1988 1989

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

230 993 261 825 281 456 306 750 335 069

403 742 483 066 533 898 610 170 608 425

730 368 638 479 589 025 644 329 682 198

702 794 708 710 659 913 704 444 792 387

727 552 644 502 703 351 804 985 930 393

1 029 094 1 709 554 2 891 721 3 358 193 3 896 547

4 684 064 5 186 221 5 170 096 5 898 236 6 026 086

6 000 538 5 908 024 6 549 916 6 640 095 6 815 202 7 518 320 8 508 806 9 207 698 9 728 860

10 098 306

129 355 145 992 156 763 171 715 197 129

240 053 286 812 314 529 372 896 361 708

428 432 374 069 334 529 381 549 399 866

413 096 421 682 393 782 417 086 470 994

427 239 384 283 412 217 468 128 538 377

588 498 926 741 1 562 894

.. ..

.. .. .. .. ..

.. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

..

101 638 115 833 124 693 135 035 137 940

163 689 196 254 219 369 237 274 246 717

301 936 264 410 254 496 262 780 282 332

289 698 287 028 266 131 287 358 321 393

300 313 260 219 291 134 336 857 392 016

440 596 782 813 1 328 827

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

..

216 818 229 258 263 325 301 125 344 347

552 336 698 362 745 760 723 059 717 350

872 052 723 474 715 173 774 664 841 282

798 480 563 515 560 938 486 814 543 133

489 243 480 077 488 072 531 763 583 429

613 076 665 854 858 317

1 475 124 1 727 868

2 468 182 2 875 093 2 962 403 3 408 445 3 866 317

3 884 415 3 802 459 3 849 790

970 146 434 400

2 112 300 4 317 475 4 448 832 4 418 487 4 487 311

121 552 131 867 150 849 174 247 201 499

340 842 426 343 449 473 439 309 424 877

514 826 434 096 432 474 490 578 531 508

492 481 330 222 329 683 287 610 315 068

291 553 288 391 290 697 317 159 351 203

372 445 411 991 530 239

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

..

95 266 97 391 112 476 126 878 142 848

211 494 272 019 296 287 283 750 292 473

357 226 289 378 282 699 284 086 309 774

305 999 233 293 231 255 199 204 228 065

197 690 191 686 197 375 214 604 232 226

240 631 253 864 565 276

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

..

Sources: Stats SA, Tourism 1965–2009 (Report 03-51-02) and Tourism and migration (Statistical release P0351)

TOURISM

SA STATISTICS, 2010

4.3

4.2 Historical table – Departures from South Africa, 1965–2009

Foreign travellers South African residents


7 8 9 10 11 12

1965 1966 1967 1968 1969

1970 1971 1972 1973 1974

1975 1976 1977 1978 1979

1980 1981 1982 1983 1984

1985 1986 1987 1988 1989

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

226 058 242 715 274 711 293 255 319 076

390 667 468 679 518 315 541 761 572 137

717 954 632 977 613 297 648 523 671 485

688 350 671 675 666 326 693 233 773 908

745 126 629 371 695 844 786 940 895 822

1 024 410 1 712 677 1 875 329 1 778 264 3 159 151

3 816 594 4 282 269 4 321 621 5 042 420 5 299 077

5 466 128 5 307 217 5 822 136 5 955 199 6 093 317 6 728 742 7 501 755 8 022 796 8 474 663 8 680 250

126 587 137 553 155 467 167 806 189 454

232 083 277 596 306 392 329 612 342 807

424 985 372 844 381 612 387 846 395 106

406 252 401 212 400 999 410 432 462 088

435 121 376 230 409 741 460 078 519 798

587 178 928 649 1 529 281

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

..

99 471 105 162 119 244 125 449 129 622

158 584 191 083 211 923 212 149 229 330

292 969 260 133 231 685 260 677 276 379

282 098 270 463 265 327 282 801 311 820

310 005 253 141 286 103 326 862 376 024

437 232 784 028 1 346 048

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

..

232 918 246 259 281 705 315 843 348 783

587 473 732 109 758 985 799 495 721 739

887 795 745 248 713 336 765 979 855 176

811 766 571 855 521 384 512 771 553 916

509 628 499 764 512 778 555 743 568 576

616 016 677 084 848 864

1 515 773 1 765 753

2 520 193 2 881 817 2 925 726 3 362 607 3 874 675

3 834 054 3 733 058 3 793 672 864 816

418 585 2 191 599 4 338 914 4 433 492 4 429 399 4 423 987

131 088 141 130 160 558 181 818 207 218

357 224 445 647 456 908 498 155 430 533

523 907 446 257 442 839 487 243 540 753

501 769 334 883 304 481 300 148 321 184

303 453 298 914 304 224 331 073 344 402

375 864 417 840 527 315

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

..

101 830 105 129 121 147 134 025 141 565

230 249 286 462 302 077 301 340 291 206

363 888 298 991 270 497 278 736 314 423

309 997 236 972 216 903 212 623 232 732

206 175 200 850 208 554 224 670 224 174

240 152 259 244 321 537

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.. .. .. .. ..

.. .. .. ..

..

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..

..

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TOURISM

SA STATISTICS, 2010

4.4

4.3 Arrivals 4.3.1 Foreign travellers by purpose of visit

Purpose of visit Total

Business Holiday Study Work Transit Contract workers

Border traffic 1/

Unspeci-fied Year

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

3 896 547 4 684 064 5 186 221 5 170 096 5 898 236 6 026 086 6 000 538 5 908 024 6 549 916 6 640 095 6 815 202 7 518 320 8 508 806 9 207 698 9 728 860

10 098 306

761 231 619 422 621 836 601 167 676 521 576 401 572 114 478 572 445 753 283 111 223 607 201 522 196 951 197 437 185 853 115 272

2 624 510 3 563 738 3 937 989 4 002 354 4 731 046 4 990 566 4 988 636 4 962 103 5 595 897 5 852 732 6 080 970 6 811 647 7 858 714 8 571 506 9 081 303 9 484 349

29 695 31 604 39 582 45 092 51 737 50 130 56 680 77 415 94 015 123 200 136 908 133 041 127 247 112 339 109 053 105 955

70 002 71 028 118 449 86 118 81 442 74 129 68 979 62 437 58 747 71 714 83 264 94 679

104 946 116 817 137 032 164 340

162 445 154 093 163 258 143 964 149 557 151 580 147 967 58 217 61 586 85 363 63 123 55 886 51 553 34 661 31 105

27

157 589 124 764 123 342 107 681 84 755 61 443 59 305 135 662 156 977 63 491 54 094 54 899 8 027

..

..

88 448

115 250 153 004 166 418 110 608 113 053 101 333 129 694 132 677 155 551 168 305 164 087 157 699 174 168 184 270

2 627

4 165 28 761 17 302 12 570 8 784 5 524 3 924 4 264 4 934 4 921 2 559 3 669

770 ..

Sources: Stats SA, Tourism 1999–2009 (Report 03-51-02) and Tourism and migration (Statistical release P0351) 1/ Border traffic concessions are granted to persons who cross the border on a frequent basis. This concession is granted for a maximum period of six months,

after which it can be renewed. 4.3.2 Foreign travellers by mode of travel

Mode of travel Total

Air Rail Road Sea Unspecified Year

22 23 24 25 26 27

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

3 896 547 4 684 064 5 186 221 5 170 096 5 898 236 6 026 086 6 000 538 5 908 024 6 549 916 6 640 095 6 815 202 7 518 320 8 508 806 9 207 698 9 728 860

808 644 1 136 110 1 229 536 1 328 667 1 462 835 1 522 729 1 597 578 1 596 084 1 884 979 1 980 411 2 025 211 2 127 009 2 317 826 2 500 966 2 581 352

56 385 10 467 4 316 366 984 782 8 540 6 826 6 372 4 091 6 239 2 269 1 731

616 777

2 920 160 3 388 211 3 761 498 3 632 955 4 281 344 4 337 372 4 263 376 4 148 930 4 479 211 4 487 064 4 600 019 5 208 720 5 961 451 6 321 100 6 959 695

13 717 26 293 30 206 37 132 37 912 49 480 25 571 17 025 18 039 4 979 2 595 2 759 6 714 4 092 1 745

97 641

122 983 160 665 170 976 115 161 115 723 105 473 139 159 161 315 163 550 181 138 177 563 221 084 380 924 185 291

Sources: Stats SA, Tourism 1999–2009 (Report 03-51-02) and Tourism and migration (Statistical release P0351) 4.3.3 South African residents by mode of travel

Mode of travel Total

Air Rail Road Sea Unspecified Year

28 29 30 31 32 33

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

1 727 868 2 468 182 2 875 093 2 962 403 3 408 445 3 866 317 3 884 415 3 802 459 3 849 790 970 146

..

.. 4 317 475 4 448 832 4 418 487 4 487 311

818 019 856 430 893 254 927 441 1 083 637 1 154 128 1 274 062 1 243 644 1 219 399

305 563 .. ..

1 674 551 1 754 525 1 764 971 1 644 374

50 148 2 224 45 253 174 525 651 794 215

..

.. 301 223 117

2 037

907 089 1 606 747 1 976 328 2 029 808 2 316 164 2 701 863 2 601 428 2 549 596 2 623 126 662 303

..

.. 2 606 614 2 628 306 2 634 437 2 824 979

539 3 071 1 572 4 020 7 466 9 859 7 606 6 899 5 608 1 966

..

.. 1 947

970 866 957

2 171 1 786 1 715 1 089 925 293 783 1 669 863 99

..

.. 34 062 64 808 18 096 14 964

Sources: Stats SA, Tourism 1999–2009 (Report 03-51-02) and Tourism and migration (Statistical release P0351) Between 2003 and 2006 SA residents by mode of travel were not recorded.

TOURISM

SA STATISTICS, 2010

4.5

4.3 Arrivals 4.3.4 Foreign travellers by country of residence

Europe Grand total

Total France Germany Italy Nether-lands Portugal Switzer-

land UK Other Year

34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

3 896 547 4 864 064 5 186 221 5 170 196 5 898 236 6 026 086 6 000 538 5 908 024 6 549 916 6 640 095 6 815 202 7 518 320 8 508 806 9 207 698 9 728 860

10 098 306

463 474 721 878 798 398 875 851 981 680

1 026 7481 048 9231 031 2291 273 8221 343 3791 312 3091 334 7191 412 6531 446 7411 447 8231 394 027

29 781 55 907 65 636 67 793 76 380 87 887 92 750 85 663 114 797 130 365 111 636 103 674 108 713 118 175 131 512 120 327

108 064 172 502 200 550 198 584 201 321 211 052 215 011 207 511 253 411 261 194 249 564 253 471 263 225 259 856 243 578 216 076

19 261 28 222 29 776 33 726 38 128 39 725 38 979 37 565 78 329 50 403 51 059 52 172 54 214 55 459 56 456 61 012

25 772 48 197 61 069 69 594 85 296 87 606 93 091 97 780 111 873 122 565 122 271 117 855 126 327 130 878 130 083 124 512

9 613

11 825 13 165 16 297 25 807 28 337 25 013 22 021 29 351 29 347 29 421 30 277 28 978 30 045 32 128 36 293

22 477 31 018 33 681 35 505 37 540 35 973 33 938 33 119 37 531 36 203 37 319 39 591 41 853 38 604 37 144 35 655

165 670 252 437 253 828 294 788 332 478 343 934 358 072 363 825 449 088 463 021 463 176 476 770 495 532 506 481 493 235 495 441

82 836

121 770 140 693 159 564 184 730 192 234 192 069 183 745 199 442 251 281 247 863 261 173 293 811 307 233 323 687 304 711

North America Central & South America Australasia

Total USA Other Total Argentina Brazil Other Total Australia New Zealand Other Year

44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

95 214

130 513 144 592 165 822 203 065 202 095 210 349 204 773 222 345 228 244 251 536 280 808 309 697 336 264 351 158 321 744

79 333

108 688 121 161 139 975 174 177 173 533 181 632 176 412 187 681 197 561 213 322 238 935 259 676 282 062 292 884 268 753

15 881 21 825 23 431 25 847 28 888 28 562 28 717 28 361 34 664 35 683 38 214 41 873 50 021 54 202 58 274 52 991

20 407 29 960 33 603 42 678 46 870 43 374 47 348 45 269 39 486 41 778 46 625 49 417 56 023 59 298 65 002 67 377

5 550

10 063 9 855 13 981 14 836 15 771 15 487 14 310 5 256 7 903 9 420 9 108 8 957 8 094 8 873

10 924

9 146

12 036 14 300 16 540 18 769 14 820 17 659 17 396 18 460 17 883 21 562 24 090 30 424 33 341 36 436 37 810

5 711

7 861 9 448 12 157 13 265 12 783 14 202 13 563 15 770 15 991 15 643 16 219 16 642 17 863 19 693 18 643

36 657 61 085 63 793 64 200 70 333 70 307 71 161 76 442 87 136 90 391 94 305 97 083

109 754 116 634 122 382 114 851

29 470 47 950 49 577 52 736 57 011 56 606 57 191 61 779 70 856 72 728 76 712 78 233 90 419 96 690

101 312 93 944

5 985

12 585 13 483 10 744 12 501 12 587 13 035 13 767 15 213 16 634 16 562 18 039 18 547 19 087 20 159 20 075

1 202 550 733 720 821 1 114 935 896 1 067 1 029 1 030

811 788 857 911 832


TOURISM

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4.6

4.3 Arrivals 4.3.4 Foreign travellers by country of residence (concluded)

Middle East Asia Indian Ocean Islands

Total Israel Saudi Arabia Other Total India Japan Other Total Mauritius Other Year

55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

16 429 22 145 25 064 25 218 28 570 29 338 29 460 30 660 34 112 32 860 32 849 34 913 38 209 42 901 39 448 37 427

10 426 13 374 13 436 13 438 14 802 15 670 14 161 15 468 16 837 15 427 15 877 15 864 15 634 18 369 18 872 16 990

1 204 1 574 3 880 4 234 4 583 4 720 5 956 4 947 5 366 5 017 3 629 3 940 4 243 4 648

5 617 5 517

4 799 7 197 7 748 7 746 9 185 8 948 9 352 10 245 11 909 12 416 13 343 15 109 18 332 18 884 14 959 14 920

97 298 136 328 142 240 138 686 138 478 155 352 156 600 155 100 184 555 186 274 195 943 196 702 217 398 245 457 230 343 244 454

12 942 35 142 29 612 19 516 23 090 27 252 27 810 29 538 35 402 42 954 36 069 39 906 49 674 57 999 59 186 70 169

13 892 17 293 18 905 23 587 23 781 24 711 24 104 25 975 27 581 22 741 24 469 28 861 33 500 33 516 29 124 26 146

70 464 83 893 93 723 95 583 91 607 103 389 104 686 99 587 121 572 120 579 135 405 127 935 134 224 146 886 142 033 148 139

8 515 11 302 11 726 11 807 13 331 13 299 14 323 15 025 21 004 20 486 17 942 17 378 17 047

2/ 2/ 2/

7 079 8 855 9 037 9 445 10 945 11 156 12 042 12 447 15 962 15 468 14 009 14 103 14 233

2/ 2/ 2/

1 436 2 447 2 689 2 362 2 386 2 143 2 281 2 578 5 042 5 018 3 933 3 276 2 814

2/ 2/ 2/

Africa

Total Botswana Lesotho Mozambique Namibia Swaziland Zimbabwe Other Unspec. 1/ Year

66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

3 125 959 3 452 164 3 781 351 3 665 003 4 304 878 4 366 558 4 298 613 4 193 732 4 513 694 4 519 616 4 707 384 5 446 062 6 308 636 6 902 041 7 395 414 7 638 678

371 494 363 890 495 529 446 707 499 153 554 923 563 365 644 253 782 189 797 315 806 820 789 455 765 705 821 070 807 292 838 931

1 184 893 1 097 351 1 189 129 1 190 848 1 649 511 1 588 365 1 559 422 1 288 160 1 162 786 1 291 242 1 479 802 1 668 826 1 919 889 2 171 954 2 165 505 2 100 366

140 576 192 987 295 611 339 167 402 679 473 939 491 526 506 077 579 768 474 790 405 579 648 526 926 496

1 085 556 1 228 979 1 363 178

188 887 213 063 200 523 187 594 200 602 201 685 206 022 203 667 217 077 216 978 226 525 220 045 225 020 221 360 222 817 217 476

546 651 664 863 689 445 712 491 766 188 785 062 742 621 751 538 788 842 808 049 852 636 911 990 993 030

1 041 235 1 090 065 1 090 559

534 865 729 971 742 116 557 475 526 796 494 530 477 380 501 698 612 543 568 626 558 093 783 100 989 614 977 101

1 248 043 1 599 795

118 184 141 716 151 492 168 765 377 823 200 372 182 395 201 673 370 489 361 616 377 929 415 120 488 882 583 765 632 713 430 373

41 109 130 001 185 454 180 823 124 362 132 127 131 349 252 460 173 522 177 067 156 310 62 373 39 389 58 362 77 290

102 492

Sources: Stats SA, Tourism 1999–2009 (Report 03-51-02) and Tourism and migration (Statistical release P0351) 1/ Includes Antarctica. 2/ As of January 2007, Indian Ocean Islands were merged with Africa.

TOURISM

SA STATISTICS, 2010

4.7

4.4 Departures 4.4.1 Foreign travellers by mode of travel With effect from 4 January 1993 South African residents were not required to complete departure or arrival forms when they leave or enter the country. Their particulars are obtained directly from their passports. Consequently, only the number and mode of travel of South African residents leaving or entering the country at computerised ports are available. Foreign travellers visiting SA still complete arrival forms, but do not complete forms on departure. The particulars of foreign travellers leaving the country are obtained by means of the computer system on the basis of the information furnished on arrival. However, as from 26 October 1993 the Department of Home Affairs implemented a system according to which South African residents departing for overseas from Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban International Airports complete departure forms. This system made it possible to obtain and process information on South African residents leaving the country through these three airports again as from November 1993.

Mode of travel

Total Air Rail Road Sea Unspecified Year

75 76 77 78 79 80

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

3 159 151 3 816 594 4 282 269 4 321 621 5 042 420 5 299 077 5 466 128 5 307 217 5 822 136 5 955 199 6 093 317 6 728 742 7 501 755 8 022 796 8 474 663 8 680 250

693 969 1 015 145 1 120 774 1 186 592 1 391 865 1 495 921 1 576 060 1 563 650 1 815 721 1 921 178 1 945 994 2 049 053 2 148 480 2 361 491 2 474 541 2 402 410

7 785 850 3 451 422 115 936 6 448 5 299 4 804 3 989 3 010 1 627 2 316

416 636

8 426

2 442 024 2 777 348 3 130 750 3 096 110 3 592 506 3 735 543 3 834 888 3 701 658 3 967 089 4 016 461 4 135 718 4 669 333 5 270 845 5 493 123 5 996 943 6 266 616

8 732

19 550 25 062 35 938 56 038 64 880 45 820 33 513 32 311 11 410 1 676 1 917 4 635 3 044 1 495 1 799

6 641 3 701 2 232 2 559 1 896 1 797 2 914 3 097 2 211 2 161 6 919 6 812

56 149 164 722

1 048 999

Sources: Stats SA, Tourism 1999–2009 (Report 03-51-02) and Tourism and migration (Statistical release P0351) 4.4.2 South African residents by mode of travel

Mode of travel

Total Sea Rail Road Air Unspecified Year

81 82 83 84 85 86

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

1 765 753 2 520 193 2 881 817 2 925 726 3 362 607 3 874 675 3 804 054 3 733 058 3 793 672 864 816

..

.. 4 338 914 4 433 492 4 429 399 4 423 987

571 2 899 2 676 7 196 11 486 14 471 7 387 7 753 9 010 2 657

..

.. 2 137

728 801

1 156

127 162 2 592 429 124 593 604 1 043 505 323

..

.. 320 320 429

2 204

942 335 1 648 611 1 955 942 1 968 655 2 244 178 2 653 275 2 502 357 2 446 772 2 530 313 559 415

..

.. 2 623 570 2 601 978 2 627 608 2 768 391

821 069 867 418 920 241 948 836 1 106 353 1 205 940 1 322 630 1 166 211 1 253 082 302 170

..

.. 1 692 415 1 781 677 1 800 211 1 651 723

1 651 1 103 366 610 466 396 1 076 1 866 762 251

..

.. 20 472 48 789

350 513

Sources: Stats SA, Tourism 1999–2009 (Report 03-51-02) and Tourism and migration (Statistical release P0351) 4.4.3 South African residents by purpose of visit – Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban International Airports

Purpose of visit

Total Business Holiday Study Unspecified Year

87 88 89 90 91

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

748 186 741 496 779 597 739 598 822 652 737 652 779 709 776 990 728 663 968 038

206 354 220 643 238 673 234 667 246 495 235 917 258 654 265 683 282 866 373 975

530 086 509 489 529 319 493 511 564 446 490 957 493 576 483 226 415 840 565 375

11 746 11 364 11 605 11 420 11 711 11 091 12 052 13 710 13 074 16 922

.. .. .. .. .. ..

15 424 13 998 16 883 11 766

Sources: Stats SA, Tourism 1999–2003 (Report 03-51-02) and Tourism and migration (Statistical release P0351) As from 2004 SA residents by purpose of travel are no longer recorded.

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SA STATISTICS, 2010

5.2

5.1 Historical table - Documented immigrants and self-declared emigrants, 1965–2005 Stats SA published complete emigration data up to and including December 1992. Since basic information on emigration was not available thereafter, it was not possible to publish data on self-declared emigration on a monthly basis for the period January 1993 to October 1993. However, as from 26 October 1993 the Department of Home Affairs implemented a system according to which South African residents departing for overseas from Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban International Airports complete departure forms. This system was implemented at these three airports only, as approximately 97% of the self-declared emigrants left the country through these three ports. This system made it possible to again obtain and process information on self-declared emigrants leaving the country through these three airports as from November 1993. In order to estimate the number of self-declared emigrants for the period January 1993 to October 1993, an interpolation was carried out with the aid of a regression model.

Documented immigrants Self-declared emigrants Net gain/loss


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1965 1966 1967 1968 1969

1970 1971 1972 1973 1974

1975 1976 1977 1978 1979

1980 1981 1982 1983 1984

1985 1986 1987 1988 1989

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

2000 2001 2002 2003

2004 2005

38 337 48 051 38 937 40 548 41 446

41 523 35 845 32 776 24 016 35 910

50 464 46 239 24 822 18 669 18 680

29 365 41 542 45 784 30 483 28 793

17 284 6 994 7 953

10 400 11 270

14 499 12 379 8 686 9 824 6 398

5 064 5 407 4 103 4 371 3 669

3 053 4 832 6 545

10 578

10 714 5 650

21 082 26 317 20 756 21 677 22 233

21 804 19 104 17 038 12 507 18 644

26 827 23 647 12 437 9 334 9 274

14 987 21 937 23 640 15 721 14 833

8 713 3 418 4 042 5 287 5 928

7 806 6 607 4 544 5 126 3 175

2 314 2 606 2 053 2 157 2 091

1 505 2 575 3 727 6 549

6 442 4 047

17 255 21 734 18 181 18 871 19 213

19 719 16 741 15 738 11 509 17 266

23 637 22 592 12 385 9 335 9 406

14 378 19 605 22 144 14 762 13 960

8 571 3 576 3 911 5 113 5 342

6 693 5 772 4 142 4 698 3 223

2 750 2 801 2 050 2 214 1 578

1 548 2 257 2 818 4 029

4 272 1 603

9 479

10 289 11 289 10 945 9 313

9 278 8 407 7 884 6 401 7 428

10 255 15 641 26 000 20 686 15 694

11 363 8 791 6 832 8 247 8 550

11 401 13 711 11 174 7 767 4 911

4 722 4 256 4 289 8 078

10 235

8 725 9 708 8 946 9 031 8 487

10 262 12 260 10 890 16 165

.. ..

4 770

5 404 5 954 5 744 4 915

4 718 4 376 4 058 3 271 3 804

5 227 7 951 13 459 10 680 8 010

5 594 4 462 3 369 4 108 4 238

5 766 6 796 5 443 3 772 2 374

2 331 2 060 2 063

.. 4 877

4 190 4 656 4 340 4 376 4 143

5 126 5 815 5 224 8 059

.. ..

4 709 4 885 5 335 5 201 4 398

4 560 4 031 3 826 3 130 3 624

5 028 7 690 2 541 0 006 7 684

5 769 4 329 3 463 4 139 4 312

5 635 6 915 5 731 3 995 2 537

2 391 2 196 2 226

.. 5 358

4 531 5 052 4 606 4 655 4 344

5 136 6 445 5 666 8 106

.. ..

+28 858 +37 762 +27 648 +29 603 +32 133

+32 245 +27 438 +24 892 +17 615 +28 482

+40 209 +30 598

-1 178 -2 017

+2 986

+18 002 +32 751 +38 952 +22 236 +20 243

+5 883 -6 717 -3 221

+2 633 +6 359

+9 777 +8 123 +4 397 +1 746 -3 837

-3 661 -4 301 -4 843 -4 660 -4 818

-7 209 -7 428 -4 345 -5 587

.. ..

+16 312 +20 913 +14 802 +15 933 +17 318

+17 086 +14 728 +12 980 +9 236 +14 840

+21 600 +15 696 -1 022 -1 346

+1 264

+9 393 +17 475 +20 271 +11 613 +10 595

+2 947 -3 378 -1 401

+1 515 +3 554

+5 475 +4 547 +2 481

.. -1 702

-1 876 -2 050 -2 287 -2 219 -2 052

-3 621 -3 240 -1 497 -1 510

.. ..

+12 546 +16 849 +12 846 +13 670 +14 815

+15 159 +12 710 +11 912 +8 379 +13 642

+18 609 +14 902

-156 -671

+1 722

+8 609 +15 276 +18 681 +10 623 +9 648

+2 936 -3 339 -1 820

+1 118 +2 805

+4 302 +3 576 +1 916

.. -2 135

-1 781 -2 251 -2 556 -2 441 -2 766

-3 588 -4 188 -2 848 -4 077

.. ..

Sources: Stats SA, Documented migration (Report 03-51-03) and Tourism and migration (Statistical release P0351)


SA STATISTICS, 2010

5.3

5.2 Documented immigrants by country of previous permanent residence

Total Europe

Total Male Female

Approved before arrival

Approved after

arrival Total Germany UK Other Year

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

6 398

5 064 5 407 4 103 4 371 3 669 3 053 4 832 6 545

10 578 10 714

5 650

3 175 2 314 2 606 2 053 2 157 2 091 1 505 2 575 3 727 6 549 6 442 4 047

3 223 2 750 2 801 2 050 2 214 1 578 1 548 2 257 2 818 4 029 4 272 1 603

1 441 1 596 1 093 1 064 877 923 916 1 534 1 604 2 827 3 978 2 217

4 987 3 468 4 314 3 039 3 494 2 746 2 137 3 298 4 941 7 751 6 736 3 433

2 784 2 272 2 315 1 494 1 614 1 213 978

1 714 1 847 2 567 2 638 1 059

294 249 253 162 249 159 157 349 286 365 390 132

1 047 1 046 1 052 623 616 467 355 622 668 1 032 1 142

382

1 443 977 1 010 709 749 587 466 743 893 1 170 1 106

545

North America Central & South Americas Australasia

Total USA Other Total Argentina Brazil Other Total Australia New Zealand Other Year

19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

177 238 207 173 146 98

111 172 184 272 269

96

141 145 171 37 118 71 80 130 150 220 229 86

36

93 36 136 28 27 31 42 34 52 40 10

72 43 50 45 57 33 22 41 60 82 74 47

14 5 9 16 9 4 5 7 12 11 14 7

34 28 23 8 23 16 6 14 22 24 26 3

24 10 18 21 25 13 11 20 36 47 34 37

80 85 86 56 61 40 33 51 65 99 85 41

62 48 66 37 43 27 19 36 53 71 55 25

18 37 19 16 17 13 14 13 11 27 30 16

- - 1 3 1 - - 2 1 1 - -


Total Israel Turkey Other Total Republic of China India Other Total Mauritius Other Year

30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

148 136 117 84 77 46 50

109 103 190 149 100

90 61 50 24 30 11 15 30 29 54 58 18

18 35 21 27 21 10 6 21 17 45 30 20

40 40 46 33 26 25 29 58 57 91 61 62

1 497 927

1 020 1 034 1 207 693 991

1 289 1 738 2 328 2 225 1 784

584 247 244 182 171 178 281 153 361 546 543 359

395 303 342 367 455 222 292 487 608 551 472 353

518 377 434 485 581 293 418 649 769 1 231 1 210 1 072

80 39 52 46 31 28 24 31 61 58 26 26

62 39 51 43 31 24 24 31 51 56 24 24

18 - 1 3 - 4 - -

10 2 2 2

Africa

Total Lesotho Malawi Mozambique Nigeria Zimbabwe Other Unspecified Year

41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

1 548 1 304 1 549 1 155 1 169 1 504 831

1 419 2 472 4 961 5 235 2 493

227 222 233 124 141 111 92 118 123 237 272 384

68

85 98 45 37 130 23 33 66 174 198 86

45

41 53 39 50 575 14 40 87 187 282 109

25 45 66 77 63 72 87 198 631 1 698 1 332

539

556 405 394 237 300 181 133 326 464 959

1 041 439

627 506 705 633 578 435 482 704 1 101 1 706 2 110 1 133

12 20 11 16 9 14 13 6 15 21 23

258



SA STATISTICS, 2010

5.4

5.3 Documented immigrants by occupation group

Total Professional occupations

Managerial and administrative occupations

Clerical and sales occupations

Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Year

49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

6 398 5 064 5 407 4 103 4 371 3 669 3 053 4 832 6 545

10 578 10 714

5 650

3 175 2 314 2 606 2 053 2 157 2 091 1 505 2 575 3 727 6 549 6 442 2 657

3 223 2 750 2 801 2 050 2 214 1 578 1 548 2 257 2 818 4 029 4 272 2 993

1 103 798 843 551 449 378 331 524 576 499

436 159

871 630 688 493 369 330 273 417 456 396 353 135

232 168 155 58 80 48 58 107 120 103 83 24

490 374 461 418 424 258 241 258 382 416 484 229

440 338 417 392 384 228 213 217 301 357 401 189

50 36 44 26 40 30 28 41 81 59 83 40

400 250 315 64 48

199 21 62 26 25 13

149

277 191 265 55 38 152 12 44 13 14

9 130

123 59 50 9 10 47 9 18 13 11

4 19

Transport and

communications occupations Service occupations Earning and related occupations

Artisan and related occupations


61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

19 7

18 19 8

25 5 3 5 7 5 2

15 6 18 17 7 25 4 3 3 6 4 2

4 1 - 2 1 - 1 - 2 1 1 -

115 79 84 43 27 58 4

16 21 15 19 12

93 62 74 38 22 49 4 14 20 10 17 10

22 17 10 5 5 9 - 2 1 5 2 2

20 5 4 2 -

48 4 - 2 - 2 2

16 5 4 2 -

24 4 - 2 - 2 2

4

0 - - -

24 - - - - - -

184 103 117 93 52

169 15 11 14 10 13

7

177 101 115 89 52 168 15 11 13 10 12 7

7 2 2 4 - 1 - - 1 - 1 -

Production and related workers

Occupation unspecified and n.e.c.

Not economically active


73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

78 58 62 31 17

218 5

10 9 - 3

19

68

54 55 30 17 215 4 9 9 - 3

17

8 4 7 1 - 3 1 1 - - - 2

161 88 74

424 173 36 36 69 19 39 83 25

124 77 73 363 173 21 18 28 10 25 46 18

37 11 1 61 -

15 18 41 9 14 37 7

3 830 3 302 3 412 2 555 3 173 2 304 2 391 3 879 5 491 9 567 9 368 5 050

1 094 850 881 672 1 095 879 958 1 832 2 900 5 731 5 399 3 542

2 736 2 452 2 531 1 883 2 078 1 425 1 433 2 047 2 591 3 836 3 969 1 508



SA STATISTICS, 2010

5.5

5.4 Self-declared emigrants by country of destination

Europe North America Grand total

Total Germany UK Other Total Canada USA Year

82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

10 235 8 725 9 708 8 946 9 031 8 487

10 262 12 260 10 890 16 165

4 198 2 963 3 198 2 962 3 138 3 071 3 811 5 316 4 637 6 827

211 233 242 182 195 186 226 249 210 329

2 880 2 045 2 243 2 162 2 310 2 316 2 852 4 043 3 626 5 204

1 107 685 713 618 633 569 733 1 024 801 1 294

1 699 1 561 1 737 1 389 1 338 1 168 1 581 1 659 1 430 1 998

947 679 774 557 449 341 482 478 339 400

752 882 963 832 889 827 1 099 1 181 1 091 1 598

Central & South America Australasia

Total Argentina Brazil Other Total Australia New Zealand Other Year

90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

45 51 49 43 45 43 64 54 43 92

8

19 8 12 15 13 26 8 7 11

17 - 7 7 17 4 13 15 12 42

20 32 34 24 13 17 25 31 24 39

2 766 2 449 3 035 2 671 2 513 2 506 2 441 2 912 2 523 3 248

1 298 1 507 1 767 1 508 1 631 1 544 1 544 1 820 1 580 2 276

1 465 939 1 266 1 157 869 961 894 1 091 939 966

3

3 2 6 13 1 3 1 4 6


Total Israel Other Total India Other Total Mauritius Other Year

98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

358 281 266 244 230 200 243 280 323 580

288 179 156 95 75 66 66 60 39 62

70

102 110 149 155 134 177 220 284 518

173 163 136 166 169 187 198 226 218 445

12

25 24 40 46 38 78 52 49 120

161 138 112 126 123 149 120 174 169 325

88 66 72 71 77 86

151 126 144 196

73

50 60 62 71 81 131 116 128 160

15 16 12 9 6 5 20 10 16 36

Africa

Total Botswana Namibia Zambia Zimbabwe Other Unspecified Year

107 108 109 110 111 112 113

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

854

1 114 1 151 1 339 1 425 1 131 1 655 1 584 1 461 2 611

135 179 156 168 217 126 231 207 241 273

335 429 460 545 518 468 489 540 448 617

57

47 75 95 118 102 180 166 187 339

140 208 195 226 222 162 269 192 128 275

187 251 265 305 350 273 486 479 457 1 107

54

77 64 61 96 95 118 103 111 168



SA STATISTICS, 2010

5.6

5.5 Self-declared emigrants by occupation group NB: The latest figures on self-declared emigrants are 2003 figures.

Total Professional occupations

Managerial and administrative occupations

Clerical and sales occupations


114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

10 235 8 721 9 708 8 946 9 031 8 487

10 262 12 260 10 890 16 165

4 877 4 190 4 656 4 340 4 376 4 143 5 126 5 815 5 224 8 059

5 358 4 531 5 052 4 606 4 655 4 344 5 136 6 445 5 666 8 106

1 960 1 679 1 970 1 924 1 968 1 855 2 439 2 929 2 689 4 316

1 166 956 1 072 1 088 1 098 1 037 1 371 1 548 1 404 2 291

794 723 898 836 870 818 1 068 1 381 1 285 2 025

638 664 737 703 787 680 891 954

1 146 1 729

482 514 556 560 572 478 649 642 767 1 235

156 150 181 143 215 202 242 312 379 494

1 008 859 921 877 873 794

1 057 1 279 1 119 1 895

404 331 356 346 321 371 439 447 385 806

604 528 565 531 552 423 618 832 734 1 089

Transport and

communications occupations Service occupations Earning and related occupations

Artisan and related occupations


126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

45

41 23 34 43 32 67 53 54 142

31 35 19 27 34 19 47 41 41 99

14 6 4 7 9 13 20 12 13 43

122 102 116 99

113 116 146 208 129 272

59

46 51 44 50 50 71 106 73 143

63

56 65 55 63 66 75 102 56 129

14 26 26 29 34 16 34 33 25 34

11 21 22 22 29 12 31 32 23 27

3 5 4 7 5 4 3 1 2 7

402 319 339 327 323 257 289 304 253 366

380 304 321 306 302 247 273 288 241 340

22 15 18 21 21 10 16 16 12 26

Production and related workers

Occupation unspecified and n.e.c.

