The Socio-economic Position of Two Coloured Communities in Vereeniging: Rust-ter-Vaal and Eatonside |
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ACCORDING TO AREA ACCORDING TO SEX AGE DISTRIBUTION AREA Area assaulted assisted housing attending school average blue-collar workers cent children in Eatonside children in Rust-ter-Vaal class of housing Coloured contingency Table Economic class EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS ATTAINED EMPLOYED MALES employed women employers employment fear of crime female Greenfield and Lewis HIGHEST EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS households in Eatonside households in Rust-ter-Vaal improving their educational indicated Instituut vir l0 or equivalent l2 months leisure time activities level of education males in Eatonside males in Rust-ter-Vaal monthly housing expense monthly income neighbourhood number of bedrooms occupants older than l6 Orange Free overcrowding persons per livingroom qualification of Standard rented economic houses residential area respect respondents in Eatonside respondents in Rust-ter-Vaal robbed or raped rowhouses Rust-ter Rust-ter-Vaal and Eatonside Rust-ter-Vaal Eatonside Percentage SCHOOL-GOING CHILDREN Sebokeng shebeens Slums Act SOUND BEDROOM squatter Std l0 TOTAL unem Vaal Vaal River Vanderbijlpark Vereeniging victimized women in Rust-ter-Vaal workers
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| Title | The Socio-economic Position of Two Coloured Communities in Vereeniging: Rust-ter-Vaal and Eatonside Issue 135 of Report (Human Sciences Research Council) Issue 135 of Verslag S |
| Authors | R. S. Judais, N. Boersema |
| Publisher | Human Sciences Research Council, 1985 |
| ISBN | 079690278X, 9780796902788 |
| Length | 117 pages |
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