PRETORIA, Oct 10 (Reuters) - South Africa's population rose to 62 million people last year from 51.8 million in 2011, according to census data from the statistics agency released on Tuesday.

Demographers have warned that South Africa’s 2022 census may not be accurate enough for official use, and explain what went wrong.

Tom Moultrie received research funding for his general work in the past, including from the SAMRC, but not specifically for this. Rob Dorrington received research funding for his general work in ...

The results of Census 2011 also reveal that although the average South African household is still headed by a man, the number of women breadwinners is on the increase. Of the 15 million households ...

I have been involved in the process for the last four years as chair of South Africa’s National Statistics Council. As outgoing chair, my last task was to take part in the release of Census 2022.

I have been involved in the process for the last four years as chair of South Africa’s National Statistics Council. As outgoing chair, my last task was to take part in the release of Census 2022.