Not economically active


138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

67 40 32 31 19 28 61 79 39 73

52 31 23 20 12 20 49 51 28 46

15 9 9 11 7 8 12 28 11 27

604 793 999 824 945 970

1 450 1 752 1 880 1 713

251 362 479 367 419 450 643 799 899 815

353 431 520 457 526 520 807 953 981 898

5 375 4 198 4 545 4 039 3 926 3 639 3 828 4 669 3 556 5 625

2 041 1 590 1 757 1 529 1 539 1 459 1 553 1 861 1 363 2 257

3 334 2 608 2 788 2 510 2 387 2 180 2 275 2 808 2 193 3 368


LABOUR

SA STATISTICS, 2010

6.1

6.1 Employment 6.1.1 Historical review, 1935–2009

Number of employees

Mining and quarrying Manufacturing Construction Electricity Transnet Ltd Year

1 2 3 4 5

1935 1936 1937 1938 1939

1940 1941 1942 1943 1944

1945 1946 1947 1948 1949

1950 1951 1952 1953 1954

1955 1956 1957 1958 1959

1960 1961 1962 1963 1964

1965 1966 1967 1968 1969

1970 1971 1972 1973 1974

1975 1976 1977 1978 1979

1980 1981 1982 1983 1984

1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990

400 274 429 400 438 934 459 727 464 359

502 008 522 766 517 398 463 557 453 560

473 030 475 695 469 050 449 468 479 969

503 268 505 285 518 412 505 846 531 040

539 886 553 963 562 509 563 782 609 243

599 245 616 450 604 906 608 685 627 725

634 097 634 080 619 043 632 961 625 558

655 346 652 294 623 067 684 743 674 140

639 473 671 240 712 006 658 261 686 599

709 042 722 918 702 041 700 901 711 511

724 587 756 637 763 319 732 522 706 810 692 900

175 566 199 758 217 357 225 310 229 625

239 412 267 973 285 580 303 138 326 528

353 377 370 669 388 155 423 915 462 781

486 281 524 041 556 398 575 715 601 834

632 315 610 683 631 428 645 786 645 561

653 300 673 200 707 500 746 286 826 018

913 500 936 531 973 400 988 921

1 042 500

1 068 921 1 107 000 1 127 275 1 189 000 1 259 800

1 307 600 1 355 205 1 317 200 1 312 100 1 332 743

1 421 400 1 508 322 1 542 618 1 465 827 1 477 940

1 428 988 1 442 892 1 482 640 1 537 389 1 537 974 1 537 511

26 102 32 850 38 321 40 387 37 603

34 515 34 406 36 404 31 361 29 695

33 790 39 915 53 431 66 342 77 518

77 813 91 827

100 629 98 492

102 653

107 479 110 806 105 925 108 875 113 927

121 200 117 200 124 400 136 572 171 207

193 400 227 936 252 800 267 457 294 000

317 814 344 400 343 958 403 700 476 178

483 600 466 409 376 700 315 857 315 100

364 164 414 100 446 866 428 100 424 300

410 100 402 600 407 500 413 793 417 300 417 600

6 100 7 499 8 430 8 892 8 764

8 980 8 757 9 448 9 773

10 025

10 564 11 396 11 842 12 586 13 234

14 356 15 323 15 976 16 259 16 957

18 281 18 088 14 117 14 189 13 865

14 300 14 900 15 800 16 734 17 142

17 300 18 307 19 600 21 266 21 800

22 481 24 200 26 157 28 400 29 900

32 700 37 300 38 700 40 800 42 600

45 300 48 900 54 700 60 000 63 600

66 200 63 760 56 840 57 170 52 400 50 920

90 561

103 701 112 091 120 967 123 421

123 166 123 867 130 693 136 893 142 004

149 880 164 878 178 138 187 705 193 019

187 950 186 225 194 105 205 274 202 810

210 293 221 775 234 074 232 789 225 553

217 229 214 869 215 371 220 187 223 671

226 932 225 648 221 110 223 638 224 592

221 730 227 627 228 411 229 901 231 902

250 209 255 938 262 065 269 255 265 536

266 403 271 488 278 289 246 865 240 237

231 268 218 047 197 431 184 522 178 396 167 291

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6.1 Employment 6.1.1 Historical review, 1935–2009 (concluded)

Number of employees

Mining and quarrying Manufacturing Construction Electricity Transnet Ltd Year

6 7 8 9 10

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

653 134 607 950 561 655 613 584 599 885

563 396 558 256 462 166 441 459 412 752

404 963 409 677 419 942 457 295 443 790 458 506 496 894 519 943 491 505

1 499 484 1 453 151 1 425 626 1 421 815 1 437 553

1 456 367 1 395 636 1 351 568 1 314 488 1 306 795

1 259 672 1 261 309 1 237 015 1 265 358 1 182 056 1 331 332 1 323 498 1 306 588 1 219 846

391 100 373 700 374 529 366 173 359 126

325 926 313 608 284 132 232 174 222 999

224 906 213 528 295 597 272 693 431 841 455 772 472 571 474 108 440 628

47 940 45 890 42 480 39 975 39 684

40 112 39 613 38 519 43 167 39 743

39 235 38 663 42 565 43 932 43 698 51 503 53 641 58 686 58 704

162 185 156 069 131 937

.. 115 049

113 034 109 300

.. 1/

..

..

.. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

..

Source: Stats SA: Survey of employment and earnings (Statistical release P0275) Source: Stats SA: As from 2005 Quarterly employment statistics survey (Statistical release P0277) 1/ As from 1998 information regarding Transnet Ltd is now published separately.

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6.3

Employment and gross earnings As from 2003, the employment statistics component of Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) implemented a new and larger sample covering all the industries in the formal non-agricultural business sector of the South African economy. The survey covers employment statistics of the mining and quarrying industry; the manufacturing industry; the electricity, gas and water supply industry; the construction industry; the wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles, motor cycles and personal and household goods; hotels and restaurants industry; the transport, storage and communication industry; the financial intermediation, insurance, real estate and business services industry; and the community, social and personal services industry. The survey does not cover the agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing industry and excludes domestic services and the informal sector. The previous sample only covered selected industries and did not collect information from agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing; restaurants and other eating and drinking places, boarding houses, caravan parks and guest farms; air and water transport; telecommunication services; financial institutions other than banking institutions, building societies and insurance companies; real estate and business services; educational services; medical, dental and other health services; welfare organisations; religious organisations; and other recreational and culture services. It also excluded domestic services and the informal sector. Therefore, as from 2003, published data are not comparable with data published prior to 2003. As from 2005, Stats SA introduced a new employment statistics survey that covers all employing enterprises in the formal non-agricultural business sector of the South African economy that is registered for Income Tax (IT), resulting in the extensive coverage of all small businesses. Previously the coverage was restricted to both employing and non-employing VAT registered enterprises with an annual turnover of R300 000 or more. Introduction of the new sample from the June quarter 2006 enables Stats SA to provide users with survey results for the June and September 2006 quarters from the new sample. Stats SA has been working for some years to improve the quality of its economic statistics. The latest series to benefit from these improvements are those for employment and average monthly earnings derived from the Quarterly Employment Statistics (QES) survey, a survey of formal non-agricultural businesses and other entities which are employers. Considerable work has been undertaken over the last two years to improve the completeness of the list of employers in the economy, held on Stats SA’s Business Register, from which the samples for the survey are drawn. Greater use has been made of additional administrative sources of employer entities, particularly the lists maintained by the South African Revenue Service (SARS) of employers making contributions on behalf of their employees for Pay As You Earn (PAYE), and the Department of Labour‘s Unemployment Insurance Fund(UIF). It is important to distinguish between the lift in the level of the series from improvements in the coverage of employers and the growth in employment shown by the series due to new employer entities entering the economy and continuing employers taking on additional staff. This break in series relates mainly to the level of employment, rather than the growth rate of employment. However, an outcome of not publishing data from a sample revised in 2005 has been that any new employer entity commencing operations from early 2004 onwards would not have had a chance of being selected until the reselection of the sample in March 2006. The effect is that the published series based on the 2004 sample show somewhat smaller growth than would have been shown from a sample revised in 2005. Further factors affecting the growth of the series between 2004 and 2006 were the expansion of the formal sector as a result of legislative changes, growth resulting from small businesses moving from the informal to the formal sector and greater overall compliance by businesses leading to their registration for PAYE and/or UIF. Employment and gross earnings – Unless otherwise indicated in a subscription, the following is applicable: Employment refers to the number of people employed by the business, who received payment (in salaries; wages; commission, in addition to a retainer, salary or wage; piece rates; or payments in kind) for any part of the reference period. This excludes independent contractors and consultants; working proprietors; sole and joint owners; employees paid on a commission basis where a retainer, salary or wage was not paid; and employees based in South Africa but paid from aboard, e.g. embassy employees. Annual employment data are shown as at 30 June of the relevant year. Gross earnings are payments for ordinary, standard or agreed hours during the reference period for all permanent, temporary, casual, executive and managerial employees, before taxation and other deductions. Gross earnings include salaries and/or fees paid to all directors, executives and managers; employers’ contributions to holiday, pension, provident and medical funds and contributions to the Unemployment Insurance and Compensation Funds; payments paid from South Africa to employees based aboard, e.g. embassy employees; payments for all types of leave, except those paid on termination; fringe benefits paid in cash such as housing, mortgage and rent subsidies, transport allowances, and cell phone allowances; allowances and penalty payments relating to ordinary-time hours. Annual gross earnings data reflect the total gross earnings for the relevant year, except the annual gross earnings for 2006, where the total includes only the three quarters (i.e. June 2006 – December 2006).

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6.4

6.2 Number of employees and gross earnings according to industry 6.2.1 Total mining and quarrying Saltworks, power supply companies and iron and steel works are excluded. Data of the mining and quarrying sector include data in respect of the former TBVC states as from January 1994. The total employment in these states for January 1994 amounted to approximately 9,0% of the total employment of the mining and quarrying sector.

Gross earnings (R’000)

Number of employees Excluding severance,

termination and redundancy payments

Severance, termination and

redundancy payments

Including severance,


Full-time Part-time All All employees All employees All employees

Year

11 12 13 14 15 16

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

462 166 441 459 412 752 404 963 409 677 419 942 457 295 443 790 458 506 496 894 519 943 491 505

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

692 900 653 134 607 950 561 655 613 584 599 885 563 396 558 256 462 166 441 459 412 752 404 963 409 677 419 942 457 295 443 790 458 506 496 894 519 943 491 505

10 268 292 11 126 463 11 671 251 11 951 058 13 538 882 15 221 820 16 701 661 18 622 738 19 179 930 19 991 719 22 132 537 24 386 459 26 233 025 30 630 609* 34 345 855 35 876 693 29 983 632 45 610 101 60 296 225 65 188 627

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 0

326 084 222 813 172 830 205 237 194 411* 363 747 406 006 231 415 263 560 532 829 875 354

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

19 179 930 20 317 803 22 355 350 24 559 289 26 438 262 30 825 020* 34 709 602 36 282 699 30 215 047 45 893 661 60 829 054 66 063 981

Source: The Minerals Bureau, Department of Minerals and Energy 6.2.2 Total manufacturing As from January 1996 data on the manufacturing sector also include particulars of the former TBVC states. According to the information at the disposal of Stats SA, the contribution regarding the former TBVC states for March 1996 amounted to 5,8% of the total employment of the manufacturing sector.





redundancy payments




Year

17 18 19 20 21 22

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

1 299 255 1 263 956 1 244 539 1 193 948 1 187 733 1 147 210 1 173 474 1 078 298 1 220 499 1 212 389 1 197 692 1 117 480

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

52 313 50 532 62 256 65 724 73 576 89 805 91 884

103 758 110 833 111 109 108 896 102 366

1 537 511 1 499 484 1 453 151 1 425 626 1 421 815 1 437 553 1 456 367 1 395 636 1 351 568 1 314 488 1 306 795 1 259 672 1 261 309 1 237 015 1 265 358 1 182 056 1 331 332 1 323 498 1 306 588 1 219 846

30 550 830 34 095 339 38 603 656 42 032 759 46 611 502 51 417 237 55 674 439 58 203 808 64 747 976 68 173 317 72 374 890 77 200 302 84 587 580 87 982 155* 98 621 246 97 231 742 90 486 921

124 831 413 136 863 817 140 093 924

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

1 289 988 1 449 935 1 295 907 1 647 268 968 909 779 695* 1 220 268 1 658 281 1 144 560 1 617 059 1 976 676 2 537 338

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

66 037 964 69 623 252 73 670 797 78 847 570 85 556 489 88 761 850* 99 841 514 98 890 023 91 631 481

126 380 056 138 840 493 142 631 262

Source: Stats SA, Survey of employment and earnings (Statistical release P0275) Source: Stats SA, As from 2005 Quarterly employment statistics survey Statistical release P0277)

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6.5

6.2 Number of employees and gross earnings according to industry 6.2.3 Electricity, gas and water supply

The data are based on a sample survey and refer to private establishments and public corporations which have as their main activity the generation and/or distribution of electricity, gas and water supply.

As from January 1996 data on the electricity sector also include particulars of the former TBVC states. According to the information at the disposal of Stats SA, the contribution regarding the former TBVC states for March 1996 amounted to 1,9% of the total employment of the electricity sector.

As from 1998 there has been a reclassification of water boards from local governments into the electricity, gas and water supply industry. This change was brought about by a new Act, the Water Services Act No. 108 of 1997, which caused a change in the definition of the main industrial activity of the water boards. Water boards are now classified under the Standard Industrial Classification of all Economic Activities (SIC) as the 'collection, purification and distribution of water', which falls under the electricity, gas and water supply industry.





redundancy payments




Year

23 24 25 26 27 28

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

38 482 43 108 39 694 39 171 38 324 42 035 42 984 41 863 50 004 52 231 57 507 57 666

..

.. .. .. .. .. .. ..

37 59 49 64 339 530 948

1 835 1 499 1 410 1 179 1 038

50 920 47 940 45 890 42 480 39 975 39 684 40 112 39 613 38 519 43 167 39 743 39 235 38 663 42 565 43 932 43 698 51 503 53 641 58 686 58 704

1 708 275 1 880 501 2 042 102 2 275 384 2 383 566 2 707 305 3 095 125 3 953 126 4 556 699 5 230 462 5 193 802 5 949 751 6 178 626 6 725 960* 7 735 701 8 847 600 7 519 840

11 225 011 13 306 730 15 897 423

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

153 473 262 405 141 536 108 189 83 477 98 298 128 779 42 486 30 399 58 866 48 582 94 390

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

4 710 172 5 492 867 5 335 338 6 057 940 6 262 103 6 824 258* 7 864 480 8 890 086 7 550 239

11 283 877 13 355 312 15 991 813

Source: Stats SA, Survey of employment and earnings (Statistical release P0275) Source: Stats SA, As from 2005 Quarterly employment statistics survey Statistical release P0277) 6.2.4 Construction The data represent the employment in private construction and are based on a sample survey. As from January 1996 data on the construction industry also include particulars of the former TBVC states. According to the information at the disposal of Stats SA, the contribution regarding the former TBVC states amounted to 0,1% of the total employment of the construction industry in that year.





redundancy payments




Year

29 30 31 32 33 34

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

262 786 216 125 201 652 199 406 193 415 238 643 221 443 330 048 364 663 385 043 378 927 360 826

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

21 346 16 049 21 347 25 500 20 113 56 954 51 250

101 793 91 109 87 528 95 181 79 802

417 600 391 100 373 700 374 529 366 173 359 126 325 926 313 608 284 132 232 174 222 999 224 906 213 528 295 597 272 693 431 841 455 772 472 571 474 108 440 628

5 108 779 5 658 245 6 072 053 6 225 233 6 493 192 7 037 632 7 341 671 7 686 077 8 390 653 7 783 815 7 838 641 8 328 714 9 302 663 12 479 545* 13 243 794 23 117 407 21 623 627 32 270 956 38 166 437 39 170 247

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

79 732 97 053 68 544 74 068 108 661 53 953 83 704

114 612 79 745

214 564 274 312 340 151

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

8 470 385 7 880 868 7 907 185 8 402 782 9 411 324 12 533 498* 13 327 498 23 232 019 21 703 372 32 485 520 38 440 749 39 510 398

Source: Stats SA, Survey of employment and earnings (Statistical release P0275) Source: Stats SA, As from 2005 Quarterly employment statistics survey Statistical release P0277)

LABOUR

SA STATISTICS, 2010

6.6

6.2 Number of employees and gross earnings according to industry 6.2.5 Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles, motor cycles and personal and household goods; hotels and restaurants The data relating to wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and household goods; hotels and restaurants are based on a sample survey. Data on the former TBVC states were included in this industry as from the first quarter of 1996. Information available to Stats SA indicates that the total employment of the commercial industries in these areas for March 1996 amounted to approximately 0,1% of the total employment for the wholesale trade industry, 1,0% of the total employment for the retail trade industry, and 0,7% of the total employment for the motor trade industry. For the hotels industry data on the former TBVC states were included as from the first quarter of 1995. The total employment in these states for March 1995 amounted to approximately 16,0% of the total employment of the hotels industry.





redundancy payments




Year

35 36 37 38 39 40

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

678 943 710 619 698 863 694 633 693 616 1 078 883 1 072 981 1 167 359 1 433 224 1 477 569 1 490 527 1 445 154

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

121 490 161 697 167 114 190 244 191 577 185 054 203 573 205 977 230 520 252 292 235 286 226 906

788 100 781 600 775 000 762 000 730 005 751 629 757 475 764 162 800 433 872 316 865 977 884 877 885 193

1 263 937 1 276 554 1 373 336 1 663 744 1 729 861 1 725 813 1 672 060

12 819 815 14 826 090 16 628 333 18 181 626 19 479 036 21 955 023 23 999 419 26 296 046 30 446 303 35 805 825 38 237 625 41 118 093 46 458 017 70 293 944* 79 252 827 83 185 830 87 452 670

126 266 324 142 773 080 147 366 651

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

357 942 376 861 351 245 536 158 364 037 328 535* 492 915 546 595 479 799 784 951 960 141

1 477 274

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

30 804 245 36 182 686 38 588 870 41 654 251 46 822 054 70 622 479* 79 745 742 83 732 425 87 932 469

127 051 275 143 733 221 148 843 925

Source: Stats SA, Survey of employment and earnings (Statistical release P0275) Source: Stats SA, As from 2005 Quarterly employment statistics survey (Statistical release P0277) 6.2.6 Total transport, storage and communication





redundancy payments




Year

41 42 43 44 45 46

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

236 573 232 591 205 074 191 782 187 171 197 446 196 746 302 518 334 139 333 925 341 450 332 248

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

8 910 10 589 16 448 15 941 12 672 8 666 9 388

17 880 18 355 25 014 22 106 21 034

361 268 343 340 334 995 303 072 280 642 284 348 283 275 276 085 245 483 243 180 221 522 207 723 199 843 206 112 206 134 320 398 352 494 358 939 363 556 353 282

7 853 143 9 030 188 12 731 467 12 899 192 13 709 454 15 791 486 16 452 954 17 365 671 16 838 649 14 774 752 16 313 187 14 989 311 16 413 530 20 198 944* 21 767 312 40 407 225 37 265 737 51 732 401 58 244 005 61 322 504

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

69 881 112 385 176 004 133 308 383 878 396 861* 428 441

1 440 309 233 169 678 338 664 256

1 120 232

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

16 908 530 14 887 137 16 489 191 15 122 619 16 797 408 20 595 805* 22 195 753 41 847 534 37 498 906 52 410 739 58 908 261 62 442 736

Source: Stats SA, Survey of employment and earnings (Statistical release P0275) Source: Stats SA, As from 2005 Quarterly employment statistics survey (Statistical release P0277)

LABOUR

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6.7

6.2 Number of employees and gross earnings according to industry 6.2.7 Financial intermediation, insurance, real estate and business services For banking institutions, building societies and insurance companies, data on the former TBVC states were included as from the first quarter of 1995. The total employment in these states for March 1995 amounted to approximately 1,0% of the total employment of the financial institutions industry.





redundancy payments




Year

47 48 49 50 51 52

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

210 147 195 098 187 874 184 161 178 989 1 004 086 1 020 480 1 242 484 1 434 337 1 462 099 1 550 920 1 485 380

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

8 139 9 567 8 825 8 488 7 103

127 144 151 318 235 726 310 221 362 510 356 492 338 173

186 280 186 545 190 503 193 076 193 779 200 981 215 250 217 180 218 286 204 665 196 699 192 649 186 092

1 131 230 1 171 798 1 478 210 1 744 558 1 824 609 1 907 412 1 823 553

6 298 825 7 174 100 8 685 883 10 158 146 11 243 898 12 771 205 14 557 568 15 955 792 18 565 563 20 621 263 22 822 296 24 293 710 27 483 568 114 944 676* 127 719 192 143 631 461 163 330 335 233 785 372 262 728 175 267 533 229

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

202 677 326 986 280 427 347 165 359 584 643 740* 596 014

1 279 083 1 134 484 1 532 126 1 740 231 1 988 504

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

18 768 240 20 948 249 23 102 723 24 640 875 27 843 152 115 588 416* 128 315 206 144 910 544 164 464 819 235 319 747 264 468 406 269 521 733

Source: Stats SA, Survey of employment and earnings (Statistical release P0275) Source: Stats SA, As from 2005 Quarterly employment statistics survey (Statistical release P0277) 6.2.8 Community, social and personal services

As from January 1993, the agricultural marketing boards are, according to the Standard Industrial Classification of all Economic Activities (SIC), included in this major group and not as previously shown in the major group 'Wholesale, retail and motor trade and hotels'. As from the second quarter of 1994 the information on the governments and the local governments of the former TBVC states was included in the public sector, which is part of the community, social and personal services industry. The total employment in these states for June 1994 amounted to approximately 12,0% of the total employment of the public sector. As from the first quarter of 1996 the information on all the universities of the former TBVC states is included in the public sector. The total employment for universities in these states for March 1996 amounted to approximately 11,0% of the total employment of the universities. 6.2.8.1 Government sector 6.2.8.1.1 National departments National departments do not include Transnet Ltd, SA Post Office Ltd or Telkom SA Ltd. Particulars relating to elected office bearers and part-time members of commissions are excluded. The State's contributions to pension, medical aid and other funds are, as from March 1992, included in salaries and wages. The average salaries and wages are, therefore, not strictly comparable with the information of previous years.





redundancy payments




Year

53 54 55 56 57 58

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

336 163 327 502 317 717 313 220 313 513 323 937 331 694 358 787 363 660 370 328 382 229 400 677

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

9 526 12 300 9 141 11 647 11 638 14 930 18 923 21 224 20 243 25 964 25 356 21 586

527 298 554 463 542 423 530 298 535 460 337 223 359 680 351 398 345 689 339 802 326 858 324 867 325 151 338 867 350 617 380 011 383 903 396 292 407 585 422 263

12 854 798 15 478 544 20 965 658 22 417 560 25 763 009 18 272 984 18 829 494 21 849 603 25 601 288 25 155 716 25 717 185 29 469 770 33 460 914 35 353 508 38 675 439 43 638 036 36 741 356 54 915 168 62 815 341 71 245 094

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

298 981 385 191 198 333 204 032 196 004 97 558 112 992 156 405 235 924 324 206 277 281 294 378

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

25 900 269 25 540 907 25 915 518 29 673 802 33 656 918 35 451 066 38 788 431 43 794 441 36 977 280 55 239 374 63 092 622 71 539 472


LABOUR

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6.8

6.2 Number of employees and gross earnings according to industry 6.2.8.1 Government sector 6.2.8.1.2 Provincial administrations Particulars of elected office bearers are not included. The administrations' contributions to pension, medical aid and other funds are, as from March 1992, included in salaries and wages. The average salaries and wages are, therefore, not strictly comparable with the information of previous years. As from June 1994 the information or estimates in respect of the governments of the former TBVC states and the civil services of the former self-governing territories are included with those of the provincial administrations.





redundancy payments




Year

59 60 61 62 63 64

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

830 334 786 036 765 963 754 315 754 288 751 492 752 958 765 790 781 546 807 294 840 567 866 867

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

47 346 78 754 56 232 45 783 47 949 43 754 54 550 73 505 85 013 84 898

103 067 118 048

424 663 427 259 448 118 464 006 697 364 761 117 860 837 868 528 877 680 864 790 822 195 800 098 802 237 795 246 807 508 839 295 866 559 892 192 943 634 984 915

6 926 792 7 976 991 10 868 999 12 355 616 23 897 914 36 384 929 45 940 552 51 397 083 56 430 994 59 087 124 61 909 551 66 174 641 72 225 395 77 704 348* 86 347 095 94 879 451 78 374 366

115 526 945 140 162 320 163 304 136

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

359 535 419 305 611 089 461 056 382 718 472 552 320 752 330 875 303 338 686 208 514 579 576 820

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

56 790 529 59 506 429 62 520 640 66 635 697 72 608 113 78 176 900* 86 667 847 95 210 326 78 677 704

116 213 153 140 676 899 163 880 956


6.2.8.1.3 Local governments Local governments include city councils, municipalities, town councils and health committees. The data are derived from periodic censuses and a sample survey. Local governments of the former TBVC states are included as from the second quarter of 1994. As from 1998 there has been a reclassification of water boards from local governments into the electricity, gas and water supply industry. This change was brought about by a new Act, the Water Services, 1997 (Act No. 108 of 1997), which caused a change in the definition of the main industrial activity of the water boards. Water boards are now classified under the Standard Industrial Classification of all Economic Activities (SIC) as the 'collection, purification and distribution of water', which falls under the electricity, gas and water supply industry.





redundancy payments




Year

65 66 67 68 69 70

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

.. ..

.. .. .. .. .. ..

235 811 216 466 214 766 213 290 215 575 193 682 188 652 186 772 184 257 193 368 201 981 216 720

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

7 979 7 050 6 386 7 609 7 291 14 267 14 400 15 781 15 246 15 257 14 965 13 677

237 990 232 319 230 616 224 907 240 175 246 801 247 515 254 132 243 790 223 516 221 152 220 899 222 866 207 949 203 052 202 553 199 503 208 625 216 946 230 397

4 881 470 5 756 938 7 003 291 7 617 680 9 035 923 10 394 046 11 110 363 12 145 175 13 103 701 13 694 461 14 539 099 16 232 493 16 986 705 16 465 319 18 950 143 22 036 490 17 804 629 25 230 920 29 437 418 35 467 048

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

81 323 114 762 63 681 78 743 81 077 207 783 113 081 111 739 86 805

155 573 196 243 167 644

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

13 185 024 13 809 223 14 602 780 16 311 236 17 067 782 16 673 102 19 063 224 22 148 229 17 891 434 25 386 493 29 633 661 35 634 692


LABOUR

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6.9

6.2 Number of employees and gross earnings according to industry 6.2.8 Community, social and personal services 6.2.8.1 Government sector 6.2.8.1.4 Other government institutions Contains data regarding parastatal institutions, universities and technikons.





redundancy payments




Year

71 72 73 74 75 76

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

76 982 74 384 71 313 68 172 65 080 62 233 62 861 51 484 86 828 89 185 88 372 92 814

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

22 755 21 440 21 087 22 236 26 062 23 761 29 509 27 428 37 228 36 328 43 922 49 318

120 533 107 457 109 176 105 726 99 707

105 697 114 689 109 797 99 737 95 824 92 400 90 408 91 142 85 994 92 370 78 912

124 056 125 513 132 294 142 132

3 538 190 3 346 805 4 325 481 4 789 447 5 268 011 5 820 208 6 676 461 7 247 985 6 971 433 7 614 400 8 195 753 8 910 505 9 904 983 9 927 974*

11 447 959 10 652 913 13 143 659 18 208 498 20 384 064 23 195 168

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

122 474 158 113 243 218 110 687 162 738 32 654 52 215 56 616 76 903

121 721 148 830 153 646

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

7 093 907 7 772 513 8 438 971 9 021 192 10 067 721 9 960 628* 11 500 174 10 709 529 13 220 562 18 330 219 20 532 894 23 348 814

Source: Stats SA, Survey of employment and earnings (Statistical release P0275) Source: Stats SA, As from 2005 Quarterly employment statistics survey (Statistical release P0277) 6.2.8.1.5 Total government sector





redundancy payments




Year

77 78 79 80 81 82

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

1 479 290 1 404 388 1 369 759 1 348 997 1 348 456 1 331 344 1 336 165 1 362 833 1 416 291 1 460 175 1 513 149 1 577 078

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

87 606 119 544 92 846 87 275 92 940 96 712 117 382 137 938 157 730 162 447 187 310 202 629

1 310 484 1 321 498 1 330 333 1 324 937 1 572 706 1 450 838 1 582 721 1 583 855 1 566 896 1 523 932 1 462 605 1 436 272 1 441 396 1 428 056 1 453 547 1 500 771 1 574 021 1 622 622 1 700 459 1 779 707

28 201 250 32 559 278 43 163 429 47 180 303 63 964 857 70 872 167 82 556 870 92 639 846 102 107 416 105 551 701 110 361 588 120 787 409 132 577 997 139 451 149* 155 420 636 171 206 890 146 064 010 213 887 951 252 799 143 293 211 446

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

862 313 1 077 371 1 116 321 854 518 822 537 810 547 599 040 655 635 702 970

1 317 708 1 136 933 1 192 488

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

102 969 729 106 629 072 111 477 909 121 641 927 133 400 534 140 261 696* 156 019 676 171 862 525 146 766 980 215 205 659 253 936 076 294 403 934


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6.2 Number of employees and gross earnings according to industry 6.2.8 Community, social and personal services 6.2.8.2 Other community, social and personal services





redundancy payments




Year

83 84 85 86 87 88

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

263 596 286 390 256 259 375 493 365 655 347 670 349 027

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

47 331 57 913 47 554 51 943 49 128 51 929 50 837

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

310 927 344 303 303 813 427 436 405 783 399 599 399 864

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

18 310 653* 20 908 586 21 573 476 27 467 569 38 006 092 42 111 434 45 798 746

.. .. .. .. .. .. ..

.. .. .. .. .. ..

135 495* 145 773 92 435

115 977 140 968 185 150 190 206

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

18 446 148* 21 054 359 21 665 911 27 583 546 38 147 060 42 296 584 45 988 952

Source: Stats SA, Survey of employment and earnings (Statistical release P0275) Source: Stats SA, As from 2005 Quarterly employment statistics survey (Statistical release P0277) 6.2.8.3 Total community, social and personal services





redundancy payments




Year

89 90 91 92 93 94

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

1 488 930 1 413 956 1 379 553 1 358 348 1 358 587 1 594 940 1 622 555 1 619 092 1 791 784 1 816 830 1 860 819 1 926 105

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

88 686 120 627 93 855 87 375 93 123 144 043 175 295 185 492 209 673 211 575 271 424 253 466

1 323 884 1 335 498 1 344 433 1 340 037 1 587 386 1 465 808 1 596 771 1 596 745 1 577 616 1 534 583 1 473 408 1 445 723 1 451 710 1 738 983 1 797 850 1 804 584 2 001 457 2 028 405 2 132 243 2 179 571

28 295 772 32 688 967 43 329 151 47 335 202 64 143 022 71 063 727 82 765 105 92 856 327 102 362 302 105 812 636 110 601 011 121 013 911 132 855 321 157 761 802* 175 773 464 193 780 366 173 531 579 251 887 623 294 910 577 339 010 192

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

862 635 1 077 534 1 117 693 854 948 822 722

946 042* 743 304 748 070 818 947

1 458 676 1 322 083 1 382 694

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

103 224 937 106 890 170 111 718 704 121 868 859 133 678 043 158 707 844* 176 516 768 193 528 436 174 350 526 253346 299 296 232 660 340 392 886


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6.2 Number of employees and gross earnings according to industry 6.2.9 Total all industries





redundancy payments




Year

95 96 97 98 99 100

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

4 677 282 4 516 912 4 370 001 4 266 412 4 247 512 5 723 185 5 807 958 6 225 452 7 087 156 7 236 981 7 397 786 7 216 364

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

300 921 369 120 369 894 393 336 398 503 612 196 683 656 852 461 972 210

1 051 439 1 058 378 1 022 785

5 358 463 5 238 641 5 125 622 5 002 475 5 233 359 5 139 014 5 238 572 5 161 285 4 978 203 4 886 032 4 739 895 4 659 748 4 646 015 6 335 381 6 491 614 7 077 913 8 059 366 8 288 420 8 456 164 8 239 149

102 903 731 116 479 893 139 763 896 151 058 600 177 602 552 197 965 435 220 587 942 240 939 585 265 088 075 278 193 789 295 513 989 317 280 251 349 512 330 501 017 635* 559 015 149 625 078 324 611 194 341 877 559 421

1 007 289 043 1 075 582 797

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

3 016 328 4 029 243 3 654 169 3 873 934 3 296 505 3 441 535* 4 058 681 6 235 442 4 152 518 6 611 755 7 519 110 9 815 939

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

268 104 403 282 223 032 299 168 158 321 154 185 352 808 835 504 459 170* 563 073 830 631 313 766 615 346 859 884 171 176

1 014 808 153 1 085 398 736


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6.3 Quarterly labour force survey (QLFS) The Quarterly Labour Force Survey (QLFS) is a household-based sample survey, specifically designed to measure the dynamics of employment and unemployment in the country. It measures a variety of issues related to the labour market, including unemployment rates (official), according to standard definitions of the International Labour Organisation (ILO).

OFFICIAL AND EXPANDED UNEMPLOYMENT RATES

Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) uses the following definition of unemployment as its official definition: The unemployed are those people within the economically active population who, (a) did not work in the calendar week preceding the interview, (b) have taken active steps to look for work or to start a business in the four weeks prior to the interview, and (c) want to work and were available to start work in the reference week.

Stats SA reports on the situation of the unemployed using the official definitions only. However, in the present economic climate, there is a proportion of discouraged job seekers who face constraints, for example high travel costs and lack of transport, when seeking work, and these are reported on separately.

6.3.1 Estimated population of working age (15–64 years) by population group, gender and labour market status, according to the official definition of unemployment, June 2010

1 000

Economically active Total

Not economically

active Total Workers Unemployed Rate (%) Population group and gender

101 102 103 104 105 106

All population groups Total Male Female Black African Total Male Female Coloured Total Male Female Indian or Asian Total Male Female White Total Male Female

31 399 15 005 16 394

24 427 11 590 12 837

3 013 1 442 1 571

905 453 452

3 054 1 520 1 534

14 346 5 751 8 595

11 944 4 893 7 051

1 077 379 698

359 126 233

966 353 612

17 054 9 254 7 800

12 483 6 697 5 785

1 936 1 063

873

546 327 219

2 088 1 166

922

12 742 7 094 5 647

8 795 4 889 3 906

1 500 812 688

491 300 191

1 955 1 093

862

4 312 2 160 2 152

3 687 1 808 1 879

436 251 185

55 27 28

134 73 60

25,3 23,3 27,6

29,5 27,0 32,5

22,5 23,6 21,2

10,1 8,4

12,8

6,4 6,3 6,5

Source: Stats SA, Quarterly Labour force survey (QLFS) (Statistical release P0211) Due to rounding, numbers do not necessarily add up to totals.

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6.3 Quarterly labour force survey (QLFS) 6.3.2 Estimated population of working age (15–64 years) by province, gender and labour market status, according to the official definition of unemployment, June 2010

1 000

Economically active Total

Not economically

active Total Workers Unemployed Rate (%) Province

107 108 109 110 111 112

SOUTH AFRICA Total Male Female WESTERN CAPE Total Male Female EASTERN CAPE Total Male Female NORTHERN CAPE Total Male Female FREE STATE Total Male Female KWAZULU-NATAL Total Male Female NORTH WEST Total Male Female GAUTENG Total Male Female MPUMALANGA Total Male Female LIMPOPO Total Male Female

31 399 15 005 16 394

3 532 1 696 1 837

4 040 1 857 2 183

710 308 402

1 872 887 986

6 439 3 052 3 388

2 195 1 077 1 118

7 209 3 639 3 570

2 237 1 042 1 195

3 164 1 448 1 716

14 346 5 751 8 595

1 141 399 742

2 320 976

1 344

342 122 219

794 309 485

3 456 1 458 1 998

1 116 446 671

2 147 794

1 352

1 032 416 616

1 998 831

1 167

17 054 9 254 7 800

2 391 1 296 1 095

1 720 881 839

368 186 183

1 078 577 501

2 984 1 594 1 390

1 078 631 447

5 063 2 845 2 218

1 205 627 579

1 166 617 549

12 742 7 094 5 647

1 869 1 015

854

1 243 631 612

258 139 119

776 434 342

2 362 1 273 1 089

775 469 306

3 690 2 187 1 502

867 467 400

903 479 423

4 312 2 160 2 152

522 281 241

477 250 227

111 47 64

302 144 159

622 321 301

303 167 141

1 373 657 715

339 160 179

264 138 126

25,3 23,3 27,6

21,8 21,7 22,0

27,7 28,4 27,1

30,1 25,2 34,9

28,0 24,9 31,7

20,8 20,1 21,6

28,1 25,8 31,5

27,1 23,1 32,3

28,1 25,5 30,9

22,6 22,3 23,0

Source: Stats SA, Quarterly Labour force survey (QLFS) (Statistical release P0211) Due to rounding, numbers do not necessarily add up to totals.

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6.3 Quarterly labour force survey (QLFS) 6.3.3 Workers (employers, employees and self-employed (15–64 years)) in the formal sector by main industry, population group and gender, June 2010

1 000

Black African Coloured Indian or Asian

Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Main industry

113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121

Total Agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing Mining and quarrying Manufacturing Electricity, gas and water supply Construction Wholesale and retail trade Transport, storage and communication Financial intermediation, insurance, real estate and business services Community, social and personal services Other

5 849

360 241 851

58

506 1 146

339

831

1513 †

3 594

215 217 602

46

439 620

275

533

647 -

2 255

144 24

249

12 67

526

64

298

866 †

1 252

121 †

254

12 85

260

63

156

292 -

696

74 †

149

† 79

120

46

80

132 -

556

47 †

105

† †

140

17

76

160 -

447

† †

83

† 16

127

29

101

89 -

272

† †

53

† 13 89

21

57

36 -

175

- -

30

- †

38

†

43

52 -

White Total

Total Male Female Total Male Female Main industry

122 123 124 125 126 127


1 832

53 54

252

22 103 316

106

439

487 †

1 030

46 47

165

18 84

182

70

231

186 †

802

† †

87

† 19

134

35

208

300 -

9 379

534 304

1 440

93 710

1 848

537

1 527

2 380 †

5 592

336 270 970

75

615 1 010

412

901

1 002 †

3 788

198 35

471

18 95

838

124

626

1 379 †

Source: Stats SA, Quarterly Labour force survey (QLFS) (Statistical release P0211) † For all values of 10 000 or lower the sample size is too small for reliable estimates. Due to rounding numbers do not necessarily add up to totals.

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6.3 Quarterly labour force survey (QLFS) 6.3.4 Workers (employers, employees and self-employed (15–64 years)) in the informal sector by main industry, population group and gender, June 2010 (concluded)

1 000

Black African Other1 Total

Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Main industry

128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136


1 889

65 †

175

† 245 892

180

103

227 -

1 066

51 †

98

- 236 358

165

70

86 -

823

14 -

77

† †

534

16

33

141 -

318

19 †

40

- 52 99

17

40

52 -

193

17 †

24

- 43 60

16

21

† -

126

† -

16

- †

38

†

19

41 -

2 207

84 †

215

† 297 991

197

143

279 -

1 258

68 †

123

- 279 419

181

91

97 -

949

16 -

93

† 17

572

17

52

182 -

Source: Stats SA, Quarterly Labour force survey (QLFS) (Statistical release P0211) 1 Other includes coloured, Indian/Asian and white. These population groups are aggregated due to the small sample size.

† For values of 10 000 or lower the sample size is too small for reliable estimates. Due to rounding numbers do not necessarily add up to totals.

