Afrobarometer South Africa 2000 ddi-zaf-datafirst-afb-2000-v1.1

Afrobarometer

DataFirst 2020-04-01 Nesstar Publisher Version 2 Afrobarometer Survey South Africa 2000 AFBSA 2000 zaf-idasa-afb-sa-2000-v1 Institute for Democracy in South Africa (c) 2000, Institute for Democracy in South Africa Nesstar Publisher United States Agency for International Development Regional Center for Southern Africa USAID South Africa DataFirst Helpdesk Public Opinion Survey Institute for Democracy in South Africa. Afrobarometer: Round 1 Survey of South Africa, 2000 [dataset]. Version 1. Cape Town: Institute for Democracy in South Africa (IDASA) [producer], 2002. Cape Town: DataFirst [distributor], 2010. DOI: https://doi.org/10.25828/we9c-6c78 v1: Edited, anonymised dataset for public distribution consumption/consumer behaviour [1.1] economic conditions and indicators [1.2] economic policy [1.3] employment [3.1] unemployment [3.5] conflict, security and peace [4.1] domestic political issues [4.2] government, political systems and organisations [4.4] crime [5.1] law enforcement [5.2] specific diseases and medical conditions [8.9] cultural and national identity [13.3] social conditions and indicators [13.8] social change [13.7] social behaviour and attitudes [13.6] specific social services: use and provision [15.3] The Afrobarometer South Africa Survey 2000 was part of Round 1 of the Afrobarometer surveys, and includes data on the attitudes and opinions of the citizens of South Africa. Respondents were asked to rate South African President Mbeki and his administrations' overall performance and to state the most important issue facing the nation. Opinions were gathered on the role of the government in improving the economy, whether corruption existed in local and national government, whether government officials were responsive to problems of the general population, and whether local government officials, the police, the courts, the overall criminal justice system, the South African Defense Force, the media, the Independent Electoral Commission, and the South African Broadcasting Corporation could be trusted. Respondents were polled on their knowledge of government officials, their level of personal involvement in political, governmental, and community affairs, the inclusiveness of the government, and what their reactions would be to executive branch-sponsored government-imposed restrictions or prohibitions on the media, the judicial system, and parliament. South Africa The South African Afrobarometer Survey 2000 has national coverage. The data for the Afrobarometer South Africa 2000 dataset is at country level only. Households and individuals The survey universe is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older Sample survey data The survey used a multi-stage, stratified, area cluster probability sample Face-to-face [f2f] The survey had a response rate of approximately 90 percent DataFirst Institute for Democracy in South Africa. Afrobarometer: Round 1 Survey of South Africa, 2000 [dataset]. Version 1. Cape Town: Institute for Democracy in South Africa (IDASA) [producer], 2002. Cape Town: DataFirst [distributor], 2010. DOI: https://doi.org/10.25828/we9c-6c78 Public use files, available to all Afrobarometer SA 2000.NSDstat 0 366 Nesstar 200801 Institute for Democracy in South Africa Version 01 0 0 date of interview Date The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Date of interview satisfaction with economic conditions q1. At the moment, are you dissatisfied, neither dissatisfied nor satisfied, or satisfied with economic conditions in South Africa? PROBE FOR STRENGTH OF OPINION The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Satisfaction with economic conditions in South Africa 1 very dissatisfied 2 dissatisfied 3 neither dissatisfied nor satisfied 4 satisfied 5 very satisfied 6 do not know 98 refusal 99 missing evaluation of economic conditions q2. How do economic conditions in South Africa now compare to one year ago? READ OUT RESPONSE OPTIONS The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Evaluation of economic conditions in South Africa 1 much worse 2 worse 3 about the same 4 better 5 much better 6 do not know 98 refusal 99 missing economic expectations q3. What about in twelve months time? Do you expect economic conditions in South Africa to be worse, the same, or better than they are now? PROBE FOR STRENGTH OF OPINION The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Expectation of economic conditions in twelve months time 1 much worse 2 worse 3 about the same 4 better 5 much better 6 do not know 98 refusal 99 missing evaluation of personal economic conditions compared to other south africans q4. Would you say your personal economic conditions are worse, the same, or better than other South Africans? PROBE FOR STRENGTH OF OPINION The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Evaluation of personal economic conditions compared to other South Africans 1 much worse 2 worse 3 about the same 4 better 5 much better 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing data overall direction in the country q4a. Would you say that the country is going in the right direction/ going in the wrong direction? READ OUT RESPONSE OPTIONS The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion of the direction in which the country is headed 1 going in the right direction 2 going in the wrong direction 3 do not know 98 refused 99 missing how do you currently obtain food RECORD UP TO FOUR ANSWERS q5a. Describe how you currently obtain the food you and your family eat each month RECORD UP TO FOUR ANSWERS The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Method by which the family obtain food to eat each month 1 pay for it (cash or kind) 2 work for it 3 doing piece work 4 vending 5 crocheting 6 dressmaking 7 buy and sell chicken 8 own crops/livestock 9 grow maize 10 farming 11 rear chickens 12 neighbours assist 13 from friends and family 14 relatives provides 15 husband provides 16 friends 17 from my village 18 govt. food programme 19 govt. assistance 20 pensioner 21 traditional leader 22 know someone who helps me get govt. assistance 23 favour/bribe govt. official 24 pretend to be eligible for govt. assistance 25 steal it 26 ask anyone i can 27 beg for it 28 beg from relatives and friends 29 sit at home 30 breadwinner does not work 31 boyfriend provides 32 parents provide 33 from hand to mouth 34 african evangelist church 35 social workers 36 it will never happen 37 get credit 38 buy on account 39 find food somewhere 40 trade/barter/exchange 41 gold panning 42 fishing 43 building 44 cross-border training 45 commercial sex 46 beer brewing 47 business (small-scale) 48 business (medium to large) 49 selling livestock/cattle 50 sell my belongings 51 provided by employer 52 casual work 53 hunting bush animals 54 borrow foodstuff 55 looking for employment 56 buying maize husks 57 complain to govt. officials 58 govt. will distribute free food 59 praying to god 60 nothing i can do 61 local community/co-operative 62 other 63 ineligible for govt. assistance 64 work in barbers shop 65 buying 66 buying to supplement home produce 67 collecting from forest 68 don't know 69 work for food 70 go back to the land 71 god provides 72 from renting houses 73 selling goods 74 struggling (retrenchment) 75 sleep/go without food 76 selling illegal brew 77 get food from church 78 wife provides 79 work in tanzanian farms 80 get it from well-wishers 96 no further reponse 98 refused 99 missing how do you currently obtain food q5b. Describe how you currently obtain the food you and your family eat each month The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Method by which the family obtain food to eat each month 1 pay for it (cash or kind) 2 work for it 3 doing piece work 4 vending 5 crocheting 6 dressmaking 7 buy and sell chicken 8 own crops/livestock 9 grow maize 10 farming 11 rear chickens 12 neighbours assist 13 from friends and family 14 relatives provides 15 husband provides 16 friends 17 from my village 18 govt. food programme 19 govt. assistance 20 pensioner 21 traditional leader 22 know someone who helps me get govt. assistance 23 favour/bribe govt. official 24 pretend to be eligible for govt. assistance 25 steal it 26 ask anyone i can 27 beg for it 28 beg from relatives and friends 29 sit at home 30 breadwinner does not work 31 boyfriend provides 32 parents provide 33 from hand to mouth 34 african evangelist church 35 social workers 36 it will never happen 37 get credit 38 buy on account 39 find food somewhere 40 trade/barter/exchange 41 gold panning 42 fishing 43 building 44 cross-border training 45 commercial sex 46 beer brewing 47 business (small-scale) 48 business (medium to large) 49 selling livestock/cattle 50 sell my belongings 51 provided by employer 52 casual work 53 hunting bush animals 54 borrow foodstuff 55 looking for employment 56 buying maize husks 57 complain to govt. officials 58 govt. will distribute free food 59 praying to god 60 nothing i can do 61 local community/co-operative 62 other 63 ineligible for govt. assistance 64 work in barbers shop 65 buying 66 buying to supplement home produce 67 collecting from forest 68 dont know 69 work for food 70 go back to the land 71 god provides 72 from renting houses 73 selling goods 74 struggling (retrenchment) 75 sleep/go without food 76 selling illegal brew 77 get food from church 78 wife provides 79 work in tanzanian farms 80 get it from well-wishers 96 no further reponse 98 refused 99 missing how do you obtain food q5c. Describe how you currently obtain the food you and your family eat each month The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Method by which the family obtain food to eat each month 1 pay for it (cash or kind) 2 work for it 3 doing piece work 4 vending 5 crocheting 6 dressmaking 7 buy and sell chicken 8 own crops/livestock 9 grow maize 10 farming 11 rear chickens 12 neighbours assist 13 from friends and family 14 relatives provides 15 husband provides 16 friends 17 from my village 18 govt. food programme 19 govt. assistance 20 pensioner 21 traditional leader 22 know someone who helps me get govt. assistance 23 favour/bribe govt. official 24 pretend to be eligible for govt. assistance 25 steal it 26 ask anyone i can 27 beg for it 28 beg from relatives and friends 29 sit at home 30 breadwinner does not work 31 boyfriend provides 32 parents provide 33 from hand to mouth 34 african evangelist church 35 social workers 36 it will never happen 37 get credit 38 buy on account 39 find food somewhere 40 trade/barter/exchange 41 gold panning 42 fishing 43 building 44 cross-border training 45 commercial sex 46 beer brewing 47 business (small-scale) 48 business (medium to large) 49 selling livestock/cattle 50 sell my belongings 51 provided by employer 52 casual work 53 hunting bush animals 54 borrow foodstuff 55 looking for employment 56 buying maize husks 57 complain to govt. officials 58 govt. will distribute free food 59 praying to god 60 nothing i can do 61 local community/co-operative 62 other 63 ineligible for govt. assistance 64 work in barbers shop 65 buying 66 buying to supplement home produce 67 collecting from forest 68 dont know 69 work for food 70 go back to the land 71 god provides 72 from renting houses 73 selling goods 74 struggling (retrenchment) 75 sleep/go without food 76 selling illegal brew 77 get food from church 78 wife provides 79 work in tanzanian farms 80 get it from well-wishers 96 no further reponse 98 refused 99 missing how do you obtain food q5d. Describe how you currently obtain the food you and your family eat each month The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Method by which the family obtain food to eat each