According to a study concluded in November 2018, there were 6,175 people living in shelters and on the streets of the City of Cape Town. Most were males between the ages of 26 and 45. The majority lived in central Cape Town, Mitchells Plain and Bellville. Addressing an audience, most of whom were homeless, together..
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Latest study finds over 6,000 people living on the streets of Cape Town
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What would happen if the Western Cape dropped the rand and used its own currency
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A study conducted by IG Group in collaboration with the London School of Economics has considered the potential implications of the Western Cape dropping the South African rand. If the Western Cape were to create its own currency – called the Cape Rand – and break away from South Africa’s national currency, it would be..
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