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6.4 Quarterly labour force survey (QLFS) comparison 6.4.1 Labour market trends March 2008, June 2008, September 2008, December 2008, March 2009, June 2009, September 2009, December 2009, March 2010 and June 2010: Using the official definition of unemployment

Estimate (‘000) Coefficient of variation (%)

Variable 137 138

a b c

Total employed Total unemployed (official definition) Total not economically active

Mar 2008 Jun 2008 Sep 2008 Dec 2008 Mar 2009 Jun 2009 Sep 2009 Dec 2009 Mar 2010 Jun 2010 Mar 2008 Jun 2008 Sep 2008 Dec 2008 Mar 2009 Jun 2009 Sep 2009 Dec 2009 Mar 2010 Jun 2010 Mar 2008 Jun 2008 Sep 2008 Dec 2008 Mar 2009 Jun 2009 Sep 2009 Dec 2009 Mar 2010 Jun 2010

13 623 13 729 13 655 13 844 13 636 13 369 12 885 12 974 12 803 12 742

4 191 4 114 4 122 3 873 4 184 4 125 4 192 4 165 4 310 4 312

12 794 12 861 13 024 13 176 13 166 13 585 14 095 14 123 14 237 14 346

0,6 0,6 0,6 0,6 0,6 0,6 0,7 0,6 3,1 0,7

1,7 1,7 1,8 1,8 1,8 2,0 1,6 1,7 3,6 1,8

0,6 0,6 0,6 0,7 0,7 0,7 0,7 0,6 3,1 0,6

% %

d

Official unemployment rate = b/c*100 = f

Mar 2008 Jun 2008 Sep 2008 Dec 2008 Mar 2009 Jun 2009 Sep 2009 Dec 2009 Mar 2010 Jun 2010

23,5 23,1 23,2 21,9 23,5 23,6 24,5 24,3 25,2 25,3

1,6 1,6 1,6 1,6 1,6 1,7 1,5 1,5 1,5 1,6

Source: Stats SA, Quarterly Labour force survey (QLFS) (Statistical release P0211)

PRICES

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7.1 Producer price indices 7.1.1 All groups The total of Domestic output and Imported commodities less exports was previously known as “Commodities for South African Consumption”. This series has been discontinued since December 2007. The pre 2008 indices weight structure was derived from sales values and the subsequent years indices weight structure is derived from value added, where the series “Domestic output” is shown.

Base: 2000=100

Producer price index Series

Domestic output Exported Imported Year

1 2 3

1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

4,2 4,4 4,7 5,4 6,3 7,2 8,3 9,4

10,3 11,8 13,5 15,3 17,2 19,0 20,6 23,8 28,3 32,3 36,8 42,6 47,6 53,0 57,0 60,7 66,0 73,0 79,1 85,6 89,4 93,8

100,0 107,6 122,1 124,8 127,7 132,4 142,6 158,2 180,9 180,8

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

95,2 100,0 107,2 121,0 117,4 120,3 127,7 138,1 156,7 169,5 158,6

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

90,2 100,0 110,0 127,1 121,8 117,1 121,3 130,7 143,2 166,7 146,2

Source: Stats SA, Producer price index (PPI) (Statistical release P0142.1)

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7.2 PRICES

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7.1 Producer price indices The Producer price index (PPI) measures price trends of commodities produced throughout the major sectors of the economy, i.e. agriculture, forestry, fishing, mining, manufacturing, electricity, gas and water, and wholesale and retail trade (in the case of imported goods). All commodities included in the PPI, are classified according to the Standard Industrial Classification of all Economic Activities (SIC). The SIC is based on a standard industrial classification compiled by the United Nations (UN) for international use. Commodities in the manufacturing sector are divided into 23 major industrial groups according to the SIC. Price information is collected for products known as 'indicator products'. Indicator products are identified as those products whose sale value represents the largest part of the total value of sales (turnover) in an industrial group. Prices are collected at the first sales point after production, which is producers in the case of locally produced commodities, and wholesalers or retailers in the case of imported commodities. Prices 'ex-factory' are requested but 'delivered' or 'free on rail/free on board' are accepted if it is the normal basis of quotation. Where prices are dependent on the quantity purchased or the class of purchaser, the price for the predominant quantity or class of purchaser is collected. Value-added tax (VAT) is excluded and normal discounts generally available to purchasers are excluded from quoted prices. Where possible, price information is collected at successive time intervals for the same grade or quality of commodities. In the case of specialised commodities, such as machinery and transport equipment, price information is collected for equivalent items. Where quality or other changes occur in commodities, or where substitute commodities are introduced, the price indices are adjusted to compensate for any change in the price solely due to quality or similar changes. Price information refers to the first seven days of the relevant month, except in the mining and agricultural sectors where average prices for the relevant month are collected. Most prices for commodities manufactured locally are collected at three-monthly intervals, while prices of imported commodities are collected monthly. If Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) were notified of price changes for products not surveyed on a monthly basis, products would be surveyed whenever price changes occur. 7.1.2 Producer price indices of South African industry groups This table reflects the price indices of all locally produced commodities, whether intended for local consumption or export (columns 1–12).

Base: 2000=100

Agriculture, forestry, fishing and mining

Agriculture

Food Total Total

Total Grain Sugar cane Oil seeds Vegetables and dried

beans Fruit Other food

Year

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

43,7 48,1 53,6 58,3 59,3 64,3 72,3 79,8 88,1 93,0 96,8

100,0 109,8 128,3 121,3 125,6 129,5 147,0 170,6 191,3 179,1

49,6 51,6 56,1 65,8 69,1 78,0 83,5 88,1 94,3 95,5 97,8

100,0 111,6 138,8 130,6 128,6 120,4 142,6 176,5 188,0 189,7

48,9 52,5 58,2 68,2 71,6 78,4 84,2 89,2 94,9 96,6 98,8

100,1 108,9 135,3 125,2 124,9 119,1 141,7 172,0 177,0 172,9

- - -

83,6 79,8 70,1 80,4 88,8 90,3 90,1

104,0 100,0 120,1 183,3 138,6 136,7 102,4 155,0 226,0 250,5 209,7

- - -

74,0 80,2 83,0 85,3 85,5 92,4 96,0 93,2

100,0 122,5 134,0 140,0 128,2 131,7 156,9 160,5 183,2 222,7

- - -

92,1 106,5 108,7 104,3 103,3 103,3 103,3 102,2 100,0 150,5 185,5 170,9 175,7 158,2 167,8 285,9 358,4 252,5

- - -

64,7 51,9 70,9 67,1 72,5 74,3 79,8 76,5

100,0 91,2

123,9 134,3 112,0 117,5 128,4 154,1 151,8 174,9

- - -

101,3 78,7 88,3

116,2 134,3 120,4 127,4 128,4 99,9

100,4 105,1 92,5 97,9 97,0

103,5 118,4 115,1 112,7

- - -

114,9 121,1 121,7 131,2 105,2 102,8 102,8 104,1 100,0 96,0 93,4

100,7 135,2 143,7 149,8 152,0 162,7 187,2

Source: Stats SA, Producer price index (PPI) (Statistical release P0142.1)

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7.1 Producer price indices 7.1.2 Producer price indices of South African industry groups (continued)

2000=100

Agriculture, forestry, fishing and mining

Agriculture Mining and quarrying

Live animals and animal products

Total Live animals Milk Eggs

Other raw

animal products

Other agricultural

products

Forestry Fishing Total Coal

Crude petroleum

and natural

gas

Metal ores

Other minerals

Year

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

169,8 194,9 205,6

- - -

55,5 56,5 78,3 78,8 81,2 91,3 93,1 93,6

100,0 108,0 129,6 126,1 128,7 133,6 157,1 174,1 199,1 209,7

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

122,8 151,0 149,5

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

181,8 219,1 257,5

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

184,0 155,3

60,5 48,1 41,4 45,7 46,0 69,5 72,7 73,9 84,8 80,2 83,4

100,0 156,2 194,7 219,4 189,1 141,4 155,4 248,9 235,4 231,0

53,3 63,0 67,9 73,3 73,6 82,6 93,4 94,2 96,5 98,7 99,4

100,0 100,0 100,0 100,1 100,9 101,8 106,9 114,7 128,5 124,0

37,4 42,2 49,4 57,5 62,8 66,5 72,5 76,9 92,5 94,3 96,8

100,0 111,5 131,1 136,8 136,1 156,3 185,2 219,0 261,8 269,0

40,1 46,2 52,4 54,0 53,3 55,8 65,4 74,7 83,9 90,4 95,0

100,0 109,9 124,4 116,6 127,8 143,6 159,4 176,3 199,8 181,1

31,3 37,1 46,6 50,9 52,2 53,7 63,8 76,9 89,6 89,8 92,2

100,0 117,3 133,3 121,0 147,8 172,7 182,0 199,1 264,9 292,5

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

86,4 68,2

- - - - - -

65,1 72,7 82,0 89,9 94,9

100,0 107,4 120,2 116,6 124,0 134,3 160,2 179,7 188,1 154,3

- - - - - -

74,9 79,2 83,7 91,6 97,8

100,0 102,6 117,8 109,9 103,2 114,4 122,5 134,8 145,0 131,2

2000=100

Manufacturing

Food

Total Meat and

meat products

Fish and fish

products

Fruit and vegetable products

Fats and oils

Milk products

Grain mill and bakery

products Sugar Coffee and

tea Other food products

Year

26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35

1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

42,1 45,6 50,5 54,8 59,3 68,6 73,1 80,5 86,8 91,4 95,7

100,0 107,4 133,6 138,3 135,9 134,4 143,7 163,7 193,5 200,5

- - - - - -

79,8 87,9 94,8 93,7 94,6

100,0 109,2 138,5 135,0 139,8 147,4 172,4 187,0 204,7 220,8

- - -

60,8 61,3 64,4 71,9 79,6 87,5 97,6 97,4

100,0 110,2 131,5 130,6 128,7 126,5 139,4 167,2 178,2 190,1

- - -

65,4 64,7 66,1 70,4 74,5 81,6 88,9 94,6

100,0 105,5 116,8 122,3 123,6 125,6 130,3 137,2 144,8 156,3

- - -

62,6 66,0 75,1 82,9 90,2 96,7

103,4 109,0 100,0 107,5 139,4 139,1 135,2 127,5 136,6 176,4 271,0 265,2

- - -

61,3 63,7 66,8 71,1 80,2 91,0 93,6 94,8

100,0 109,3 127,8 143,5 147,4 150,0 153,5 172,7 198,1 204,1

- - - - - -

73,8 82,7 84,7 89,9 95,6

100,0 103,3 144,4 146,8 125,7 111,6 118,1 148,5 189,6 183,0

- - -

57,3 62,0 67,9 71,5 75,5 79,7 89,7 96,5

100,0 115,5 138,3 135,6 123,7 124,2 129,3 133,5 136,1 150,2

- - - - - -

73,6 78,0 83,0 90,9 97,5

100,0 105,6 121,5 131,4 133,6 132,5 134,6 140,6 157,8 189,2

- - - - - -

69,3 77,2 84,7 89,1 94,4

100,0 107,6 131,6 139,7 140,4 139,2 145,8 165,1 198,0 205,0

PRICES

SA STATISTICS, 2010

7.5


2000=100

Manufacturing

Beverages Textiles and made-up goods Wearing apparel

Total Alcoholic Non-alcoholic

Tobacco products Total

Yarn, and thread;

woven and tufted textile fabrics

(prepared for

spinning)

Textile articles

other than apparel

Total Knitted or crocheted

fabrics

Other wearing apparel

Year

36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45

1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

34,7 39,5 45,5 52,9 59,1 64,4 70,3 75,4 82,0 87,6 94,2

100,0 106,2 114,6 125,7 136,4 142,0 155,2 166,2 175,3 186,3

- - - - - -

71,4 75,2 81,2 87,1 93,7

100,0 107,2 116,2 127,8 138,7 144,6 161,1 174,3 184,4 194,9

- - - - - -

71,0 75,7 84,1 88,8 95,4

100,0 103,7 110,2 120,2 130,1 135,1 139,3 144,4 150,3 161,9

22,6 26,5 31,5 37,2 42,0 45,1 56,5 61,8 76,5 83,7 87,4

100,0 109,4 115,2 130,1 142,7 157,9 171,5 188,6 204,4 235,1

49,3 56,7 62,3 65,6 68,2 72,3 81,2 86,2 90,5 94,9 96,7

100,0 105,5 119,0 127,1 122,3 120,1 123,1 129,2 135,0 142,3

- - - - - -

83,5 85,8 90,8 96,2 96,9

100,0 106,2 122,5 131,8 123,3 117,4 119,9 127,7 139,3 150,2

- - - - - -

83,8 86,7 89,8 92,6 96,3

100,0 104,7 113,8 120,2 121,2 124,4 128,1 131,8 134,5 140,3

44,9 52,3 58,4 63,1 68,0 72,8 77,7 82,3 89,1 93,1 95,2

100,0 105,3 114,6 119,8 119,8 119,9 121,6 123,9 126,7 128,3

- - - - - -

81,8 85,7 92,2 96,0 98,3

100,0 104,9 117,4 126,4 126,6 123,6 125,9 131,1 132,5 132,5

- - - - - -

77,3 81,2 88,2 92,3 94,3

100,0 105,4 113,9 118,2 118,2 119,0 120,5 122,1 125,4 127,6

2000=100

Manufacturing

Paper, paper products and printing Leather and leather

products Footwear Wood and

wood products Total Paper and paper products

Publishing and printing

Products of petroleum and

coal

Chemicals and chemical products

Year

46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53

1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

46,4 49,8 53,7 56,4 61,2 72,0 81,4 85,3 88,4 89,0 96,5

100,0 109,3 123,6 120,8 107,8 111,4 110,1 110,6 109,6 111,0

40,2 46,3 52,3 57,9 62,2 68,4 75,6 82,1 87,8 92,8 97,5

100,0 107,9 119,5 123,4 123,5 124,2 125,7 132,4 138,6 147,9

48,4 56,5 61,4 66,2 68,3 71,8 78,2 84,6 91,3 94,9 95,7

100,0 109,2 123,9 134,9 133,5 142,5 151,8 166,4 184,9 193,2

36,5 43,8 50,8 54,8 57,8 61,3 73,5 79,5 83,5 87,8 92,9

100,0 107,9 123,0 128,5 127,7 130,3 134,7 144,7 159,5 174,0

-

44,0 51,0 54,3 57,5 60,5 73,0 80,7 84,4 87,3 92,1

100,0 107,8 122,5 127,7 123,4 123,6 125,7 132,7 144,9 156,9

- - - - - -

71,7 74,4 81,2 88,3 93,7

100,0 108,0 123,4 129,2 131,0 135,4 141,4 153,8 170,0 187,9

28,0 32,0 35,5 37,1 41,3 43,1 45,4 55,1 61,3 58,7 68,9

100,0 113,1 132,3 120,2 129,4 163,3 196,6 222,3 284,0 211,0

43,4 48,6 55,3 59,7 63,7 67,7 76,1 81,7 88,0 90,8 94,8

100,0 106,9 121,2 127,3 130,0 131,9 136,1 145,0 165,3 166,0

PRICES

SA STATISTICS, 2010

7.6


2000=100

Manufacturing

Chemicals and chemical products

Basic chemicals Compounded chemical products

Total Fertilisers Basic

inorganic chemicals

Basic organic

chemicals Other Total

Pharma-ceutical products

Paints, varnishes

and related products,

artists colour, ink

Soap, cleaning

preparations, perfumes and

toilet preparations

Other

Year

54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63

1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

- - - - - -

79,9 84,5 91,4 92,2 94,4

100,0 107,1 121,2 125,9 132,7 136,5 140,4 150,7 179,3 170,8

- - - - - -

79,1 87,5 95,3 96,1 99,7

100,0 106,3 124,3 121,8 122,6 128,6 141,8 176,8 300,4 233,7

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

140,4 134,6

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

243,8 242,6

- - - - - -

78,3 82,9 89,8 90,8 93,4

100,0 107,0 120,5 126,7 134,6 138,1 139,9 144,4 162,3 172,2

- - - - - -

74,2 77,4 83,4 88,6 94,9

100,0 106,6 121,1 128,4 127,5 127,6 132,0 139,7 151,3 163,2

- - - - - -

70,4 73,0 79,3 87,6 94,6

100,0 108,1 116,7 127,1 128,1 122,8 126,1 128,6 129,6 131,7

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

190,4 203,9

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

146,3 160,7

- - - - - -

77,1 80,4 85,9 89,6 95,2

100,0 106,1 122,4 128,7 127,3 129,0 133,7 142,9 162,3 187,2

2000=100

Manufacturing

Rubber and plastic products Non-metallic minerals products

Total Rubber products Plastic products Total Glass and glass products Other

Year

64 65 66 67 68 69

1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

43,8 48,9 53.7 57,2 60,2 64,5 72,4 78,7 85,5 89,4 93,2

100,0 107,5 117,0 128,1 131,5 135,4 138,1 151,7 175,1 184,2

-

48,9 54,3 58,8 62,5 68,2 75,4 80,9 86,4 89,8 92,6

100,0 110,9 127,6 144,6 145,3 148,1 157,7 181,1 205,4 221,8

-

51,7 55,8 57,5 59,1 61,3 70,4 77,6 85,0 89,1 93,4

100,0 106,0 112,3 120,8 125,4 129,7 129,4 138,7 162,4 166,9

40,3 46,8 52,8 57,7 62,1 66,5 72,3 77,8 84,4 88,1 94,2

100,0 108,8 122,2 133,6 141,1 148,8 154,7 166,6 182.4 202,6

-

59,6 66,3 71,7 75,7 79,7 85,0 89,0 90,9 91,2 96,0

100,0 108,1 118,3 127,5 132,4 133,8 136,6 142,4 145,8 163,5

-

44,2 50,0 54,8 59,3 63,9 69,8 75,6 83,0 87,3 93,7

100,0 108,7 123,3 135,5 143,8 153,8 160,8 174,8 193,6 215,0

PRICES

SA STATISTICS, 2010

7.7


2000=100

Manufacturing

Basic metals Metal products Non-electrical machinery and equipment

Total Basic iron and steel

Rolled, drawn and

folded products

Total Structural

metal products

Other Total General purpose

machinery

Special purpose

machinery

Household appliances

Year

70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79

1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

46,1 50,4 55,6 58,4 62,0 65,8 75,0 78,9 84,8 89,2 92,0

100,0 108,0 121,7 122,4 130,0 140,5 157,0 187,5 243,3 244,5

43,6 48,4 55,3 58,3 63,2 66,8 75,0 80,4 85,7 91,2 93,1

100,0 106,5 123,3 133,9 151,1 162,7 161,0 191,5 294,4 306,1

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

171,6 155,0

44,5 51,5 57,9 61,7 67,1 73,3 80,6 85,5 90,4 94,2 97,1

100,0 105,5 114,8 126,9 133,4 141,1 146,0 159,0 181,8 191,6

- - - - - -

76,7 81,5 87,1 92,0 96,2

100,0 107,3 115,0 132,4 139,9 145,9 152,0 168,4 192,4 191,7

- - - - - -

85,5 88,6 93,1 96,0 97,8

100,0 104,4 114,7 123,5 129,3 138,1 142,2 153,0 175,2 190,4

48,8 55,7 61,5 66,4 71,4 76,8 83,1 87,3 90,8 93,1 96,9

100,0 105,3 115,7 122,7 125,4 128,2 131,1 137,0 163,4 176,5

- - - - - -

82,6 85,8 90,9 94,7 97,3

100,0 104,2 112,6 116,2 117,5 120,0 122,7 129,2 156,4 169,8

- - - - - -

84,0 87,2 90,3 92,3 96,9

100,0 104,3 115,3 124,6 128,7 132,0 135,0 140,3 149,1 151,3

- - - - - -

88,7 90,8 94,3 95,5 96,5

100,0 105,5 116,0 121,6 121,5 122,9 125,0 131,9 133,9 135,9

2000=100

Manufacturing

Electrical machinery and apparatus Office, accounting and

computing machinery Total

Electric motors,

generators and transformers

Electricity distribution and control apparatus

Insulated wire and cable Other

Radio, television and

communication equipment and

apparatus

Medical, precision,

optical instruments

Year

80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87

1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

- - - - - -

99,8 99,8 99,9 99,9 99,9

100,0 100,1 100,8 100,7 100,4 100,7 101,0 100,3 100,4 100,4

47,0 52,9 57,6 62,0 65,7 68,7 77,5 82,1 86,8 91,6 96,5

100,0 106,8 120,8 123,7 126,5 134,8 167,0 202,4 213,4 216,3

- - - - - -

77,9 81,7 88,3 92,9 95,5

100,0 109,5 128,5 132,0 129,8 147,5 191,8 231,1 258,6 285,7

- - - - - -

75,9 80,0 84,8 90,3 97,4

100,0 102,2 121,0 128,8 123,1 122,5 129,5 146,0 150,4 153,6

- - - - - -

87,3 90,5 92,5 94,2 98,2

100,0 106,3 120,1 118,0 129,2 146,2 216,3 284,7 300,7 299,9

- - - - - -

71,1 74,8 80,4 88,0 94,4

100,0 110,0 119,0 123,6 124,9 126,4 128,4 137,6 144,6 146,9

- - - - - -

85,3 87,8 90,7 93,3 96,8

100,0 103,5 128,1 134,5 129,8 127,3 127,4 129,5 129,9 131,8

37,3 38,9 42,2 45,0 53,3 63,6 71,8 76,1 82,8 89,2 96,8

100,0 106,6 120,7 124,3 122,7 125,4 130,1 136,2 141,3 148,1

PRICES

SA STATISTICS, 2010

7.8

7.1 Producer price indices 7.1.2 Producer price indices of South African industry groups (concluded)

2000=100

Manufacturing Electricity, gas and water

Transport equipment

Motor vehicles, parts and accessories

Bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles, trailers, and semi-trailers;

parts

Motor

Total Motor vehicles

Parts and

acces-sories

of motor

vehicles

Total

Bodies for

motor vehicles

Trailers, semi-

trailers and con-

tainers

Parts for

motor vehicles bodies, trailers, semi-

trailers and con-

tainers

Other transport

equipment

Fur- niture

Other manu-

facturers Total Elec-

trical

Gas and

water Year

88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101

1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

39,9 44,8 50,2 57,5 64,5 72,3 79,4 83,4 87,8 91,1 95,5

100,0 106,0 114,6 122,7 124,7 126,3 129,2 133,1 139,2 146,6

-

43,8 49,4 56,6 63,6 71,5 78,6 82,8 87,4 90,9 95,5

100,0 106,3 115,0 123,4 125,5 127,1 130,1 134,0 139,2 145,4

- - - - - -

77,6 80,4 85,2 88,8 94,0

100,0 106,8 116,1 124,5 126,3 126,4 127,7 131,0 136,2 142,1

- - - - - -

87,7 90,6 93,3 96,1 98,7

100,0 105,4 113,6 122,8 125,6 130,2 137,3 142,5 161,2 181,9

- - - - - -

79,4 84,2 88,3 92,6 96,1

100,0 103,1 106,5 108,8 111,0 112,4 113,7 117,3 120,3 123,1

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

156,6 156,9

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

114,1 117,3

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

144,5 155,4

-

68,0 70,1 77,1 83,8 88,4 92,3 94,0 95,5 97,4 98,9

100,0 101,5 103,0 103,5 103,8 104,1 105,0 106,7 111,5 118,3

39,3 45,6 52,9 59,6 65,6 68,4 73,1 78,2 83,0 91,4 98,1

100,0 103,7 110,5 114,7 118,5 121,1 125,2 131,8 136,8 145,3

- - - - - -

90,1 92,0 94,3 94,5 96,6

100,0 104,9 110,9 113,0 113,4 115,2 119,4 125,3 131,9 135,0

46,6 53,7 58,2 63,7 67,4 72,8 78,5 80,6 86,3 90,5 94,0

100,0 106,0 106,2 105,0 107,9 113,9 120,0 128,6 149,1 181,2

- - -

67,2 70,9 76,3 82,5 83,8 88,6 91,3 94,5

100,0 105,6 104,5 103,0 105,4 110,6 115,5 123,3 149,8 189,0

- - -

45,9 49,5 54,5 58,2 63,6 73,9 84,4 89,9

100,0 111,3 127,1 130,2 139,0 156,2 176,2 193,9 214,0 227,3

PRICES

SA STATISTICS, 2010

7.9

7.1 Producer price indices 7.1.3 Materials used in certain industries A second series of indices is also calculated, namely producer price indices for materials used in the following industries: Building and construction Building industries Civil engineering Mechanical engineering Electrical engineering The price information collected for the indices shown in Tables 7.1.2 is utilised for the calculation of these indices. The weights are based on the values of materials used in the relevant industries.

Base: 2000=100

Industry

Building and construction Building industries Civil engineering Mechanical engineering Electrical engineering Year

102 103 104 105 106

1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

42,4 47,9 53,2 56,6 60,6 64,8 71,2 77,7 84,2 88,3 93,6

100,0 107,4 122,2 131,5 139,3 150,6 161,2 178,8 206,2 212,0

44,1 49,8 55,1 58,9 62,7 67,2 74,2 80,3 86,5 90,8 95,6

100,0 106,4 120,8 131,3 138,2 147,8 161,3 181,7 206,1 216,3

41,5 48,0 53,7 56,2 61,6 65,4 70,1 76,5 84,1 88,9 95,2

100,0 106,3 119,6 131,4 145,6 158,1 164,3 176,8 203,8 211,8

47,2 52,4 58,4 63,4 67,6 71,4 77,4 80,7 85,3 89,7 94,5

100,0 105,0 119,3 126,1 131,1 142,6 147,8 164,9 189,2 196,0

49,3 56,0 61,4 66,9 68,5 70,8 76,8 80,0 85,1 88,6 92,6

100,0 106,7 122,7 125,8 129,6 140,2 151,2 169,4 188,5 187,8

PRICES

SA STATISTICS, 2010

7.10

7.1 Producer price indices 7.1.4 Selected materials A third series of indices is also calculated, namely producer price indices for selected materials. The price information collected for the indices shown in Tables 7.1.2 is utilised for the calculation of these indices. The weights are based on the values of selected materials used in the relevant industries.

Base: 2000=100

Building and construction materials Construction machinery

Bricks SA pine,

kiln dried

Paints Bitumen Tar Stock bricks

Face bricks

Sand

Aggre-gated

crushed stone

Ordinary and

exten-ded

cement

Glass for building industry

Re-inforcing

steel

Construction

machi-nery ex-cluding trucks

Trucks

107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119

1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

36,4 43,1 49,0 52,5 51,3 59,5 67,5 68,5 79,0 98,8 96,8

100,0 111,1 138,0 168,7 174,4 188,1 211,7 225,2 246,2 256,3

37,9 42,7 48,2 51,8 56,0 61,4 71,4 77,9 82,3 85,9 93,2

100,0 108,5 130,5 140,8 139,0 142,3 150,6 168,0 190,9 207,6

35,5 42,6 44,0 44,9 50,5 51,9 63,7 71,2 78,9 72,7 83,5

100,0 109,5 129,1 137,3 141,1 168,8 210,9 247,7 354,6 316,8

27,6 33,5 38,7 38,9 42,8 47,3 51,5 58,8 65,1 66,0 75,4

100,0 108,5 121,7 108,2 121,0 144,4 187,0 190,0 240,6 209,5

40,0 44,9 51,7 56,4 61,7 69,3 78,4 85,0 91,3 92,8 96,6

100,0 108,8 122,4 140,3 160,0 188,1 204,9 224,1 243,2 253,9

34,5 38,9 44,8 50,7 53,5 57,7 66,7 79,0 90,1 93,2 95,9

100,0 108,8 121,4 134,0 148,9 171,4 186,4 203,5 225,7 234,4

35,6 42,9 49,2 54,1 60,9 64,7 70,4 73,0 77,2 85,5 92,5

100,0 109,0 114,9 124,0 138,3 140,6 140,6 140,6 146,4 151,7

41,1 47,1 52,9 54,8 59,3 62,9 69,6 78,0 86,7 88,2 92,0

100,0 106,1 118,4 141,5 158,6 178,3 198,7 218,8 241,7 274,2

- - - -

56,2 59,9 66,0 67,0 72,0 76,9 87,0

100,0 112,7 128,1 148,0 164,1 181,8 193,6 222,1 244,3 298,8

- - - -

57,6 61,1 77,0 81,5 92,1 95,1 98,2 99,9

116,1 142,7 126,8 121,5 106,1 102,9 101,8 111,0 140,2

43,0 48,7 54,2 50,5 56,8 63,5 70,2 77,6 85,6 93,2 98,0

100,0 107,9 134,5 153,6 181,0 201,3 208,1 224,5 351,3 267,2

45,2 49,9 53,6 55,7 62,2 69,5 73,4 80,2 89,8 91,5 95,6

100,0 106,5 119,2 117,6 116,6 114,6 115,3 122,6 132,6 143,3

40,0 44,7 48,6 55,8 61,7 69,1 73,8 73,9 76,7 82,3 90,7

100,0 107,8 129,2 140,3 134,4 133,4 133,8 137,4 146,3 158,6

PRICES

SA STATISTICS, 2010

7.11

7.2 Consumer prices 7.2.1 Historical table, all urban areas

Base: 2008=100

All items Food and non-alcoholic beverages

Index Inflation (%) Index Inflation (%) Year

120 121 122 123

2008 2009

100,0 107,1

..

+7,1

100,0 109,5

..

+9,5

PRICES

SA STATISTICS, 2010

7.12

7.2 Consumer prices 7.2.2 Indices for groups for the primary urban areas

Base: 2008=100

All items

Total Total excluding VAT Quintile 1 Quintile 2 Quintile 3 Quintile 4 Quintile 5 Year

124 125 126 127 128 129 130

2008 2009

100,0 107,0

100,0 107,0

100,0 108,7

100,0 108,9

100,0 108,8

100,0 107,9

100,0 106,6

Commodities Services CPI for durable goods

CPI for semi-

durable goods

CPI for non-durable goods

All items excluding housing

All items excluding food and

non-alcoholic

beverages

Food and non-

alcoholic beverages

Food Year

131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139

2008 2009

100,0 106,3

100,0 107,9

100,0 103,0

100,0 104,8

100,0 108,1

100,0 106,8

100,0 106,6

100,0 109,5

100,0 109,1

Food

Bread and cereals Meat Fish Milk, eggs

and cheese Oils and fats Fruit Vegetables Sugar,

sweets and desserts

Other food Year

140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148

2008 2009

100,0 107,2

100,0 106,8

100,0 112,1

100,0 110,7

100,0 97,6

100,0 112,7

100,0 115,3

100,0 112,4

100,0 114,0

Non-alcoholic beverages Alcoholic beverages

Total Hot beverages

Cold beverages

Alcoholic beverages

and tobacco Total Spirits Wine Beer Tobacco

Year

149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157

2008 2009

100,0 112,9

100,0 121,3

100,0 110,5

100,0 111,0

100,0 108,2

100,0 110,4

100,0 107,3

100,0 107,3

100,0 115,1

Clothing and footwear Housing and utilities

Total Clothing Footwear Total Actual

rentals for housing

Owners' equivalent

rent

Maintenance and repair

Water and other

services

Electricity and other

fuels

Year

158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166

2008 2009

100,0 104,5

100,0 104,9

100,0 103,8

100,0 107,7

100,0 106,1

100,0 105,0

100,0 111,4

100,0 106,9

100,0 129,0

PRICES

SA STATISTICS, 2010

7.13

7.2 Consumer prices 7.2.2 Indices for groups for the primary urban areas (concluded)

Base: 2008=100

Household contents and services Health

Total Furnishings,

floor coverings and textiles

Appliances, tableware and

equipment

Supplies and services

Domestic workers' wages

Total Medical products

Medical services Year

167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174

2008 2009

100,0 106,0

100,0 100,0

100,0 112,5

100,0 108,1

100,0 106,3

100,0 110,7

100,0 111,9

100,0 110,1

Transport Communication

Total Purchase of vehicles

Private transport operation

Petrol Other

running cost

Public transport Total

Postal services and

telecommunication

services

Telecommuni- cation

equipment Year

175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183

2008 2009

100,0 99,6

100,0 102,8

100,0 87,3

100,0 81,8

100,0 112,6

100,0 107,5

100,0 100,9

100,0 102,0

100,0 89,6

Recreation and culture Education

Total Recreational equipment

Recreational and cultural services

Books, newspapers and

stationery Total

Primary and secondary education

Tertiary Year

184 185 186 187 188 189 190

2008 2009

100,0 111,9

100,0 109,0

100,0 118,1

100,0 109,5

100,0 110,0

100,0 111,5

100,0 107,8

Restaurants and hotels Miscellaneous goods and services

Total Restaurants Hotels Total Personal care Insurance Financial services Other servicesYear

191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198

2008 2009

100,0 110,6

100,0 110,4

100,0 110,9

100,0 111,5

100,0 113,5

100,0 109,6

100,0 114,5

100,0 114,2

PRICES

SA STATISTICS, 2010

7.14

7.2 Consumer prices 7.2.3 Indices for the primary urban areas – All items

Base: 2008=100

All items

Weighted average

City of Cape Town

Port Elizabeth East London Kimberley

Bloemfontein/Free State Goldfields

Durban/ Pinetown

Pietermaritz- burg

Rustenburg/Klerksdorp Year

199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207

2008 2009

100,0 107,0

100,0 107,0

100,0 106,9

100,0 107,0

100,0 107,6

100,0 107,1

100,0 107,2

100,0 107,0

100,0 107,7

All items (concluded)

City of Tshwane City of Johannesburg Ekurhuleni Witbank/Nelspruit Polokwane Year

208 209 210 211 212

2008 2009

100,0 107,4

100,0 107,0

100,0 106,4

100,0 108,4

100,0 106,4

7.2.4 Indices for the primary urban areas – Food and non-alcoholic beverages

Base: 2008=100

Food and non-alcoholic beverages

Weighted average

City of Cape Town



Durban/ Pinetown

Pietermaritz-burg


213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221

2008 2009

100,0 109,5

100,0 110,7

100,0 108,7

100,0 110,4

100,0 106,9

100,0 108,4

100,0 110,0

100,0 108,9

100,0 108,9

Food and non-alcoholic beverages (concluded)


222 223 224 225 226

2008 2009

100,0 110,7

100,0 108,3

100,0 109,0

100,0 109,4

100,0 110,6

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7.2 Consumer prices 7.2.5 Indices for the primary urban areas – All items excluding food and non-alcoholic beverages

Base: 2008=100

All items excluding food and non-alcoholic beverages

Weighted average

City of Cape Town



Durban/ Pinetown

Pietermaritz- burg


227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235

2008 2009

100,0 106,6

100,0 106,4

100,0 106,5

100,0 106,5

100,0 107,7

100,0 106,8

100,0 106,6

100,0 106,6

100,0 107,6

All items excluding food and non-alcoholic beverages (concluded)


236 237 238 239 240

2008 2009

100,0 106,9

100,0 106,7

100,0 105,8

100,0 108,2

100,0 105,5

7.2.6 Indices for the primary urban areas

Base: 2008=100


Weighted average

City of Cape Town



Durban/ Pinetown

Pietermaritz- burg


241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249

2008 2009

100,0 106,8

100,0 106,4

100,0 107,1

100,0 105,9

100,0 106,8

100,0 106,5

100,0 107,3

100,0 106,8

100,0 106,8

All items excluding housing (concluded)


250 251 252 253 254

2008 2009

100,0 107,4

100,0 107,0

100,0 106,3

100,0 108,0

100,0 106,0

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7.2 Consumer prices 7.2.7 Monthly indices for the primary urban areas – All items

Base: 2008=100

All items

Annual average Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Year

255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267

2008 2009

100,0 107,0

95,3

103,0

95,9

104,1

97,4

105,6

98,1

106,1

98,8

106,5

100,1 106,9

101,4 108,1

102,0 108,4

102,6 108,9

102,8 108,8

102,9 108,8

102,7 109,1

7.2.8 Monthly indices for primary urban areas – Food and non-alcoholic beverages

Food and non-alcoholic beverages

Annual average Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Year

268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280

2008 2009

100,0 109,5

93,5

108,3

93,6

108,5

94,9

108,8

96,3

109,4

98,1

110,1

99,6

109,7

100,9 109,3

102,5 109,5

104,0 109,5

104,7 110,3

105,5 110,3

106,4 109,9

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7.2 Consumer prices 7.2.9 Indices for groups for all urban areas

Base: 2008=100

All items

Total Total excluding VAT Quintile 1 Quintile 2 Quintile 3 Quintile 4 Quintile 5 Year

281 282 283 284 285 286 287

2008 2009

100,0 107,1

100,0 107,1

100,0 108,9

100,0 109,0

100,0 108,8

100,0 107,9

100,0 106,6

Commodities Services CPI for durable goods

CPI for semi-

durable goods

CPI for non-durable goods


All items excluding food and

non-alcoholic

beverages

Food and non-

alcoholic beverages

Food Year

288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296

2008 2009

100,0 106,4

100,0 108,0

100,0 102,9

100,0 104,9

100,0 108,3

100,0 106,9

100,0 106,7

100,0 109,5

100,0 109,2

Food

Bread and cereals Meat Fish Milk, eggs

and cheese Oils and fats Fruit Vegetables Sugar,

sweets and desserts

Other food Year

297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305

2008 2009

100,0 107,4

100,0 106,9

100,0 112,1

100,0 111,1

100,0 97,2

100,0 111,4

100,0 115,6

100,0 112,0

100,0 113,9

Non-alcoholic beverages Alcoholic beverages

Total Hot beverages

Cold beverages

Alcoholic beverages

and tobacco Total Spirits Wine Beer Tobacco

Year

306 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 314

2008 2009

100,0 113,1

100,0 121,9

100,0 110,5

100,0 111,2

100,0 108,3

100,0 110,2

100,0 107,8

100,0 107,4

100,0 115,3

Clothing and footwear Housing and utilities

Total Clothing Footwear Total Actual

rentals for housing

Owners' equivalent

rent

Maintenance and repair

Water and other

services

Electricity and other

fuels

Year

315 316 317 318 319 320 321 322 323

2008 2009

100,0 104,9

100,0 105,2

100,0 104,1

100,0 107,9

100,0 106,1

100,0 105,2

100,0 111,7

100,0 107,1

100,0 127,1

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7.2 Consumer prices 7.2.9 Indices for groups for all urban areas (concluded)

Base: 2008=100

Household contents and services Health

Total Furnishings,

floor coverings and textiles

Appliances, tableware and

equipment

Supplies and services

Domestic workers' wages

Total Medical products

Medical services Year

324 325 326 327 328 329 330 331

2008 2009

100,0 106,0

100,0 100,0

100,0 112,0

100,0 108,4

100,0 106,3

100,0 110,8

100,0 111,9

100,0 110,1

Transport Communication

Total Purchase of vehicles

Private transport operation

Petrol Other

running cost

Public transport Total

Postal services and

telecommunication

services

Telecommuni- cation

equipment Year

332 333 334 335 336 337 338 339 340

2008 2009

100,0 99,6

100,0 102,8

100,0 87,5

100,0 81,8

100,0 112,6

100,0 107,4

100,0 100,7

100,0 102,0

100,0 89,6

Recreation and culture Education

Total Recreational equipment

Recreational and cultural services

Books, newspapers and

stationery Total

Primary and secondary education

Tertiary Year

341 342 343 344 345 346 347

2008 2009

100,0 111,6

100,0 108,6

100,0 118,0

100,0 109,5

100,0 109,9

100,0 111,1

100,0 108,2

Restaurants and hotels Miscellaneous goods and services

Total Restaurants Hotels Total Personal care Insurance Financial services Other servicesYear

348 349 350 351 352 353 354 355

2008 2009

100,0 110,9

100,0 110,9

100,0 110,8

100,0 111,6

100,0 113,5

100,0 109,4

100,0 114,5

100,0 114,9

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7.19

7.3 Consumer prices 7.3.1 Historical table, 1910–2008 Based on prices collected in six principal urban areas (Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, East London, Kimberley, Pietermaritzburg and Durban) before 1910, subsequently nine principal urban areas until April 1970, subsequently 11 principal urban areas until December 1977, subsequently 12 principal urban areas.