month 1 pay for it (cash or kind) 2 work for it 3 doing piece work 4 vending 5 crocheting 6 dressmaking 7 buy and sell chicken 8 own crops/livestock 9 grow maize 10 farming 11 rear chickens 12 neighbours assist 13 from friends and family 14 relatives provides 15 husband provides 16 friends 17 from my village 18 govt. food programme 19 govt. assistance 20 pensioner 21 traditional leader 22 know someone who helps me get govt. assistance 23 favour/bribe govt. official 24 pretend to be eligible for govt. assistance 25 steal it 26 ask anyone i can 27 beg for it 28 beg from relatives and friends 29 sit at home 30 breadwinner does not work 31 boyfriend provides 32 parents provide 33 from hand to mouth 34 african evangelist church 35 social workers 36 it will never happen 37 get credit 38 buy on account 39 find food somewhere 40 trade/barter/exchange 41 gold panning 42 fishing 43 building 44 cross-border training 45 commercial sex 46 beer brewing 47 business (small-scale) 48 business (medium to large) 49 selling livestock/cattle 50 sell my belongings 51 provided by employer 52 casual work 53 hunting bush animals 54 borrow foodstuff 55 looking for employment 56 buying maize husks 57 complain to govt. officials 58 govt. will distribute free food 59 praying to god 60 nothing i can do 61 local community/co-operative 62 other 63 ineligible for govt. assistance 64 work in barbers shop 65 buying 66 buying to supplement home produce 67 collecting from forest 68 dont know 69 work for food 70 go back to the land 71 god provides 72 from renting houses 73 selling goods 74 struggling (retrenchment) 75 sleep/go without food 76 selling illegal brew 77 get food from church 78 wife provides 79 work in tanzanian farms 80 get it from well-wishers 96 no further reponse 98 refused 99 missing what other methods would you use to obtain food q6a. If you could no longer obtain food in this way, what other methods would you be most likely to use? RECORD UP TO THREE ANSWERS The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Other methods most likely to be used to obtain food if the methods provided in q5 fails 1 pay for it (cash or kind) 2 work for it 3 doing piece work 4 vending 5 crocheting 6 dressmaking 7 buy and sell chicken 8 own crops/livestock 9 grow maize 10 farming 11 rear chickens 12 neighbours assist 13 from friends and family 14 relatives provides 15 husband provides 16 friends 17 from my village 18 govt. food programme 19 govt. assistance 20 pensioner 21 traditional leader 22 know someone who helps me get govt. assistance 23 favour/bribe govt. official 24 pretend to be eligible for govt. assistance 25 steal it 26 ask anyone i can 27 beg for it 28 beg from relatives and friends 29 sit at home 30 breadwinner does not work 31 boyfriend provides 32 parents provide 33 from hand to mouth 34 african evangelist church 35 social workers 36 it will never happen 37 get credit 38 buy on account 39 find food somewhere 40 trade/barter/exchange 41 gold panning 42 fishing 43 building 44 cross-border training 45 commercial sex 46 beer brewing 47 business (small-scale) 48 business (medium to large) 49 selling livestock/cattle 50 sell my belongings 51 provided by employer 52 casual work 53 hunting bush animals 54 borrow foodstuff 55 looking for employment 56 buying maize husks 57 complain to govt. officials 58 govt. will distribute free food 59 praying to god 60 nothing i can do 61 local community/co-operative 62 other 63 ineligible for govt. assistance 64 work in barbers shop 65 buying 66 buying to supplement home produce 67 collecting from forest 68 don't know 69 work for food 70 go back to the land 71 god provides 72 from renting houses 73 selling goods 74 struggling (retrenchment) 75 sleep/go without food 76 selling illegal brew 77 get food from church 78 wife provides 79 work in tanzanian farms 80 get it from well-wishers 96 no further reponse 98 refused 99 missing data what other methods would you use to obtain food q6b. If you could no longer obtain food in this way, what other methods would you be most likely to use? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Other methods most likely to be used to obtain food if the methods provided in q5 fails 1 pay for it (cash or kind) 2 work for it 3 doing piece work 4 vending 5 crocheting 6 dressmaking 7 buy and sell chicken 8 own crops/livestock 9 grow maize 10 farming 11 rear chickens 12 neighbours assist 13 from friends and family 14 relatives provides 15 husband provides 16 friends 17 from my village 18 govt. food programme 19 govt. assistance 20 pensioner 21 traditional leader 22 know someone who helps me get govt. assistance 23 favour/bribe govt. official 24 pretend to be eligible for govt. assistance 25 steal it 26 ask anyone i can 27 beg for it 28 beg from relatives and friends 29 sit at home 30 breadwinner does not work 31 boyfriend provides 32 parents provide 33 from hand to mouth 34 african evangelist church 35 social workers 36 it will never happen 37 get credit 38 buy on account 39 find food somewhere 40 trade/barter/exchange 41 gold panning 42 fishing 43 building 44 cross-border training 45 commercial sex 46 beer brewing 47 business (small-scale) 48 business (medium to large) 49 selling livestock/cattle 50 sell my belongings 51 provided by employer 52 casual work 53 hunting bush animals 54 borrow foodstuff 55 looking for employment 56 buying maize husks 57 complain to govt. officials 58 govt. will distribute free food 59 praying to god 60 nothing i can do 61 local community/co-operative 62 other 63 ineligible for govt. assistance 64 work in barbers shop 65 buying 66 buying to supplement home produce 67 collecting from forest 68 don't know 69 work for food 70 go back to the land 71 god provides 72 from renting houses 73 selling goods 74 struggling (retrenchment) 75 sleep/go without food 76 selling illegal brew 77 get food from church 78 wife provides 79 work in tanzanian farms 80 get it from well-wishers 96 no further reponse 98 refused 99 missing data what other methods would you use to obtain food q6c. If you could no longer obtain food in this way, what other methods would you be most likely to use? Is there anything else? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Other methods most likely to be used to obtain food if the methods provided in q5 fails 1 pay for it (cash or kind) 2 work for it 3 doing piece work 4 vending 5 crocheting 6 dressmaking 7 buy and sell chicken 8 own crops/livestock 9 grow maize 10 farming 11 rear chickens 12 neighbours assist 13 from friends and family 14 relatives provides 15 husband provides 16 friends 17 from my village 18 govt. food programme 19 govt. assistance 20 pensioner 21 traditional leader 22 know someone who helps me get govt. assistance 23 favour/bribe govt. official 24 pretend to be eligible for govt. assistance 25 steal it 26 ask anyone i can 27 beg for it 28 beg from relatives and friends 29 sit at home 30 breadwinner does not work 31 boyfriend provides 32 parents provide 33 from hand to mouth 34 african evangelist church 35 social workers 36 it will never happen 37 get credit 38 buy on account 39 find food somewhere 40 trade/barter/exchange 41 gold panning 42 fishing 43 building 44 cross-border training 45 commercial sex 46 beer brewing 47 business (small-scale) 48 business (medium to large) 49 selling livestock/cattle 50 sell my belongings 51 provided by employer 52 casual work 53 hunting bush animals 54 borrow foodstuff 55 looking for employment 56 buying maize husks 57 complain to govt. officials 58 govt. will distribute free food 59 praying to god 60 nothing i can do 61 local community/co-operative 62 other 63 ineligible for govt. assistance 64 work in barbers shop 65 buying 66 buying to supplement home produce 67 collecting from forest 68 don't know 69 work for food 70 go back to the land 71 god provides 72 from renting houses 73 selling goods 74 struggling (retrenchment) 75 sleep/go without food 76 selling illegal brew 77 get food from church 78 wife provides 79 work in tanzanian farms 80 get it from well-wishers 96 no further reponse 98 refused 99 missing data what safety measures do you have for your home q7a. Describe the things you currently rely on for the safety of your home RECORD UP TO FOUR ANSWERS The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Safety measures for home 1 pay some one to watch house 2 someone guards the house 3 it is insured 4 watch it myself/guard it myself 5 have durawall/brick wall/fence 6 keep all doors locked 7 dogs will protect home 8 alarm/security system 9 rely on community group 10 neighbours provide/help 11 neighbourhood watch 12 rely on friends/family 13 rely on police 14 rely on traditional leader 15 go to chief 16 go to headman 17 use traditional medicine 18 rely on people i know in the police 19 bribe police 20 pretend to pay to watch house 21 steal things to make home safe 22 ask anyone to help me 23 nothing i can do 24 go to council 25 look for more secure place 26 don't know 27 do not use anything 28 rely on god/allah 29 protection from soldiers/army 30 burglar bars 31 get a gun 32 lock house and gate 33 being alert when sleeping 34 blow whistle for help 35 security company 36 self-defence 37 rely on black medicine/sorcery 38 close door with poles 39 not revealing household schedules 40 keeping weapons (eg. knife,panga,baton,spears,clubs,etc.) 41 securing the windows 42 somebody always at home 43 noisy alarm apparatus behind door 44 do not allow strangers in 45 security lights 46 do not switch off lights 47 not fraternising with people 48 store valuables at friends 49 put thorns/glass around house 50 electric fence 51 nothing 52 no other methods 53 close windows 95 other 96 no further answer 97 not applicable 98 refused 99 missing data what safety measures do you have for your home q7b. Describe the things you currently rely on for the safety of your home The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Safety measures for home 1 pay some one to watch house 2 someone guards the house 3 it is insured 4 watch it myself/guard it myself 5 have durawall/brick wall/fence 6 keep all doors locked 7 dogs will protect home 8 alarm/security system 9 rely on community group 10 neighbours provide/help 11 neighbourhood watch 12 rely on friends/family 13 rely on police 14 rely on traditional leader 15 go to chief 16 go to headman 17 use traditional medicine 18 rely on people i know in the police 19 bribe police 20 pretend to pay to watch house 21 steal things to make home safe 22 ask anyone to help me 23 nothing i can do 24 go to council 25 look for more secure place 26 don't know 27 do not use anything 28 rely on god/allah 29 protection from soldiers/army 30 burglar bars 31 get a gun 32 lock house and gate 33 being alert when sleeping 34 blow whistle for help 35 security company 36 self-defence 37 rely on black medicine/sorcery 38 close door with poles 39 not revealing household schedules 40 keeping weapons (eg. knife,panga,baton,spears,clubs,etc.) 41 securing the windows 42 somebody always at home 43 noisy alarm apparatus behind door 44 do not allow strangers in 45 security lights 46 do not switch off lights 47 not fraternising with people 48 store valuables at friends 49 put thorns/glass around house 50 electric fence 51 nothing 52 no other methods 53 close windows 95 other 96 no further answer 97 not applicable 98 refused 99 missing what safety measures do you have for your home q7c. Describe the things you currently rely on for the safety of your home The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Safety measures for home 1 pay some one to watch house 2 someone guards the house 3 it is insured 4 watch it myself/guard it myself 5 have durawall/brick wall/fence 6 keep all doors locked 7 dogs will protect