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South Africa Facts & Figures
 

Demographics

43.3 million inhabitants 50% Urban, 50% Rural 82% adult literacy

 

Economy

23.9% of GDP from Manufacturing

16.1% of GDP from Trade

11% annual rate of inflation

77.1% employment rate

 

Infant Health

Infant mortality: 49 deaths per 1000 live births

 

Sources

UNICEF State of the World's Children 1999

SA 2000

SA Focus 1999

 
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