Consumer price index 2000=100 Retail prices of selected food items

All items 1/

Inflation 2/ Food

Bread, white 800g

3/

Beef, topside kg

Mutton, shoulder

kg Milk litre Butter

500g Eggs

1 dozen

Potatoes kg 4/

Sugar 2,5kg

5/

356 357 358 359 360 361 362 363 364 365 366

Year

Indices % Indices c c c c C c c c

1910 1915 1920 1925 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974

1,0 1,1 1,9 1,4

1,4 1,3 1,3 1,2 1,2

1,2 1,2 1,3 1,3 1,3

1,4 1,4 1,6 1,7 1,7

1,7 1,8 1,9 2,0 2,0

2,1 2,2 2,5 2,5 2,6

2,7 2,7 2,8 2,9 2,9

3,0 3,0 3,1 3,1 3,2

3,3 3,4 3,5 3,6 3,7

3,9 4,2 4,4 4,8 5,4

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

7,7 4,8 9,1 12,5

0,7 0,8 1,3 0,9

0,7 0,8 0,7 0,7 0,8

0,8 0,8 0,8 0,8 0,8

0,8 0,9 1,0 1,1 1,1

1,1 1,2 1,2 1,3 1,3

1,4 1,5 1,7 1,8 1,8

1,9 1,9 2,0 2,1 2,1

2,1 2,2 2,2 2,2 2,3

2,4 2,5 2,6 2,6 2,6

2,8 2,9 3,1 3,6 4,1

4,6 5,3 10,4 6,4

6,3 6,1 6,0 5,6 5,6

5,6 5,6 5,6 5,8 5,8

5,8 5,3 5,1 5,1 5,1

5,5 5,6 5,6 5,8 6,1

6,4 6,6 6,9 7,4 8,1

8,1 8,1 8,1 8,1 8,2

8,9 8,9 8,9 8,9 8,9

8,9 8,9 8,9 9,0 9,4

9,4 10,9 11,0 12,7 13,3

.. .. .. .. .. 31,4 12,3 12,9 14,3 14,3 14,3 14,7 16,0 16,0 16,4 17,1 20,2 22,2 22,6 22,6 23,0 23,9 26,3 27,2 29,2 32,2 39,1 39,9 40,4 45,7 52,5 56,4 58,8 59,7 59,7 60,2 60,4 62,2 65,5 76,9 80,0 85,8 90,6 92,6 .. 97,8 104,4 137,6 181,3

.. .. .. .. .. 14,7 12,5 13,2 15,6 15,8 15,4 15,8 17,5 17,3 17,3 17,8 21,1 23,9 24,1 23,1 19,7 19,8 20,4 22,0 23,5 30,7 52,0 51,3 55,7 59,5 58,1 85,4 58,1 56,2 56,9 57,8 57,5 58,4 61,7 66,1 67,9 71,2 71,0 72,1

.. 77,7 97,6 29,0 159,3

4,7 4,5 7,8 5,6

5,0 4,8 4,4 4,4 4,5

4,5 4,4 4,4 4,5 4,5

4,7 4,8 5,6 6,3 6,3

6,6 7,0 7,2 7,0 7,2

7,5 7,9 8,7 9,4 9,5

9,5 9,7 9,7 9,7 10,2 10,2 10,2 10,2 10,2 10,9 11,4 12,1 12,3 12,5 12,5

.. 13,5 14,2 16,0 19,3

16,5 18,7 35,8 22,8 19,5 18,9 16,5 19,0 17,9 16,1 16,6 17,2 17,9 17,6 17,7 18,3 20,1 20,2 20,9 22,8 25,5 26,4 27,6 27,6 29,2 30,5 32,6 35,9 36,7 36,7 36,7 36,7 36,7 36,9 38,9 38,1 32,8 34,0 37,3 41,2 43,4 45,1 44,3 43,5

.. 49,5 47,3 47,5 50,0

14,2 20,3 33,8 22,3 18,3 16,3 14,4 15,6 17,3 16,3 15,8 16,9 18,1 16,7 16,8 20,0 24,3 28,8 29,0 27,9 28,9 30,8 29,3 27,5 29,2 31,2 32,0 32,3 32,3 33,1 32,4 31,3 33,2 31,0 33,0 34,2 34,5 34,6 33,5 35,5 34,6 34,5 33,3 31,3

.. 32,4 34,3 38,6 40,0

1,7 2,6 6,2 2,8

2,6 3,1 2,4 2,8 2,4

2,2 2,4 2,4 2,6 2,2

2,8 4,0 3,9 3,3 5,1

5,5 5,7 4,4 6,8 7,9

6,8 5,9 9,2 11,4 7,3

8,1 7,7 9,2 12,9 7,9

8,4 10,2 8,8 9,6 11,0 14,3 14,3 10,1 11,7 13,4

.. 12,1 15,9 22,3 19,1

13,8 15,2 29,4 18,4 17,5 17,0 16,5 16,1 16,1 16,1 15,2 15,6 15,6 15,6 15,6 16,1 16,1 16,1 16,1 16,1 16,5 18,4 18,8 18,8 18,8 21,1 23,4 24,3 24,3 24,8 24,3 24,3 24,8 25,3 25,3 27,6 29,8 29,8 29,8 34,6 34,6 40,3 41,8 41,7

.. 42,2 41,0 41,8 41,6

1/ Over the period shown, the indices have differed in name, scope and coverage, but have remained comparable. Indices for the period prior to 1990 have been

converted to the base 2000=100. 2/ Average annual inflation rate. 3/ May 1941–1947 standard bread; 1948–1959 bread predominantly sold (mainly white); 1959 and later white bread 900g prior to July 1985. 4/ Up to 1938 prices collected from grocers; 1939 to January 1955 prices at market stalls. Subsequent to January 1955 prices at market stalls and vegetable

dealers. Prices are collected by means of a postal survey from 1991. Prices of goods are collected by enumerators visiting retail outlets from 2006. 5/ Factory packed sugar as from 1976.

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7.20

7.3 Consumer prices 7.3.1 Historical table (concluded)

Consumer price index 2000=100 Retail prices of selected food items

All items 1/

Inflation 2/ Food

Bread, white 800g

3/

Beef, topside kg

Mutton, shoulder

kg Milk litre Butter

500g Eggs

1 dozen

Potatoes kg 4/

Sugar 2,5kg

5/

367 368 369 370 371 372 373 374 375 376 377

Year

Indices % Indices c c c c c c c c

1975 1976 1977 1978 1979

1980 1981 1982 1983 1984

1985 1986 1987 1988 1989

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

2005 2006 2007 2008

6,1 6,8 7,6 8,4 9,5

10,8 12,5 14,3 16,1 17,9 20,8 24,7 28,7 32,4 37,1 42,4 49,0 55,7 61,2 66,6 72,4 77,7 84,4 90,2 94,9 100,0 105,7 115,4 122,1 123,8

128,0 134,0 143,5 160,0

13,0 11,5 11,8 10,5 13,1 13,7 15,7 14,4 12,6 11,2 16,2 18,8 16,2 12,9 14,5 14,3 15,6 13,7 9,9 8,8

8,7 7,3 8,6 6,9 5,2

5,4 5,7 9,2 5,8 1,4

3,4 4,7 7,1

11,5

4,8 5,1 5,6 6,3 7,4

8,8 10,7 11,9 13,3 14,7 16,5 19,8 24,3 28,1 31,2 36,2 43,4 54,3 58,0 66,0 71,7 76,1 83,3 88,4 92,7 100,0 105,4 122,0 131,9 134,9

137,9 147,8 163,1

190,0

16,0

17,3 20,0 25,5 26,0 29,7 35,5 44,7 52,9 57,8 64,0 72,0 77,0 82,0 90,0 105,0 126,0 159,0 184,0 200,0 214,0 245,0

..

..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

194,9

199,2 206,9 219,1 237,1 315,2 439,0 500,1 521,2 555,5 578,0 647,0 889,0 1086,0 1216,0 1228,0 1243,0 1475,0 1534,0 1894,0 2088,0 2148,0

..

..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

170,5

182,5 191,1 196,1 229,9 297,4 394,9 395,5 412,4 430,6 480,0 599,0 862,0 1009,0 1159,0 1167,0

.. 1330,0 1274,0 1713,0 1824,0 1850,0

..

..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

22,9

26,1 26,9 29,6 34,3 37,0 45,1 53,2 59,9 65,0 73,0 84,0 96,0 111,0 125,0 165,0 178,0 208,0 206,0 205,0 218,0 239,0 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

66,3

68,5 73,0 86,0 105,3 120,6 138,8 166,1 192,3 201,9 228,0 235,0 226,0 233,0 278,0 355,0 442,0 563,0 661,0 732,0 796,0 886,0 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

42,7

45,2 52,2 61,6 66,6 76,3 88,2 99,6 113,8 123,2 131,0 155,0 182,0 193,0 205,0 249,0 285,0 341,0 350,0 398,0 418,0 447,0 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

25,8

24,3 24,6 27,2 37,4 43,0 39,2 51,3 77,5 54,0 62,0 77,0 101,0 119,0 99,0 143,0 158,0 242,0 174,0 195,0 227,0 220,0 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

39,3

43,4 64,8 85,5 99,4 111,3 131,4 141,6 154,3 175,7 203,0 230,0 275,0 334,0 369,0 414,0 433,0 528,0 606,0 658,0 703,0 756,0 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

Source: As from 1939, Directorate: Agricultural Economic Trends, National Department of Agriculture 1/ Over the period shown, the indices have differed in name, scope and coverage, but have remained comparable. Indices for the period prior

to 1990 have been converted to the base 2000=100. 2/ Average annual inflation rate. 3/ May 1941–1947 standard bread; 1948–1959 bread predominantly sold (mainly white); 1959 and later white bread 900g prior to July 1985. 4/ Up to 1938 prices were collected from grocers; 1939 to January 1955 prices at market stalls. Subsequent to January 1955 prices were collected at market stalls

and vegetable dealers. Prices have been collected by means of a postal survey since 1991. Prices of goods are collected by enumerators visiting retail outlets from 2006.

5/ Factory packed sugar as from 1976.

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7.22

7.4 Consumer price index The weights are based on surveys of household expenditure conducted in November 1955, November 1966, November 1975, November 1985 and August to November 1990. The current weighting system was published in Statistical release P0141.5, dated 28 February 2002. The average index for the different urban areas of SA combined, is calculated on a weighted basis by means of the following weights (based on white population until December 1977, all population groups since January 1978): Urban areas February 2002 Cape Peninsula ............................................................................................ 18,58 Port Elizabeth and Uitenhage........................................................................ 3,56 East London ................................................................................................ 1,72 Kimberley.................................................................................................... 0,64 Pietermaritzburg .......................................................................................... 2,09 Durban and Pinetown .................................................................................. 11,23 Pretoria, Centurion and Akasia...................................................................... 17,39 Witwatersrand............................................................................................. 38,32 Bloemfontein ............................................................................................... 2,48 Free State Goldfields.................................................................................... 1,91 Nelspruit/Witbank ........................................................................................ 1,75 Polokwane (Pietersburg) .............................................................................. 0,33 Total ........................................................................................................... 100,00 7.4.1 Group indices – Metropolitan areas 1/

2000=100

All items Food

Total Lower income group

Middle income group

Higher income group

Commodi-ties Services


All items excluding

food Total Grain products Meat Year

378 379 380 381 382 383 384 385 386 387 388

Weights 100,00 .. .. .. 57,14 42,86 77,86 79,01 20,99 3,81 5,66

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

55,7

61,2 66,6 72,4 77,7 84,4 90,2 94,9 100,0 105,7 115,4 122,1 123,8 128,0 134,0 143,5 160,0

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

55,4

61,1 66,8 71,8 76,2 82,4 87,3 92,7 100,0 105,6 116,4 123,0 126,8 130,8 137,7 147,1 168,0

55,5

60,3 65,6 72,7 79,6 86,9 93,8 97,7 100,0 105,6 113,9 120,9 119,9 124,4 129,2 138,8 149,8

53,2

59,5 65,3 70,5 75,1 81,6 87,0 92,7 100,0 106,3 115,6 122,3 127,4 132,2 138,4 147,4 165,1

56,2

62,0 66,8 72,6 78,2 84,7 90,7 95,4 100,0 105,8 113,8 119,9 121,3 125,8 130,7 138,7 152,6

54,3

58,0 66,0 71,7 76,1 83,3 88,4 92,7 100,0 105,4 122,0 131,9 134,9 137,9 147,8 163,1 190,0

54,3

60,5 65,6 69,8 78,3 84,0 89,8 95,0 100,0 104,0 121,8 131,3 130,7 131,0 136,6 154,7 202,1

53,2

57,7 71,1 78,2 79,9 88,3 90,9 92,4 100,0 106,6 125,4 132,9 137,4 142,5 164,2 181,2 197,6

Food (concluded)

Fish and other

seafood

Milk, cheeseand eggs

Fats and oils

Fruit and nuts

Vege- tables Sugar Coffee, tea

and cocoa Other

Non- alcoholic

beverages

Alcoholic beverages

Cigarettes, cigars and

tobacco Year

389 390 391 392 393 394 395 396 397 398 399

Weights 0,69 1,96 0,76 1,09 2,00 0,50 1,07 3,45 1,10 1,40 1,14

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

53,9

60,3 64,0 68,3 73,7 79,2 86,6 94,6 100,0 109,7 122,9 130,9 131,6 136,2 150,1 166,1 183,7

58,1

62,2 65,8 69,8 75,3 85,2 90,5 94,3 100,0 111,2 128,9 143,5 147,0 150,5 156,3 176,0 210,3

52,1

56,8 64,3 69,9 74,9 82,1 89,9 99,8 100,0 106,8 125,0 134,6 135,8 135,0 135,8 158,6 236,0

62,4

64,0 64,7 75,9 78,7 80,7 85,7 93,7 100,0 102,5 112,5 120,5 127,0 132,1 137,7 147,0 163,0

53,8

49,5 58,6 61,2 66,9 75,5 81,5 82,6 100,0 98,6 119,1 129,2 129,2 132,5 142,2 159,5 176,8

51,5 60,0 65,5 69,9 75,6 79,9 86,6 93,0 100,0 106,3 118,0 125,9 127,9 131,1 140,0 148,9 162,0

48,9

56,3 64,5 77,2 78,9 82,8 88,6 96,1 100,0 105,3 115,5 122,7 122,4 122,9 125,2 131,7 151,0

53,5

59,4 64,7 69,3 74,6 80,7 87,4 94,1 100,0 105,7 117,8 130,8 138,0 140,8 143,5 152,3 172,8

47,3

55,4 60,7 65,4 72,1 79,5 86,8 94,8 100,0 108,3 118,0 130,9 136,5 142,7 149,6 156,1 168,7

53,6 60,3 64,3 69,2 73,9 81,1 88,2 94,7 100,0 107,3 116,4 129,3 143,7 152,2 164,5 176,1 188,2

27,8

31,3 33,9 40,4 46,1 58,7 73,1 88,2 100,0 110,3 122,5 136,2 148,5 163,3 175,9 194,2 211,8

1/ Weighted average indices of the urban areas shown above (columns 635–680).

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7.4 Consumer price index 7.4.1 Group indices – Metropolitan areas 1/(concluded)

2000=100

Clothing and footwear Furniture and equipment

Total Clothing Footwear Housing Fuel and

power Total Furniture Appliances

Other household equipment and textiles

Year

400 401 402 403 404 405 406 407 408

Weights 3,25 2,04 1,21 22,14 3,49 2,53 0,95 0,80 0,78

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

77,9

83,3 86,5 90,7 94,2 97,3 98,2 99,2 100,0 99,6 98,3 99,8 96,0 92,3 84,6 76,8 87,7

79,7

85,4 88,6 92,7 96,2 99,0 100,3 101,0 100,0 100,4 97,8 101,1 97,9 95,1 88,8 82,1 92,2

71,5

76,0 79,2 83,9 87,8 92,4 92,5 93,9 100,0 96,8 98,2 96,9 92,1 86,8 76,9 67,3 79,6

66,2

66,2 69,1 77,9 86,9 94,5 101,9 102,8 100,0 103,7 114,0 120,9 111,2 113,4 118,2 129,7 142,2

50,9

59,0 64,6 69,7 74,6 80,5 87,1 93,2 100,0 107,5 114,5 121,4 129,0 135,7 141,9 153,3 182,8

72,0

78,2 81,4 84,6 87,8 92,1 95,7 98,8 100,0 104,4 112,0 116,9 117,4 116,7 115,3 115,6 115,6

68,8

75,1 78,0 81,5 85,0 90,4 96,0 100,2 100,0 106,7 113,2 120,1 123,0 124,8 122,7 120,6 118,4

76,1

82,3 85,7 88,4 90,6 94,2 96,0 98,5 100,0 103,1 116,8 121,1 119,1 115,9 114,2 117,6 120,2

72,1

78,4 82,4 85,8 89,4 92,8 95,2 97,1 100,0 102,4 105,4 108,7 108,7 107,5 107,3 107,3 107,6

Household operation Transport

Total Household consumables

Domestic workers

Other household services

Medical care and health expenses Total Vehicles Running costs

Public and hired

transport Year

409 410 411 412 413 414 415 416 417

Weights 4,82 1,25 3,48 0,09 7,15 14,84 5,95 7,05 1,84

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

38,7

44,5 50,1 55,7 62,1 69,9 78,7 88,7 100,0 108,1 112,0 117,6 131,6 138,9 140,6 150,6 167,9

52,8

58,6 62,9 66,5 72,5 80,2 86,3 93,3 100,0 108,1 118,8 125,1 128,2 131,5 136,9 144,6 166,7

28,3

34,1 41,2 49,4 57,2 65,9 75,8 87,0 100,0 108,2 109,5 114,9 133,2 142,1 142,4 153,4 169,3

52,5

61,6 69,5 75,9 81,9 86,4 90,7 94,8 100,0 104,3 107,1 109,8 113,0 116,1 118,9 122,7 127,5

41,8

47,3 52,7 57,6 62,1 73,8 82,9 91,8 100,0 112,0 125,9 137,1 150,6 160,8 170,4 179,8 191,4

54,0

61,9 67,3 71,8 76,1 80,7 83,5 89,2 100,0 106,7 114,9 117,8 123,0 130,0 137,9 145,7 169,2

55,0

64,0 71,5 77,3 79,4 84,4 88,0 93,4 100,0 105,4 115,3 119,7 118,3 116,5 115,6 115,7 116,7

47,7

54,4 57,4 61,2 67,2 72,2 75,0 82,7 100,0 109,7 118,1 120,1 131,6 147,6 164,8 180,9 228,6

66,8

74,6 80,8 84,3 89,7 93,3 94,8 96,9 100,0 103,2 105,8 107,1 109,2 110,0 110,8 111,7 114,8

Communication Recreation and entertainment Reading matter Education Personal care Other

Year 418 419 420 421 422 423

Weights 2,98 3,31 0,39 3,48 3,67 3,32

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

50,8

58,5 66,2 73,2 79,0 80,2 87,4 94,2 100,0 105,7 111,0 120,9 124,7 127,2 125,2 126,4 129,5

71,5

79,1 83,8 87,7 92,4 95,1 96,7 99,6 100,0 102,7 106,1 102,6 98,7 96,9 97,7 97,8 99,0

43,2

49,9 56,2 63,3 70,8 77,2 84,2 91,4 100,0 107,8 116,2 122,8 128,1 134,5 139,4 147,0 154,7

29,5

46,7 52,6 56,9 62,2 68,4 75,9 87,0 100,0 111,0 121,0 130,8 143,4 156,0 167,4 180,5 196,0

54,2

60,6 65,0 70,1 75,8 80,6 86,3 93,3 100,0 107,1 116,8 124,9 127,3 130,0 133,4 140,8 150,3

65,8

71,2 77,9 84,9 89,9 96,6 99,6 99,7 100,0 101,0 106,0 107,2 102,8 102,5 103,6 106,9 110,9

Source: Stats SA, Consumer price index (CPI) (Statistical release P0141) 1/Weighted average indices of the urban areas shown above (columns 635–680).

PRICES

SA STATISTICS, 2010

7.24

7.4 Consumer price index 7.4.2 All items – Metropolitan areas

2000=100

Weighted average

Cape Peninsula

Port Elizabeth/ Uitenhage

East London Kimberley Pieter- maritzburg

Durban/ Pinetown

Pretoria Centurion/

Akasia Year

424 425 426 427 428 429 430 431

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

55,7

61,2 66,6 72,4 77,7 84,4 90,2 94,9 100,0 105,7 115,4 122,1 123,8 128,0 134,0 143,5 160,0

56,0

61,5 67,3 73,2 78,8 85,6 91,0 95,4 100,0 105,9 116,1 122,7 123,8 127,7 132,7 142,8 160,5

56,1

61,3 67,2 73,7 79,2 85,8 91,3 95,6 100,0 105,5 116,7 123,5 125,8 130,4 138,7 148,9 165,8

54,2 59,6 65,0 70,7 76,1 83,4 89,6 94,8 100,0 105,6 116,1 123,8 125,9 130,1 137,5 146,0 162,0

53,8

60,0 65,6 71,3 76,2 83,0 89,6 94,5 100,0 106,6 118,1 125,9 127,0 131,7 139,3 150,2 168,0

55,6

61,0 66,4 72,6 78,5 85,0 90,0 94,7 100,0 106,0 117,7 124,2 125,9 130,4 138,3 149,7 170,1

55,0

60,0 65,4 70,9 76,4 83,3 89,3 94,2 100,0 106,4 116,1 123,2 125,1 128,6 135,5 145,7 163,6

55,7

61,3 67,0 73,1 78,8 85,7 91,2 95,7 100,0 105,7 115,3 120,6 123,3 128,0 134,2 142,8 158,3

Witwatersrand Klerksdorp/ Stilfontein/

Orkney Vaal Triangle Free State

Goldfields Bloemfontein Nelspruit/ Witbank

Polokwane (Pietersburg)

Year

432 433 434 435 436 437 438

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

56,0

61,4 66,7 72,3 77,4 83,9 89,9 94,8 100,0 105,5 114,6 122,2 123,8 128,0 133,4 142,7 158,7

58,0

63,5 69,4 75,4 80,6 86,5 91,7 95,4 100,0 105,1 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

56,1

62,8 68,4 73,7 78,2 83,7 88,8 94,1 100,0 105,7 113,8 119,6 122,0 126,5 133,8 141,5 155,9

55,8

62,0 67,6 73,4 78,6 85,9 91,7 95,9 100,0 104,7 112,7 119,2 120,7 125,1 132,5 141,8 156,6

.. .. ..

72,3 77,4 84,2 90,5 95,3 100,0 106,7 118,3 124,2 123,1 127,2 133,4 144,1 162,1

.. .. ..

75,8 81,8 88,5 93,6 96,9 100,0 103,6 111,9 116,9 115,7 118,9 124,5 134,2 149,4

Source: Stats SA, Consumer price index (CPI) (Statistical release P0141)

PRICES

SA STATISTICS, 2010

7.25

7.4 Consumer price index 7.4.3 Food – Metropolitan areas

2000=100

Weighted average

Cape Peninsula



Durban/ Pinetown

Pretoria Centurion/

Akasia Year

439 440 441 442 443 444 445 446

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

54,3

58,0 66,0 71,7 76,1 83,3 88,4 92,7 100,0 105,4 122,0 131,9 134,9 137,9 147,8 163,1 190,0

53,0

57,7 65,5 70,6 74,8 81,8 87,2 92,4 100,0 106,5 122,2 132,0 134,5 137,5 146,1 160,7 189,1

53,9

57,8 66,8 73,0 77,5 85,1 89,8 93,7 100,0 105,3 126,4 137,5 140,9 145,2 155,4 171,5 195,6

51,5

55,1 62,8 69,3 74,6 83,8 89,2 93,6 100,0 104,4 124,1 137,5 138,7 143,5 151,7 166,1 196,2

56,2

60,4 68,2 73,6 77,1 84,1 89,4 93,2 100,0 106,2 123,7 134,1 135,4 138,4 149,5 164,8 191,6

53,2

57,2 64,4 70,5 76,4 83,2 88,0 91,6 100,0 107,8 127,8 137,2 138,9 140,3 149,8 165,3 194,2

52,5

55,4 62,4 67,9 73,1 82,0 88,0 92,1 100,0 108,2 128,3 139,4 142,2 142,1 151,5 166,8 198,0

55,5

58,6 66,4 72,3 77,2 84,9 90,2 94,2 100,0 105,0 121,0 129,1 132,4 135,7 146,0 160,5 184,7





Year

447 448 449 450 451 452 453

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

55,1

58,6 66,8 72,7 76,7 83,4 88,3 92,6 100,0 104,3 119,8 129,7 132,9 136,5 146,7 162,4 188,5

55,3

58,2 67,8 74,1 78,9 84,3 88,4 92,2 100,0 103,3 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

56,7

60,0 68,8 75,9 79,4 84,5 90,0 93,9 100,0 106,2 121,3 129,9 131,7 135,6 150,8 163,8 190,7

53,0

57,5 65,4 71,9 75,3 83,4 89,1 93,3 100,0 107,4 127,8 139,5 143,5 149,4 165,4 182,3 207,7

.. .. ..

73,3 78,3 86,1 91,1 95,2 100,0 107,8 126,9 134,9 139,5 143,3 152,4 170,6 200,4

.. .. ..

69,9 75,2 83,6 88,4 92,6 100,0 106,1 128,1 140,8 143,4 146,0 153,9 170,0 199,3


PRICES

SA STATISTICS, 2010

7.26

7.4 Consumer price index 7.4.4 All items, excluding food – Metropolitan areas

2000=100

Weighted average

Cape Peninsula



Durban/ Pinetown

Pretoria Centurion/

Akasia Year

454 455 456 457 458 459 460 461

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

56,2

62,0 66,8 72,6 78,2 84,7 90,7 95,4 100,0 105,8 113,8 119,9 121,3 125,8 130,7 138,7 152,6

.. .. .. 73,6 79,8 86,5 92,0 96,1 100,0 105,9 114,8 120,7 121,5 125,7 129,7 138,7 153,6

.. .. .. 73,9 79,7 85,9 91,5 95,9 100,0 105,6 114,3 120,0 121,4 126,1 133,8 142,4 157,1

.. .. .. 71,0 76,5 83,3 89,7 95,1 100,0 107,1 115,4 121,6 123,9 128,0 135,2 142,7 156,0

.. .. .. 70,5 75,7 82,5 89,7 95,1 100,0 106,8 115,8 122,3 123,5 128,8 135,2 144,5 159,4

.. .. .. 73,2 79,1 85,4 90,6 95,7 100,0 105,3 114,5 120,2 121,9 127,7 135,1 144,9 162,0

.. .. .. 71,5 77,2 83,6 89,6 94,7 100,0 106,0 113,4 119,5 120,6 125,0 131,2 140,1 154,3

.. .. .. 73,5 79,4 86,0 91,4 96,0 100,0 105,8 114,2 118,8 121,4 126,5 131,8 139,3 152,9





Year

462 463 464 465 466 467 468

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

.. .. .. 72,2 77,7 84,0 90,3 95,3 100,0 105,6 113,5 120,6 121,8 126,2 130,3 137,8 151,0

.. .. .. 75,7 80,9 87,0 92,4 96,0 100,0 105,5 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

.. .. .. 73,0 77,8 83,4 88,4 94,2 100,0 105,6 111,8 116,9 119,4 124,1 129,4 135,8 147,0

.. .. .. 73,5 79,3 86,3 92,2 96,5 100,0 104,1 109,3 114,4 115,3 119,2 124,4 131,7 143,7

.. .. .. 72,2 77,4 83,8 90,3 95,3 100,0 106,4 116,4 121,9 119,5 123,7 129,2 138,1 153,4

.. .. .. 77,2 83,4 89,5 94,7 97,9 100,0 103,2 109,0 112,3 110,4 113,7 118,9 127,2 139,3


PRICES

SA STATISTICS, 2010

7.27

7.4 Consumer price index 7.4.5 All items, excluding housing – Metropolitan areas

2000=100

Weighted average

Cape Peninsula



Durban/ Pinetown

Pretoria Centurion/

Akasia Year

469 470 471 472 473 474 475 476

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

53,2

59,5 65,3 70,5 75,1 81,6 87,0 92,7 100,0 106,3 115,6 122,3 127,4 132,2 138,4 147,4 165,1

52,9

59,2 65,2 70,4 75,2 81,9 87,2 92,9 100,0 106,5 115,7 122,8 127,4 132,1 137,1 146,0 164,4

52,6

58,6 64,9 70,5 75,2 81,7 86,9 92,7 100,0 106,4 117,7 125,5 132,2 137,8 147,1 157,0 175,1

50,3

56,3 61,8 66,9 71,8 79,3 85,5 92,2 100,0 106,2 115,6 124,3 130,2 135,3 143,2 150,7 167,2

52,3

59,6 65,5 70,6 74,7 81,1 87,6 93,1 100,0 106,6 116,9 125,1 129,7 135,7 143,7 153,8 172,4

54,6

60,9 66,6 72,4 77,6 83,8 88,4 93,6 100,0 106,2 117,9 124,9 129,4 134,9 143,4 154,5 176,6

54,0

59,8 65,5 70,5 75,4 82,3 87,6 92,9 100,0 106,7 116,5 124,3 129,3 133,6 140,7 150,3 169,5

53,1

59,6 65,5 70,8 75,8 82,5 87,6 93,3 100,0 106,0 114,9 120,3 125,9 131,1 137,4 145,6 161,8





Year

477 478 479 480 481 482 483

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

53,3

59,4 65,1 70,2 74,7 81,0 86,5 92,5 100,0 106,0 115,2 121,9 127,2 131,7 137,6 146,6 164,1

55,2

61,2 67,3 73,0 77,7 83,5 88,1 92,9 100,0 105,1 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

54,5

62,0 68,1 73,3 77,8 83,4 88,3 93,6 100,0 106,1 113,5 119,1 122,8 127,3 134,7 142,1 157,0

51,9

59,0 65,0 70,2 74,8 82,2 87,7 93,4 100,0 105,3 113,0 119,6 124,4 129,7 137,7 146,1 162,3

.. .. .. 70,9 75,5 82,0 87,7 93,4 100,0 107,6 118,0 124,8 130,0 135,9 142,4 151,8 170,5

.. .. .. 71,5 76,6 83,2 88,1 93,4 100,0 104,9 112,5 118,3 123,5 128,5 134,4 142,8 159,0


PRICES

SA STATISTICS, 2010

7.28

7.4 Consumer price index 7.4.6 Pensioners – Metropolitan areas

2000=100

Weighted average

Cape Peninsula



Durban/ Pinetown

Pretoria Centurion/

Akasia Year

484 485 486 487 488 489 490 491

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

53,6 59,0 64,6 70,3 75,5 82,4 88,3 93,9 100,0 106,5 116,3 124,0 128,6 133,5 140,0 149,7 167,0

53,5

59,2 65,0 70,6 76,4 83,4 88,8 94,1 100,0 106,9 117,1 124,6 129,0 133,5 138,3 147,7 165,7

54,9

59,4 65,1 71,6 76,8 83,5 89,1 94,3 100,0 106,3 119,5 127,0 127,9 131,8 139,8 150,9 168,4

51,6

57,1 63,1 68,5 73,6 80,9 87,3 93,4 100,0 106,3 116,5 126,2 135,9 143,9 154,2 163,4 182,8

51,1

56,3 61,8 67,4 72,5 79,7 87,0 93,0 100,0 106,8 117,1 126,4 131,6 137,6 146,3 157,9 177,7

55,6

61,2 66,8 72,5 77,8 83,9 89,1 94,3 100,0 106,3 117,3 125,1 129,9 134,0 141,8 152,6 171,7

54,2

59,7 66,1 71,2 76,7 83,6 89,3 94,1 100,0 106,8 116,3 125,2 130,5 134,9 142,1 152,2 170,6

55,2

60,7 66,3 72,3 77,6 84,4 89,7 94,8 100,0 106,1 114,9 121,6 127,2 132,9 139,5 147,9 162,7





Year

492 493 494 495 496 497 498

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

53,1

58,2 63,5 69,2 74,3 81,0 87,3 93,3 100,0 106,5 116,3 124,3 128,5 133,4 140,0 150,0 167,8

53,8

59,3 65,3 71,2 76,1 82,5 88,4 93,7 100,0 106,7 .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

58,8

63,7 68,9 73,5 77,7 83,1 88,3 94,1 100,0 106,0 114,6 121,7 124,1 129,0 138,5 147,0 163,5

54,2

61,5 67,4 72,9 78,0 85,0 90,6 95,4 100,0 103,9 110,1 116,6 121,0 126,9 136,0 145,0 161,4

.. ..

.. 69,2 74,4 81,6 87,9 93,8 100,0 107,8 120,8 128,9 135,0 139,9 148,1 160,0 182,9

.. .. .. 69,6 74,6 81,9 88,0 93,9 100,0 105,5 118,6 127,5 131,7 134,9 141,8 150,6 169,0


PRICES

SA STATISTICS, 2010

7.29

7.4 Consumer price index 7.4.7 All items, monthly – Metropolitan areas

2000=100

Annual average January February March April May June July August Sep-

tember October No-vember

De-cember

Year 499 500 501 502 503 504 505 506 507 508 509 510 511

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

55,7

61,2 66,6 72,4 77,7 84,4 90,2 94,9 100,0 105,7 115,4 122,1

123,8 128,0 134,0 143,5 160,0

53,1

58,2 64,0 70,2 75,0 82,0 86,7 94,4 96,9 103,8 109,0 121,6

121,8 125,4 130,4 138,2 151,0

53,6

58,4 64,2 70,5 75,1 82,5 86,9 94,4 96,6 104,1 110,2 121,5 122,4 125,6 130,5 138,0 151,5

54,0

59,2 64,6 71,3 75,7 83,0 87,5 94,4 97,6 104,8 111,3 122,7 123,2 126,9 131,2 139,2 153,9

54,7

60,8 65,0 72,2 76,2 83,7 87,9 94,6 98,9 105,3 113,1 123,1 123,4 127,6 131,8 141,0 156,6

55,1

61,0 65,4 72,5 76,7 84,0 88,3 94,5 99,3 105,7 113,9 122,8 123,5 127,6132,6 141,8 158,4

55,7

61,3 65,8 72,4 77,4 84,2 88,6 95,0 99,9 106,2 114,7 122,4 123,9 127,4 133,6 143,0 160,4

56,2

61,8 66,8 72,8 78,0 85,1 90,7 95,1 100,8 106,1 116,3 122,4 124,3 128,5 134,9 144,4 163,8

56,8

62,1 67,8 73,0 78,4 85,2 91,7 94,7 101,2 105,9 116,9 122,9 124,1 129,0 136,0 145,1 165,0

57,2

62,3 68,6 73,1 79,2 85,6 93,3 95,1 101,7 106,2 118,1 122,5 124,1 129,5 136,3 146,1 165,3

57,3

62,8 68,9 73,3 79,9 86,0 93,7 95,3 102,0 106,1 119,9 121,7 124,6 129,6 136,6 147,4 165,3

57,6

62,9 69,1 73,5 80,2 85,7 93,7 95,5 102,2 106,6 120,3 120,8 125,3 129,5 136,5 148,0 165,4

57,6

63,1 69,3 74,1 81,0 86,0 93,7 95,8 102,5 107,2 120,5 120,9 125,0 129,5 137,0 149,3 163,5

Source: Stats SA, Consumer price index (CPI) (Statistical release P0141) 7.4.8 Food, monthly – Metropolitan areas

2000=100

Annual average January February March April May June July August Sep-

tember October No-vember

De- cember

Year 512 513 514 515 516 517 518 519 520 521 522 523 524

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

54,3 58,0 66,0 71,7 76,1 83,3 88,4 92,7 100,0 105,4 122,0 131,9

134,9 137,9 147,8 163,1 190,0

50,1 57,5 60,9 71,4 74,3 80,9 86,0 92,0 96,8 101,6 114,1 131,8 135,4 137,1 143,1 155,4 176,3

50,6 57,7 61,1 71,8 74,0 81,4 86,2 92,3 97,5 102,7 114,7 131,0 135,3 137,2 143,7 155,2 177,1

51,7

57,4 61,4 72,2 74,6 81,9 86,9 91,8 98,6 103,1 116,5 131,0 135,1 137,1 144,6 155,8 179,6

52,7 57,2 62,2 73,1 74,5 82,3 87,5 91,8 99,5 103,5 118,2 131,3 134,9 137,0 145,5 157,7 182,4

53,3

57,2 63,1 73,0 74,0 82,7 88,2 92,2 100,3 104,2 118,8 131,9 134,9 136,8 146,3 159,1 186,2

53,9

57,3 64,1 72,1 73,8 83,3 88,5 92,2 100,9 104,1 120,6 131,0 134,5 136,3 146,8 160,7 189,0

55,2

57,6 66,1 71,5 75,0 83,9 88,7 92,0 100,9 104,6 122,2 131,1 133,7 137,4 147,7 162,7 191,7

56,0

57,8 69,2 70,7 76,3 83,9 88,5 92,1 101,1 105,1 124,1 131,8 133,9 137,4 148,4 164,8 195,7

57,0

58,3 71,1 70,4 77,6 84,1 89,1 92,9 101,4 106,1 126,4 131,7 133,8 138,4 150,2 168,1 197,7

57,2

58,8 71,6 70,5 79,3 84,7 90,1 93,3 101,2 107,6 128,9 132,5 135,0 138,5 152,2 170,9 199,5

57,0

59,3 70,4 71,1 79,3 84,8 90,3 94,7 100,9 109,5 129,7 133,9 136,4 139,7 152,4 172,8 201,5

57,0

59,9 70,4 73,0 80,2 85,4 90,9 95,5 100,7 112,2 130,3 133,7 135,7 141,6 153,1 173,8 203,6


PRICES

SA STATISTICS, 2010

7.30

7.4 Consumer price index 7.4.9 Group indices – Metropolitan and other urban areas 1/

2000=100

All items Food

Total Lower income group

Middle income group

Higher income group

Commodi-ties Services


All items excluding

food Total Grain products Meat Year

525 526 527 528 529 530 531 532 533 534 535

Weights 100,00 .. .. .. 59,42 40,58 79,30 76,98 23,02 4,34 6,23

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

90,5

95,1 100,0 105,5 115,3 122,4 124,4 128,5 134,4 144,1 160,7

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

88,4

93,3 100,0 105,5 116,6 123,9 127,5 131,5 138,0 147,7 168,6

93,3

97,4 100,0 105,7 113,9 120,8 120,1 124,6 129,7 139,3 150,1

87,6

93,2 100,0 106,0 115,7 122,8 127,6 132,3 138,5 147,6 165,4

90,8

95,6 100,0 105,5 113,5 119,8 121,4 125,9 130,9 138,9 152,4

88,9

93,1 100,0 105,3 122,9 133,0 135,6 138,4 147,7 163,1 190,4

90,3

95,4 100,0 103,7 123,3 132,5 130,6 130,6 135,3 153,8 200,1

91,4

92,9 100,0 107,2 126,5 134,7 138,9 143,7 164,3 180,7 198,0

Food (concluded)

Fish and other

seafood

Milk, cheeseand eggs

Fats and oils

Fruit and nuts

Vege- tables Sugar Coffee, tea

and cocoa Other

Non- alcoholic

beverages

Alcoholic beverages

Cigarettes, cigars and

tobacco Year

536 537 538 539 540 541 542 543 544 545 546

Weights 0,70 2,10 0,84 1,13 2,18 0,62 1,14 3,74 1,13 1,52 1,21

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

86,7

93,7 100,0 110,1 126,8 135,6 135,8 139,2 152,6 166,5 181,7

90,5

94,3 100,0 111,1 128,3 142,8 146,9 150,7 155,6 174,6 207,4

91,2

100,5 100,0 106,2 125,1 134,2 136,3 135,8 137,0 160,5 240,9

87,4

93,7 100,0 101,9 114,5 124,0 131,7 136,7 144,2 158,4 179,2

81,7

84,0 100,0 98,0 118,5 128,9 128,0 131,0 138,3 156,0 173,6

85,9

92,2 100,0 106,4 118,4 127,7 130,8 132,8 141,8 152,3 165,9

89,1

96,5 100,0 104,8 115,5 122,7 122,1 122,2 125,3 131,8 150,6

87,3

94,1 100,0 106,2 119,8 133,2 140,0 143,0 145,8 154,2 175,3

85,4

94,2 100,0 108,2 117,0 129,2 135,1 141,1 147,4 153,8 166,7

88,0

94,6 100,0 107,0 115,7 128,6 142,4 151,4 163,1 174,2 186,2

72,2

87,1 100,0 111,7 124,6 138,7 151,8 167,2 181,2 199,8 218,3

Clothing and footwear Furniture and equipment

Total Clothing Footwear Housing Fuel and

power Total Furniture Appliances

Other household equipment and textiles

Year

547 548 549 550 551 552 553 554 555

Weights 3,64 2,27 1,37 20,70 3,84 2,82 1,08 0,84 0,90

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

98,4

99,7 100,0 98,7 97,1 99,0 95,3 92,1 85,3 78,4 87,7

100,9 101,6 100,0 99,9 97,0 100,4 97,2 94,7 88,8 82,5 91,4

91,8

94,6 100,0 95,9 96,8 96,4 91,7 87,4 79,4 71,6 81,5

101,6 102,5 100,0 104,0 114,7 121,1 112,3 114,2 119,1 130,6 143,0

87,5

92,9 100,0 107,0 113,6 120,9 128,6 135,4 141,3 152,3 181,0

95,7

98,2 100,0 104,0 111,3 115,8 116,4 115,8 114,1 113,9 114,2

95,0

98,3 100,0 105,6 112,3 118,6 121,7 123,8 121,7 118,9 116,7

96,0

98,5 100,0 103,4 116,2 120,0 118,5 115,1 113,5 116,3 119,3

96,5

97,7 100,0 101,9 105,0 108,1 107,5 106,2 105,1 105,1 105,9

1/Weighted average indices of the metropolitan and other urban areas shown above (columns 782–582).