home 8 alarm/security system 9 rely on community group 10 neighbours provide/help 11 neighbourhood watch 12 rely on friends/family 13 rely on police 14 rely on traditional leader 15 go to chief 16 go to headman 17 use traditional medicine 18 rely on people i know in the police 19 bribe police 20 pretend to pay to watch house 21 steal things to make home safe 22 ask anyone to help me 23 nothing i can do 24 go to council 25 look for more secure place 26 don't know 27 do not use anything 28 rely on god/allah 29 protection from soldiers/army 30 burglar bars 31 get a gun 32 lock house and gate 33 being alert when sleeping 34 blow whistle for help 35 security company 36 self-defence 37 rely on black medicine/sorcery 38 close door with poles 39 not revealing household schedules 40 keeping weapons (eg. knife,panga,baton,spears,clubs,etc.) 41 securing the windows 42 somebody always at home 43 noisy alarm apparatus behind door 44 do not allow strangers in 45 security lights 46 do not switch off lights 47 not fraternising with people 48 store valuables at friends 49 put thorns/glass around house 50 electric fence 51 nothing 52 no other methods 53 close windows 95 other 96 no further answer 97 not applicable 98 refused 99 missing data what safety measures do you have for your home q7d. Describe the things you currently rely on for the safety of your home The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Safety measures for home 1 pay some one to watch house 2 someone guards the house 3 it is insured 4 watch it myself/guard it myself 5 have durawall/brick wall/fence 6 keep all doors locked 7 dogs will protect home 8 alarm/security system 9 rely on community group 10 neighbours provide/help 11 neighbourhood watch 12 rely on friends/family 13 rely on police 14 rely on traditional leader 15 go to chief 16 go to headman 17 use traditional medicine 18 rely on people i know in the police 19 bribe police 20 pretend to pay to watch house 21 steal things to make home safe 22 ask anyone to help me 23 nothing i can do 24 go to council 25 look for more secure place 26 don't know 27 do not use anything 28 rely on god/allah 29 protection from soldiers/army 30 burglar bars 31 get a gun 32 lock house and gate 33 being alert when sleeping 34 blow whistle for help 35 security company 36 self-defence 37 rely on black medicine/sorcery 38 close door with poles 39 not revealing household schedules 40 keeping weapons (eg. knife,panga,baton,spears,clubs,etc.) 41 securing the windows 42 somebody always at home 43 noisy alarm apparatus behind door 44 do not allow strangers in 45 security lights 46 do not switch off lights 47 not fraternising with people 48 store valuables at friends 49 put thorns/glass around house 50 electric fence 51 nothing 52 no other methods 53 close windows 95 other 96 no further answer 97 not applicable 98 refused 99 missing data what other methods would you use to protect your home q8a. If you could no longer protect your home in this way, what other methods would you be most likely to use? RECORD UP TO THREE ANSWERS The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Other methods most likely to be used for the safety of home if methods provided in q7 fails 1 pay some one to watch house 2 someone guards the house 3 it is insured 4 watch it myself/guard it myself 5 have durawall/brick wall/fence 6 keep all doors locked 7 dogs will protect home 8 alarm/security system 9 rely on community group 10 neighbours provide/help 11 neighbourhood watch 12 rely on friends/family 13 rely on police 14 rely on traditional leader 15 go to chief 16 go to headman 17 use traditional medicine 18 rely on people i know in the police 19 bribe police 20 pretend to pay to watch house 21 steal things to make home safe 22 ask anyone to help me 23 nothing i can do 24 go to council 25 look for more secure place 26 don't know 27 do not use anything 28 rely on god/allah 29 protection from soldiers/army 30 burglar bars 31 get a gun 32 lock house and gate 33 being alert when sleeping 34 blow whistle for help 35 security company 36 self-defence 37 rely on black medicine/sorcery 38 close door with poles 39 not revealing household schedules 40 keeping weapons (eg. knife,panga,baton,spears,clubs,etc.) 41 securing the windows 42 somebody always at home 43 noisy alarm apparatus behind door 44 do not allow strangers in 45 security lights 46 do not switch off lights 47 not fraternising with people 48 store valuables at friends 49 put thorns/glass around house 50 electric fence 51 nothing 52 no other methods 53 close windows 95 other 96 no further answer 97 not applicable 98 refused 99 missing data what other methods would you use to protect your home q8b. If you could no longer protect your home in this way, what other methods would you be most likely to use? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Other methods most likely to be used for the safety of home if methods provided in q7 fails 1 pay some one to watch house 2 someone guards the house 3 it is insured 4 watch it myself/guard it myself 5 have durawall/brick wall/fence 6 keep all doors locked 7 dogs will protect home 8 alarm/security system 9 rely on community group 10 neighbours provide/help 11 neighbourhood watch 12 rely on friends/family 13 rely on police 14 rely on traditional leader 15 go to chief 16 go to headman 17 use traditional medicine 18 rely on people i know in the police 19 bribe police 20 pretend to pay to watch house 21 steal things to make home safe 22 ask anyone to help me 23 nothing i can do 24 go to council 25 look for more secure place 26 don't know 27 do not use anything 28 rely on god/allah 29 protection from soldiers/army 30 burglar bars 31 get a gun 32 lock house and gate 33 being alert when sleeping 34 blow whistle for help 35 security company 36 self-defence 37 rely on black medicine/sorcery 38 close door with poles 39 not revealing household schedules 40 keeping weapons (eg. knife,panga,baton,spears,clubs,etc.) 41 securing the windows 42 somebody always at home 43 noisy alarm apparatus behind door 44 do not allow strangers in 45 security lights 46 do not switch off lights 47 not fraternising with people 48 store valuables at friends 49 put thorns/glass around house 50 electric fence 51 nothing 52 no other methods 53 close windows 95 other 96 no further answer 97 not applicable 98 refused 99 missing data what other methods would you use to protect your home q8c. If you could no longer protect your home in this way, what other methods would you be most likely to use? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Other methods most likely to be used for the safety of home if methods provided in q7 fails 1 pay some one to watch house 2 someone guards the house 3 it is insured 4 watch it myself/guard it myself 5 have durawall/brick wall/fence 6 keep all doors locked 7 dogs will protect home 8 alarm/security system 9 rely on community group 10 neighbours provide/help 11 neighbourhood watch 12 rely on friends/family 13 rely on police 14 rely on traditional leader 15 go to chief 16 go to headman 17 use traditional medicine 18 rely on people i know in the police 19 bribe police 20 pretend to pay to watch house 21 steal things to make home safe 22 ask anyone to help me 23 nothing i can do 24 go to council 25 look for more secure place 26 don't know 27 do not use anything 28 rely on god/allah 29 protection from soldiers/army 30 burglar bars 31 get a gun 32 lock house and gate 33 being alert when sleeping 34 blow whistle for help 35 security company 36 self-defence 37 rely on black medicine/sorcery 38 close door with poles 39 not revealing household schedules 40 keeping weapons (eg. knife,panga,baton,spears,clubs,etc.) 41 securing the windows 42 somebody always at home 43 noisy alarm apparatus behind door 44 do not allow strangers in 45 security lights 46 do not switch off lights 47 not fraternising with people 48 store valuables at friends 49 put thorns/glass around house 50 electric fence 51 nothing 52 no other methods 53 close windows 95 other 96 no further answer 97 not applicable 98 refused 99 missing data how do currently obtain health care q9a. Describe the things you currently do to obtain health care for yourself or your family RECORD UP TO FOUR ANSWERS The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Methods of obtaining health care for the respondent/ the family 1 pay for it 2 pay it when we have money 3 buy medicine for chemist 4 medical aid/health scheme 5 employer pays medical bills 6 treat myself 7 eating good food 8 keeping yard clean 9 washing hands after using toilet 10 being hygienic 11 having discipline 12 balanced diet 13 using toilets 14 using pits for rubbish 15 drink clean water 16 local community/co-operative group 17 friends/family 18 help from others 19 government clinics 20 govt. hospital 21 govt. assistance 22 go to doctor 23 from traditional healer 24 use traditional medicine 25 someone helps me with government assistance 26 bribe govt official 27 pretend im eligible for govt assistance 28 steal medical goods 29 ask anyone to help me 30 use holy water 31 going to church 32 going to prophet 33 praying 34 don't know 35 nothing i can do 36 exercise 37 ask pastors/ministers to help 38 church 39 using contraceptives 40 using condoms 41 use health education 42 wait for death 43 private hospital/clinic 44 have a first aid kit 45 abstaining from sex 46 dont overwork ourselves 47 being faithful to partner 48 know govt. person who can get govt. care 49 govt. clinics/hospitals 50 african medicine 51 buy medicine 52 buy medicine in advance 53 company clinic 54 free medical care from zccm 55 free medical care 56 from traditional birth attendant 57 local health centre 58 no solution 59 get money to pay for health care 60 travel to town for treatment 61 using boiled water for drinking 96 no further response 97 other 98 refused 99 missing data how do currently obtain health care q9b. Describe the things you currently do to obtain health care for yourself or your family The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Methods of obtaining health care for the respondent/ the family 1 pay for it 2 pay it when we have money 3 buy medicine for chemist 4 medical aid/health scheme 5 employer pays medical bills 6 treat myself 7 eating good food 8 keeping yard clean 9 washing hands after using toilet 10 being hygienic 11 having discipline 12 balanced diet 13 using toilets 14 using pits for rubbish 15 drink clean water 16 local community/co-operative group 17 friends/family 18 help from others 19 government clinics 20 govt. hospital 21 govt. assistance 22 go to doctor 23 from traditional healer 24 use traditional medicine 25 someone helps me with government assistance 26 bribe govt official 27 pretend im eligible for govt assistance 28 steal medical goods 29 ask anyone to help me 30 use holy water 31 going to church 32 going to prophet 33 praying 34 don't know 35 nothing i can do 36 exercise 37 ask pastors/ministers to help 38 church 39 using contraceptives 40 using condoms 41 use health education 42 wait for death 43 private hospital/clinic 44 have a first aid kit 45 abstaining from sex 46 dont overwork ourselves 47 being faithful to partner 48 know govt. person who can get govt. care 49 govt. clinics/hospitals 50 african medicine 51 buy medicine 52 buy medicine in advance 53 company clinic 54 free medical care from zccm 55 free medical care 56 from traditional birth attendant 57 local health centre 58 no solution 59 get money to pay for health care 60 travel to town for treatment 61 using boiled water for drinking 96 no further response 97 other 98 refused 99 missing data how do currently obtain health care q9c. Describe the things you currently do to obtain health care for