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South Africa's 2022 Census - Has Johannesburg Stopped Growing, or Are the Numbers Wrong?

  • Oct 18, 2023
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[The Conversation Africa] South Africa's census is a vital source of information for policy making, planning and research, and so the Census 2022 findings released last week were eagerly awaited. It offers many insights on everything from marriage rates to language distribution. But as urban scholars and planning practitioners with decades of interest and experience in observing how post-apartheid settlements are being reshaped, our eyes have fallen particularly on what Census 2022 seems to be saying about changes in South

Source: allAfrica.com

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