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7.31

7.4 Consumer price index 7.4.9 Group indices – Metropolitan and other urban areas 1/(concluded)

2000=100

Household operation Transport

Total Household consumables

Domestic workers

Other household services

Medical care and health expenses Total Vehicles Running costs

Public and hired

transport Year

556 557 558 559 560 561 562 563 564

Weights 4,68 1,34 3,22 0,12 6,90 13,72 5,11 6,56 2,05

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

78,2

88,5 100,0 108,5 113,4 119,8 131,9 140,2 144,7 155,6 173,9

86,4

93,6 100,0 108,5 121,0 127,7 131,6 135,3 141,7 150,2 173,7

75,1

86,6 100,0 108,6 110,4 116,8 132,6 143,1 146,8 159,1 175,6

89,8

94,2 100,0 104,3 107,2 110,2 113,8 116,9 119,1 122,4 128,1

82,8

91,8 100,0 111,9 125,6 137,2 150,6 161,2 171,0 180,5 192,1

85,3

90,4 100,0 106,1 113,7 116,7 121,6 128,2 135,7 143,2 164,6

90,5

94,7 100,0 104,4 113,3 118,0 117,0 115,6 114,8 115,3 116,1

76,7

83,9 100,0 109,2 117,3 119,5 130,1 144,9 161,0 176,3 219,9

95,6

97,4 100,0 102,7 104,8 105,8 107,4 108,0 108,6 109,2 111,4

Communication Recreation and entertainment Reading matter Education Personal care Other

Year 565 566 567 568 569 570

Weights 2,86 3,04 0,36 3,38 3,92 3,26

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

87,4

94,3 100,0 105,7 111,1 121,3 124,9 127,5 125,4 126,7 129,9

97,1

99,8 100,0 102,3 105,6 102,5 98,3 96,1 96,4 96,7 97,6

84,2

91,4 100,0 107,6 115,7 121,8 127,1 132,9 137,3 144,0 151,2

75,1

87,3 100,0 110,9 121,6 130,6 142,4 154,2 165,4 178,0 192,7

86,9

93,9 100,0 107,0 117,5 126,2 130,0 133,4 137,6 145,7 158,1

100,5 100,2 100,0 100,7 105,5 106,9 102,6 102,3 103,7 107,3 111,8

Source: Stats SA, Consumer price index (CPI) (Statistical release P0141) 1/ Weighted average indices of the metropolitan and other urban areas shown above (columns 782–827).

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8.1

A. PRODUCTION AND SALES

Particulars are obtained from the Minerals Bureau, Department of Mineral Resources. B. VALUES OF MINERALS

The values of minerals are calculated, in general, on a free-on-rail basis when sales are effected in South Africa (SA) and on a free-on-board basis when shipped.

C. INDICES OF THE PHYSICAL VOLUME OF MINING PRODUCTION

The indices are calculated by Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) on the basis of information furnished by the Minerals Bureau, Department of Mineral Resources. Two indices are shown for total mining production, namely an index including gold production and an index which excludes gold production.

The index of the physical volume of mining production or the production index is a statistical measure of the change in the volume of production. The production index of a major group is the ratio between the volume of production of a major group in a given period and the volume of production of the same major group in the base period. The current base period is 2005. The production in the base period is set at 100. In accordance with international practice, the indices have to be rebased every five years to a new base year. Indices in this publication are published on the basis of 2005=100. Weights have been adjusted according to the production of the year 2005. The Statistical release P2041 Mining: Production and sales (Prelimenary) September 2009 contains historical information for the period January 1998 to September 2009.

D. GOLD PRICE OBTAINED FROM SA RESERVE BANK E. COVERAGE

(a) The following mining activities in South Africa are covered:

• Any activities in connection with underground and surface mining/open channel mining, including stone quarries, clay and sand pits, wells (except for water) and salt pans, as well as all supplemental activities for the dressing and beneficiating of ores and other crude materials, such as crushing, screening, washing, cleaning, grading, milling, flotation, melting, pelleting, topping and other preparations needed to render the material marketable;

• restoration, rehabilitation, reshaping, revegetating and reclaiming of areas affected by mining activities undertaken by the mine itself; and • any administrative, clerical, sales, research or other activities directly related to any activity referred to in (a)(i) or (a)(ii).

(b) Establishments which perform the following activities or main function are excluded –

• Work performed on a contract or fee basis in the development and as preparation of mining properties and sites, such as drilling, shaft-sinking,

tunneling, cementation and mining construction work by outside contractors; • the refining of gold and other minerals on a contract or fee basis; and • exploration, prospecting or prospecting services.

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8.2

8.1 Summary statistics Data in respect of power supply companies as such, and iron and steel works are not included.

Value of minerals sold Index of the physical volume of mining production Production of gold

Total Gold Coal Other minerals Total Gold Diamonds Coal World

production

Production in South

Africa

R million 2005=100 1 000 kg

Year

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

43 327,7 42 211,1 46 877,5 50 711,6 55 178.5 63 071.2 67 780,2 71 381,6 76 369,9 98 540,1 115 358,1 137 504,5 117 526,9 125 057,8 142 817,9 193 589,5 224 437,7 300 714,5 232 456,2

19 296,0 19 512,6 23 239,1 24 953,1 23 465,2 26 467,5 24 904,7 24 294,6 24 990,4 25 265,6 29 011,7 41 386,1 33 053,0 29 329,9 24 601,2 36 404,7 39 036,7 45 992,1 48 695,5

8 785,0 9 423,7 9 713,9 10 332,8 12 817,8 14 902,8 16 268,1 17 917,2 17 703,8 19 854,4 25 843,8 28 594,9 26 734,1 28 058,3 35 609,5 37 835,8 43 811,9 72 894,4 56 565,5

15 246,7 13 274,8 13 924,5 15 425,7 18 895,5 21 700.9 25 607,4 29 169,8 33 675,7 53 420,1 60 503,6 67 523,5 57 739,8 67 669,6 82 607,2 119 349,0 141 589,1 181 828,0 127 195,2

92,5 92,9 95,6 94,2 93,5 91,9 93,8 92,7 90,9 89,6 90,8 91,6 95,3 98,8

100,0 98,7 97,8 92,3 86,1

204,0 208,1 210,3 196,7 177,9 169,1 168,1 158,0 153,2 146,3 134,0 135,3 126,8 114,8 100,0 91,9 86,1 72,2 67,1

64,2 73,6 67,3 71,5 65,5 67,1 68,6 70,1 64,7 69,7 75,2 70,2 81,8 94,8

100,0 96,1 96,7 81,7 39,3

73,7 72,4 75,6 80,6 84,7 85,2 89,7 91,7 91,1 92,0 91,1 90,7 96,8

100,5 100,0 99,9

101,1 103,1 102,3

1 846 2 215 2 281

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

601 613 619 579 524 498 491 465 451 431 395 399 373 338 29

271 254 213 198

Source: Stats SA, Mining, production and sales (Statistical release P2041) Fig. 8.1 – Value of minerals sold at constant 2000 prices

0

20 000

40 000

60 000

80 000

100 000

120 000

140 000

160 000

180 000

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Year

R m

illio

n

0

5 000

10 000

15 000

20 000

25 000

30 000

35 000

40 000

R m

illio

n (G

old)

Total,including gold Total, excluding gold Gold

Source: Stats SA

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8.2 Value of minerals sold R million

Total Gold Iron ore 1/

Other metallics Coal Building Asbestos Other non-

metallics Year

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

43 327,7 42 211,1 46 877,5 50 711,6 55 178.5 63 071,1 66 780,2 71 381,6 76 369,9 98 540,1

115 358,1 137 504,5 117 526,9 125 057,8 142 817,9 193 589,5 224 437,7 300 714,5 232 456,2

19 296,0 19 512,6 23 239,1 24 953,1 23 465,2 26 467,5 24 904,7 24 294,6 24 990,4 25 265,6 29 011,7 41 386,1 33 053,0 29 329,9 24 601,2 36 404,5

39 036,7 45 992,1 48 695,5

1 161,8

1 127,6 1 278,9 1 400,2 1 657,9 1 691,7 2 086,0 2 491,0 2 206,0 3 039,0 4 128,9 5 313,6 4 191,0 4 585,5 7 519,6 9 931,3 13 483,2 22 241,7 27 131,6

894 844 929 950

1 322 2 010 2 334 2 602 2 453 2 838 3 280 4 480 2 947 2 868 4 010 5 199 5 272 5 876 4 495

8 785,0

9 423,7 9 713,9 10 332,8 12 817,8 14 902,8 16 268,1 17 917,2 17 703,8 19 854,4 25 843,8 28 594,9 26 734,1 28 058,3 35 609,5 37 835,8

43 811,9 72 894,4 56 565,5

1 313,9 1 292,3 1 361,3 1 570,4 2 100,6 2 343,7 2 531,3 2 556,7 2 590,2 2 498,6 2 839,8 3 229,6 3 545,5 3 915,2 4 319,0 5 065,7 5 986,6 6 908,1 6 839,1

167,8 170,1 142,7 140,2 119,7 100,4 76,9 47,0 37,3 40,2 42,0 26,5 16,7 11,4 11,3 .. .. .. ..

3 012,8

2 587,1 2 625,5 2 767,0 4 212,4 5 448,2 7 140,4 7 098,0 8 788,8 14 032,3 10 843,2 12 161,2 11 242,7 13 866,9 17 704,9 17 052,1 17 137,4 21 814,6 14 039,5

Source: Minerals Bureau, Department of Minerals and Energy 1/ Iron ore includes haemetite and magnetite. 8.3 Production and sales of minerals The values of minerals are calculated, in general, on a free-on-rail basis when sales are affected in South Africa and on a free-on-board basis when shipped. (a) Metallic minerals

Gold 1/ Silver 1/, 2/ PGMs

Sales Sales Production Sales

kg R000 kg R000 kg kg R000 Year

19 20 21 22 23 24 25

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

601 377 612 995 618 965 580 240 524 071 496 228 507 929 464 805 455 395 407 570 387 966 397 520 375 596 346 974 270 083 275 603 249 815 198 816 187 182

19 296 121 19 512 563 23 239 318 24 953 110 23 465 184 26 467 548 24 904 737 24 295 420 24 990 413 25 272 140 29 011 598 41 386 122 33 052 899 29 329 871 24 601 241 36 404 688 39 036 464 45 992 244 48 695 503

138 961 190 462 182 513 190 677 162 237 156 442 187 402 154 982 160 742 168 617 126 482 118 256 108 326 76 590

102 265 99 343 80 550 94 831 78 198

38 329 55 816 67 923 78 127 69 132 82 125 102 261 122 821 153 260 169 938 141 723 168 674 119 215 101 478 143 504 250 621 235 041 346 845 287 103

142 861 152 891 176 167 164 806 183 097 188 636 196 605 199 535 216 478 206 770 228 746 239 585 265 595 286 156 304 127 309 349 304 032 275 767 271 392

141 120,7 137 063,1 153 711,0 161 693,6 175 158 183 962 187 167 193 502 210 332 214 698 216 171 233 398 265 608 285 983 291 368 317 173 302 850 259 003 273 838

5 692 118 4 677 841 5 188 809 5 747 782 6 572 506 7 428 137 8 509 684 11 929 749 14 887 455 27 094 627 33 370 849 34 828 773 28 823 929 33 313 242 38 448 886 65 443 816 78 414 423

91 352 635 57 782 176

1/ Gold and silver sales are shown in kilograms (kg) (1 kg = 32,1507 troy ounces). 2/ Mostly exploited together with gold.

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8.3 Production and sales of minerals (continued) (a) Metallic minerals

Iron ore 3/ Chromium ore Copper 4/

Production Sales Production Sales Production Sales

1 000 t R000 1 000 t 1 000 t R000 1 000 t R000 Year

26 27 28 29 30 31 32

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

29 075,4 28 225,9 29 385,2 32 321,2 31 945,5 30 829,9 33 225,1 32 965,5 29 512,8 33 707,4 34 757,2 36 484,0 38 085,9 39 322,0 39 542,1 41 371,9 42 083.1 48 982,5 55 313,1

1 161 741 1 127 577 1 278 879 1 400 240 1 657 887 1 691 684 2 085 980 2 491 006 2 214 678 3 064 750 4 128 903 5 313 718 4 191 071 4 585 485 7 519 572 9 931 281 13 483 316 22 241 836 27 131 735

5 100,3 3 363,5 2 838,0 3 599,5 5 086,1 4 914,3 6 162,0 6 479,6 6 817,1 6 662,2 5 502,0 6 435,7 7 405,4 7 676,8 7 501,4 7 419,7 9 664,7 9 691,3 6 865,5

4 708,4 3 131,3 2 865,0 3 550,8 4 954,2 4 830,2 6 201,0 5 952,0 6 655,1 6 779,4 5 529,0 5 951,5 6 820,1 7 250,6 6 736,9 7 127,5 8 281,6 7 886,9 5 910,4

484 721 388 284 355 769 400 056 608 083 816 259 1 000 213 911 588 1 004 589 1 080 398 1 002 309 1 101 359 1 151 718 1 686 059 1 898 094 2 309 763 3 006 448 5 408 087 3 267 228

193,6 176,1 166,3 165,2 161,6 152,1 153,1 164,4 144,3 137,0 141,9 129,6 120,9 102,6 103,9 109,6 116,9 97,2 92,9

1 173 227 1 077 418 1 035 360 1 254 819 1 706 957 1 503 056 1 676 020 1 474 080 1 388 353 1 573 603 1 927 165 2 143 348 1 641 236 2 026 122 2 583 100 4 956 080 5 853 722 5 627 920 3 858 519

Lead 1/ Cobalt Tin 2/


t t R000 kg R000 t t R000 Year

33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

76 262 75 806 100 171 95 824 88 501 88 613 83 114 84 128 80 191 75 262 50 771 49 444 39 941 37 485 42 159 48 273 41 857 46 440 49 149

84 679 85 157 89 771 96 450 88 083 86 704 85 836 79 273 70 211 80 769 55 805 45 770 44 392 30 958 47 019 46 037 36 912 50 250 43 892

75 908 73 912 58 190 86 163 102 270 191 267 153 771 122 958 101 814 108 728 115 912 111 756 109 884 120 598 211 458 313 232 492 678 612 042 482 903

208 562 234 406 243 065 258 139 189 885 247 214 317 836 296 419 305 837 397 087 373 259 367 205 271 383 308 929 267 961 266 876 288 552 244 406 237 813

19 856 33 348 28 799 30 367 48 204 63 485 66 492 71 564 61 516 76 885 70 197 61 622 39 291 93 438 56 054 55 857 105 102 194 006 73 964

1 042,3 592,0 451,9 43,1 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

1 088,1 628,3 417,8 38,6 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

17 577 11 229 7 292 674 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

Source: Stats SA, Mining, production and sales (Statistical release P2041) 1/ Metal-in-concentrate. 2/ Metal and metal-in-concentrate. 3/ Iron ore includes haemetite and magnetite. 4/ Metal and metal-in-concentrate.

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8.3 Production and sales of minerals (continued) (a) Metallic minerals

Manganese ore Nickel 1/ Zinc 2/ Diamonds 3/

Production Sales Production Sales Production Sales Production

1 000 t R000 t t R000 t t R000 1 000 ct Year

41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

3 146 2 464 2 507 2 851 3 199 3 240 3 121 3 044 3 122 3 635 3 267 3 321 3 501 4 276 4 612 5 213 5 996 6 807 4 565

767 079 599 769 549 040 644 921 692 094 783 874 887 130 955 364 934 498 1 232 115 1 301 440 1 626 555 1 467 376 1 737 098 2 200 826 2 245 835 3 571 427

17 343 408 5 580 844

26 885 27 621 29 868 30 135 29 803 33 861 34 849 36 680 36 203 36 637 36 445 38 546 40 842 39 853 42 392 41 756 37 515 31 676 34 606

26 333 26 489 29 021 28 577 30 153 31 683 33 589 39 206 35 347 35 360 36 503 38 501 40 127 43 017 42 448 46 923 35 926 30 261 36 307

579 013 510 598 457 700 550 198 850 029 983 403 1 006 217 1 020 797 1 147 742 1 994 314 1 809 686 2 639 138 2 729 197 3 671 004 3 923 021 7 145 138 8 863 681 5 255 604 4 201 208

64 425 71 928 77 096 76 361 71 118 76 853 71 062 69 630 69 733 62 703 61 221 64 173 41 239 32 001 32 112 34 444 30 859 29 002 28 159

62 379,0 65 292,0 75 361,0 72 399,0 76 124 74 148 69 984 66 363 64 888 58 937 56 266 58 336 39 971 31 519 31 196 33 288 30 223 28 955 27 188

120 217 147 709 117 087 116 123 159 089 209 671 273 788 255 313 287 045 309 406 278 101 290 799 121 906 107 630 144 752 444 417 426 661 228 087 203 962

8 431

10 177 10 324 10 857 9 684 9 955 10 086 10 751 10 024 10 790 11 308 10 910 12 645 14 721 15 776 15 166 15 251 12 894 6 197

Tigers eye Andalusite Asbestos


1 000 t 1 000 t R000 1 000 t 1 000 t R000 1 000 t R000 Year

50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

509 621 548 531 242

3 64 87 4 0 0 0 0 43 255 395 396 404 194

509 770 675 891 343 6 93 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 292 457 450 366 193

902 1 440 1 421 1 730 973 20 141 0 0 0 0 0 0 110 563 1 357 1 094 1 339

674

210 230 188 206 206 234 251 236 137 183 193 165 165 235 228 221 265 217

165

176 237 181 227 210 221 227 197 152 175 179 158 174 218 182 173 226 223 162

77 991

110 811 85 558 117 211 115 287 155 880 174 029 159 906 127 447 158 413 175 545 166 863 220 251 276 149 243 574 240 456 352 718 404 467 351 472

160,5 133,3 104,0 92,1 88,6 56,9 50,0 27,2 18,7 18,9 13,1 0,0 10,6 0,6 0,4 .. .. .. ..

167 757 170 114 142 695 140 238 119 711 100 418 76 850 47 002 37 301 40 226 41 968 26 549 16 714 11 448 11 318

..

..

..

..

Source: Stats SA, Mining, production and sales (Statistical release P2041) 1/ Metal-in-concentrate. 2/ Metal and metal-in-concentrate. 3/ One metric carat = 200 milligrams. Mine and alluvial diamonds are included.

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8.6

8.3 Production and sales of minerals (continued) (b) Non-metallic minerals

Coal Barytes

Production Sales Production Sales

1 000 t 1 000 t R000 1 000 t 1 000 t R000 Year

58 59 60 61 62 63

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

178 464 174 423 182 276 195 805 206 211 206 269 219 269 223 903 222 907 225 032 223 495 222 532 237 846 246 528 245 011 244 778 247 666 252 582 250 582

181 870 179 218 184 001 193 417 205 710 206 525 217 091 222 950 221 284 223 452 218 953 219 573 240 499 246 621 243 179 245 814 249 462 255 829 223 185

8 785 295 9 423 760 9 713 960 10 332 818 12 817 777 14 902 839 16 268 077 17 917 184 17 648 129 19 749 924 25 842 859 28 594 858 26 734 337 28 058 468 35 609 348 37 835 817 43 811 801 72 894 366 56 565 573

4,8 3,6 2,0 1,9 6,0 7,4 2,1 0,6 2,8 1,6 0,0 0,0 0,0 0,0 0,0 0,0 0,0 0,0 0,0

4,5 2,2 2,6 2,3 2,3 1,3 5,5 4,6 3,5 4,6 0,4 0,5 0,4 0,3 0,1 0,1 0,5 0,4 0,3

1 878 1 061 1 334 1 204 1 156 536 1 831 1 693 2 388 3 083

155 184 149 116 61 53

225 181 119

Feldspar Fluorspar Kieselguhr


1 000 t 1 000 t R000 1 000 t 1 000 t R000 t t R000 Year

64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

70 49 43 37 48 54 68 56 59 67 66 67 58 54 63 76 84

105 101

66 49 46 43 52 45 51 33 41 53 77 62 57 66 81 90 98 70 73

14 767 13 116 12 691 14 574 17 547 16 230 17 340 14 123 16 056 21 507 28 681 27 157 29 943 37 477 47 693 56 121 60 303 49 110 55 248

270 260 218 174 196 202 207 229 218 216 286 227 235 265 266 256 285 299 198

281 286 257 276 196 194 218 175 231 171 350 244 232 256 275 244 282 301 154

91 621 86 434 82 789 114 057 67 577 89 050 103 383 98 838 141 757 103 722 265 451 224 110 169 534 201 576 237 229 270 731 338 956 548 266 379 753

2 352,0 576,0 0,0 0,0 0,0

1 016,0 1 536,0 1 638,0 968,0

.. 0,4 0,4 0,9 0,2 0,3

..

..

..

..

2 437,0 556,0 0,0 0,0 0,0

1 016,0 1 436,0 1 366,0 850,0

.. 0,4 0,4 0,9 0,2 0,3

..

..

..

..

478 210 0 0 0

119 219 774 603

.. 270 305 900 185 353

..

..

..

..

Mica Kaolin Magnesite


1 000 t 1 000 t R000 1 000 t 1 000 t R000 1 000 t 1 000 t R000 Year

73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

1,9 2,1 2,0 2,0 2,1 1,5 1,4 1,6 1,0 0,7 0,9 0,9 1,0 0,9 0,2 0,8 0,4 0,4 0,3

2,1 2,0 2,2 1,8 1,8 1,5 1,2 1,1 1,2 1,4 0,9 0,9 0,9 0,8 0,9 0,5 0,5 0,3 0,4

3 040 3 048 4 166 3 833 3 731 3 443 3 088 2 674 2 576 2 888 4 262 4 998 4 397 4 346 4 352 3 254 2 551 2 311 2 015

135 132 147 132 151 151 164 138 123 91 84 98 86 82 59 52 51 39 31

132 118 120 115 137 132 170 165 121 87 85

103 86 77 61 49 42 33 30

25 950 27 078 25 500 29 580 34 702 37 954 41 609 43 877 39 323 37 078 41 118 48 816 49 945 47 946 34 612 29 847 12 418 9 068 9 343

99 60 67 72 85 71 77 74 70 63 28 87 86 66 55 66 81 84 50

111 83 104 108 115 100 103 111 142 92 61

114 133 123 98

103 117 111 74

9 905

11 357 12 144 13 573 16 667 20 419 21 877 22 654 22 807 20 177 21 380 26 188 32 021 25 567 30 411 34 743 42 323 51 864 43 275

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8.3 Production and sales of minerals (continued) (b) Non-metallic minerals

Pigment minerals Sillimanite Salt


1 000 t 1 000 t R000 1 000 t 1 000 t R000 1 000 t 1 000 t R000 Year

82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

1,1 1,1 1,2 2,1 5,3 0,6 0,3 0,2 0,2 0,6 0,8 0,3 0,6 0,5 0,5 0,6 0,2 0,0 0,2

0,9 0,8 1,2 1,9 2,6 1,4 1,5 1,4 1,7 2,0 2,2 1,0 0,9 0,0 0,7 0,8 0,7 0,3 0,1

442 449 539 768 1 400 651 822 707 783 824

1 022 446 678 802 988 752 769 197 40

0,4 0,6 0,6 0,5 0,3 0,5 2,6 0,0 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

0,9 0,6 0,6 0,8 0,3 0,4 1,8 0,0 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

370 320 341 476 208 306 1 293 51

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

665 702 613 358 311 290 327 359 367 346 355 429 374 381 407 434 412 430 425

776 822 734 415 367 343 413 487 492 488 426 452 402 394 430 422 450 438 450

56 216 65 633 72 846 68 501 68 572 62 052 67 866 69 687 72 204 74 662 76 870 86 296 75 091 72 193 78 619 89 093

101 951 123 537 142 185

Phosphate concentrate Silcrete Silica


1 000 t 1 000 t R000 1 000 t 1 000 t R000 1 000 t 1 000 t R000 Year

91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

3 268 3 074 2 399 2 701 2 840 2 662 2 753 2 959 2 957 2 796 2 420 2 803 2 643 2 735 2 577 2 629 2 556 2 287 2 237

2 641 2 713 2 628 2 717 3 278 2 858 2 904 3 105 3 514 3 196 3 147 2 882 2 915 2 752 2 588 2 252 2 523 2 687 2 268

286 207 285 033 299 905 314 126 403 758 447 915 562 398 680 281 882 624 879 529

1 062 330 1 197 912

971 434 880 815

1 186 714 953 241

1 214 084 3 969 923 2 276 930

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

2 069 1 750 1 738 1 920 2 182 2 173 2 43

2 223 2 170 2 137 2 127 2 251 2 312 2 331 2 693 3 126 3 385 3 339 2 306

2 015 1 743 1 792 1 917 2 088 1 931 2 346 2 100 1 875 2 212 2 215 2 253 2 171 2 117 2 295 2 871 2 760 3 084 2 408

76 463 71 859 68 515 73 205 89 469 90 651 112 876 115 599 108 507 120 017 131 286 160 599 176 404 195 537 183 639 234 489 286 936 355 920 327 644

Sulphur concentrate Talc Bentonite


1 000 t 1 000 t R000 1 000 t 1 000 t R000 1 000 t 1 000 t R000 Year

100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

521 518 576 489 449 476 472 452 409 452 388 532 614 633 767 643 642 574 536

619 407 413 475 437 435 449 436 359 319 355 367 513 459 583 474 483 426 410

153 625 98 474 92 844 126 284 146 531 173 474 198 890 257 924 185 137 168 943 215 380 191 225 259 582 249 383 296 710 259 369 308 541 902 122 320 298

7,3

10,3 8,8 8,2 15,8 16,4 12,6 11,3 7,9 5,6 3,0 2,7 7,2 8,1 8,5

11,0 14,3 5,1 4,7

8,2

9,9 10,3 18,9 15,3 16,8 11,7 8,8 9,2 8,9 9,0

12,4 7,7 8,1 7,4 7,1 7,3 6,6 6,2

2 375 3 046 3 532 3 872 3 517 3 997 4 455 3 195 4 699 4 564 4 091 4 552 4 051 4 365 4 319 4 957 5 639 5 606 5 893

65

44 50 72 71 48 76 48 49 90

108 101 145 56

140 33 46 44 40

55 36 40 53 61 50 64 70 71 63 96

122 48 86 83 79 91 99 62

15 222 11 189 11 909 14 978 18 704 15 339 20 839 21 536 19 211 21 820 33 714 51 045 23 218 41 619 40 516 41 891 52 183 69 069 40 114

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8.8

8.3 Production and sales of minerals (continued)

(b) Non-metallic minerals

Building materials

Fire and flint clay Granite or norite Lime and limestone

Production Sales Sales Production Sales

1 000 t 1 000 t R000 1 000 t R000 1 000 t 1 000 t R000

Year

109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

257 210 181 242 189 211 181 226 208 190 186 127 145 196 209 192 215 185 157

203 186 190 245 206 232 212 239 237 208 213 142 192 209 187 236 232 205 166

15 225 17 423 19 963 23 672 28 314 32 310 29 581 32 229 34 055 30 768 32 532 28 367 36 297 35 446 32 581 41 869 45 376 55 587 44 670

706 600 528 604 721 708 794 661 783 944 847 715 463 572 591 496 559 543 397

250 799 213 228 235 541 260 283 340 497 463 424 566 794 505 778 627 837 674 774 717 192 881 720 766 570 493 791 410 085 395 687 494 820 700 878 465 404

21 494 19 782 18 215 19 719 19 981 19 509 21 212 19 742 19 030 19 279 18 946 20 738 21 267 21 700 24 785 26 357 24 061 23 480 22 789

17 876 15 936 16 065 18 709 20 626 16 548 16 129 14 769 14 124 14 941 14 938 16 913 17 518 17 528 18 907 20 046 20 491 19 637 20 014

487 072 502 599 536 122 605 014 707 754 703 486 701 322 706 107 837 976 792 445 914 705

1 061 958 1 207 868 1 234 206 1 313 348 1 510 262 1 707 848 1 906 915 2 116 747

Building materials

Gypsum Marble Vermiculite


1 000 t 1 000 t R000 m3 m3 R’000 1 000 t 1 000 t R000

Year

117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

420 334 284 304 288 341 397 486 505 413 383 422 394 452 565 556 627 571 598

392 329 278 277 294 353 373 482 445 426 381 438 427 459 523 399 388 393 397

13 051 11 296 11 417 11 513 12 444 16 558 17 529 22 579 21 267 17 239 17 651 20 014 20 832 18 783 21 870 29 620 33 517 33 666 36 414

4 477,0 6 387,0 7 635,0 4 611,0 2 162

628 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

2 953,0 4 280,0 5 384,0 1 951,0 484 952

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

1 178 1 648 1 710 808 357 644

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

215 170 214 224 222 196 211 221 218 209 157 210 183 197 210 198 199 200 193

183 167 143 191 215 188 212 229 193 201 160 177 170 186 171 174 182 215 174

50 436 50 955 50 145 76 234 90 802 94 029 109 907 144 307 121 563 135 693 128 782 210 179 149 873 157 172 194 770 183 116 204 474 284 242 248 531

Source: Stats SA, Mining, production and sales (Statistical release P2041)

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8.9

8.3 Production and sales of minerals (concluded)

(b) Non-metallic minerals

Building materials

Shale for cement manufacture Slate Quarries Wonderstone

Production Sales Sales Sales Production Sales

1 000 t 1 000 t R000 1 000 t R000 1 000 t R000 1 000 t 1 000 t R000

Year

126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

391 301 331 377 325 363 317 260

296 294 243 275 345 357 490 533 498 418 462

390 298 315 306 302 338 334 279

272 280 241 258 346 432 518 555 560 507 614

2 442 2 381 2 498 2 445 3 246 3 394 3 665 2 964 13 898 3 897 3 737 4 197 6 373 7 901 9 313

10 045 10 974 12 388 18 177

26 26 22 21 24 38 11 23 24 26 23 25 41 46 47 23 12 23 26

13 080 12 441 13 540 15 162 12 768 19 949 6 939 6 144 6 750 6 727 7 313 8 461 9 021

10 402 10 280 7 042 4 105

18 386 12 529

34 126,8 31 616,0 27 187,4 27 025,3 34 280,6 34 735,0 32 971,2 38 803,2 29 354,9 28 805,5 29 955,0 31 657,7 35 843,4 43 419,8 51 815,4

..

..

..

..

471 570 471 065 483 144 539 811 695 279 779 931 812 726 857 308 766 536 812 648 924 460 1 018 877 1 349 899 1 839 585 2 247 734

..

..

..

..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

Source: Stats SA, Mining, production and sales (Statistical release P2041)

MINING

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8.10

8.4 Index of the physical volume of mining production 2005=100

Total mining Year

Gold included

Gold excluded

Gold Iron ore Chrome ore Copper Manganese ore PGMs

100,0 82,8 17,2 5,3 1,3 1,8 1,5 27,0 Weights

136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

92,5 92,9 95,6 94,2 93,5 91,9 93,8 92,7 90,9 89,6 90,8 91,6 95,3 98,8

100,0 98,7 97,8 92,3 86,1

65,9 65,4 68,3 70,3 74,4 74,9 77,9 79,6 78,5 79,0 82,8 83,4 89,4 95,8

100,0 100,1 100,2 96,5 90,1

204,0 208,1 210,3 196,7 177,9 169,1 168,1 158,0 153,2 146,3 134,0 135,3 126,8 114,8 100,0 91,9 86,1 72,2 67,1

66,6 66,3 70,0 79,5 80,7 78,2 83,7 83,9 74,6 84,7 88,0 92,5 97,1 99,5

100,0 104,6 106,4 123,9 139,9

68,0 44,8 37,8 48,0 67,8 66,4 78,8 86,3 90,9 88,8 73,3 85,7 98,7

102,3 100,0 99,0

129,0 129,3 91,6

169,7 154,8 154,3 157,1 154,6 145,0 144,6 157,5 137,8 130,4 135,3 123,4 115,2 96,6

100,0 105,5 112,6 93,6 89,4

64,6 50,7 51,3 58,3 65,6 66,7 64,2 64,2 67,0 78,9 70,7 72,9 73,7 91,0

100,0 113,0 130,0 147,6 99,0

47,0 50,3 57,9 54,2 60,2 62,1 63,4 65,7 71,2 68,0 75,2 78,8 87,3 94,1

100,0 101,7 100,0 90,7 89,2

Year Nickel Other metallic minerals Diamonds Coal Building materials

Other non-metallic

minerals

2,8 2,8 7,6 24,9 2,1 5,7 Weights

144 145 146 147 148 150

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

63,4 65,2 70,5 71,1 70,3 79,9 79,7 86,5 85,4 86,4 86,0 90,9 96,3 94,0

100,0 98,5 88,5 74,7 81,6

93,7 88,1 99,8

101,0 105,6 112,6 102,1 117,3 99,5

107,2 105,3 107,4 90,7 89,8

100,0 97,5 89,7 90,8 85,3

64,2 73,6 67,3 71,5 65,5 67,1 68,6 70,1 64,7 69,7 75,2 70,2 81,8 94,8

100,0 96,1 96,7 81,7 39,3

73,7 72,4 75,6 80,6 84,7 85,2 89,7 91,7 91,1 92,0 91,1 90,7 96,8

100,5 100,0 99,9

101,1 103,1 102,3

71,8 65,6 59,2 65,8 73,7 69,8 81,2 80,1 81,1 84,5 83,4 82,6 78,0 95,3

100,0 109,9 119,1 116,2 99,3

139,1 126,2 108,0 102,8 107,0 102,9 103,9 98,9 92,7 97,2 91,7 89,2 75,7 97,4

100,0 88,0 82,1 74,5 63,2

Source: Stats SA, Mining production and sales (Statistical release P2041) Fig. 8.2 – Average annual indices of physical volume of total mining and total mining excluding gold

75

80

85

90

95

100

105

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

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Sources: Stats SA

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8.11

8.5 World gold production Kilograms

Africa Europe Gold price

South Africa

Rand per kg

World

Produc-tion

% of produc-

tion

Ghana Zim-babwe

Dem Rep of

the Congo

Tan-zania Sweden Germa

ny FR Yugo-slavia France Spain Year

151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

31 890 32 136 31 507 37 833 43 835 44 801 53 499 48 981 52 178 54 743 62 132

2 132 300 2 162 000 2 237 200 2 290 900 2 282 300 2 276 000 2 361 400 2 478 600 2 537 800 2 568 000 2 573 200

605 100 601 100 614 100 619 500 583 900 522 400 494 600 492 500 464 400 449 500 428 300

28,4 27,3 27,5 27,1 25,6 23,0 21,0 19,9 19,5 17,4 16,6

17 300 27 300 33 300 41 400 44 500 53 200 50 300 55 700 73 300 78 200 73 600

17 900 19 100 19 900 20 700 22 500 26 100 26 700 26 300 27 200 29 700 21 000

225

10 000 9 000 8 700 11 100 10 000 8 200 9 600 4 800 4 000 3 500

3 500

5 000 6 000 7 500 6 500 5 300 6 300 5 300 5 500 9 200 17 200

5 600 6 200 6 100 6 500 6 300 6 700 6 300 7 100 6 100 4 400 3 600

18 16 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

8 200 6 500 3 000 2 500 2 800 3 700 4 800 4 700 4 200 2 000 2 500

5 400 4 800 3 100 3 000 5 100 5 300 5 700 4 900 3 800 3 600 2 600

6 7007 2006 5006 6005 9005 7005 4005 8006 8008 200

..