yourself or your family The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Methods of obtaining health care for the respondent/ the family 1 pay for it 2 pay it when we have money 3 buy medicine for chemist 4 medical aid/health scheme 5 employer pays medical bills 6 treat myself 7 eating good food 8 keeping yard clean 9 washing hands after using toilet 10 being hygienic 11 having discipline 12 balanced diet 13 using toilets 14 using pits for rubbish 15 drink clean water 16 local community/co-operative group 17 friends/family 18 help from others 19 government clinics 20 govt. hospital 21 govt. assistance 22 go to doctor 23 from traditional healer 24 use traditional medicine 25 someone helps me with government assistance 26 bribe govt official 27 pretend im eligible for govt assistance 28 steal medical goods 29 ask anyone to help me 30 use holy water 31 going to church 32 going to prophet 33 praying 34 don't know 35 nothing i can do 36 exercise 37 ask pastors/ministers to help 38 church 39 using contraceptives 40 using condoms 41 use health education 42 wait for death 43 private hospital/clinic 44 have a first aid kit 45 abstaining from sex 46 dont overwork ourselves 47 being faithful to partner 48 know govt. person who can get govt. care 49 govt. clinics/hospitals 50 african medicine 51 buy medicine 52 buy medicine in advance 53 company clinic 54 free medical care from zccm 55 free medical care 56 from traditional birth attendant 57 local health centre 58 no solution 59 get money to pay for health care 60 travel to town for treatment 61 using boiled water for drinking 96 no further response 97 other 98 refused 99 missing data how do currently obtain health care q9d. Describe the things you currently do to obtain health care for yourself or your family The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Methods of obtaining health care for the respondent/ the family 1 pay for it 2 pay it when we have money 3 buy medicine for chemist 4 medical aid/health scheme 5 employer pays medical bills 6 treat myself 7 eating good food 8 keeping yard clean 9 washing hands after using toilet 10 being hygienic 11 having discipline 12 balanced diet 13 using toilets 14 using pits for rubbish 15 drink clean water 16 local community/co-operative group 17 friends/family 18 help from others 19 government clinics 20 govt. hospital 21 govt. assistance 22 go to doctor 23 from traditional healer 24 use traditional medicine 25 someone helps me with government assistance 26 bribe govt official 27 pretend im eligible for govt assistance 28 steal medical goods 29 ask anyone to help me 30 use holy water 31 going to church 32 going to prophet 33 praying 34 don't know 35 nothing i can do 36 exercise 37 ask pastors/ministers to help 38 church 39 using contraceptives 40 using condoms 41 use health education 42 wait for death 43 private hospital/clinic 44 have a first aid kit 45 abstaining from sex 46 dont overwork ourselves 47 being faithful to partner 48 know govt. person who can get govt. care 49 govt. clinics/hospitals 50 african medicine 51 buy medicine 52 buy medicine in advance 53 company clinic 54 free medical care from zccm 55 free medical care 56 from traditional birth attendant 57 local health centre 58 no solution 59 get money to pay for health care 60 travel to town for treatment 61 using boiled water for drinking 96 no further response 97 other 98 refused 99 missing data what other methods do you use to obtain health care q10a. If you could no longer get health care in this way, what other methods would you be most likely to use? RECORD UP TO THREE ANSWERS The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Other methods most likely to be used to get health care for the family if methods in q9 fails 1 pay for it 2 pay it when we have money 3 buy medicine for chemist 4 medical aid/health scheme 5 employer pays medical bills 6 treat myself 7 eating good food 8 keeping yard clean 9 washing hands after using toilet 10 being hygienic 11 having discipline 12 balanced diet 13 using toilets 14 using pits for rubbish 15 drink clean water 16 local community/co-operative group 17 friends/family 18 help from others 19 government clinics 20 govt. hospital 21 govt. assistance 22 go to doctor 23 from traditional healer 24 use traditional medicine 25 someone helps me with government assistance 26 bribe govt official 27 pretend im eligible for govt assistance 28 steal medical goods 29 ask anyone to help me 30 use holy water 31 going to church 32 going to prophet 33 praying 34 don't know 35 nothing i can do 36 exercise 37 ask pastors/ministers to help 38 church 39 using contraceptives 40 using condoms 41 use health education 42 wait for death 43 private hospital/clinic 44 have a first aid kit 45 abstaining from sex 46 dont overwork ourselves 47 being faithful to partner 48 know govt. person who can get govt. care 49 govt. clinics/hospitals 50 african medicine 51 buy medicine 52 buy medicine in advance 53 company clinic 54 free medical care from zccm 55 free medical care 56 from traditional birth attendant 57 local health centre 58 no solution 59 get money to pay for health care 60 travel to town for treatment 61 using boiled water for drinking 96 no further response 97 other 98 refused 99 missing data what other methods do you use to obtain health care q10b. If you could no longer get health care in this way, what other methods would you be most likely to use? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Other methods most likely to be used to get health care for the family if methods in q9 fails 1 pay for it 2 pay it when we have money 3 buy medicine for chemist 4 medical aid/health scheme 5 employer pays medical bills 6 treat myself 7 eating good food 8 keeping yard clean 9 washing hands after using toilet 10 being hygienic 11 having discipline 12 balanced diet 13 using toilets 14 using pits for rubbish 15 drink clean water 16 local community/co-operative group 17 friends/family 18 help from others 19 government clinics 20 govt. hospital 21 govt. assistance 22 go to doctor 23 from traditional healer 24 use traditional medicine 25 someone helps me with government assistance 26 bribe govt official 27 pretend im eligible for govt assistance 28 steal medical goods 29 ask anyone to help me 30 use holy water 31 going to church 32 going to prophet 33 praying 34 don't know 35 nothing i can do 36 exercise 37 ask pastors/ministers to help 38 church 39 using contraceptives 40 using condoms 41 use health education 42 wait for death 43 private hospital/clinic 44 have a first aid kit 45 abstaining from sex 46 dont overwork ourselves 47 being faithful to partner 48 know govt. person who can get govt. care 49 govt. clinics/hospitals 50 african medicine 51 buy medicine 52 buy medicine in advance 53 company clinic 54 free medical care from zccm 55 free medical care 56 from traditional birth attendant 57 local health centre 58 no solution 59 get money to pay for health care 60 travel to town for treatment 61 using boiled water for drinking 96 no further response 97 other 98 refused 99 missing data what other methods do you use to obtain health care q10c. If you could no longer get health care in this way, what other methods would you be most likely to use? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Other methods most likely to be used to get health care for the family if methods in q9 fails 1 pay for it 2 pay it when we have money 3 buy medicine for chemist 4 medical aid/health scheme 5 employer pays medical bills 6 treat myself 7 eating good food 8 keeping yard clean 9 washing hands after using toilet 10 being hygienic 11 having discipline 12 balanced diet 13 using toilets 14 using pits for rubbish 15 drink clean water 16 local community/co-operative group 17 friends/family 18 help from others 19 government clinics 20 govt. hospital 21 govt. assistance 22 go to doctor 23 from traditional healer 24 use traditional medicine 25 someone helps me with government assistance 26 bribe govt official 27 pretend im eligible for govt assistance 28 steal medical goods 29 ask anyone to help me 30 use holy water 31 going to church 32 going to prophet 33 praying 34 don't know 35 nothing i can do 36 exercise 37 ask pastors/ministers to help 38 church 39 using contraceptives 40 using condoms 41 use health education 42 wait for death 43 private hospital/clinic 44 have a first aid kit 45 abstaining from sex 46 dont overwork ourselves 47 being faithful to partner 48 know govt. person who can get govt. care 49 govt. clinics/hospitals 50 african medicine 51 buy medicine 52 buy medicine in advance 53 company clinic 54 free medical care from zccm 55 free medical care 56 from traditional birth attendant 57 local health centre 58 no solution 59 get money to pay for health care 60 travel to town for treatment 61 using boiled water for drinking 96 no further response 97 other 98 refused 99 missing data how do you normally obtain cash income q11a. If you could no longer get health care in this way, what other methods would you be most likely to use? RECORD UP TO THREE ANSWERS The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Method normally used to obtain cash income 1 from employed/formal employment 2 piece work 3 work for other people 4 work for myself 5 selling vegetables 6 from renting out property 7 sell goods at tuck shop 8 rearing chickens 9 rely on god 10 grow crops for sale 11 moulding bricks 12 selling goods 13 farming 14 keeping livestock 15 crocheting 16 subsistence farming 17 start small business 18 sell livestock 19 informal trader 20 local community/co-operative association 21 friends/family 22 husband provides 23 boyfriend provides 24 traditional leader 25 someone helps me get government assistance 26 favour/bribe government official 27 pretend im eligible for government assistance 28 steal/sell illegal goods 29 ask anyone to help me 30 looking for a job 31 nothing i can do 32 don't know 33 own a business 34 casual work 35 part-time work 36 from children 37 from parents 38 government pension 39 pension 40 would give up 41 pray 42 go to my village/land 43 make a loan/borrow 44 washing cars 45 do anything 46 self-help projects 47 ask the government 48 gold panning 49 fishing 50 building 51 investment 52 commercial sex 53 begging 54 work for myself/investments 55 know someone-government welfare assistance 56 other 57 selling baskets 58 selling food 59 speculating with anything 60 find a job 61 gardening 62 from well-wishes 63 making baskets 64 never been in such a situation 65 pocket money 66 sub-letting own house 67 try something new 96 no further response 98 refused 99 missing data how do you normally obtain cash income q11b. If you could no longer get health care in this way, what other methods would you be most likely to use? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Method normally used to obtain cash income 1 from employed/formal employment 2 piece work 3 work for other people 4 work for myself 5 selling vegetables 6 from renting out property 7 sell goods at tuck shop 8 rearing chickens 9 rely on god 10 grow crops for sale 11 moulding bricks 12 selling goods 13 farming 14 keeping livestock 15 crocheting 16 subsistence farming 17 start small business 18 sell livestock 19 informal trader 20 local community/co-operative association 21 friends/family 22 husband provides 23 boyfriend provides 24 traditional leader 25 someone helps me get government assistance 26 favour/bribe government official 27 pretend im eligible for government assistance 28 steal/sell illegal goods 29 ask anyone to help me 30 looking for a job 31 nothing i can do 32 don't know 33 own a business 34 casual work 35 part-time work 36 from children 37 from parents 38 government pension 39 pension 40 would give up 41 pray 42 go to my village/land 43 make a loan/borrow 44 washing cars 45 do anything 46 self-help projects 47 ask the government 48 gold panning 49 fishing 50 building 51 investment 52 commercial sex 53 begging 54 work for myself/investments 55 know someone-government welfare assistance 56 other 57 selling baskets 58 selling food 59 speculating with anything 60 find a job 61 gardening 62 from well-wishes 63 making baskets 64 never been in such a situation 65 pocket money 66 sub-letting own house 67 try something new 96 no further response 98 refused 99 missing data how do you normally obtain cash income q11c. If you could no longer get health care in this way, what other methods would you be most likely to use? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Method normally used to obtain cash income 1 from employed/formal employment 2 piece work 3 work for other people 4 work for myself 5 selling vegetables 6 from renting out property 7 sell goods at tuck shop 8 rearing chickens 9 rely on god 10 grow crops for sale 11 moulding bricks 12 selling goods 13 farming 14 keeping livestock 15 crocheting 16 subsistence farming 17 start small business 18 sell livestock 19 informal trader 20 local community/co-operative association 21 friends/family 22 husband provides 23 boyfriend provides 24 traditional leader 25 someone helps me get government assistance 26 favour/bribe government official 27 pretend im eligible for government assistance 28 steal/sell illegal goods 29 ask anyone to help me 30 looking for a job 31 nothing i can do 32 don't know 33 own a business 34 casual work 35 part-time work 36 from children 37 from parents 38 government pension 39 pension 40 would give up 41 pray 42 go to my village/land 43 make a loan/borrow 44 washing cars 45 do anything 46 self-help projects 47 ask the government 48 gold panning 49 fishing 50 building 51 investment 52 commercial sex 53 begging 54 work for myself/investments 55 know someone-government welfare assistance 56 other 57 selling baskets 58 selling food 59 speculating with anything 60 find a job 61 gardening 62 from well-wishes 63 making baskets 64 never been in such a situation 65 pocket money 66 sub-letting own house 67 try something new 96 no further response 98 refused 99 missing data how do you normally obtain cash income q11d. If you could no longer get health care in this way, what other methods would you be most likely to use? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Method normally used to obtain cash income 1 from employed/formal employment 2 piece work 3 work for other people 4 work for myself 5 selling vegetables 6 from renting out property 7 sell goods at tuck shop 8 rearing chickens 9 rely on god 10 grow crops for sale 11 moulding bricks 12 selling goods 13 farming 14 keeping livestock 15 crocheting 16 subsistence farming 17 start small business 18 sell livestock 19 informal trader 20 local community/co-operative association 21 friends/family 22 husband provides 23 boyfriend provides 24 traditional leader 25 someone helps me get government assistance 26 favour/bribe government official 27 pretend im eligible for government assistance 28 steal/sell illegal goods 29 ask anyone to help me 30 looking for a job 31 nothing i can do 32 don't know 33 own a business 34 casual work 35 part-time work 36 from children 37 from parents 38 government pension 39 pension 40 would give up 41 pray 42 go to my village/land 43 make a loan/borrow 44 washing cars 45 do anything 46 self-help projects 47 ask the government 48 gold panning 49 fishing 50 building 51 investment 52 commercial sex 53 begging 54 work for myself/investments 55 know someone-government welfare assistance 56 other 57 selling baskets 58 selling food 59 speculating with anything 60 find a job 61 gardening 62 from well-wishes 63 making baskets 64 never been in such a situation 65 pocket money 66 sub-letting own house 67 try something new 96 no further response 98 refused 99 missing data what other methods do you use to obtain cash q12a. If you could no longer get a cash income in this way, what other methods would you be most likely to use? ACCEPT UP TO THREE ANSWERS The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Other methods most likely to be used to get cash income if methods in q11 fails 1 from employed/formal employment 2 piece work 3 work for other people 4 work for myself 5 selling vegetables 6 from renting out property 7 sell goods at tuck shop 8 rearing chickens 9 rely on god 10 grow crops for sale 11 moulding bricks 12 selling goods 13 farming 14 keeping livestock 15 crocheting 16 subsistence farming 17 start small business 18 sell livestock 19 informal trader 20 local community/co-operative association 21 friends/family 22 husband provides 23 boyfriend provides 24 traditional leader 25 someone helps me get government assistance 26 favour/bribe government official 27 pretend im eligible for government assistance 28 steal/sell illegal goods 29 ask anyone to help me 30 looking for a job 31 nothing i can do 32 don't know 33 own a business 34 casual work 35 part-time work 36 from children 37 from parents 38 government pension 39 pension 40 would give up 41 pray 42 go to my village/land 43 make a loan/borrow 44 washing cars 45 do anything 46 self-help projects 47 ask the government 48 gold panning 49 fishing 50 building 51 investment 52 commercial sex 53 begging 54 work for myself/investments 55 know someone-government welfare assistance 56 other 57 selling baskets 58 selling food 59 speculating with anything 60 find a job 61 gardening 62 from well-wishes 63 making baskets 64 never been in such a situation 65 pocket money 66 sub-letting own house 67 try something new 96 no further response 98 refused 99 missing data what other methods do you use to obtain cash q12b. If you could no longer get a cash income in this way, what other methods would you be most likely to use? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Other methods most likely to be used to get cash income if methods in q11 fails 1 from employed/formal employment 2 piece work 3 work for other people 4 work for myself 5 selling vegetables 6 from renting out property 7 sell goods at tuck shop 8 rearing chickens 9 rely on god 10 grow crops for sale 11 moulding bricks 12 selling goods 13 farming 14 keeping livestock 15 crocheting 16 subsistence farming 17 start small business 18 sell livestock 19 informal trader 20 local community/co-operative association 21 friends/family 22 husband provides 23 boyfriend provides 24 traditional leader 25 someone helps me get government assistance 26 favour/bribe government official 27 pretend im eligible for government assistance 28 steal/sell illegal goods 29 ask anyone to help me 30 looking for a job 31 nothing i can do 32 don't know 33 own a business 34 casual work 35 part-time work 36 from children 37 from parents 38 government pension 39 pension 40 would give up 41 pray 42 go to my village/land 43 make a loan/borrow 44 washing cars 45 do anything 46 self-help projects 47 ask the government 48 gold panning 49 fishing 50 building 51 investment 52 commercial sex 53 begging 54 work for myself/investments 55 know someone-government welfare assistance 56 other 57 selling baskets 58 selling food 59 speculating with anything 60 find a job 61 gardening 62 from well-wishes 63 making baskets 64 never been in such a situation 65 pocket money 66 sub-letting own house 67 try something new 96 no further response 98 refused 99 missing data what other methods do you use to obtain cash q12c. If you could no longer get a cash income in this way, what other methods would you be most likely to use? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Other methods most likely to be used to get cash income if methods in q11 fails 1 from employed/formal employment 2 piece work 3 work for other people 4 work for myself 5 selling vegetables 6 from renting out property 7 sell goods at tuck shop 8 rearing chickens 9 rely on god 10 grow crops for sale 11 moulding bricks 12 selling goods 13 farming 14 keeping livestock 15 crocheting 16 subsistence farming 17 start small business 18 sell livestock 19 informal trader 20 local community/co-operative association 21 friends/family 22 husband provides 23 boyfriend provides 24 traditional leader 25 someone helps me get government assistance 26 favour/bribe government official 27 pretend im eligible for government assistance 28 steal/sell illegal goods 29 ask anyone to help me 30 looking for a job 31 nothing i can do 32 don't know 33 own a business 34 casual work 35 part-time work 36 from children 37 from parents 38 government pension 39 pension 40 would give up 41 pray 42 go to my village/land 43 make a loan/borrow 44 washing cars 45 do anything 46 self-help projects 47 ask the government 48 gold panning 49 fishing 50 building 51 investment 52 commercial sex 53 begging 54 work for myself/investments 55 know someone-government welfare assistance 56 other 57 selling baskets 58 selling food 59 speculating with anything 60 find a job 61 gardening 62 from well-wishes 63 making baskets 64 never been in such a situation 65 pocket money 66 sub-letting own house 67 try something new 96 no further response 98 refused 99 missing data how often have you gone without enough food to eat q13a. In the last twelve months, how often have you or your family gone without enough food to eat? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Frequency of which the family has gone without enough food to eat in the last twelve months 1 often 2 sometimes 3 rarely 4 never 5 don't know 6 not applicable 99 missing how often have you felt unsafe from crime in your home q13b. In the last twelve months, how often have you or your family felt unsafe from crime in your home? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Frequency of which the family felt unsafe from crime at home in the last twelve months 1 often 2 sometimes 3 rarely 4 never 5 don't know 6 not applicable 99 missing how often have you gone without necessary medical treatment q13c. In the last twelve months, how often have you or your family gone without medicine or medical treatment that you needed? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Frequency of which the family has gone without medicine or medical treatment that they needed in the last twelve months 1 often 2 sometimes 3 rarely 4 never 5 don't know 6 not applicable 99 missing how often have you gone without a cash income q13d. In the last twelve months, how often have you or your family gone without a cash income? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Frequency of which the family has gone without a cash income in the last twelve months 1 often 2 sometimes 3 rarely 4 never 5 don't know 6 not applicable 99 missing how often have you gone without enough clean water to drink q13e. In the last twelve months, how often have you or your family gone without enough clean water to drink and cook with? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Frequency of which the family has gone without enough clean waterto drink and cook with in the last twelve months 1 often 2 sometimes 3 rarely 4 never 5 don't know 6 not applicable 99 missing how often have you gone without shelter q13f. In the last twelve months, how often have you or your family gone without shelter? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Frequency of which the family has gone without shelter in the last twelve months 1 often 2 sometimes 3 rarely 4 never 5 don't know 6 not applicable 99 missing how often have you gone without electricity in your home q13g. In the last twelve months, how often have you or your family gone without electricity in your home? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Frequency of which the family has gone without electricity at home in the last twelve months 1 often 2 sometimes 3 rarely 4 never 5 don't know 6 not applicable 99 missing how often did you have insufficient fuel to heat your home and cook your food q13h. In the last twelve months, how often have you or your family gone without enough fuel to heat your home or cook your food? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Frequency of which the family has gone without enough fuel to heat at home or cook food in the last twelve months 1 often 2 sometimes 3 rarely 4 never 5 don't know 6 not applicable 99 missing physical health reduce amount of work q14a. In the last month, how much of the time has your physical health reduced the amount of work you would normally do inside or outside your home? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Frequency of which physical health reduced amount of work normally done 1 often 2 sometimes 3 rarely 4 never 5 don't know 6 not applicable 99 missing worried/anxious about tiredness felt q14b. In the last month, how much of the time have you been so worried or anxious that you have felt tired, worn out, or exhausted? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 How often respondent's anxiety has made them feel tired 1 often 2 sometimes 3 rarely 4 never 5 don't know 6 not applicable 99 missing is there a nearby school which your kids could attend q15. Is there a school close by where you could afford to send your children? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Information about whether there is a school close by where it is affordable to send children 1 yes 2 no 3 don't know 99 missing do you have an electricity hook-up into home q16. Do you have an electricity hook-up into this household? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Information about whether the household has electricity 1 yes 2 no 3 don't know 99 missing do you have piped water into home q17. Do you have water piped into your household? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Information about whether the household has piped water. 1 yes 2 no 3 don't know 99 missing how often do you attend church group meetings q18a. Over the past year, how often have you attended meetings of a church group (other religious services)? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Frequency of attendance of meetings with church group or of other religious services 1 never 2 just once or twice 3 a few times 4 often 5 don't know 99 missing attend self-help association q18b. Over the past year, how often have you attended meetings of a local self-help association (such as a stokvel, burial association or neighbourhood watch)? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Frequency of attendance of meetings of a local self-help association. 1 never 2 just once or twice 3 a few times 4 often 5 don't know 99 missing attend group concerned with local matters q18c. Over the past year, how often have you attended meetings of a group concerned with local matters such as schools, housing or rates? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Frequency of attendance of meetings of a group concerned with local matters. 1 never 2 just once or twice 3 a few times 4 often 5 don't know 99 missing attend local commercial organisation q18d. Over the past year, how often have you attended meetings of a local commercial organisation such as a business group or farmers' association? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Frequency of attendance of meetings of a local commercial organisation 1 never 2 just once or twice 3 a few times 4 often 5 don't know 99 missing attends group that looks after the community q18e. Over the past year, how often have you attended meetings of a group that does things for the community? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Frequency of attendance of meetings of a group that does things for the community 1 never 2 just once or twice 3 a few times 4 often 5 don't know 99 missing attend a trade union q18f. Over the past year, how often have you attended meetings of a trade union? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Frequency of attendance of meetings of a trade union 1 never 2 just once or twice 3 a few times 4 often 5 don't know 99 missing people responsible for well-being vs govt. responsible The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Opinion about whether people should be responsible for their own success and well being or the government should bear the main responsibility 1 well-being=own responsibility: agree strongly 2 well-being=own responsibility: agree somewhat 3 well-being=govt responsibility: agree somewhat 4 well-being=govt responsibility: agree strongly 5 do not know 6 do not agree with either 98 refused 99 missing free to earn vs limited income The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Opinion about whether people should be free to earn as much as they can or that the government should place limits on how much people can earn 1 free to earn: agree strongly 2 free to earn: agree somewhat 3 limit income: agree somewhat 4 limit income: agree strongly 5 do not know 6 do not agree with either 98 refused 99 missing start own business vs govt. employment The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Opinion about whether people should be encouraged to start their own businesses or that the government should help to provide employment 1 create jobs-start businesses: agree strongly 2 create jobs-start businesses: agree somewhat 3 govt provide employment: agree somewhat 4 govt provide employment: agree strongly 5 do not know 6 do not agree with either 98 refused 99 missing new business risky vs invest to start business The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Opinion about whether there is no sense in starting a new business or that people with good ideas for business should invest to try and make it succeed 1 too risky to start businesses: agree strongly 2 too risky to start businesses: agree somewhat 3 invest to make business succeed: agree somewhat 4 invest to make business succeed: agree strongly 5 do not know 6 do not agree with either 98 refused 99 missing who should take responsibility for schools and clinics q23a. In your opinion, who should take the main responsibility for providing schools and clinics? Is it government, private business, individuals, or some combination of these? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Opinion about who should take the main responsibility for providing schools and clinics 1 government 2 private business 3 individuals 4 government and business 5 government and individuals 6 business and individuals 7 all three 8 don't know 98 refused 99 missing responsibility for creating jobs q23b. In your opinion, who should take the main responsibility for creating jobs? Is it government, private business, individuals, or some combination of these? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Opinion about who should take the main responsibility for creating jobs 1 government 2 private business 3 individuals 4 government and business 5 government and individuals 6 business and individuals 7 all three 8 don't know 98 refused 99 missing responsibility for building houses q23c. In your opinion, who should take the main responsibility for building houses? Is it government, private business, individuals, or some combination of these? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Opinion about who should take the main responsibility for building houses 1 government 2 private business 3 individuals 4 government and business 5 government and individuals 6 business and individuals 7 all three 8 don't know 98 refused 99 missing responsibility for reducing crime q23d. In your opinion, who should take the main responsibility for reducing crime? Is it government, private business, individuals, or some combination of these? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Opinion about who should take the main responsibility for reducing crime 1 government 2 private business 3 individuals 4 government and business 5 government and individuals 6 business and individuals 7 all three 8 don't know 98 refused 99 missing responsibility for buying and selling gold q23e. In your opinion, who should take the main responsibility for buying and selling gold? Is it government, private business, individuals, or some combination of these? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Opinion about who should take the main responsibility for buying and selling gold 1 government 2 private business 3 individuals 4 government and business 5 government and individuals 6 business and individuals 7 all three 8 don't know 98 refused 99 missing responsibility to help farmers borrow money q23f. In your opinion, who should take the main responsibility for helping farmers borrow money to improve production of livestock and crops? Is it government, private business, individuals, or some combination of these? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Opinion about who should take the main responsibility for helping farmers borrow money 1 government 2 private business 3 individuals 4 government and business 5 government and individuals 6 business and individuals 7 all three 8 don't know 98 refused 99 missing variety of goods at high prices vs shortages at low prices The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Opinion about whether it is better to have many goods in the market at high prices or few goods at low prices 1 better to have variety: agree strongly 2 better to have variety: agree somewhat 3 better to have low prices: agree somewhat 4 better to have low prices: agree strongly 5 do not know 6 do not agree with either 98 refused 99 missing free health care low stds vs pay for better health care The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Opinion about whether it is better to be able to visit clinics and get free medicine even at low health care standards or having high health care standards and paying medical fees 1 free medicine better: agree strongly 2 free medicine better: agree somewhat 3 improved health better: agree somewhat 4 improved health better: agree strongly 5 do not know 6 do not agree with either 98 refused 99 missing keep govt employees vs retrench govt employees The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Opinion about whether government employees should not be reduced or laying off some of them 1 keep govt employees: agree strongly 2 keep govt employees: agree somewhat 3 retrench govt employees: agree somewhat 4 retrench govt employees: agree strongly 5 do not know 6 do not agree with either 98 refused 99 missing govt own factories vs privatization The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Opinion about whether the government should retain ownership of its businesses or selling it to privates companies and individuals 1 govt should retain factories: agree strongly 2 govt should retain factories: agree somewhat 3 govt should sell factories: agree somewhat 4 govt should sellfactories: agree strongly 5 do not know 6 do not agree with either 98 refused 99 missing what does democracy mean q28a. What, if anything, do you understand by the word “democracy”? What comes to mind when you hear the word? