Human Development Indicators in South Africa

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Human Development Indicators in South Africa Presented by Natasha Olubajo and Hanna Winkleman

Background of South Africa Some of the indigenous people of South Africa are the Zulu, Xhosa, Ndebele, Sotho and Swazi. South Africa was colonized by the Dutch and the English. Many Indian people migrated their for work because they were both English colonies. From 1948-1994 Apartheid existed. Nelson Mandela became the first black African to become president since they were colonized.

Indicator 1: Healthcare # of hospital beds per person is _____ # of physicians per person is ___ Life expectancy is ____

Fighting HIV/AIDS South Africa has the one of the highest rates of HIV?AIDS in the world. The rate is _____

Indicator 2: Education The average number of years of schooling for whites is__ Blacks is__

Education Needs to Improve The literacy rate for all South Africans is ____ The literacy rate for all females is ____ The literacy rate for males is ____

Indicator 3: Standard of Living Their economy is generally rising but has recently gone down because of high unemployment rates. Their GDP per capita is ____

Quality Life has Improved But Still Needs Improvement The unemployment rate is ____ The percentage of people in poverty is _____ Housing standards has increased but many people still live in very small basic homes.

Analysis Even though South Africa is the most developed country in Africa they still need many improvements. Some problems that are especially troubling are the high rates of crime, HIV/AIDS, and unemployment. Not to mention fighting racism that has prevailed since they were colonized by the Dutch and English and was intensified during the racist times of Apartheid. Their government needs to continue to improve the education for all people but especially for the non-white people who have been left out of the system on purpose. Through education the people will be better prepared to improve their health, they can create more jobs and continue to prosper.

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