Latin America United States Canada

Mexico Dominican Republic Nicaragua Colombia Peru Brazil Chile Venezuela Ecuador Year

164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

294 200 296 000 329 100 332 100 326 000 319 000 329 300 362 000 366 000 341 900

167 400 175 300 160 400 153 100 146 400 150 300 164 700 171 500 164 300 157 900

9 600 8 500

10 400 11 100 13 900 20 300 24 500 26 000 26 100 22 500

4 300 3 600 2 600

400 1 600 3 300 3 300 3 500 2 500 2 300

1 600 1 200 1 300 1 600 1 400 1 600 1 800 2 800 4 400 4 300

32 500 30 700 29 900 26 400 25 500 24 100 23 100 22 200 21 800 21 400

14 600 15 100 18 000 27 400 39 300 57 400 64 800 74 800 91 200

127 400

84 100 78 600 76 500 75 700 73 400 67 400 64 200 59 100 54 700 54 100

33 300 33 000 39 300 38 500 43 300 48 500 56 400 52 900 47 400 48 100

14 200 13 200 11 700 11 200 13 700 17 100 19 900 19 900 14 300 14 700

10 000 9 200 8 600 8 100 7 600

10 600 12 200 10 500 9 700 9 800

Asia Oceania

Japan Philippines India Korea Indonesia Australia New Zealand Fiji Islands Papau New Year

175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

7 300 8 300 8 900 9 400 9 600 9 200 8 600 8 400 8 600 9 400

37 200 30 500 27 200 29 800 31 000 29 400 31 800 33 800 34 900 31 900

2 400 2 100 1 800 2 000 2 200 2 500 2 400 2 800 2 600 2 000

20 760 15 100 19 000 16 500 15 000 14 800

.. .. .. ..

17 600 24 400 45 900 52 200 55 300 74 100 92 500

101 600 139 100 154 500

244 200 236 200 243 500 247 300 254 900 253 500 289 500 313 200 310 100 302 800

6 000 7 500

10 500 11 200 10 600 12 100 11 600 11 400 8 700 8 600

4 100 2 800 3 800 3 800 4 100 3 500 4 600 4 700 3 700 4 300

33 600 60 800 71 200 61 500 60 500 54 900 54 100 49 100 63 200 65 000

Other countries 1/

China Mongolia Soviet Union (former) Russia Uzbekistan Other (CIS) Year

184 185 186 187 188 189

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

93 600

103 900 112 200 119 400 120 700 132 600 144 600 148 800 160 200 156 300

1 000

800 1 000 1 400 2 100 4 900 5 300 8 900 9 900

13 200

270 000 252 000

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

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151 700 164 500 158 100 142 100 132 800 138 000 127 300 138 200

.. ..

63 000 65 400 65 000 66 600 78 300 81 700 80 400 85 800

.. ..

1 000 1 400 2 000 2 300 1 500 2 200 3 100 3 400

1/ Estimated.

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9.1

A. CLASSIFICATION OF INDUSTRIES

The 1993 edition of the Standard Industrial Classification of all Economic Activities (SIC), Fifth Edition, Report No. 09-90-02, was used to classify the statistical units in the survey. The SIC is based on the 1990 International Standard Industrial Classification of all Economic Activities (ISIC) with suitable adaptations for local conditions. Statistics in this publication are presented at SIC division (two digit) and major group (three digit) level. Each enterprise is classified to an industry which reflects its predominant activity.

B. GENERAL NOTES This survey covers manufacturing enterprises, i.e. those conducting activities in -

• the manufacturing, processing, making or packing of products; • the slaughtering of animals, including poultry; and • installation, assembly, completion, repair and related work.

MANUFACTURING

SA STATISTICS, 2010

9.2

Fig. 9.1 – Index of physical volume of manufacturing production – Total

Source: Stats SA, Manufacturing: Production and sales (Statistical release P3041.2) Fig. 9.2 – Physical volume of manufacturing production – Total and two major contributors as regards value added

Source: Stats SA, Manufacturing: Production and sales (Statistical release P3041.2)

80

90

100

110

120

130

Index

Base 2005=100

2003

_____ Trend cycle --------- Seasonally adjusted

Year

2005 20082002 2004 2006 2007 2009

80

90

100

110

120

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Total

Petroleum, chemical products, rubber and plastic products division

Basic iron and steel, non-ferrous metal products, metal products and machinery division

Year

Base 2005 = 100

Index

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9.3

9.1 Index of the physical volume of manufacturing production – Total, divisions and major groups

2005=100

Year Weights

1/ 2002 2003 2004 2005 Divisions and major groups

1 2 3 4 5

Food and beverages

Meat, fish, fruit, vegetables, oils Dairy products Grain mill products Other food products

Beverages Textiles, clothing, leather and footwear

Textiles Other textile products Knitted and crotcheted articles Wearing apparel Leather and leather products Footwear

Wood and wood products, paper, publishing and printing Sawmilling and planing of wood Products of wood Paper and paper products Publishing Printing and recorded media

Petroleum, chemical products, rubber and plastic products Coke, petroleum products and nuclear fuel Basic chemicals Other chemical products Rubber products Plastic products

Glass and non-metallic mineral products Glass and glass products Non-metallic mineral products

Basic iron and steel, non-ferrous metal products, metal products and machinery

Basic iron and steel products Non-ferrous metal products Structural metal products Other fabricated metal products General purpose machinery Special purpose machinery Household appliances

Electrical machinery Electrical motors, generators and transformers Electrical distribution and control apparatus Insulated wire and cable Accumulators, primary cells and primary batteries Electric lamps and lighting equipment Other electrical equipment

Radio, television and communication apparatus and professional equipment

Radio, television and communication apparatus Professional equipment

Motor vehicles, parts and accessories and other transport equipment Motor vehicles Bodies for motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers Parts and accessories Other transport equipment

Furniture and other manufacturing division Furniture Other manufacturing groups

Manufacturing total

16,4 2,6 1,1 1,5 6,8 4,3 5,4 1,2 1,2 0,3 2,0 0,3 0,4

11,0 0,7 1,0 4,8 2,4 2,1

22,5 9,1 4,0 5,4 1,1 3,0 3,9 1,1 2,9

22,4 5,5 4,7 1,3 4,2 2,4 3,2 1,2 2,7 0,3 0,3 0,8 0,1 0,2 1,0

1,3 0,7 0,6 8,6 4,1 0,4 3,1 1,0 5,8 1,6 4,2

100,0

86,0 88,5 97,4 92,1 83,2 83,5

107,7 135,8 97,1

143,8 96,7 96,9

103,0 92,5 95,7 90,0 99,0 85,0 85,6 98,0 99,4

104,9 88,7

116,2 96,2 88,6 86,9 89,0

100,7 102,2 91,7

100,7 107,5 95,7

102,3 90,8

109,8 80,0 73,5

116,9 92,1

104,1 130,8

87,6 82,9 90,2 87,5 81,6 65,9 84,6

129,0 97,1 81,0

104,9

95,3

87,6 91,3 92,7 87,2 85,3 87,5 98,7

114,5 87,3

128,2 95,5 91,1 96,3 92,8 97,9 87,0 96,0 88,1 91,1 94,5

100,0 93,0 84,9

105,4 93,8 87,0 84,5 87,8

99,6

105,5 91,7 93,9

103,4 94,2 98,6 87,7

106,6 90,4 78,3

107,4 90,9 97,9

125,6

91,8 83,4 98,1 84,9 78,5 67,7 87,8

108,4 91,2 78,9 97,3

93,4

94,0 96,9 97,4 95,7 90,3 96,3

102,6 114,1 93,7

129,6 100,8 98,0 98,7 95,7 93,5 94,6 98,4 91,7 94,4 98,0

102,0 90,5 95,6

108,9 97,7 92,3 88,1 93,7

102,0 108,7 96,5

108,7 100,8 100,7 95,4 89,9

101,9 101,8 88,0 98,3 98,8

102,5 111,3

98,1 88,8

105,2 90,3 85,1 84,6 93,8

102,8 93,8 90,5 96,5

97,1

100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0

100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0

100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0 100,0

100,0

Source: Stats SA, Manufacturing: Production and sales (Statistical release P3041.2) 1/ For the period 2001 to 2004, the weights for combining of manufacturing major groups to total manufactory were calculated on the basis of the value added

data from the large sample survey of manufacturing, 2001.

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9.4

9.1 Index of the physical volume of manufacturing production – Total, divisions and major groups (concluded)

2005=100

Year Weights

2/ 2006 2007 2008 2009 Divisions and major groups

6 7 8 9 10

Food and beverages

Meat, fish, fruit, vegetables, oils Dairy products Grain mill products Other food products



Wood and wood products, paper, publishing and printing Sawmilling and planing of wood Products of wood Paper and paper products Publishing Printing and recorded media






Radio, television and communication apparatus and professional equipment

Radio, television and communication apparatus Professional equipment


Other manufacturing divisions Furniture Other manufacturing groups

Manufacturing total

15,4 1,8 0,8 0,8 5,2 6,8 4,9 0,7 0,9 0,2 2,1 0,6 0,4

10,2 0,7 1,3 3,8 1,9 2,5

22,1 8,5 4,5 5,3 1,0 2,7 4,8 1,0 3,8

22,9 7,7 3,4 2,0 3,8 2,4 3,1 0,6 2,5 0,5 0,7 0,1 0,2 0,2 0,7

1,1 0,4 0,7

10,9 4,9 0,5 4,7 0,9 5,2 1,3 3,9

100,0

100,5 97,4

106,9 100,7 103,5 98,4

101,8 99,2

102,9 104,3 102,7 98,2

103,6 105,9 104,6 104,8 108,2 111,9 98,8

102,6 94,3

110,5 103,9 95,1

115,7 105,7 109,3 104,8

106,7 107,7 108,8 106,7 110,0 98,3

103,0 111,5 106,3 88,2

108,6 106,4 106,4 104,6 117,1

96,5

103,8 91,9

111,6 114,5 121,0 109,1 104,9 105,3 107,8 104,5

104,8

105,2 102,3 108,7 104,8 104,3 106,4 105,3 98,4

102,1 106,7 109,5 101,6 106,9 107,1 102,9 108,3 108,9 115,4 98,5

110,2 97,1

125,4 111,2 87,9

132,0 110,9 112,4 110,6

111,7 107,8 109,3 118,7 124,9 104,9 109,4 107,9 111,1 88,4

109,4 94,7

122,8 117,3 126,6

102,9 108,1 99,5

112,2 109,7 139,9 112,1 112,4 114,2 107,5 116,4

109,6

109,6 108,7 110,9 108,6 105,3 113,1 104,8 90,5 99,6

112,1 110,5 101,3 111,6 108,3 95,7

103,5 121,8 105,9 95,5

117,9 95,8

152,5 119,2 91,0

137,3 110,4 123,1 107,2

105,6 94,8

102,8 124,2 125,8 93,4

108,8 104,4 124,9 96,2

117,6 97,7

139,4 141,4 149,1

106,0 117,6 98,6

105,8 99,7

151,1 105,4 116,9 118,2 106,3 122,2

110,6

111,7 109,3 109,7 108,5 110,3 113,9 89,5 73,7 78,1

104,4 96,5 83,6

107,3 92,0 73,4 88,6

103,6 86,8 84,8

107,5 95,3

107,9 109,6 77,3

151,7 96,5

121,6 90,2

85,9 72,0 95,4 96,7

104,5 73,2 88,3 96,0

121,2 92,6

125,7 62,3

109,3 138,0 147,6

98,7

102,8 96,1 79,7 66,1

104,3 82,4

124,8 94,5 88,8 96,4

96,7

Source: Stats SA, Manufacturing: Production and sales (Statistical release P3041.2) The calculation of the manufacturing production indices is based on the value of manufactured products and articles after the effect of price changes has been eliminated by deflation by using appropriate sub-indices of the production price index (PPI) for 38 of the 44 SIC major groups in manufacturing. The volume indices for the groups tobacco products, coke and refined petroleum products, basic iron and steel products, basic precious and non-ferrous metal products, motor vehicles and parts and accessories for motor vehicles, are calculated on the basis of physical quantities produced. The sample of manufacturing production and sales is based on an updated version of Stats SA's business register, based on the database of units registered for value-added tax (VAT) and income tax, obtained from the South African Revenue Service (SARS). The latest sample was drawn in April 2009. According to international practice, indices are re-based every five years. The industrial classification used in this publication is based on the Standard Industrial Classification of all Economic Activities (SIC), January 1993. 2/ For the period 2005 to 2009, the weights for combining of manufacturing major groups to total manufactory were calculated on the basis of the value added

data from the large sample survey of manufacturing, 2005.

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9.6

9.2 Value of sales – Divisions and major groups R000

Year

2002 2003 2004 2005 Divisions and major groups

11 12 13 14

Food and beverages

Meat, fish, fruit, vegetables, oils Grain mill products Other food products



Wood and wood products, paper publishing and printing Sawmilling and planing of wood Products of wood Paper and paper products Publishing Printing and recorded media






Radio, television and communication apparatus and professional equipment Radio, television and communication apparatus Professional equipment



Manufacturing total

129 126 335 31 936 299 29 506 721 29 639 192 26 684 550 39 059 159 8 160 000 9 523 278 1 993 407

12 683 401 3 875 741 2 823 332

70 837 079 4 782 622 9 402 761

34 112 180 8 577 487

13 962 029 160 712 904 57 323 222 34 484 463 38 352 412 11 158 650 19 394 157 20 323 748 3 628 024

16 695 724 167 818 636

50 287 477 33 760 489 12 288 652 22 209 186 19 830 868 22 047 833 7 394 131

22 944 251 3 481 488 3 118 762 5 725 389 1 629 690 1 077 173 7 911 749

11 140 910 5 261 085 5 879 825

109 384 968 55 050 485 3 375 512

39 603 807 11 355 164 40 541 621 7 516 023

33 025 598

771 889 611

132 646 270 33 264 670 28 091 882 28 866 352 30 467 476 37 717 853 7 707 067 8 907 685 1 932 512

12 901 492 3 439 403 2 829 694

73 873 150 5 144 777

10 294 496 34 205 980 9 089 127

15 138 770 150 121 104 46 683 536 32 365 348 39 850 282 10 807 832 20 414 106 21 558 640 3 571 514

17 987 126 169 537 538

54 104 580 27 571 291 14 341 286 24 009 786 20 717 982 21 551 266 7 241 347

22 424 257 3 382 645 3 521 416 4 146 206 1 816 506

973 542 8 583 942

11 735 982 5 093 070 6 642 912

105 899 440 53 129 002 3 719 685

39 095 209 9 955 544

36 055 398 7 994 641

28 060 757

761 569 632

144 657 040 35 521 945 27 523 747 32 860 665 35 551 998 39 145 499 7 330 407 9 786 964 1 908 975

13 455 660 3 857 477 2 806 016

76 603 699 5 350 112

11 627 639 33 988 299 9 764 475

15 873 174 163 117 124 52 907 202 33 048 303 43 675 581 11 456 053 22 029 985 24 668 978 4 086 605

20 582 373 189 309 611

67 774 240 25 984 392 17 011 788 25 272 865 21 972 987 23 496 345 7 796 994

23 087 092 3 707 177 3 810 001 4 538 540 1 839 105 1 119 643 8 072 626

12 479 749 5 485 295 6 994 454

116 349 413 61 132 909 4 545 882

41 003 593 9 667 029

38 584 331 9 202 846

29 381 485

828 002 536

149 702 161 37 381 925 25 482 975 34 561 593 38 620 819 38 603 452 6 112 447

10 683 462 1 467 493

13 646 038 3 890 884 2 803 128

82 353 824 6 332 777

13 097 165 34 464 956 11 053 629 17 405 297

174 390 020 57 819 072 37 202 452 45 462 742 10 585 401 23 320 353 27 701 653 4 624 333

23 077 320 192 558 500

65 272 221 27 986 488 16 933 465 26 420 565 22 235 468 25 075 046 8 635 247

23 863 697 4 068 050 4 411 765 5 028 767 1 870 656 1 110 620 7 373 839

13 014 757 6 180 565 6 834 192

133 419 814 72 828 077 5 513 054

45 340 924 9 737 759

43 294 496 10 347 478 32 947 018

878 902 374

Source: Stats SA, Manufacturing: Production and sales (Statistical release P3041.2)

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9.7

9.2 Value of sales – Divisions and major groups (concluded) R000

Year

2006 2007 2008 2009 Divisions and major groups

15 16 17 18

Food and beverages

Meat, fish, fruit, vegetables, oils Grain mill products Other food products



Wood and wood products, paper publishing and printing Sawmilling and planing of wood Products of wood Paper and paper products Publishing Printing and recorded media






Radio, television and communication apparatus and professional equipment Radio, television and communication apparatus Professional equipment



Manufacturing total

162 231 870 40 330 995 27 327 159 38 096 576 41 401 399 39 850 089 6 107 068

11 314 040 1 544 392

14 100 551 3 830 875 2 953 163

90 983 879 7 197 280

14 708 387 38 105 100 12 882 664 18 090 448

200 847 375 71 375 299 42 728 276 49 032 581 10 691 486 27 019 733 30 646 088 5 177 945

25 468 143

219 920 603 78 418 488 34 387 841 18 394 915 30 012 869 22 162 070 26 657 521 9 886 899

29 361 009 4 594 463 4 880 540 8 037 597 1 964 569 1 167 765 8 716 075

13 018 922 6 573 095 6 445 827

157 928 977 85 854 657 6 508 883

54 664 547 10 900 890 48 588 880 11 555 337 37 033 543

993 377 692

189 755 556 47 538 156 35 479 903 42 184 484 47 609 132 42 621 862 6 467 650

11 738 116 1 637 074

15 373 430 4 228 274 3 177 318

99 351 766 7 753 481

16 678 249 40 803 995 14 617 225 19 498 816

238 347 425 86 358 423 51 188 120 55 855 407 11 339 607 33 605 868 34 397 181 5 599 735

28 797 446

260 369 611 97 852 985 39 962 746 21 586 420 36 243 184 24 857 720 29 795 385 10 071 171 34 916 242 5 771 532 5 470 610 9 536 983 2 402 689 1 422 018

10 312 410 14 194 481 6 917 150 7 277 331

176 972 874 89 090 658 7 927 333

67 149 351 12 805 532 54 859 644 12 154 305 42 705 339

1 145 786 642

230 362 367 60 082 160 46 998 257 49 553 173 53 827 774 43 745 997 6 481 096

11 665 428 1 768 896

15 973 282 4 318 960 3 538 335

110 137 969 7 896 405

17 742 096 48 951 809 14 592 803 20 954 856

316 559 125 125 107 924 74 181 951 64 081 392 13 079 823 40 108 035 37 229 204 6 211 863

31 017 341

310 428 978 131 486 550 43 379 771 26 244 171 42 385 944 26 166 605 30 901 023 9 864 914

41 188 668 7 074 922 6 079 621

10 699 451 2 929 050 1 778 465

12 627 159 14 956 319 7 503 117 7 453 202

192 164 112 96 884 183 8 625 818

71 341 166 15 312 945 60 751 590 12 491 467 48 260 123

1 357 524 329

240 845 177 63 578 365 45 484 365 53 840 204 57 474 112 38 323 315 5 754 712 9 345 257 1 645 824

14 092 990 3 879 847 3 604 685

101 721 747 6 382 241

15 749 367 45 633 499 13 331 316 20 625 324

269 871 735 93 661 889 53 153 291 64 929 930 12 371 122 45 755 503 36 097 324 6 605 208

29 492 116

226 472 456 77 590 894 31 889 556 21 258 572 38 068 027 22 530 421 25 790 190 9 344 796

37 917 103 7 335 274 6 962 388 6 842 275 2 468 262 1 785 136

12 523 768 14 337 276 6 543 934 7 793 342

139 600 661 68 801 772 6 588 091

47 749 947 16 460 851 56 413 006 11 072 539 45 340 467

1 161 599 800

Source: Stats SA, Manufacturing: Production and sales (Statistical release P3041.2) The levels for manufacturing sales in this publication are slightly different from previously published data due to the implementation of a new sample drawn in April 2009. While in total there was very little difference between the levels of sales from the old and new samples for the overlap period, there were differences within the manufacturing major groups. The major reason for the change in the major groups’ data is the improved classification of the register of Stats SA’s businesses register as already alluded. The values shown represent net sales (i.e. gross sales less returns, discounts and other deductions) of own manufactured goods, and net charges for work done.

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9.8

9.3 Utilisation of production capacity – Total and divisions Percentage

Year

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 1/ 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Division

19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

Food and beverages Textiles, clothing, leather and footwear Wood, paper, publishing and printing Petroleum, chemical products, rubber and plastic products Glass and non-metallic mineral products Basic iron and steel, non- ferrous metal products, metal products and machinery Electrical machinery Radio, television and communication apparatus, professional equipment Motor vehicles, parts and accessories and other transport equipment Furniture and other manufacturing industries

76,3

82,9

84,3

78,0

80,2

83,7

80,3

74,2

74,0

78,4

77,6

81,1

82,8

80,3

81,2

83,9

79,5

74,9

73,6

78,5

76,6

83,8

84,4

80,7

82,5

84,3

83,1

74,5

77,3

79,5

76,9

81,3

85,5

80,7

83,8

84,4

82,3

75,7

76,4

81,5

79,6

86,0

86,2

83,8

88,4

86,0

86,0

85,6

82,4

89,5

81,9

81,8

86,7

84,2

89,9

87,7

81,6

85,6

83,7

91,3

82,8

84,0

87,4

82,4

88,6

87,0

80,3

87,9

87,8

92,3

82,4

83,1

87,1

84,8

88,7

86,3

80,6

88,6

88,0

92,1

81,5

82,1

86,8

84,6

87,0

82,2

82,9

87,9

82,9

89,5

80,7

77,2

82,4

80,6

82,2

73,0

82,7

83,8

70,5

83,5

Total Utilisation of production capacity

80,0

80,3

81,1

81,3

84,4

85,3

85,5

85,7

83,9

78,1

1/ Comparability break. From November 2003 the results are from a new survey based on Stats SA’s new business register.

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10.1

A. INTRODUCTION Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) conducts a monthly survey of metropolitan municipalities and large local municipalities on building plans passed and buildings

completed for the private sector. An annual survey of the remaining municipalities is conducted regarding buildings completed. Results of the monthly survey are published in Tables 10.1.1 – 10.1.4. Combined data of the monthly and annual surveys are shown in Table 10.2.

The figures obtained from these surveys do not include the bulk of subsidised low-cost dwelling-houses. Data regarding low-cost dwelling-houses, supplied by

the provincial governments and coordinated by the National Department of Housing, are shown in Table 10.3.1, 10.3.2 and 10.3.3. B. SCOPE OF THE SURVEY The building statistics survey covers municipalities conducting activities regarding:

• Passing of building plans; and • final inspection of completed buildings.

C. STATISTICAL UNIT The statistical units for the collection of information are district municipalities, metropolitan municipalities and local municipalities. District municipalities are not

in general responsible for passing of building plans or submitting of final completion certificates. These functions are primarily the responsibility of the metropolitan municipalities and the local municipalities. However, district municipalities will execute these functions in the following cases:

• For rural areas that do not fall under the jurisdiction of either a metropolitan or local municipality. These areas are referred to as District Management Areas, and are managed directly by district municipalities.

• Where local municipalities have requested the district municipality to perform this function. In such cases an agreement known as a service level agreement is reached between the local municipality and the district municipality. The local municipality will pay a fee to the district municipality for the service rendered.

D. CONSTANT PRICES (a) The value of building plans passed and buildings completed at constant prices measure the building activities in terms of ruling prices in a specific base

year, which is currently 2005. The value of building plans passed at constant prices for each month is obtained by deflating the values at current prices with a price index known as the 'lump sum domestic buildings' as published in Statistical release P0151: JBCC contract price adjustment provisions work group indices. In order to be applicable, these indices (base February 1991=100) are converted to the base year 2005=100.

(b) The value of buildings completed at constant prices is obtained by deflating the values at current prices with the same price index which is used to calculate building plans passed at constant prices (see paragraph a). Since the completion of buildings may extend over a few months to a few years, the current value of buildings completed is deflated by price indices which prevailed at the time the plans were passed. Therefore, the duration of the completion of different types of buildings are taken into account in ascertaining the deflators, e.g. the value of dwelling-houses completed at constant prices at January 2008 is obtained by deflating the current value of dwelling-houses completed for January 2008 with the price index of a month six months prior to January 2008. Furthermore, the value of other residential buildings, non-residential buildings and additions and alterations at constant prices is obtained by deflating the current values with price indices of 12 months, 18 months and 12 months prior to the relevant month, respectively.

E. COMPARISON BETWEEN BUILDING PLANS PASSED AND BUILDINGS COMPLETED No direct comparison can be made between building plans passed and buildings completed for the following reasons:

• An unknown number of building plans are passed and afterwards not executed; • if building operations have not commenced within the first year of approval, building plans have to be resubmitted; • the time-lag between the date of passing of a building plan and the date of completion of the building varies considerably; and • according to municipalities, final inspections of completed buildings are not always executed.

F. NUMBER OF DWELLING-HOUSES The number of dwelling-houses is shown and not the number of plans passed, since one plan may cover more than one dwelling-house. G. GLOSSARY

Additions and alterations Additions and alterations include extensions to existing buildings, as well as internal alterations of existing buildings. Blocks of flats Blocks of flats are regarded as high-density housing consisting of a number of self-contained dwelling-units, each with at least

one living-room together with a kitchen and bathroom, conjoined to similar units in one building. Dwelling-house A dwelling-house refers to a free-standing, complete structure on a separate stand or a self-contained dwelling-unit, granny

flat, on the same premises as an existing residence. Municipality Municipality is a generic term describing the ‘unit’ of government in the local spheres responsible for local government in a

geographically demarcated area and including district, metropolitan and local municipalities. AI is an institution consisting of a municipal council (elected political representatives) and the municipal administration (appointed officials).

District municipality Municipality that has municipal executive and legislative authority in an area that includes more than one municipality, and

which is described in Section 155(1) of the Constitution as a category C municipality. (Refer to Local Government: Municipal Structures Act, 1998 (Act No. 117 of 1998)).

Metropolitan municipality Municipality that has municipal executive and legislative authority in an area that includes more than one municipality, and

which is described in Section 155(1) of the Constitution as a category A municipality. (Refer to Local Government: Municipal Structures Act, 1998 (Act No. 117 of 1998)).

Local municipality Municipality that shares municipal executive and legislative authority in its area with a district municipality within whose area it

falls, that is described in Section 155(1) of the Constitution as a category B municipality. Non-residential buildings Non-residential buildings include office and banking space, shopping space, industrial and warehouse space as well as other

buildings used for non-residential purposes, such as churches, halls, clubs, schools and hospitals. Other residential buildings Other residential buildings include homes for the disabled, boarding houses, hostels, hotels, motels, guesthouses, holiday

chalets, entertainment centres, bed-and-breakfast accommodation and casinos. Residential buildings Residential buildings comprise dwelling-houses, flats, townhouses and other residential buildings, out-buildings and garages. Townhouses Townhouses are multiple, medium-density dwelling-units and include cluster housing, group housing, simplexes, triplexes and

other similar dwelling-units which are usually grouped together, with one level of each unit at ground level. This excludes blocks of flats.

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10.2

10.1 Building statistics of the private sector – Monthly survey 1/ 10.1.1 Recorded building plans passed by municipalities by type of building at current and at constant prices: South Africa

Residential buildings Total value of recorded building plans passed

Total Dwelling-houses Non-residential buildings Additions and alterations

At current prices

At 2005 prices

At current prices

At 2005 prices

At current prices

At 2005 prices

At current prices

At 2005 prices

At current prices

At 2005 prices

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Year

R’000

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009

11 735 426 11 831 945 11 042 777 13 576 835 17 859 325 18 636 789 18 525 905 18 136 868 17 794 362 20 279 571 19 684 912 25 832 162 31 028 535 44 336 732 64 504 957 75 769 810 86 539 035 81 188 050 64 490 785

30 710 345 28 165 816 24 458 276 28 103 376 33 854 320 33 295 485 30 987 766 28 633 566 26 571 359 29 300 702 26 648 824 31 258 743 34 809 516 47 226 898 64 353 505 69 536 609 72 134 074 59 461 678 46 253 573

4 988 278 4 988 824 5 316 169 6 596 757 8 754 368 8 756 007 8 487 932 8 103 081 7 379 426 9 496 276

10 679 519 14 228 583 17 828 018 26 655 352 36 964 579 41 264 841 46 154 985 38 591 788 24 865 865

13 044 83511 890 94511 772 87613 649 84216 605 67615 655 26014 196 73712 801 75311 016 90113 723 90914 450 94017 184 76819 996 36328 400 78036 868 93237 866 39938 501 71728 282 46017 835 343

3 762 7203 482 5103 644 1994 389 9045 464 3015 520 6635 737 7585 927 6445 665 8457 417 9418 056 006

10 297 94912 484 69317 727 29423 798 85827 221 78631 135 42023 770 08017 440 671

9 837 6268 299 2598 075 4209 089 334

10 360 5859 868 8959 593 4809 361 7548 455 658

10 720 35210 906 82712 458 66914 004 45718 877 91323 756 52924 974 52625 960 19017 379 44112 506 090

3 276 0533 140 2462 031 8313 040 8714 577 2635 300 5665 663 3485 473 1275 560 3005 249 0503 466 5914 386 9504 931 9066 435 697

10 551 04315 105 42817 739 06820 005 11618 539 910

8 599 817 7 467 574 4 499 646 6 295 956 8 674 258 9 459 000 9 475 312 8 643 840 8 310 782 7 571 332 4 705 856 5 348 246 5 537 376 6 854 555

10 530 946 13 865 510 14 783 094 14 692 515 13 308 123

3 471 0963 702 8763 694 7793 939 2074 527 6944 580 2174 374 6254 560 6614 854 6355 534 2455 538 8027 216 6298 268 611

11 245 68316 989 33519 399 54122 644 98222 591 14621 085 010

9 065 6938 807 2978 185 7548 157 5788 574 3868 181 2257 315 7177 187 9737 243 6768 005 4617 492 0288 725 7299 275 777

11 971 56316 953 62717 804 70018 849 26316 486 70315 110 107

Source: Stats SA, Selected building statistics of the private sector as reported by local government institutions (Statistical release P5041.1) 10.1.2 Buildings reported as completed to municipalities by type of building at current and at constant prices: South Africa

Residential buildings Total value of recorded building plans passed

Total Dwelling-houses Non-residential buildings Additions and alterations

At current prices

At 2005 prices

At current prices

At 2005 prices

At current prices

At 2005 prices

At current prices

At 2005 prices

At current prices

At 2005 prices

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Year

R’000

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009

6 844 071 7 619 211 7 896 476 7 678 817 8 722 710

10 291 511 11 177 762 11 688 071 10 231 480 10 834 585 12 566 298 14 034 387 16 616 738 22 577 891 30 087 132 38 877 485 49 777 573 57 456 125 54 602 205

19 909 579 19 897 690 18 809 701 16 934 937 17 913 776 19 495 756 19 920 515 19 575 966 16 097 035 16 214 900 18 081 658 18 699 347 19 970 517 25 197 001 31 671 481 38 484 767 45 307 815 47 402 002 40 477 622

3 069 630 3 465 771 3 586 432 4 093 122 4 907 422 5 632 436 5 476 637 5 977 263 4 992 993 5 047 836 5 945 743 8 426 160

10 198 340 14 885 995 21 027 611 26 072 750 30 640 258 31 230 962 26 022 829

8 525 1158 731 2508 305 8168 860 4699 876 140

10 468 1909 563 8589 834 8277 689 6987 471 9108 380 921

11 010 31811 903 90616 482 69321 874 18425 516 42427 170 85725 040 32118 773 843

2 501 0712 698 4022 653 8542 739 7493 150 2713 562 4833 728 4583 908 5253 554 9643 881 1294 338 2575 981 4716 816 6129 461 980

13 393 60115 911 31019 107 36919 284 01116 645 613

6 863 3446 724 8316 094 2545 873 0006 239 7026 548 6576 439 0726 367 8115 425 0815 730 5746 046 2037 700 9537 824 978

10 404 90813 773 72615 382 29716 568 27215 111 07811 888 587

1 928 4302 093 2922 263 5381 488 6241 776 7012 464 0343 280 3103 459 4242 700 3353 183 0013 850 3672 636 8993 055 8963 771 7134 186 0465 838 780

10 724 95715 463 33815 954 622

5 997 604 5 786 303 5 629 286 3 425 816 3 808 437 4 868 695 6 023 277 5 970 404 4 397 173 4 854 205 5 686 318 3 669 454 3 989 545 4 315 835 4 604 592 6 013 485

10 410 764 13 404 691 12 467 771

1 846 0192 060 1512 046 5042 097 0742 038 5842 195 0392 420 8172 251 3822 538 1502 603 7482 770 1882 971 3283 362 5023 920 1834 873 4756 965 9558 412 358

10 761 82512 624 754

5 386 8605 380 1374 874 5994 648 6524 229 1994 158 8714 333 3803 770 7354 010 1643 888 7854 014 4194 019 5754 077 0664 398 4735 192 7056 954 8587 726 1948 956 9909 236 008

Source: Stats SA, Selected building statistics of the private sector as reported by local government institutions (Statistical release P5041.1) 1/ The monthly survey collects building statistics, financed by the private sector, from metropolitan municipalities and large local municipalities

and accounts for approximately 90% of the total value of buildings completed.

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10.3

10.1 Building statistics of the private sector – Monthly survey 1/ 10.1.3 Recorded building plans passed by municipalities at current prices by type of building and province

Dwelling-houses

Flats and townhouses

Residential buildings

2/

Non-residential buildings

Additions and alterations

Total value of recorded

building plans passed

R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000

Municipal reporting aggregated to provincial

level

21 22 23 24 25 26

South Africa 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009 Eastern Cape 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009 Free State 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009 Gauteng 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009 KwaZulu-Natal 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009 Limpopo 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009 Mpumalanga 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009

10 297 949 12 484 693 17 727 294 23 798 858 27 221 786 31 135 420 23 770 080 17 440 671

642 711 738 302

1 066 885 1 378 569 1 472 278 1 490 865 1 147 862

908 671

298 475 286 558 419 275 546 403 653 761 913 564 939 658 702 934

4 107 358 5 517 841 7 884 580

11 004 643 13 388 529 15 394 110 9 895 616 7 014 683

803 150 1 191 731 1 391 459 1 697 186 2 286 899 2 678 756 3 220 481 2 483 708

172 090 216 742 363 313 493 009 740 760 758 889 730 468 540 023

367 943 441 372 592 479

1 316 527 1 580 930 1 867 835 1 410 208 1 166 953

2 933 434 5 059 984 7 816 228

12 611 499 13 230 325 14 038 581 13 160 693

6 366 040

74 665 65 159

196 984 258 470 416 022 510 749 158 747 246 878

96 237 94 547

234 129 316 915 347 617 397 201 276 634 301 874

1 661 975 2 656 061 3 545 283 4 917 705 6 370 562 6 511 562 5 397 851 2 252 456

328 665 818 428

1 267 931 3 111 305 2 710 063 3 091 423 3 489 545 1 834 866

20 435 38 612 78 131

182 608 185 497 299 445 303 102 76 057

50 353 41 749

150 660 258 140 497 002 497 527 423 405 276 086

14 228 583 17 828 018 26 655 352 36 964 579 41 264 841 46 154 985 38 591 788 24 865 865

719 030 812 691

1 268 907 1 658 669 1 916 997 2 076 033 1 446 959 1 165 245

405 160 382 305 676 557 904 388

1 088 435 1 398 983 1 221 127 1 007 958

5 776 531 8 245 594

11 493 866 16 004 027 20 020 078 22 176 530 15 887 427 9 610 798

1 631 545 2 079 957 3 462 541 4 842 037 5 151 931 5 878 595 6 869 162 4 537 537

197 729 255 354 443 021 687 753 936 168

1 091 353 1 085 108

670 727

546 077 490 126 760 321

1 622 610 2 101 943 2 390 644 1 878 438 1 457 949

4 386 950 4 931 906 6 435 697

10 551 043 15 105 428 17 739 068 20 005 116 18 539 910

214 121 142 940 265 328 250 032 531 979

1 051 883 1 384 621

996 052

96 070 93 642

117 468 533 134 254 025 328 687 487 928 530 020

2 003 466 2 236 334 2 579 052 3 923 755 6 712 202 8 424 652 8 021 781 9 064 521

834 898 1 062 526

963 441 1 359 681 2 305 461 2 790 685 4 019 785 3 126 640

241 164 151 829 149 451 234 249 157 460 441 160 345 429

1 292 050

155 618 177 370 232 231 550 504

1 128 044 566 178

1 549 025 521 418

7 216 629 8 268 611

11 245 683 16 989 335 19 399 541 22 644 982 22 591 146 21 085 010

454 812 598 301 877 976

1 176 148 1 262 515 1 259 932 1 063 576 1 265 352

184 953 256 858 295 856 372 334 563 630 645 467 660 444 650 446

2 666 072 3 244 580 4 155 446 6 161 435 7 003 635 8 902 701 9 020 082 8 756 499

1 211 558 1 163 283 1 647 571 2 204 470 3 041 483 3 718 717 4 317 205 3 634 170

109 656 102 117 178 968 247 070 292 413 373 489 356 782 368 268

231 345 229 681 288 439 681 765 616 571 799 353 638 622 699 896

25 832 162 31 028 535 44 336 732 64 504 957 75 769 810 86 539 035 81 188 050 64 490 785

1 387 963 1 553 932 2 412 211 3 084 849 3 711 491 4 387 848 3 895 156 3 426 649

686 183 732 805

1 089 881 1 809 856 1 906 090 2 373 137 2 369 499 2 188 424

10 446 069 13 726 508 18 228 364 26 089 217 33 735 915 39 503 883 32 929 290 27 431 818

3 678 001 4 305 766 6 073 553 8 406 188

10 498 875 12 387 997 15 206 152 11 298 347

548 549 509 300 771 440

1 169 072 1 386 041 1 906 002 1 787 319 2 331 045

933 040 897 177

1 280 991 2 854 879 3 846 558 3 756 175 4 066 085 2 679 263


and accounts for approximately 90% of the total value of buildings completed. 2/ Including other residential buildings.