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Definition of the word "democracy" by respondent 1 don't know 2 when country is run by the people 3 to be independent 4 the right to everything 5 freedom in everything except crime 6 freedom of speech 7 equal rights 8 different groups must have different rights 9 to own property/land 10 freedom of movement 11 freedom in general 12 free education 13 reduce crime 14 free medical treatment 15 be able to criticise government 16 peace 17 justice 18 no war 19 human rights 20 unity 21 never heard of such a word 22 right to vote 23 improve living conditions 24 development 25 right to join any political party 26 police protection 27 to advise each other when ruling 28 to have rules formulated by people 29 ruling without discrimination 30 many political parties 31 majority rule 32 good leadership 33 freedom of expression 34 to rule satisfactorily 35 to live in harmony 36 having what people want 37 people help the ruler 38 government assist the people 39 government promotes development 40 autocracy 41 oppression of majority 42 fair elections 43 working together with government 44 nothing 45 democracy is meaningless 46 enough food 47 self-rule 49 taking authority to change things 50 cant explain it properly 51 government of people, by people, for people 52 no civil war 53 good standard of living 54 power-sharing 55 no discrimination 56 providing services 57 government being fair to people 58 elected government 59 accountable government 60 good governance 61 no dictatorship 62 stability 63 too afraid to give opinion 64 freedom religion/worship 65 employment 66 having one constitution for country 67 colonialism 68 respecting other peoples freedom 69 does not matter 70 doing things without fear/intimidation 71 responsive government 72 no coercion 73 freedom of the press 74 freedom of association 75 health care for all 76 freedom of dress 77 freedom of choice 78 change of things from bad to good 79 freedom of birthright 80 doing things that benefit the nation 81 competition between political parties 82 change of ruling parties 83 having opposition parties 84 freedom to conduct business 85 gender equality 86 lowering prices 87 politics/anything to do with politics 88 foreign idea 89 everyone being happy 90 living freely 91 living without problems 92 government helping poor 93 consultation 94 smooth-running of country 95 control over ones life 96 no further answer 97 having basic necessaties 98 refused 99 missing data 100 no restrictions 101 responsible conduct of citizens 102 food distribution 103 keeping & respecting our culture 104 do not know the meaning 105 helping each other 106 independence 107 government represents all people 108 change of president 109 new government 110 government of unity 111 change of government 112 change of laws 113 government protecting people 114 no more taxes 115 everyone being able to make money 116 it is a wrong and bad thing 117 rebellious people 118 elections 119 participation in government 120 elected representation 121 removal of old government 122 coming of udf 123 youth help government 124 government giving id cards 125 freedom of expression may suppress 126 freedom to choose leaders 127 people rule in their own way 128 people should always be free 157 other what does democracy mean q28b. What, if anything, do you understand by the word "democracy"? What comes to mind when you hear the word? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Definition of the word "democracy" by respondent 1 don't know 2 when country is run by the people 3 to be independent 4 the right to everything 5 freedom in everything except crime 6 freedom of speech 7 equal rights 8 different groups must have different rights 9 to own property/land 10 freedom of movement 11 freedom in general 12 free education 13 reduce crime 14 free medical treatment 15 be able to criticise government 16 peace 17 justice 18 no war 19 human rights 20 unity 21 never heard of such a word 22 right to vote 23 improve living conditions 24 development 25 right to join any political party 26 police protection 27 to advise each other when ruling 28 to have rules formulated by people 29 ruling without discrimination 30 many political parties 31 majority rule 32 good leadership 33 freedom of expression 34 to rule satisfactorily 35 to live in harmony 36 having what people want 37 people help the ruler 38 government assist the people 39 government promotes development 40 autocracy 41 oppression of majority 42 fair elections 43 working together with government 44 nothing 45 democracy is meaningless 46 enough food 47 self-rule 49 taking authority to change things 50 cant explain it properly 51 government of people, by people, for people 52 no civil war 53 good standard of living 54 power-sharing 55 no discrimination 56 providing services 57 government being fair to people 58 elected government 59 accountable government 60 good governance 61 no dictatorship 62 stability 63 too afraid to give opinion 64 freedom religion/worship 65 employment 66 having one constitution for country 67 colonialism 68 respecting other peoples freedom 69 does not matter 70 doing things without fear/intimidation 71 responsive government 72 no coercion 73 freedom of the press 74 freedom of association 75 health care for all 76 freedom of dress 77 freedom of choice 78 change of things from bad to good 79 freedom of birthright 80 doing things that benefit the nation 81 competition between political parties 82 change of ruling parties 83 having opposition parties 84 freedom to conduct business 85 gender equality 86 lowering prices 87 politics/anything to do with politics 88 foreign idea 89 everyone being happy 90 living freely 91 living without problems 92 government helping poor 93 consultation 94 smooth-running of country 95 control over ones life 96 no further answer 97 having basic necessaties 98 refused 99 missing data 100 no restrictions 101 responsible conduct of citizens 102 food distribution 103 keeping & respecting our culture 104 do not know the meaning 105 helping each other 106 independence 107 government represents all people 108 change of president 109 new government 110 government of unity 111 change of government 112 change of laws 113 government protecting people 114 no more taxes 115 everyone being able to make money 116 it is a wrong and bad thing 117 rebellious people 118 elections 119 participation in government 120 elected representation 121 removal of old government 122 coming of udf 123 youth help government 124 government giving id cards 125 freedom of expression may suppress 126 freedom to choose leaders 127 people rule in their own way 128 people should always be free 157 other what does democracy mean q28c. What, if anything, do you understand by the word "democracy"? What comes to mind when you hear the word? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Definition of the word "democracy" by respondent 1 don't know 2 when country is run by the people 3 to be independent 4 the right to everything 5 freedom in everything except crime 6 freedom of speech 7 equal rights 8 different groups must have different rights 9 to own property/land 10 freedom of movement 11 freedom in general 12 free education 13 reduce crime 14 free medical treatment 15 be able to criticise government 16 peace 17 justice 18 no war 19 human rights 20 unity 21 never heard of such a word 22 right to vote 23 improve living conditions 24 development 25 right to join any political party 26 police protection 27 to advise each other when ruling 28 to have rules formulated by people 29 ruling without discrimination 30 many political parties 31 majority rule 32 good leadership 33 freedom of expression 34 to rule satisfactorily 35 to live in harmony 36 having what people want 37 people help the ruler 38 government assist the people 39 government promotes development 40 autocracy 41 oppression of majority 42 fair elections 43 working together with government 44 nothing 45 democracy is meaningless 46 enough food 47 self-rule 49 taking authority to change things 50 cant explain it properly 51 government of people, by people, for people 52 no civil war 53 good standard of living 54 power-sharing 55 no discrimination 56 providing services 57 government being fair to people 58 elected government 59 accountable government 60 good governance 61 no dictatorship 62 stability 63 too afraid to give opinion 64 freedom religion/worship 65 employment 66 having one constitution for country 67 colonialism 68 respecting other peoples freedom 69 does not matter 70 doing things without fear/intimidation 71 responsive government 72 no coercion 73 freedom of the press 74 freedom of association 75 health care for all 76 freedom of dress 77 freedom of choice 78 change of things from bad to good 79 freedom of birthright 80 doing things that benefit the nation 81 competition between political parties 82 change of ruling parties 83 having opposition parties 84 freedom to conduct business 85 gender equality 86 lowering prices 87 politics/anything to do with politics 88 foreign idea 89 everyone being happy 90 living freely 91 living without problems 92 government helping poor 93 consultation 94 smooth-running of country 95 control over ones life 96 no further answer 97 having basic necessaties 98 refused 99 missing data 100 no restrictions 101 responsible conduct of citizens 102 food distribution 103 keeping & respecting our culture 104 do not know the meaning 105 helping each other 106 independence 107 government represents all people 108 change of president 109 new government 110 government of unity 111 change of government 112 change of laws 113 government protecting people 114 no more taxes 115 everyone being able to make money 116 it is a wrong and bad thing 117 rebellious people 118 elections 119 participation in government 120 elected representation 121 removal of old government 122 coming of udf 123 youth help government 124 government giving id cards 125 freedom of expression may suppress 126 freedom to choose leaders 127 people rule in their own way 128 people should always be free 157 other who is the deputy president q29. Can you tell me who presently holds the following offices? Deputy President The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's knowledge of the political system in the country 1 do not know 2 know answer but can't remember 3 right answer 4 wrong answer 5 could not determine 98 refused 99 missing who is the minister of finance q30. Can you tell me who presently holds the following offices? The Minister of Finance The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's knowledge of the political system in the country 1 do not know 2 know answer but can't remember 3 right answer 4 wrong answer 5 could not determine 98 refused 99 missing member of parliament for this area q31. Can you tell me who presently holds the following offices? Member of Parliament for this area The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's knowledge of the political system in the country 1 do not know 2 know answer but can't remember 3 right answer 4 wrong answer 5 could not determine 98 refused 99 missing According to the Afrobarometer South Africa 2000 questionnaire, question q31 was not asked in South Africa. However the data indicates that this question was in fact asked. your local councillor q32. Can you tell me who presently holds the following offices? Your local councillor The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's knowledge of the political system in the country 1 do not know 2 know answer but can't remember 3 right answer 4 wrong answer 5 could not determine 98 not applicable 99 missing data have you contacted govt official or political party official No PROCEED TO Q.35 The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Frequency of contact with a government or political official 1 no 2 yes, just once or twice 3 yes, a few times 4 yes, frequently 5 do not know 98 refused 99 missing what type of official did you contact IF RESPONDENT HAD MADE CONTACT q34a. What type of official was it? No PROCEED TO Q.35 