Cape Town - Social & Economic inequalities 0.0 / 5 ? GeographyCase studiesA2/A-levelOCR Created by: StevenFoxCreated on: 09-04-16 20:14 During apartheid, what was the Cape Flats referred to as? the 'Dumping Ground' for non-whites 1 of 23 Why did many non-whites move to the Cape Flats after apartheid ended? Rural - Urban migration, looking for work 2 of 23 Number of shacks in Cape flats rose from 28,000 in 1993 to ------ in 2005? Number of shacks in Cape flats rose from 28,000 in 1993 to 265,000 in 2005? 3 of 23 Why were the Cape Flats buildings hugely susceptible to weather conditions Very poor quality housing 4 of 23 In which two townships is the AIDS epidemic at its worst? Nyanga & Khayelitsha 5 of 23 How many people in 4 have AIDS in these provinces? 1 in 4 people 6 of 23 In the Cross Roads region in Nyanga, how many households live below the poverty line? 80% of households live below the poverty line 7 of 23 What percentage of these households income goes on food? 40% of their income goes on food 8 of 23 What percentage of households in the Cross Roads region have access to water? Less then 50% 9 of 23 How many murders & rapes were recorded in the region between 2007-2008? 266 murders & 196 rapes 10 of 23 What is the name of one of the wealthiest suburbs in Cape Town? Constanatia 11 of 23 What proportion of Constanatia is white? 87% 12 of 23 What proportion of people live below the poverty line in Constanatia? Less than 10% 13 of 23 Why is Contanatia one of the safest suburbs? Gated community, barbed wire, armed guards 14 of 23 How much of the wealth do the 19% of whites hold in Cape Town? 58% of the wealth 15 of 23 What proportion of the wealth do the 32% Black population hold? 9% of the wealth 16 of 23 Why did the loss of aparthied ironically increase inequalities? No crime, more jobs 17 of 23 What percentage of Cape Town households live below the poverty line? 32% 18 of 23 What percentage of working age Blacks are unemployed? 44% 19 of 23 What percentage of working age Whites are unemployed? 5% 20 of 23 What percentage of working age 'Coloureds' are unemployed? 25% 21 of 23 What fraction of work in Cape Town is informal work 1/5 of work (or 20%) 22 of 23 Why are those who work in the formal sector still in relative poverty? Often paid badly and spend most of their money on travelling to work 23 of 23
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