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10.4

10.1 Building statistics of the private sector – Monthly survey 1/ 10.1.3 Recorded building plans passed by municipalities at current prices by type of building and province (concluded)

Dwelling-houses



2/





R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000


level

27 28 29 30 31 32

Northern Cape 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009 North West 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009 Western Cape 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009

36 895 37 691 98 976

146 128 178 657 224 559 142 587 119 524

358 185 486 396 681 957

1 090 703 1 298 308 1 637 409 1 429 712 1 081 595

3 511 142 3 568 060 5 228 370 6 125 690 5 621 664 6 169 433 4 853 488 3 422 580

8 209 15 016 52 904 39 623 56 242 49 786 46 344 5 047

111 937 122 776 211 698 367 079 422 925 513 463 427 279 231 846

580 958 1 207 636 2 078 508 3 159 654 2 224 395 2 167 425 2 637 786 1 140 930

45 104 74 707

154 218 196 513 264 245 275 205 204 550 126 587

470 903 632 855 910 329

1 496 965 1 747 319 2 175 290 1 935 143 1 352 074

4 436 504 4 854 429 7 485 592 9 551 617 8 037 725 8 692 352 8 063 874 4 936 990

22 313 29 929 33 112

172 257 81 577

196 274 83 732

141 830

103 893 150 287 315 506 209 563 677 857 433 497 499 301 491 597

715 407 887 049

1 780 108 3 317 868 3 256 823 3 506 052 3 613 514 2 375 782

76 713 96 843 94 669

133 015 162 852 217 266 209 650 168 176

172 200 180 595 258 120 417 595 405 565 399 512 630 084 593 688

2 109 320 2 396 353 3 448 638 5 595 503 6 050 877 6 328 545 5 694 701 4 948 515

144 130 201 479 281 999 501 785 508 674 688 745 497 932 436 593

746 996 963 737

1 483 955 2 124 123 2 830 741 3 008 299 3 064 528 2 437 359

7 261 231 8 137 831

12 714 338 18 464 988 17 345 425 18 526 949 17 372 089 12 261 287



CONSTRUCTION

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10.5

10.1 Building statistics of the private sector – Monthly survey 1/ 10.1.4 Buildings reported as completed to municipalities at current prices by type of building and province

Dwelling-houses



2/





R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000


level

33 34 35 36 37 38

South Africa 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009 Eastern Cape 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009 Free State 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009 Gauteng 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009 KwaZulu-Natal 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009 Limpopo 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009 Mpumalanga 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009

5 981 471 6 816 612 9 461 980

13 393 601 15 911 310 19 107 369 19 284 011 16 645 613

349 385 325 501 580 318 678 736 649 876 715 498 799 857 719 703

144 687 166 947 165 971 216 639 184 171 447 450 407 713 654 505

2 419 267 3 007 677 4 421 288 6 100 955 8 154 127 9 397 694 9 284 240 7 239 372

524 350 636 713 837 172

1 127 229 1 093 572 1 686 000 1 818 249 2 143 704

62 789 100 867 144 393 259 845 334 437 408 618 395 221 295 227

138 372 179 362 253 246 380 461 583 118 901 921 967 145 703 207

1 932 245 2 562 674 4 472 348 7 479 810 9 881 190

10 708 767 11 054 136

8 374 637

35 511 47 084 52 083

119 705 154 430 314 430 379 509 207 932

60 447 103 059 103 287 183 069 114 403 206 250 145 151 215 453

1 107 923 1 571 823 2 568 354 4 083 850 4 739 492 5 279 664 5 812 985 3 549 613

185 063 204 871 710 016

1 312 841 2 107 194 1 854 238 2 017 239 2 211 344

4 123 10 307 18 349 38 482 67 895

128 264 87 991 48 145

26 440 53 010 54 700 47 205

103 500 217 039 188 762 141 168

8 426 160 10 198 340 14 885 995 21 027 611 26 072 750 30 640 258 31 230 962 26 022 829

411 485 383 274 638 367 799 956 807 204

1 037 571 1 189 220

934 032

208 608 280 390 270 933 407 893 336 402 738 855 585 128 912 452

3 550 545 4 618 768 7 031 936

10 191 910 12 966 829 15 044 078 15 610 368 11 058 042

811 022 1 309 318 2 373 661 2 462 139 3 253 329 3 662 683 3 845 510 4 531 210

274 418 112 312 164 222 303 727 403 898 539 682 491 427 346 902

289 062 242 372 314 196 430 943 689 348

1 122 304 1 175 953

864 486

2 636 899 3 055 896 3 771 713 4 186 046 5 838 780

10 724 957 15 463 338 15 954 622

78 387 77 017 53 684 80 576

149 846 238 764 914 636

1 474 465

79 581 82 020 61 962 49 645

127 222 112 263 221 817 300 107

1 101 217 1 721 057 1 839 838 1 933 061 2 516 060 4 919 232 8 108 946 6 881 619

659 538 348 686

1 001 153 846 361

1 071 065 1 677 417 2 152 020 2 911 339

15 574 19 687 30 520 38 431 55 661 47 534

109 980 242 344

44 570 118 071 29 691 59 940

230 977 808 004 235 979 588 558

2 971 328 3 362 502 3 920 183 4 873 475 6 965 955 8 412 358

10 761 825 12 624 754

199 857 237 956 248 880 349 373 421 378 392 039 391 666 603 071

121 550 119 653 144 916 181 908 175 960 252 040 238 156 508 824

783 538 1 077 759 1 182 909 1 236 180 2 132 864 2 602 001 3 398 077 4 354 698

576 612 641 430 812 699 983 791

1 180 826 1 736 053 2 063 881 2 535 052

12 988 22 871 22 415 52 274 38 656 38 488 57 378 31 138

57 478 53 907 54 181 52 552

143 491 248 301 300 366 326 867

14 034 387 16 616 738 22 577 891 30 087 132 38 877 485 49 777 573 57 456 125 54 602 205

689 729 698 247 940 931

1 229 905 1 378 428 1 668 374 2 495 522 3 011 568

409 739 482 063 477 811 639 446 639 584

1 103 158 1 045 101 1 721 383

5 435 300 7 417 584

10 054 683 13 361 151 17 615 753 22 565 311 27 117 391 22 294 359

2 047 172 2 299 434 4 187 513 4 292 291 5 505 220 7 076 153 8 061 411 9 977 601

302 980 154 870 217 157 394 432 498 215 625 704 658 785 620 384

391 110 414 350 398 068 543 435

1 063 816 2 178 609 1 712 298 1 779 911



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10.6

10.1 Building statistics of the private sector – Monthly survey 1/ 10.1.4 Buildings reported as completed to municipalities at current prices by type of building and province (concluded)

Dwelling-houses



2/





R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000


level

39 40 41 42 43 44

Northern Cape 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009 North West 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009 Western Cape 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007* 2008 2009

20 221 25 950 38 901 80 007 96 966

128 780 108 228 81 652

239 254 251 673 375 735 646 680 738 043 994 745

1 060 031 975 717

2 083 146 2 121 922 2 644 956 3 903 049 4 077 000 4 426 663 4 443 327 3 832 526

12 543 8 214

28 052 46 768 33 097 79 621 38 497 36 843

88 994 99 666 97 309

174 694 290 114 350 994 513 298 245 233

411 201 464 640 840 198

1 473 196 2 271 065 2 278 267 1 870 704 1 718 906

32 764 34 164 66 953

135 755 132 285 243 436 151 708 120 400

330 731 353 479 481 791 834 907

1 028 157 1 345 739 1 589 304 1 249 831

2 517 525 2 864 263 3 543 936 5 460 381 6 455 298 6 905 910 6 592 344 6 005 474

5 016 17 901 21 590 10 680 41 644

165 326 145 235 37 414

54 105 119 208 89 425

151 276 201 379 198 002 707 391 229 114

598 911 552 249 643 850

1 016 076 1 444 926 2 558 415 2 867 334 3 289 662

55 047 57 006 57 820 62 643 94 862

109 183 118 059 155 806

67 871 71 051 92 200

144 543 127 264 117 562 226 280 198 557

1 096 387 1 080 869 1 304 163 1 810 211 2 650 654 2 916 691 3 967 962 3 910 741

92 827 109 071 146 363 209 078 268 791 517 945 415 002 313 620

452 707 543 738 663 416

1 130 726 1 356 800 1 661 303 2 522 975 1 677 502

4 212 823 4 497 381 5 491 949 8 286 668

10 550 878 12 381 016 13 427 640 13 205 877



CONSTRUCTION

SA STATISTICS, 2010

10.7

10.2 Building statistics of the private sector – Monthly and annual survey 1/ 10.2.1 Buildings reported as completed to municipalities at current prices by type of building and province

Residential buildings Total value of buildings reported

as completed Total Dwelling-houses Flats and townhouses

Other residential buildings

R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000


level

45 46 47 48 49 South Africa 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Eastern Cape 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Free State 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Gauteng 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 KwaZulu-Natal 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Limpopo 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Mpumalanga 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Northern Cape 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

15 265 056 18 491 574 25 848 073 34 153 355 44 386 328 56 522 929 63 071 171

860 180 884 446

1 430 491 1 888 222 2 056 547 2 319 221 3 318 442

503 839 617 642 756 769 927 162 862 439

1 518 123 1 578 098

5 451 776 7 433 994

10 097 029 13 457 936 17 769 928 22 691 575 27 230 025

2 164 317 2 473 772 4 723 711 4 757 302 6 292 554 8 510 975 9 099 878

562 699 670 627 709 433

1 127 558 1 812 272 2 076 632 1 558 428

554 712 666 375 801 641

1 103 487 1 641 673 2 806 007 2 246 579

169 462 212 612 338 757 387 800 525 719 863 518 777 157

9 273 325 11 481 842 17 249 955 23 984 529 29 650 791 34 866 276 35 218 572

521 721 528 444

1 041 565 1 302 223 1 302 684 1 524 019 1 754 370

280 767 384 985 466 274 586 678 486 947

1 046 440 1 005 171

3 566 610 4 621 348 7 073 039

10 280 917 13 102 684 15 151 139 15 721 378

880 769 1 420 634 2 688 588 2 779 769 3 622 920 4 410 434 4 571 616

486 503 475 615 597 731 934 117

1 299 088 1 571 624 1 077 382

412 553 438 771 627 099 892 876

1 133 598 1 550 411 1 593 415

79 793 92 245

190 573 241 476 286 703 403 849 391 666

6 746 482 7 996 416

11 530 696 15 923 193 18 948 641 22 826 439 22 764 896

457 147 462 634 969 567

1 159 404 1 115 020 1 173 858 1 321 306

215 416 270 812 353 661 376 015 314 738 710 571 792 883

2 435 332 3 008 407 4 462 391 6 169 585 8 235 511 9 501 855 9 390 950

585 493 743 398

1 116 660 1 411 772 1 375 564 2 368 909 2 463 790

226 869 424 047 422 727 745 539

1 131 696 1 319 211

900 718

255 272 351 249 533 529 766 539 940 488

1 235 554 1 218 331

63 243 79 231

140 017 163 342 212 768 259 387 333 539

1 966 075 2 622 004 4 614 326 7 736 036

10 210 024 11 107 386 11 442 165

35 899 51 847 57 933

134 700 168 305 326 901 389 955

61 777 103 789 110 020 201 969 129 827 248 693 169 672

1 107 923 1 571 823 2 568 354 4 086 350 4 739 492 5 282 564 5 812 985

189 747 206 702 716 851

1 332 728 2 175 486 1 907 853 2 086 916

22 026 23 065 81 401 87 396

131 201 205 756 145 053

32 377 76 369 85 314

119 060 186 460 307 463 354 828

14 095 9 712

35 292 63 953 49 352 97 408 48 607

560 768 863 422

1 104 933 325 300 492 126 932 451

1 011 511

28 675 13 963 14 065 8 119

19 359 23 260 43 109

3 574 10 384 2 593 8 694

42 382 87 176 42 616

23 355 41 118 42 294 24 982

127 681 366 720 517 443

105 529 470 534 855 077 35 269 71 870

133 672 20 910

237 608 28 503 93 603

101 182 36 191 46 657 31 611

124 904 11 153 8 256 7 277 6 650 7 394

20 256

2 455 3 302

15 264 14 181 24 583 47 054 9 520

Source: Stats SA, Building statistics, Report No. 50-11-01 1/ The monthly survey consists of metropolitan municipalities and large local municipalities. All municipalities not included in the monthly survey, are included in

the annual survey. Table to be read from left to right across both pages.

CONSTRUCTION

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10.8

Non-residential buildings Additions and alterations

Total 2/ Office and banking space Shopping space

Industrial and warehouse

space Total 3/ Residential

buildings

R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000

50 51 52 53 54 55


level

2 797 165 3 320 791 4 076 786 4 690 500 6 788 142

12 248 967 16 394 912

111 482 93 602

101 572 200 709 287 042 356 783

1 093 403

88 489 95 172 94 744 95 719

161 788 176 314 277 759

1 101 217 1 726 623 1 840 088 1 935 261 2 532 508 4 934 605 8 108 946

680 333 378 966

1 069 753 926 925

1 276 645 2 280 631 2 351 528

48 941 122 624

56 414 96 402

367 620 381 060 377 404

59 302 147 948

59 549 90 908

291 090 883 418 280 889

13 232 32 207 44 969 36 334 97 454

251 228 181 729

1 036 912 1 049 675

756 821 1 347 166 1 137 967 2 674 972 4 907 036

13 685 9 197

13 761 19 382 33 978 51 103 82 728

18 813 13 254 34 857 13 805 5 999

30 814 29 892

605 522 618 405 453 205 840 750 644 050

1 504 234 3 077 212

208 063 93 626 99 937

188 463 184 982 222 476 560 465

6 364 61 181 7 215

17 441 26 837 30 904 70 096

5 121 15 330 7 148

13 510 33 088 81 609 94 751

1 555 790

8 337 1 245 9 529

19 980 34 572

562 577 603 910

1 504 092 1 171 709 2 831 799 4 474 885 6 816 485

39 884 29 379 40 315 77 500

120 637 142 453 784 979

25 820 43 497 22 645 37 198 75 819 66 633

161 718

109 328 184 219 494 951 426 939

1 095 467 1 687 772 3 508 740

181 935 97 170

576 326 168 997 587 598 985 434 869 720

24 845 43 801 28 381 44 133

261 916 287 152 182 153

23 321 104 160 29 668 33 510

145 071 555 698 63 591

3 668 14 202 14 159 16 027 46 314

205 011 95 600

799 841 890 296

1 469 732 1 787 460 2 413 248 4 450 048 3 996 341

47 154 30 568 22 474 88 168

106 312 138 073 174 555

7 433 17 565 19 818 30 250 60 012 40 063 36 122

303 947 383 132 726 768 638 359 719 139

1 583 453 1 279 985

211 714 131 001 339 932 381 194 412 098 950 390 841 536

8 142 10 004 8 208

15 177 45 461 38 390 83 754

13 601 26 094 20 510 34 356 97 805

221 501 114 479

4 099 10 339 10 657 13 972 33 565 22 735 31 271

3 194 566 3 688 941 4 521 332 5 478 326 7 947 395 9 407 686

11 457 687

226 977 262 400 287 354 385 290 466 821 438 419 470 669

134 583 137 485 195 751 244 765 213 704 295 369 295 168

783 949 1 086 023 1 183 902 1 241 758 2 134 736 2 605 831 3 399 701

603 215 674 172 965 370

1 050 608 1 392 989 1 819 910 2 176 734

27 255 72 388 55 288 97 039

145 564 123 948 103 642

82 857 79 656

114 993 119 703 216 985 372 178 372 275

76 437 88 160

103 215 109 990 141 562 208 441 203 762

2 227 392 2 424 958 3 255 626 4 203 950 6 177 159 7 167 395 8 106 174

143 611 172 768 208 636 296 924 295 592 347 915 347 704

92 466 82 471

110 760 180 724 155 670 189 945 244 955

594 825 733 384 799 177 990 396

1 811 271 2 098 682 2 564 736

394 244 390 778 704 021 779 471

1 021 400 1 387 389 1 474 673

16 713 48 909 45 575 82 698

130 016 104 184 92 927

66 317 56 836 94 027

109 121 184 157 312 868 327 932

59 442 73 935 85 039 93 658

106 865 165 426 140 603

South Africa 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Eastern Cape 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Free State 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Gauteng 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 KwaZulu-Natal 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Limpopo 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Mpumalanga 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Northern Cape 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

2/ Including other non-residential buildings. 3/ Including other additions and internal alterations.

CONSTRUCTION

SA STATISTICS, 2010

10.9

10.2 Building statistics of the private sector – Monthly and annual survey 1/ 10.2.1 Buildings reported as completed to municipalities at current prices by type of building and province (concluded)

Residential buildings Total value of buildings reported

as completed Total Dwelling-houses Flats and townhouses

Other residential buildings

R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000


level

56 57 58 59 60 North West 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Western Cape 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

501 901 609 977 760 289

1 290 901 1 732 904 2 014 158 2 924 017

4 496 170 4 922 129 6 229 953 9 212 987

11 692 292 13 722 720 14 338 547

366 558 409 722 561 798 967 870

1 332 240 1 663 606 1 948 818

2 678 051 3 110 078 4 003 288 5 998 603 7 083 927 7 544 754 7 154 756

273 305 306 607 454 120 772 271 994 726

1 287 925 1 364 893

2 234 405 2 350 031 3 078 024 4 358 726 4 628 130 4 969 169 4 978 486

90 090 100 419 98 353

176 726 302 366 370 041 537 041

412 141 478 278 860 808

1 533 154 2 327 535 2 360 707 1 897 108

3 163 2 696 9 325

18 873 35 148 5 640

46 884

31 505 281 769 64 456

106 723 128 262 214 878 279 162

Source: Stats SA, Building statistics, Report No. 50-11-01 1/ The monthly survey consists of metropolitan municipalities and large local municipalities. All municipalities not included in the monthly survey, are included in

the annual survey. Table to be read from left to right across both pages.

CONSTRUCTION

SA STATISTICS, 2010

10.10

Non-residential buildings Additions and alterations

Total 2/ Office and banking space Shopping space

Industrial and warehouse

space Total 3/ Residential

buildings

R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000

61 62 63 64 65 66


level

59 563 122 684

93 185 159 988 234 035 219 926 729 391

634 606 600 965 716 512

1 148 254 1 539 960 2 765 002 2 993 863

12 408 12 110 21 321 15 961 6 893

31 435 120 453

165 381 225 782 111 040 236 609 192 611 702 417 836 867

21 905 37 206 50 350

115 253 186 563 134 404 564 369

131 871 50 276

247 297 252 152 312 414 410 328 585 615

14 626 28 912 16 888 17 979 14 446 35 941 28 618

189 125 252 681 304 477 568 005 924 410

1 419 502 1 406 021

75 780 77 571

105 306 163 043 166 629 130 626 245 808

1 183 513 1 211 086 1 510 153 2 066 130 3 068 405 3 412 964 4 189 928

49 678 44 201 60 763

107 025 128 925 100 803 100 780

810 096 821 676

1 147 628 1 563 933 2 343 263 2 460 183 2 811 864

North West 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Western Cape 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

2/ Including other non-residential buildings. 3/ Including other additions and internal alterations.

CONSTRUCTION

SA STATISTICS, 2010

10.11

10.3 Subsidised low-cost dwelling-houses completed and in the process of completion by province 10.3.1 Subsidised low-cost dwelling-houses completed and in the process of completion: 1 April 2005 to 31 March 2006 by province

Number Square metres 1/ Value R’000 1/

Province 67 68 69


137 659

16 874 17 635 23 409 21 601 21 973 14 389 14 445 5 293 2 040

4 129 770 506 220 529 050 702 270 648 030 659 190 431 670 433 350 158 790 61 200

3 568 121 437 374 457 099 606 761 559 898 569 540 372 963 374 414 137 195 52 877

Source: Provincial Governments co-ordinated by the National Department of Housing 1/ Estimates by the National Department of Housing.

CONSTRUCTION

SA STATISTICS, 2010

10.12

10.3.2 Subsidised low-cost dwelling-houses completed and in the process of completion: 1 April 2006 to 31 March 2007

Number 1/ R’000 2/ 3/ Province

70 71


271 219

16 526

19 662

77 044

38 290

23 609

10 651

46 972

3 880

34 585

6 535 000

637 700

528 400

1 748 300

1 074 500

646 700

329 900

696 500

104 800

768 200

Source: Housing Subsidy System and Provincial Housing Departments co-ordinated by the National Department of Housing

1/ All top structures completed and sites serviced in respect of the reporting period. 2/ Expenditure by the Provincial Housing Departments in respect of subsidies for the financial year 2006/07. 3/ Subsidies not yet fully paid out in all cases.

CONSTRUCTION

SA STATISTICS, 2010

10.13

10.3.3 Subsidised low-cost dwelling-houses completed and in the process of completion: 1 April 2007 to 31 March 2008

Number 1/ R’000 2/ 3/ Province

72 73


248 850

12 684

12 482

90 886

34 471

18 970

16 569

19 945

8 686

34 517

8 219 794

397 248

473 160

2 612 566

1 311 040

635 351

652 190

785 510

231 021

1 121 708

Source: Housing Subsidy System and Provincial Housing Departments co-ordinated by the National Department of Housing

1/ All top structures completed and sites serviced in respect of the reporting period. 2/ Expenditure by the Provincial Housing Departments in respect of subsidies for the financial year 2007/08. 3/ Subsidies not yet fully paid out in all cases.

ELECTRICITY, GAS AND STEAM

SA STATISTICS, 2010

11.1

Fig. 11.1 – Electricity consumed in South Africa

Source: Stats SA, Electricity generated and available for distribution (Statistical release P4141) 11.1 Electricity consumption by province (Gigawatt-hours)

Eastern Cape Free State Gauteng KwaZulu-

Natal Limpopo Mpumalanga Northern Cape North West Western

Cape South Africa

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

6 702 6 992 7 136 7 510 7 713 8 261 9 765 9 432 8 873

9 467 9 405 9 648 9 626 8 980 9 141 9 556 9 186 8 740

48 136

52 007 52 530 54 970 55 107 59 728 61 997 60 473 59 965

36 759

37 629 39 230 42 263 43 049 43 174 43 193 41 241 42 081

7 173 8 571 9 441 9 791

10 281 11 520 11 270 11 421 11 097

26 389

25 518 25 277 25 925 29 469 31 388 33 702 33 613 31 524

4 350 4 175 4 400 4 502 4 649 4 727 5 027 4 768 4 629

24 328

26 601 28 101 28 187 24 865 24 419 26 515 25 494 24 389

19 261

19 700 20 581 21 491 21 445 22 382 23 410 23 245 22 583

182 565 190 598 196 359 204 265 205 558 214 740 224 435 218 873 213 881

Source: Stats SA, Electricity generated and available for distribution (Statistical release P4141) The figures on consumption by province exclude the energy used by Eskom for its own consumption as from 2001, while the figures on graph 11.1 include Eskom's own consumption as from 2001. Hence the difference in the data for 2001 in Table 11.1 and on the Figure 11.1.

Gigawatt-hours

206 020 213 461

221 938 223 255

231 323

241 170 235 924

229 599

196 063

150 000155 000160 000165 000170 000175 000180 000185 000190 000195 000200 000205 000210 000215 000220 000225 000230 000235 000240 000245 000250 000

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009


SA STATISTICS, 2010

11.2

11.2 Year totals (Gigawatt-hours)

Eskom

Generate Own use Purchase Export RSA sold Total sold

Elektr21 Elektr22 Elektr23 Elektr24 Elektr20 Elektr29 Year

11 12 13 14 15 16

1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

139 772 145 722 151 560 154 740 157 744 157 436 163 793 169 878 174 715 189 187 198 708 193 662 192 391 200 357 200 758 209 402 222 678 233 153 233 184 243 594 252 938 247 773 241 093

10 487 10 452 10 585 11 656 12 008 11 473 11 957 12 414 12 310 14 309 15 071 14 394 14 144 14 581 13 622 14 269 16 244 17 185 16 888 17 569 18 335 17 741 17 383

261 370 271 267 254 334 100 54

149 29 8

2 375 6 673 4 719 7 247 7 873 6 739 8 026 9 199 9 782

11 348 10 572 12 295

1 446 1 325 1 391 1 533 1 795 1 872 2 602 2 679 3 000 5 579 6 615 4 532 4 266 4 007 6 519 6 950

10 136 12 453 12 884 13 766 14 496 14 168 14 052

128 100 134 315 139 855 141 818 144 195 144 425 149 334 154 839 159 554 169 328 177 030 177 111 180 654 186 485 187 863 196 058 203 037 211 543 212 613 222 039 231 457 226 433 221 955

129 546 135 640 141 246 143 351 145 990 146 297 151 936 157 518 162 554 174 907 183 645 181 643 184 920 190 492 194 382 203 008 213 173 223 996 225 497 235 805 245 953 240 601 236 007

Other producers



17 18 19 20 21 22

1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

10 827 11 016 10 761 10 644 10 572 10 654 10 913 11 812 11 940 10 905 11 654 11 712 10 621 10 313 9 342

11 174 11 551 11 451 11 736 10 204 10 541 10 518 8 464

944

1 038 1 022 1 018

991 996 888

1 341 1 391 1 295 1 177 1 307 1 155 1 138 1 145 1 210 1 126 1 054 1 091 922

828 1 026

822

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9 883 9 978 9 739 9 626 9 581 9 658

10 025 10 471 10 549 9 610

10 477 10 405 9 466 9 175 8 200 9 962

10 424 10 395 10 644 9 284 9 713 9 491 7 644

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..


SA STATISTICS, 2010

11.3

11.2 Year totals (Gigawatt-hours) (concluded)

Total all establishments



23 24 25 26 27 28

1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

150 599 156 738 162 321 165 384 168 316 168 090 174 706 181 690 186 655 200 092 210 362 205 374 203 012 210 670 210 100 220 576 234 229 244 604 244 920 253 798 263 479 258 291 249 557

11 431 11 490 11 607 12 674 12 999 12 469 12 845 13 755 13 701 15 604 16 248 15 701 15 299 15 719 14 767 15 479 17 370 18 239 17 979 18 491 19 163 18 767 18 205

261 370 271 267 254 334 100 54

149 29 8

2 375 6 673 4 719 7 247 7 873 6 739 8 026 9 199 9 782

11 348 10 572 12 295

1 446 1 325 1 391 1 533 1 795 1 872 2 602 2 679 3 000 5 579 6 615 4 532 4 266 4 007 6 519 6 950

10 136 12 453 12 884 13 766 14 496 14 168 14 052

137 983 144 293 149 594 151 444 153 776 154 083 159 359 165 310 170 103 178 938 187 507 187 516 190 120 195 660 196 063 206 020 213 461 221 938 223 257 231 323 241 170 235 924 229 599

139 429 145 618 150 985 152 977 155 571 155 955 161 961 167 989 173 103 184 517 194 122 192 048 194 386 199 667 202 582 212 970 223 597 234 391 236 141 245 089 255 666 250 092 243 651

INTERNAL TRADE

SA STATISTICS, 2010

12.1

12.1 Wholesale trade, retail trade and motor trade Stats SA introduced new wholesale trade sales, retail trade sales and motor trade sales surveys utilising an upgraded business register commencing with the month of July 2009. The previous and the current ones were run side by side from April to June 2007, which provided a set of factors that could be applied to the old series to revise previous estimates back to January 1998 for wholesale trade sales and motor trade sales and January 2002 for retail trade sales. The January 1998 to March 2008 figures are thus backcasted data based on the movements of the old series and the level of the new series. 12.1.1 Wholesale trade

R million

Total Type of dealers

At current prices At constant (2000) prices

On a fee or contract basis

Agricultural raw materials and

livestock

Food, beverages and tobacco Year

1 cur_act

2 con_act 3 4 5

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

558 992 646 744 688 946 791 733 928 621

1 136 624 1 010 534

446 087 507 913 523 162 557 674 592 605 627 766 558 999

.. ..

45 051 44 416 47 791 54 936 44 746

.. ..

22 494 27 597 33 189 47 056 42 714

.. ..

130 223 148 420 172 587 199 411 211 456

R million

Type of dealers

Textiles, clothing and footwear

Other household goods except

precious stones

Precious stones, jewellery and

silverware

Solid, liquid and gaseous fuels and related products

Metals and metal ores Year

6 7 8 9 10

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

.. ..

23 777 28 404 31 677 29 575 31 910

.. ..

59 052 74 055 87 442

101 958 99 410

.. ..

20 459 21 710 21 148 18 896 12 312

.. ..

114 153 131 018 150 429 217 898 161 704

.. ..

22 370 27 298 33 736 46 288 29 273

R million

Type of dealers

Construction and building materials

Other intermediate products, waste and scrap

Machinery, equipment and supplies Other goods Year

11 12 13 14

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

.. ..

39 436 46 146 56 541 63 798 53 840

.. ..

25 017 27 985 34 645 43 325 37 049

.. ..

120 510 145 635 177 551 218 786 189 862

.. ..

66 402 69 047 81 888 94 690 96 258

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12.2 INTERNAL TRADE

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INTERNAL TRADE

SA STATISTICS, 2010

12.3

12.1 Wholesale trade, retail trade and motor trade 12.1.2 Retail trade

R million

Total Type of dealers

At current prices At constant (2008) prices General dealers

Specialised food, beverages and tobacco stores

Pharmaceutical and medical goods, cosmetics and

toiletries

Year

15 cur_act

16 con_act 17 18 19

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

277 316 313 593 345 556 398 568 447 901 500 192 524 486

347 954 386 885 418 556 468 446 498 767 500 191 475 443

..

42 395 124 468 144 310 166 575 189 450 206 571

..

13 684 38 870 43 924 48 238 53 371 57 461

..

4 826 15 152 16 624 19 079 22 329 25 498

R million

Type of dealers

Textiles, clothing, footwear and leather goods

Household furniture, appliances and equipment Hardware, paint and glass All other retailers Year

20 21 22 23

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

..

23 530 68 185 76 783 84 858 96 280 99 679

..

9 632 26 403 30 529 29 928 27 973 27 120

..

8 303 25 812 32 433 36 687 40 785 37 206

..

16 409 46 672 53 968 62 544 70 004 70 952

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200 000

250 000

300 000

350 000

400 000

450 000

500 000

550 000

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

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At current prices At constant prices

Source: Stats SA, Retail trade sales (Statistical release P6242.1)

INTERNAL TRADE

SA STATISTICS, 2010

12.4

12.1 Wholesale trade, retail trade and motor trade 12.1.3 Motor trade

R million

Type of activity

Total New vehicle sales

used vehicle sales

Workshop income

Income from the sales of accessories

Income from fuel sales

Income from convenience store sales

Year

24 25 26 27 28 29 30

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

201 218 237 636 275 713 316 600 346 337 360 213 322 318

.. ..

59 501 114 313 115 264 101 943 76 117

.. ..

30 684 56 381 61 756 60 664 58 401

.. ..

12 833 24 498 25 993 27 275 27 221

.. ..

22 728 40 455 47 957 55 575 60 804

.. ..

35 711 64 601 75 012 93 922 82 872

.. ..

8 376 16 347 20 359 20 832 16 908

Fig. 12.3 – Motor trade sales

100 000

140 000

180 000

220 000

260 000

300 000

340 000

380 000

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Year

R m

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Source: Stats SA, Motor trade sales (Statistical release P6343.2)

INTERNAL TRADE

SA STATISTICS, 2010

12.5

12.2 Tourist accommodation statistics by type of accommodation The results presented in this table are derived from the monthly survey of the tourist accommodation industry. This survey is based on a sample of private and public enterprises operating in the tourist accommodation industry. The sample was drawn from Statistics South Africa’s (Stats SA) business sampling frame, which contains all enterprises that are registered for income tax. Thus, enterprises that are not registered for tax, are excluded from this survey. All figures are preliminary. Total Industry

Stay units (‘000) Income (R million)

Stay units available

Stay unit nights sold

Occupancy rate (%)

Accommodation Restaurant and bar sales Other income Total income Month and year

31 32 33 34 35 36 37

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

108,0 110,9 111,3 109,8 110,0

17 601,1 18 703,7 19 554,2 20 699,2 18 986,7

44,7 46,2 48,2 51,9 47,3

7 439,1 8 705,4

10 316,6 12 555,7 11 848,2

2 632,1 2 879,9 3 215,0 3 816,6 3 581,0

2 027,1 2 150,1 2 606,0 5 072,5 3 954,7

12 089,3 13 735,2 16 137,6 21 455,3 19 384,0

Hotels




Occupancy rate (%)


38 39 40 41 42 43 44

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

54,7 50,9 50,4 51,4 52,7

10 810,7 10 683,2 11 060,9 11 256,8 10 081,8

54,4 57,6 60,1 59,9 52,5

5 702,9 6 381,7 7 372,8 8 549,8 7 803,0

2 288,2 2 461,9 2 759,1 3 178,6 2 950,1

1 883,6 1 966,5 2 315,1 4 492,9 3 448,5

9 874,7

10 810,1 12 447,0 16 237,7 14 201,6

Caravan parks and camping sites




Occupancy rate (%)


45 46 47 48 49 50 51

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

15,2 13,8 13,8 13,6 13,2

787,1 657,1 570,2 527,4 474,0

14,2 12,9 11,3 10,6 9,8

116,7 121,6 133,0 135,2 118,6

13,4 16,8 21,0 24,6 26,7

30,9 40,1 54,7 58,2 67,7

161,0 178,5 208,7 222,3 212,9

Guest-houses and guest farms




Occupancy rate (%)


52 53 54 55 56 57 58

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

8,9

10,6 11,0 10,6 10,4

1 861,0 2 133,0 2 401,3 2 499,5 2 389,9

57,7 55,2 59,8 64,5 63,0

313,9 498,8 720,6 900,3 840,7

55,2 84,0

100,2 144,3 148,4

21,3 29,7 42,4 68,5 86,6

390,5 612,4 863,2

1 112,1 1 075,8

INTERNAL TRADE

SA STATISTICS, 2010

12.6

12.2 Tourist accommodation statistics by type of accommodation (concluded) Other accommodation




Occupancy rate (%)


59 60 61 62 63 64 65

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

29,3 35,6 36,0 34,2 33,7

4 142,4 5 230,5 5 521,8 6 415,4 6 041,0

38,8 40,2 42,1 51,4 49,1

1 305,6 1 703,3 2 090,2 2 970,4 3 085,9

275,3 317,2 334,7 469,1 455,7

91,3

113,7 193,8 452,8 352,0

1 672,1 2 134,2 2 618,7 3 883,3 3 893,7

Source: Stats SA, Tourist accommodation (Statistical release P6410) Note: ‘Stay unit’ refers to the unit of accommodation available to be charged out to guests, for example, a powered site in a caravan park or a room in a hotel. ‘Other income’ includes rentals and fees received for transport services, offices, shops, garages, dance floors, laundry services, telephone and fax services. Other accommodation includes lodges, bed and breakfast, self-catering enterprises.

INTERNAL TRADE

SA STATISTICS, 2010

12.7

12.3 Food and beverages The food and beverages survey is a monthly survey covering a sample of public and private enterprises involved in the production of meals and drinks for immediate consumption in South Africa. For example, restaurants, take-aways, coffee-shops, caterers and bars are included in this category. The purpose of the new survey is to increase the scope and coverage of South African tourism enterprises and establishments surveyed. The results of the survey will be used to compile estimates of the Tourism Satellite Accounts (TSA) and the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and its components, which are used to develop and monitor government policy. These statistics can also be used in the analysis of comparative business and industry performance. The sample was drawn from Statistics South Africa’s (Stats SA) business sampling frame, which contains all enterprises that are registered for income tax and/or value-added tax (VAT). Thus, enterprises that are not registered for tax, are excluded from this survey.

Total industry Restaurants and coffee shops

Income from food sales

Income from bar sales other income Total income Income from

food sales Income from

bar sales Other income Total income Year and

month 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73

2006 2007 2008 2009

22 980,4 25 146,8 29 705,1 30 138,2

3 264,2 3 768,5 3 811,8 3 656,5

375,0 483,5 643,9 564,0

26 619,6 29 398,8 34 160,8 34 358,7

13 217,5 14 233,5 16 943,7 16 550,1

2 053,1 2 344,9 2 616,1 2 503,5

63,0 54,3 11,3

162,8

15 333,6 16 632,7 19 670,1 19 216,4

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Income from bar

sales

Other income

Total income


Income from bar

sales

Other income

Total income


Income from bar

sales

Other income

Total income

Year and

month

74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85

2006 2007 2008 2009

5 575,8 6 717,3 7 513,9 8 323,4

103,9 114,4 123,2 130,4

40,3 47,0 54,8 52,2

5 720,0 6 439,8 7 691,9 8 506,0

3 689,2 4 040,1 4 515,1 4 717,6

286,6 329,5 157,7 137,7

265,3 375,8 452,6 320,1

4 241,1 4 745,4 5 125,4 5 175,4

497,9 594,8 732,4 547,1

820,6 979,7 914,8 884,9

6,4 6,4

26,2 28,9

1 324,9 1 580,9 1 673,4 1 460,9

INTERNAL TRADE

SA STATISTICS, 2010

12.8

12.4 Civil cases recorded, summonses issued and civil judgements for debt The statistics of civil cases are the results of the revised monthly sample survey which was introduced with effect from January 1994. The data are based on information collected from a sample of 151 magistrates' offices in South Africa excluding the former Transkei, Bophuthatswana, Venda and Ciskei (TBVC states). The monthly sample particulars are raised to obtain estimated totals. The raising factor is based on information relating to all civil cases recorded during the year ended 30 June 1992. The total number of civil cases recorded by the magistrates' offices in the sample represent 95 per cent of the civil cases recorded by all magistrates' offices during the year ended 30 June 1992.

Businesses Private persons

2006 2007 2008 2009 2006 2007 2008 2009 Description

86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93

Civil cases recorded 1/ Civil summonses for debt – Total 2/ Goods sold: Open account Instalment sale transactions Services: Professional Other Rent Money lent Promissory notes, R/D cheques, etc. Other Civil judgements – Total 3/ Goods sold: Open account Instalment sale transactions Services: Professional Other Rent Money lent Promissory notes, R/D cheques, etc. Other

No. R’000 No. R’000 No. R’000 No. R’000 No. R’000 No. R’000 No. R’000 No. R’000 No. R’000

161 321

152 452

22 162

6 720

20 542

22 908

10 980

19 597

14 135

35 408

62 350 1 158 389

11 186

150 057

1 672 59 225

8 773

43 700

6 624 114 641

5 346

68 573

7 748 126 572

6 687

82 675

14 314 512 946

141 520

129 983

19 146

4 326

18 348

20 334

7 228

20 244

12 343

28 014

43 046 896 536

8 726

146 017

1 254 40 695

6 273

45 808

5 061 127 143

5 172

69 109

4 431 128 038

3 749

80 773

8 380 258 953

177 517

143 440

20 999

4 770

20 746

21 768

10 067

20 772

12 007

32 312

58 007 1 096 507

10 135

188 871

1 608 54 744

9 370

64 288

7 877 139 953

7 528

110 560

5 625 129 086

5 321

107 087

10 543 301 918

174 965

161 844

22 564

5 127

25 096

22 302

8 236

17 509

14 886

46 124

64 103 1 253 994

12 309

252 469

2 113 68 451

11 764 66 742

9 179

158 905

6 390 146 993

5 930

140 250

7 868 162 487

8 550

257 697

1 442 388

1 265 679

137 314

28 794

117 768

178 084

39 914

387 509

133 964

242 332

780 761 5 424 852

109 368 523 117

10 582

197 360

69 974 223 269

89 567

464 798

20 595 153 995

289 631

1 960 167

68 753 630 837

122 291

1 271 309

1 318 426

1 148 135

98 588

23 512

110 911

162 590

38 880

330 652

190 799

192 203

704 690 5 241 957

82 514

499 331

7 422 180 234

63 963

188 541

78 276 442 362

20 002

179 717

280 107 1 868 083

75 470

738 603

96 936 1 145 086

1 265 159

1 087 966

95 703

26 472

112 140

151 941

42 964

262 921

189 884

205 941

602 550 4 923 511

75 644

442 239

8 047 199 440

67 961

217 663

72 556 455 915

23 363

212 835

216 753 1 827 288

42 595

555 402

95 631 1 012 729

1 420 316

1 203 340

112 717

30 583

128 153

142 316

43 153

308 583

227 360

210 475

663 602 5 967 943

73 332

497 848

11 200 319 087

80 893

266 902

69 473 556 872

22 483

312 500

267 864 2 411 391

51 777

627 760

86 580 975 583

Source: Stats SA, Statistics of civil cases for debt (Statistical release P0041) 1/ Civil cases recorded relate to all civil cases, in other words, debt cases as well as claims for damages, ejectment orders and other non-debt cases are included. 2/ Civil summonses for debt relate to civil debt cases only and thus exclude claims for damages, ejectment orders and other non-debt cases. 3/ Civil judgements relate to judgements given in respect of undefended civil debt cases only (default and consent judgements).

SA STATISTICS, 2010

12.9 INTERNAL TRADE

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SA STATISTICS, 2010

12.10

12.5 Insolvencies and liquidations The figures are based on information extracted from the Masters' Notices published currently in the Government Gazette and refers to insolvencies (Act No. 24 of 1936). The statistics show the number of final sequestrations. This does not represent the number of persons involved, as a partnership is counted as one insolvency, irrespective of the number of partners. 12.5.1 Insolvencies – Number

Insolvencies of private persons, individuals and partnerships

Total Agriculture Other Year

94 95 96

1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

4 310 3 883 2 563 2 658 3 104 4 057 5 254 4 843 3 473 2 771 2 803 3 283 4 289 6 013 4 672 3 936 3 053 2 650 1 975 1 639 1 670 2 275 4 505 4 718

243 317 261 202 267 387 386 316 392 203 216 261 312 435 449 525 314 170 161 145 120 122 223 279

4 067 3 566 2 302 2 456 2 837 3 670 4 868 4 527 3 081 2 568 2 587 3 022 3 977 5 578 4 223 3 411 2 739 2 480 1 814 1 494 1 550 2 153 4 282 4 439

12.5.2 Liquidations – Number

Liquidations of companies and close corporations 1/

Companies Close corporations Total

Total Compulsory Voluntary Total Compulsory Voluntary Year

97 98 99 100 101 102 103

1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

2 741 1 809 1 563 1 573 1 590 1 888 2 408 2 720 3 273 3 269 2 909 3 351 3 766 4 012 3 805 4 156 3 911 4 086 3 510 3 225 3 026 3 151 3 300 4 133

.. .. ..

1 051 1 057 1 150 1 191 1 344 2 058 1 719 1 333 1 398 1 633 1 738 1 626 1 671 1 858 2 110 1 532 1 604 1 582 1 897 1 573 1 889

..

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527 687 974 1 037 1 002 842 764 884 822 789 810 659 443 339 423 223 275 218 205 122 131

..

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524 370 176 154 342 1 216 955 449 576 844 928 967 1 228 1 519 1 687 1 309 1 329 1 364 1 692 1 451 1 758

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522 533 738

1 217 1 376 1 215 1 550 1 576 1 953 2 133 2 274 2 179 2 485 2 053 1 976 1 978 1 621 1 444 1 254 1 727 2 244

..

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477 510 712 1 142 1 226 778 953 1 219 1 399 1 412 1 034 856 841 486 434 341 249 157 121 154 164

..

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45 23 26 75

150 437 597 357 554 721 1 240 1 323 1 644 1 567 1 542 1 637 1 372 1 287 1 133 1 573 2 080

1/ Data are obtained from the Registrar of Companies and Close Corporations. The total number of companies and close corporations placed under final liquidation

are shown.

TRANSPORT

SA STATISTICS, 2010

13.1

The Land Transport Survey is a monthly survey which covers passenger and freight transportation by rail and road in South Africa. This survey is based on a sample drawn from the 2009 Business Sampling Frame (BSF) that contains businesses registered for value-added tax. This survey has replaced the Land Freight Survey which was discontinued in 2003, and was re-engineered from 2008. 13.1 Total freight and passenger transport 13.1.1 Total freight transportation

Rail Road Total

Payload (000 tons)

Income (R million)

Payload (000 tons)

Income (R million)

Payload (000 tons)

Income (R million) Year

1 2 3 4 5 6

2007 2008 2009

..

185 914 186 296

..

16 757 18 554

..

489 709 436 515

..

54 424 49 600

..

675 623 622 180

..

71 181 68 153

13.1.2 Total income according to the type of commodity for freight transportation

Total income according to type of commodity (R million)

Total income (R million)

Transpor-tation of

agriculture and forestry

primary products

Transpor-tation of primary

mining and quarrying products

Transpor-tation of

manufactured food,

beverages and tobacco

products

Transpor-tation of textiles,

clothing and leather

products

Transpor-tation of

chemicals, coke,

petroleum, rubber,

plastic and other

mineral products

Transpor-tation of

basic metals and

fabricated metal

products

Transpor-tation of

non-metallic products

Year

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

2007 2008 2009

..

71 181 68 153

..

6 313 5 727

..

17 451 18 886

..

11 660 11 680

..

726 714

..

7 846 7 305

..

4 538 3 553

..

2 671 2 736

Total income according to type of commodity (R million)

Transpor-tation of electrical

machinery, transport machinery

and equipment

Transpor-tation of

motor vehicles, parts and

accessories

Transpor-tation of

paper and paper

products

Transpor-tation of

commercial products

Transpor-tation of

used household and office products

Transpor-tation of

containers

Transpor-tation of parcels

Transpor-tation of

other freight Year

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

2007 2008 2009

..

1 693 1 579

..

1 592 1 321

..

1 442 1 494

..

1 790 1 857

..

1 224 957

..

2 554 2 172

..

1 650 1 215

..

8 031 6 952

13.1.3 Passenger transport

Rail Road Total

Number of passengers

(000)

Income (R million)


(000)

Income (R million)


(000)

Income (R million) Year

23 24 25 26 27 28

2007 2008 2009

..

821 016 861 783

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1 911 1 981

..

275 854 280 255

..

5 608 5 904

..

1 096 870 1 142 038

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7 519 7 888

PUBLIC FINANCE

SA STATISTICS, 2010

14.1

14.1 Economic classification of statement of sources and uses of cash of consolidated general government for the 2006/07 and 2007/2008 fiscal years (Summary)1

2006/2007 2007/2008 Annual

percentage change

R million R million %

1 2 3

Cash flows from operating activities: Cash receipts from operating activities: a Taxes Social contributions Grants Other receipts Cash payments for operating activities: b Compensation of employees Purchases of goods and services Interest Subsidies Grants Social benefits Other payments Net cash flow from operating activities (outflow)/inflow (a-b) = c Cash flows from investments in non-financial assets: Purchases of non-financial assets: d Fixed assets Inventories Valuables Non-produced assets Sales of non-financial assets: e Fixed assets Inventories Valuables Non-produced assets Net cash flow from investments in non-financial assets inflow/(outflow) (e-d) = f CASH SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) (c+f) = g Cash flows from financing activities: Net acquisition of financial assets other than cash (inflow)/outflow h Domestic Foreign Net incurrence of liabilities: (outflow)/inflow i Domestic Foreign Net cash flow from financing activities (outflow)/inflow (i-h) = j NET CHANGE IN THE STOCK OF CASH (g+j) = k

602 159* 524 564* 11 338* 1 413

64 844*

530 400* 201 538* 134 611* 54 191* 12 477* 26 264* 72 036* 29 283*

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53 753* 52 538*

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691 670 607 537 12 996 1 120

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592 619 227 785 155 225 55 961 14 128 25 617 80 006 33 897

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..

..

Source: Stats SA, Financial statistics of consolidated general government, 2007/2008 (Statistical release P9119.4) 1/ The sum of the data may not necessarily add up to totals due to rounding-off of figures.

PUBLIC FINANCE

SA STATISTICS, 2010

14.2

14.2 Functional classification of the cash payments for operating activities and purchases of non-financial assets for the 2006/07 and 2007/2008 fiscal years (Summary)1

R million R million Annual

percentage change

Percentage of total cash payments

2006/2007 2007/2008 % 2007/2008 Type of service

4 5 6 7

General government services General public services Executive and legislative services, financial and fiscal affairs, foreign affairs other than foreign aid Foreign economic aid General services Basic research Research and development general public service General public services, n.e.c. Public debt transactions (mainly interest) Transfers of a general character between different levels of government Total general public services a Defence b Public order and safety Police Fire protection services Law courts Prisons Total public order and safety c Economic affairs General economic, commercial and labour affairs Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting Fuel and energy Mining, manufacturing and construction Transport Communications Other industries Economic affairs, n.e.c. Total economic affairs d Environmental protection e Housing and community amenities f Health g Recreation, culture and religion h Education i Social protection j

77 646* 984

13 372* 2 452*

33* 4 066*

52 164* 0

150 717*

26 013 *

43 239* 1 752* 7 181* 9 212

61 383*

7 631* 10 221* 3 323*

4 681* 28 086* 1 890* 2 374* 1 675*

59 882*

4 075*

22 722*

58 040*

12 942

105 805

82 575

80 288 719

15 387 2 850

65 3 674

52 835 0

155 817

27 587

49 726 3 357 8 744

11 172 72 999

9 323 13 435 4 905

6 561 33 890 1 878 2 258

1 673 73 923

4 892

27 881

68 311

18 124

119 865

93 217

3,4 -26,9 15,1 16,2 97,0 -9,6 1,3 - 3,4

6,1

15,0 91,6 21,8 21,3 18,9

22,2 31,4 47,6 40,2 20,7 -0,6 -4,9 -0,1

23,4

20,0

22,7

17,7

40,0

13,3

12,9

12,1 0,1 2,3 0,4 0,0 0,6 8,0 -

23,5

4,2

7,5 0,5 1,3 1,7

11,0

1,4 2,0 0,7 1,0 5,1 0,3 0,3 0,3

11,2

0,7

4,2

10,3

2,7

18,1

14,1

Total general government cash payments for operating activities and purchases of non-financial assets a+b+c+d+e+f+g+h+i+j) = k

584 154*

662 617

13,4

100,0

Source: Stats SA, Financial statistics of consolidated general government, 2007/2008 (Statistical release P9119.4) 1/ The sum of the data may not necessarily add up to totals due to rounding-off of figures.

PUBLIC FINANCE

SA STATISTICS, 2010

14.3

14.3 Contribution of the different levels of general government to the total consolidated cash payments for operating activities and purchases of non-financial assets by the general government sector for the 2006/07 and 2007/2008 fiscal years1

R million Percentage of total expenditure

2006/2007 2007/2008

Annual percentage

change 2 2006/2007 2007/2008 Levels of general government

8 9 10 11 12

National government Provincial governments Extra-budgetary accounts and funds Higher education institutions Municipalities

246 066*

180 683*

66 228*

23 739*

67 438*

267 944

207 729

74 729

27 289

84 925

8,9

15,0

12,8

15,0

25,9

42,1*

30,9*

11,3*

4,1*

11,5*

40,4

31,3

11,3

4,1

12,8

Total expenditure

584 154*

662 617

13,4

100,0

100,0

1/ The sum of the data may not necessarily add up to totals due to rounding-off of figures. 2/ The annual percentage change is the difference in the expenditure by the level of general government of the current year compared with the expenditure by

the same level of general government in the previous year, expressed as a percentage.

PUBLIC FINANCE

SA STATISTICS, 2010

14.4

14.4 Expenditure statement of municipalities for the financial year ended 30 June 2009 according to rates and general services by province: Total rates and general services

Total Western Cape Eastern Cape Northern

Cape Free State

R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 Expenditure

13 14 15 16 17

Employee related costs Remuneration of board of directors/councilors Property rates Interest paid Loss on the disposal of property, plant and equipment Bad debts Contracted services Collection cost Depreciation and amortisation Impairment loss Repairs and maintenance Grant and subsidies paid to: Other local government institutions Tertiary institutions of higher learning Other General expenditure Accommodation, travelling and subsistence Advertising Audit fees Bank charges Cleaning services Consultancy fees Entertainment costs Fuel and oil Hiring of plant and equipment Insurance costs Membership fees Pharmaceutical Postage and stamps Printing and stationery Rental of land, buildings and other structures Rental of office equipment Security fees Telecommunications services Training and education Transport costs Other expenditure Taxation Surplus

22 070 937

1 937 426

333 259

1 450 680

50 566

3 697 619

2 174 590

436 042

4 010 961

98 435

2 420 880

398 638 7 098

2 447 627

348 029 186 367 263 469 144 355

68 136 570 859 101 186 364 104 225 991 643 939 111 873

46 406 154 256 353 867 311 631 306 236 585 327 619 067 272 357 291 669

11 022 655

0

31 926 281

2 586 029

214 764

14 695

85 726

9 869

241 555

125 996

123 915

407 919

35 177

554 824

5 401 1 703

244 570

15 602 14 968 22 294 11 624 4 338

60 826 6 239

64 512 135 240 75 416 6 925

39 383 31 560 58 260 44 304 7 266

148 392 113 687 78 094 15 579

729 480

0

5 958 371

2 300 765

284 705

942

78 484

5 756

361 085

106 565

14 018

598 669

17 183

219 873

49 128 0

351 676

57 718 17 732 43 067 12 065 10 413 74 694 11 590 34 018 22 783 45 152 8 068

72 18 578 37 356 17 676 16 543 34 688 83 826 20 397 47 811

1 409 181

0

2 770 304

592 830

74 951

682

26 280

6 354

128 612

23 973

2 385

130 924

3 787

79 308

30 397 0

117 949

18 748 4 439

14 798 5 379 1 538 7 106 2 091

17 174 2 530

11 885 4 100

25 4 690

10 687 5 854 3 707 3 744

18 726 6 823 6 711

201 432

0

310 435

1 169 575

156 127

813

111 555

0

518 790

74 556

15

220 248

0

82 550

11 248 1 264

53 158

17 051 6 380

32 726 11 975 4 032

66 170 8 172

23 971 4 120

17 305 5 022

103 10 724 16 427 2 962 8 901

15 820 43 207 14 886 7 498

623 954

0

767 127

Total expenditure

90 452 818

12 294 503

9 182 581

1 881 054

4 108 432

PUBLIC FINANCE

SA STATISTICS, 2010

14.5

14.4 Expenditure statement of municipalities for the financial year ended 30 June 2009 according to rates and general services by province: Total rates and general services (concluded)

KwaZulu-Natal North West Gauteng Mpumalanga Limpopo

R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 Expenditure

18 19 20 21 22

Employee related costs Remuneration of board of directors/councilors Property rates Interest paid Loss on the disposal of property, plant and equipment Bad debts Contracted services Collection cost Depreciation and amortisation Impairment loss Repairs and maintenance Grant and subsidies paid to: Other local government institutions Tertiary institutions of higher learning Other General expenditure Accommodation, travelling and subsistence Advertising Audit fees Bank charges Cleaning services Consultancy fees Entertainment costs Fuel and oil Hiring of plant and equipment Insurance costs Membership fees Pharmaceutical Postage and stamps Printing and stationery Rental of land, buildings and other structures Rental of office equipment Security fees Telecommunications services Training and education Transport costs Other expenditure Taxation Surplus

3 925 207

369 332

9 430

161 720

4 776

156 854

308 701

10 665

736 527

1 686

384 323

17 172 251

450 228

64 460 21 932 36 942 17 859 5 801

32 291 8 563

95 836 25 445

117 339 26 228 2 245

30 487 48 748 49 793 18 440 35 001 88 704 31 011 56 751

1 903 118

0

6 914 776

1 044 822

162 548

3 863

77 215

6

524 245

130 371

32 126

174 852

0

123 080

88 948

0 107 827

26 905 6 500

18 554 5 605 1 111

26 528 7 152

28 159 1 363

14 721 6 157

147 5 995

16 988 10 519 24 889 17 967 30 177 16 184 23 904

870 556

0

1 409 191

8 215 272

278 259

297 442

862 320

20 861

1 344 925

1 281 570

237 540

885 335

40 526

625 060

40 361 3 736

876 415

51 402 89 741 53 195 59 343 28 723

217 691 13 691 60 692 26 524

294 853 33 667 2 769

38 655 117 471 152 140 190 902 263 818 167 457 60 744

106 800

4 487 280

0

8 822 789

1 078 388

170 179

5 086

31 624

555

335 164

79 561

6 082

459 591

59

141 112

113 355 0

232 803

39 547 11 195 13 450 12 119 1 854

37 208 4 070

22 572 4 863

34 812 10 948 1 495 6 026

17 393 8 734

14 864 25 283 33 956 22 210 17 394

403 460

0

2 076 216

1 158 049

226 561

306

15 756

2 389

86 389

43 297

9 296

396 896

17

210 750

42 628 144

13 001

56 596 13 480 28 443 8 386

10 326 48 345 39 618 17 170 3 123

32 456 10 758

167 7 541

30 537 19 649 20 724 40 614 39 327 22 008 9 221

394 194

0

2 897 072

Total expenditure

16 168 642

5 039 175

30 349 969

5 473 228

5 955 234

PUBLIC FINANCE

SA STATISTICS, 2010

14.6

14.5 Income statement of municipalities for the financial year ended 30 June 2009 according to rates and general services by province: Total rates and general services

Total Western Cape Eastern Cape Northern

Cape Free State

R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 Income

23 24 25 26 27

Taxes on property Property rates from: National government Provincial government Local government institutions Public corporations Individuals and private companies Property rates-penalties imposed and collection charges Interest earned from: External investments Outstanding debtors Dividend received Fines Licenses and permits Income for agency services Rental of facilities and equipment Bad debts recovered Public contributions and donations (including property, plant and equipment) Gains on the disposal of property, plant and equipment Subsidies from: National government Provincial government Local government Other Grants (including the equitable share) from: National government Provincial government Local government Other Spent conditional grant Other income Deficit

29 139 399 130 203 251

0 21 506 495

608 875

3 546 340 1 760 187

107 543

1 223 305

408 279

708 410

605 955

1 017

480 031

235 629

2 615 797 813 193

29 524 1 595 965

22 838 613 4 296 160

392 526 929 192 744 749

4 932 455

19 441 058

1 083 12 428 7 243

0 4 238 130

98 714

713 321 124 631

45

286 285

67 057

142 726

112 722

0

85 310

58 470

105 935 124 367

100 378 003

1 574 520 525 955

1 021 346 142 10 846

644 406

2 635 043

2 611 98 641

631 0

1 347 819

1 490

492 223 167 719

175

43 151

52 969

40 268

42 571

2

21 571

4 027

237 602 170 949 10 449

446 188

3 562 650

137 006 63 630 26 189 1 444

509 241

1 701 365

0 816

0 0

278 741

7 808

39 545 54 168

646

15 966

20 210

17 223

31 279

0

27 782

6 479

5 268

500 0

110 058

567 910 36 144 8 777

112 411 0

132 663

406 660

1 825 49 185 5 155

0 770 004

2 092

87 033 215 393

78

11 103

439

7 233

24 197

0

24 515

555

75 319 8 912 3 173

11 490

1 820 341

1 149 2 893 6 592

0

103 353

876 403

Total income

90 452 818

12 294 503

9 182 581

1 881 054

4 108 432

PUBLIC FINANCE

SA STATISTICS, 2010

14.7

14.5 Income statement of municipalities for the financial year ended 30 June 2009 according to rates and general services by province: Total rates and general services (concluded)

KwaZulu-Natal North West Gauteng Mpumalanga Limpopo

R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 R’000 Income

28 29 30 31 32

Taxes on property Property rates from: National government Provincial government Local government institutions Public corporations Individuals and private companies Property rates-penalties imposed and collection charges Interest earned from: External investments Outstanding debtors Dividend received Fines Licenses and permits Income for agency services Rental of facilities and equipment Bad debts recovered Public contributions and donations (including property, plant and equipment) Gains on the disposal of property, plant and equipment Subsidies from: National government Provincial government Local government Other Grants (including the equitable share) from: National government Provincial government Local government Other Spent conditional grant Other income Deficit

4 802 112 028 162 923

0 4 980 595

274 647

639 152 72 218

0

191 863

44 725

7 267

221 100

0

29 922

39 027

314 680 35 130

0 261 162

3 404 133 878 333 244 285 29 914

112 842

788 868

3 319 026

10 246 10 152 4 506

0 625 280

428

185 610 233 351

25

49 046

24 764

7 776

16 977

52

0

4 209

663 272 25 394 3 431

22 375

1 717 427

18 340 7 442 1 207 8 375

219 407

1 180 083

2 417 70 033 4 500

0 8 138 834

217 343

801 852 660 097

106 455

578 592

96 687

381 100

129 445

291

204 071

33 231

240 447 435 451

1 673 121 258

5 211 350 2 637 121

10 257 127 428 599 315

2 146 120

7 394 601

5 748 17 276 9 027

0 693 962

4 171

288 268 160 523

119

19 383

14 806

81 355

17 374

672

18 646

2 537

1 867 5 590 1 504 4 074

2 593 747 47 350

912 735

7 567

238 497

1 237 518

407 28 571 9 266

0 433 130

2 182

299 336 72 087

0

27 916

86 622

23 462

10 290

0

68 214

87 094

971 407

6 900 9 194

241 357

2 386 535

14 762 53 309

278 574 4 360

149 900

690 359

Total income

16 168 642

5 039 175

30 349 969

5 473 228

5 955 234

NATIONAL ACCOUNTS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

15.1

15.1 Gross value added by industry at current prices The GDP has been revised from 1946 and the base year has been changed from 2000 to 2005 (Tables 15.1 and 15.2)

R million

Agriculture, forestry and

fishing

Mining and quarrying Manufacturing Electricity, gas and

water Construction

Wholesale and retail trade, catering and

accommodation Year

1 2 3 4 5 6

1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1/

190 252 300 283 405

458 429 511 526 513

552 552 504 535 559

608 622 678 646 687

774 950 863 907 861

1 033 1 147 1 352 1 995 1 985

1 968 2 269 2 478 2 626 3 654

4 392 4 339 3 873 4 902 6 091

6 831 8 994

11 149 12 332 12 184

13 825 13 056 16 284 20 252 19 317

23 720 25 140 25 434 26 179 27 451

32 588 44 232 39 644 39 490 37 402

45 351 60 370 65 612 66 049

191 186 197 246 322

336 339 333 366 422

474 522 534 584 618

638 674 702 757 799

853 863 930

1 046 1 053

1 001 1 321 1 957 2 784 2 869

3 265 3 776 4 980 7 219

12 146

10 064 10 035 11 951 12 985 16 717

20 127 19 127 21 441 22 891 24 107

25 542 26 575 30 052 32 111 34 830

38 768 40 524 45 879 52 173 63 391

77 214 92 730 85 770 91 198

105 992

132 301 156 969 210 079 212 469

274 308 348 400 461

501 562 685 746 764

827 858 895 924

1 001

1 088 1 166 1 336 1 513 1 713

1 841 1 991 2 155 2 466 2 742

2 927 3 207 4 016 4 804 5 880

6 714 6 829 7 719 9 581

12 758

16 327 18 071 20 561 23 481 25 576

30 103 35 962 43 782 53 471 62 208

69 398 75 102 82 642 92 068

106 180

114 125 124 604 130 897 137 035 159 106

176 907 204 219 223 917 243 967 259 101

274 502 303 788 338 802 329 166

31 33 35 41 42

46 50 60 69 81

87 94

101 110 120

131 141 153 165 177

196 222 246 271 298

340 394 461 519 589

759

1 107 1 525 1 724 1 747

2 108 2 557 3 148 3 796 4 728

5 503 6 653 7 918 9 020

10 563

11 681 12 479 13 930 15 975 17 408

18 601 19 929 20 461 21 200 22 788

23 023 26 489 29 553 30 176 33 010

36 946 41 729 47 140 53 133

34 48 66 70 78

87

112 111 102 106

119 131 147 152 149

144 154 180 234 291

315 337 366 414 496

577 744 966

1 206 1 330

1 392 1 399 1 432 1 543 1 877

2 566 3 048 3 498 3 799 4 160

4 589 5 181 6 177 7 276 8 638

9 764

10 979 12 318 13 797 15 774

17 631 19 829 19 953 20 240 21 114

22 416 24 120 26 747 32 039 38 558

46 158 56 622 72 143 84 450

281 322 343 361 366

367 401 506 546 571

610 640 655 669 694

715 783 883 973

1 064

1 118 1 268 1 425 1 596 1 735

1 838 2 051 2 572 3 106 3 496

3 803 4 114 4 523 4 926 6 858

8 714 9 871

11 093 11 845 12 935

15 288 19 647 24 019 30 723 37 544

42 257 49 279 56 468 62 474 71 768

79 463 85 858 90 936

103 193 122 702

130 387 143 192 158 786 176 445 195 012

215 831 238 910 271 774 290 957

1/ 2009 GDP figures are derived as the sum of GDP for the four quarters of 2009.

NATIONAL ACCOUNTS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

15.2

15.1 Gross value added by industry at current prices (concluded) R million

Transport, storage and communication

Financial intermediation,

insurance, real estate and business services

General government services

Personal services 1/

Gross value added at basic prices

Year

7 8 9 10 11

1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2/

158 177 192 204 231

257 273 301 343 365

381 406 425 457 495

504 548 610 675 715

769 881 939 1 031 1 128

1 281 1 357 1 729 2 008 2 345

2 680 3 240 3 571 4 001 5 001

5 793 6 399 7 348 9 160 9 877

12 191 14 462 17 179 18 999 21 575

25 501 31 634 33 972 38 297 44 538

51 787 57 874 63 606 70 071 80 873

89 511 100 983 112 637 124 786 139 472

153 775 163 833 188 382 206 271

162 178 190 207 234

257 291 309 334 363

392 427 450 481 527

568 597 671 769 850

957 1 129 1 293 1 497 1 715

1 944 2 199 2 573 3 072 3 235

3 701 4 032 4 520 5 339 6 411

7 643 9 200 11 141 13 391 15 849

17 312 20 688 25 069 30 265 36 039

44 945 53 265 62 861 70 491 82 162

94 122 110 488 122 227 140 673 156 253

177 531 207 711 231 176 261 285 295 504

339 311 405 527 449 545 474 111

180 153 163 175 187

206 237 259 273 291

316 342 366 393 446

477 511 564 618 671

779 856 954 1 045 1 207

1 454 1 617 1 915 2 277 2 713

3 224 3 586 4 095 4 793 5 887

7 361 8 948 10 428 13 342 15 339

18 244 21 803 24 739 31 432 37 684

46 005 54 516 62 375 71 279 80 832

96 214 107 744 116 495 124 107 133 158

142 325 157 547 174 106 190 563 208 561

230 116 256 054 295 708 336 029

135 153 168 186 201

221 242 259 278 294

312 324 338 353 378

401 421 446 479 513

557 598 647 699 783

878 984 1 115 1 285 1 466

1 676 1 828 2 010 2 223 2 633

3 072

3 717 4 516 5 324 6 072

7 076 8 135 9 444 11 137 12 609

14 489 16 671 19 940 23 403 27 545

31 039 35 177 38 986 44 002 51 382

56 313 64 474 72 814 80 651 88 455

98 028

109 345 118 844 128 603

1 637

1 810 2 002 2 174 2 528

2 735 2 937 3 333 3 584 3 771

4 070 4 295 4 413 4 658 4 988

5 273 5 615 6 223 6 829 7 481

8 158 9 095 9 818 10 971 12 020

13 272 15 021 18 657 23 056 25 908

29 182 32 181 36 852 43 975 58 972

68 040 76 185 87 557 102 024 117 343

137 263 160 652 190 918 227 546 263 151

303 407 343 554 390 842 440 147 500 354

565 470

627 167 674 874 738 873 838 218

928 215

1 065 697 1 155 150 1 270 600 1 401 067

1 572 319 1 793 147 2 058 029 2 181 238

Source: Stats SA, Gross domestic product (GDP) (Statistical release P0441) 1/ Personal services comprises the former categories of ‘community, social and other personal services’ and ‘Other producers’. 2/ 2009 GDP figures are derived as the sum of GDP for the four quarters of 2009.

NATIONAL ACCOUNTS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

15.3

15.2 Gross value added by industry at constant 2005 prices R million

Agriculture, forestry and

fishing

Mining and quarrying Manufacturing Electricity, gas and

water Construction

Wholesale and retail trade, catering and

accommodation Year

12 13 14 15 16 17

1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 1/

8 842

10 180 11 031 9 785

11 280

12 136 12 024 13 116 13 810 14 075

15 176 14 516 13 540 14 777 15 321

15 890 16 792 17 336 15 350 15 521

16 742 20 928 18 424 19 300 18 017

21 398 21 261 18 569 24 209 22 133

21 597 24 135 25 102 24 558 27 009

28 570 26 157 20 218 22 523 27 104

28 890 29 625 30 456 34 934 32 441

33 890 24 652 30 552 32 965 26 405

32 742 33 037 31 286 33 226 34 787

33 639 35 826 36 070 36 380 37 402

35 359 36 610 40 590 39 290

42 185 40 869 42 504 44 804 46 751

47 755 49 942 50 540 55 232 60 084

65 621 69 502 72 460 79 891 82 224

86 550 93 363 98 029

105 028 108 471

112 246 111 103 115 230 117 257 121 105

116 632 110 916 109 986 101 246 96 161

103 300 105 406 106 237 108 889 106 463

105 865 105 998 106 304 110 425 110 803

107 022 102 063 103 845 102 755 101 941

99 697

101 383 103 509 104 026 100 802

99 995

101 695 101 593 100 171 99 069

98 970 99 960

103 355 104 915 105 992

105 364 105 335 99 648 92 477

17 955 19 686 21 654 23 321 25 378

27 626 29 357 31 241 34 039 36 396

38 325 40 356 41 813 43 237 45 485

47 529 50 806 57 986 67 145 72 766

78 094 84 034 88 576 97 441

103 906

110 510 114 707 125 348 133 480 138 615

142 090 137 331 147 296 159 458 172 507

188 408 178 570 175 361 187 004 180 852

180 556 184 537 196 545 200 217 195 717

186 776 180 651 180 053 184 915 196 934

199 691 205 083 204 673 205 901 222 579

229 701 236 133 232 581 243 965 259 101

275 782 289 593 297 491 265 650

1 274 1 348 1 510 1 675 1 867

2 013 2 174 2 327 2 559 2 823

2 984 3 169 3 330 3 570 3 786

3 983 4 207 4 486 4 816 5 166

5 331 5 724 6 192 6 566 7 254

7 721 8 453 9 231 9 970

10 560

10 973 11 555 12 211 13 060 14 193

15 816 16 748 16 724 17 802 19 013

19 528 20 200 21 295 22 083 22 467

22 906 23 030 23 948 25 337 25 843

28 634 29 751 27 877 27 737 28 597

27 539 28 503 29 344 31 335 33 010

34 139 35 286 35 646 35 472

4 601 6 018 7 735 8 007 8 315

8 651 9 767 9 295 9 145 9 295

9 223 9 875

10 254 10 061 9 610

9 495 9 696

10 934 13 760 16 329

16 164 17 617 18 812 21 495 24 658

27 978 30 440 30 497 33 817 34 640

33 302 31 506 28 915 29 302 31 778

33 538 32 214 30 468 31 219 29 652

27 255 25 452 26 275 28 490 28 754

27 408 25 705 23 950 24 644 25 518

26 034 26 929 25 342 24 998 26 410

27 711 29 321 31 575 34 451 38 558

42 582 48 665 53 202 57 371

18 459 21 020 22 945 24 089 24 225

24 552 24 869 26 649 28 165 28 719

29 918 30 898 32 569 33 550 35 384

36 028 38 289 42 766 46 352 50 402

51 791 56 540 62 478 66 019 71 358

76 097 78 758 85 613 92 950

101 149

101 276 95 020 94 275 90 888

101 430

110 982 111 145 115 050 125 700 120 343

115 958 119 317 124 293 124 800 125 770

123 549 120 649 121 284 124 316 131 650

136 521 137 067 138 849 149 402 161 503

164 572 168 357 172 845 182 175 195 012

206 636 217 607 219 897 213 565

1/ 2009 GDP figures are derived as the sum of GDP for the four quarters of 2009.

NATIONAL ACCOUNTS

SA STATISTICS, 2010

15.4

15.2 Gross value added by industry at constant 2000 prices (concluded)

R million

Transport, storage and communication

Financial intermediation,

insurance, real estate and business services

General government services

Personal services 1/

Gross value added at basic prices

Year

18 19 20 21 22

1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2/

10 255 10 610 11 289 11 914 12 074

12 936 13 733 14 252 14 619 15 274

15 912 16 579 16 750 16 903 17 683

17 919 18 923 20 145 21 768 23 203

24 100 25 246 26 746 28 753 31 811

33 594 34 923 37 609 42 238 43 572

44 664 45 544 47 540 51 737 55 380

58 887 57 063 53 715 57 937 58 657

57 653 58 049 60 824 63 474 63 495

62 106 63 285 64 803 67 784 74 969

79 542 85 588 90 295 94 990

102 874

108 944 118 749 126 287 132 459 139 472

146 607 155 772 161 904 162 765

28 433 29 411 31 192 31 192 32 178

33 630 34 014 35 612 38 051 39 659

40 764 42 581 43 933 45 294 48 537

50 300 52 364 55 341 59 251 62 283

64 420 68 247 74 522 81 884 85 601

88 104 91 712 97 603

101 869 104 161

106 773 107 011 109 568 115 167 122 264

128 658 131 827 136 202 141 628 143 893

147 154 152 579 155 602 158 525 158 894

161 351 162 040 162 850 168 800 174 720

186 575 195 356 199 853 210 067 216 747

234 450 249 165 261 123 279 544 295 504

324 002 349 488 376 959 381 731

43 143 35 120 35 446 36 781 39 036

40 304 41 516 43 053 44 792 47 530

50 313 54 094 56 058 56 843 57 898

61 163 65 270 65 999 68 434 72 720

76 187 81 102 86 521 87 554 91 066

95 509 98 628

101 366 106 191 112 317

119 106 122 517 126 298 129 720 134 108

137 306 142 736 149 917 155 741 155 976

161 430 168 622 173 795 178 047 180 919

185 018 187 085 187 571 189 439 191 034

194 724 196 260 194 791 193 129 191 340

189 552 190 910 196 193 199 947 208 561

214 947 223 552 233 001 242 850

17 025 17 739 18 441 19 107 19 797

20 368 20 916 21 594 22 319 23 259

24 175 24 735 25 591 26 472 23 287

23 778 24 163 24 604 25 186 25 536

26 174 27 004 28 006 28 080 29 108

30 526 31 410 32 281 34 201 35 280

36 418 37 018 38 013 39 095 40 239

42 114 43 957 46 190 48 565 49 565

50 759 52 424 54 146 55 692 56 124

56 666 57 198 57 674 60 483 63 820

65 516 65 495 69 563 72 254 75 735

77 438 79 346 83 756 85 219 88 455

93 073 98 247

101 801 104 521

192 520 195 495 208 379 214 849 226 701

236 450 245 535 255 676 271 694 286 513

303 052 316 120 324 773 341 567 353 787

367 775 390 327 416 398 446 357 472 148

493 069 522 044 546 468 577 153 606 928

633 415 645 667 670 291 706 319 720 490

741 155 741 011 762 132 791 994 840 690

882 804 876 782 857 669 902 574 899 287

899 375 913 458 948 151 971 412 964 095

953 312 932 194 945 168 973 523

1 002 728

1 044 843 1 072 009 1 079 513 1 108 660 1 157 441

1 191 007 1 236 270 1 273 129 1 330 390 1 401 067

1 478 492 1 560 155 1 620 139 1 595 691

Source: Stats SA, Gross domestic product (GDP) (Statistical release P0441) 1/ Personal services comprises the former categories of ‘community, social and other personal services’ and ‘Other producers’. 2/ 2009 GDP figures are derived as the sum of GDP for the four quarters of 2009.

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