The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Type of official contacted 1 local councillor 2 regional/prov representative 3 mp 4 council meeting/hearing 5 regional/prov meeting 6 nat parliament meeting 7 nat govt meeting/hearing 8 local council official 9 regional/prov official 10 nat govt official/civil servant 11 party official 97 no contact 98 refused 99 missing data what type of official did you contact IF RESPONDENT HAD MADE CONTACT q34b. What type of official was it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Type of official contacted 1 local councillor 2 regional/prov representative 3 mp 4 council meeting/hearing 5 regional/prov meeting 6 nat parliament meeting 7 nat govt meeting/hearing 8 local council official 9 regional/prov official 10 nat govt official/civil servant 11 party official 97 no further answer 98 refused 99 missing data what type of official did you contact IF RESPONDENT HAD MADE CONTACT q34c. What type of official was it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Type of official contacted 1 local councillor 2 regional/prov representative 3 mp 4 council meeting/hearing 5 regional/prov meeting 6 nat parliament meeting 7 nat govt meeting/hearing 8 local council official 9 regional/prov official 10 nat govt official/civil servant 11 party official 97 no further answer 98 refused 99 missing data what type of official did you contact IF RESPONDENT HAD MADE CONTACT q34d. What type of official was it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Type of official contacted 1 local councillor 2 regional/prov representative 3 mp 4 council meeting/hearing 5 regional/prov meeting 6 nat parliament meeting 7 nat govt meeting/hearing 8 local council official 9 regional/prov official 10 nat govt official/civil servant 11 party official 97 no further answer 98 refused 99 missing data what type of official did you contact IF RESPONDENT HAD MADE CONTACT q34e. What type of official was it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Type of official contacted 1 local councillor 2 regional/prov representative 3 mp 4 council meeting/hearing 5 regional/prov meeting 6 nat parliament meeting 7 nat govt meeting/hearing 8 local council official 9 regional/prov official 10 nat govt official/civil servant 11 party official 97 no further answer 98 refused 99 missing data paid a govt. official to get a job q35a. In the past year, have you or anyone in your family had to pay money to government officials (besides paying rates or taxes), give them a gift, or do them a favour, in order to get the following? IF YES: Was it Just Once or Twice, A few times or Frequently. (a) A Job The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether and how often respondent has paid government officials to get a job 1 no 2 once or twice 3 a few times 4 often/frequent 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing paid govt. official to get a maintenance payment, loan or pension payment The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether and how often respondent has paid government officials to get government maintenance payment, pension payment or loan 1 no 2 once or twice 3 a few times 4 often/frequent 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing paid govt. official to get water or electricity The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether and how often respondent has paid government officials to get electricity or water 1 no 2 once or twice 3 a few times 4 often/frequent 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing paid govt. official to get housing or land The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether and how often respondent has paid government officials to get housing or land 1 no 2 once or twice 3 a few times 4 often/frequent 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing contacted any other influential person No PROCEED TO Q.38 q36. In the past year, have you contacted any other influential person such as a church or community leader about some important problem or to give them your views? IF YES: Was it? Just Once or Twice, A few times or Frequently. The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether and how often respondent has contacted any other influential person 1 no 2 yes, just once or twice 3 yes, a few times 4 yes, frequently 5 do not know 98 refused 99 missing what type of influencial person did you contact IF RESPONDENT HAD MADE CONTACT q37a. What type of person was this? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Type of influential person contacted 1 church leader 2 community leader 3 trade union official 4 traditional leader 5 traditional council meeting 97 no contact 98 refused 99 missing data what type of influencial person did you contact IF RESPONDENT HAD MADE CONTACT q37b. What type of person was this? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Type of influential person contacted 1 church leader 2 community leader 3 trade union official 4 traditional leader 5 traditional council meeting 97 no further answer 98 refused 99 missing data what type of influencial person did you contact IF RESPONDENT HAD MADE CONTACT q37c. What type of person was this? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Type of influential person contacted 1 church leader 2 community leader 3 trade union official 4 traditional leader 5 traditional council meeting 97 no further answer 98 refused 99 missing data local traditional leader, chief or headman q38. Do you have a local traditional leader, chief or headman? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Traditional leadership 1 yes 2 no 98 refused 99 missing local chief interest in people q39. How interested do you think your local chief is in what happens to you or hearing what people like you think? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 How interested the local chief is in what happens to the society 1 not at all interested 2 not very interested 3 interested 4 very interested 5 or haven't you heard enough about them to know 97 not applicable 98 refused 99 missing how much of the time can the local chief be trusted q40. How much of the time can you trust your local chief to do what is right? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Trust in the local chief 1 never 2 only some of the time 3 most of the time 4 just about always 5 or haven't you heard enough about them to know 97 not applicable 98 refused 99 missing how many chiefs or traditional leaders are involved in corruption q41. How many chiefs or traditional leaders are involved in corruption? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Opinion on how many traditional leaders are involved in corruption 1 all/almost all 2 most 3 a few/some 4 almost none/none 5 or haven't you heard enough about them to know 97 not applicable 98 refused 99 missing how often do you get news from radio q42a. How often do you get news from the following sources? (a) Radio The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Frequency of getting news from a radio 1 every day 2 a few times a week 3 a few times a month 4 less than once a month 5 never 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing how often do you get news from tv q42b. How often do you get news from the following sources? (b) Television The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Frequency of getting news from a television 1 every day 2 a few times a week 3 a few times a month 4 less than once a month 5 never 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing how often do you get news from newspapers q42c. How often do you get news from the following sources? (c) Newspapers The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Frequency of getting news from a newspaper 1 every day 2 a few times a week 3 a few times a month 4 less than once a month 5 never 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing most people can be trusted vs you must be careful q43. Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted or that you can’t be too careful in dealing with people? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on trusting people 1 most people can be trusted 2 can't be too careful 3 don't know 98 refused 99 missing discuss political matters with friends q44. When you get together with your friends, would you say you discuss political matters ........ ? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Discussion of political affairs 1 frequenly 2 occasionally 3 never 4 don't know 98 refused 99 missing do you follow what is happening in govt and public affairs q45. Would you say you follow what’s going on in government and public affairs? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's knowledge of current government and public affairs 1 always/most of the time 2 some of the time 3 only now and then 4 hardly at all 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing feel that you have little or no control over life q46a. Do you agree, neither agree nor disagree, or disagree with the following statements? (a) You feel you have little or no control over what happens to your life The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether respondent agree or disagree that they have little or no control over what happens in their life 1 strongly agree 2 agree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 disagree 5 strongly disagree 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing insufficient info about political life and govt actions q46b. Do you agree, neither agree nor disagree, or disagree with the following statements? (b) You think that you do not have enough information about political life and the actions of government The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether respondent agree or disagree that they do not have enough information about politics and government actions 1 strongly agree 2 agree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 disagree 5 strongly disagree 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing sometimes political and govt affairs are too complicated to understand q46c. Do you agree, neither agree nor disagree, or disagree with the following statements? (c) Sometimes political and government affairs seem so complicated that you can’t really understand what’s going on The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether respondent agree or disagree that certain times they can't understand politics and government actions 1 strongly agree 2 agree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 disagree 5 strongly disagree 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing have to be careful what you do and say with regard to politics q46d. Do you agree, neither agree nor disagree, or disagree with the following statements? (d) In this country, you must be very careful of what you say and do with regard to politics The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether respondent agree or disagree that they need to be careful of what they say with regard to politics 1 strongly agree 2 agree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 disagree 5 strongly disagree 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing way you vote will make a difference vs no difference The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on whether voting make things better in the future or not 1 voting won't improve things: agree strongly 2 voting won't improve things: agree somewhat 3 voting will improve things: agree somewhat 4 voting will improve things: agree strongly 5 do not know 6 do not agree with either 98 refused 99 missing who is in power makes a difference vs no difference The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on whether it is important to be in power or not 1 who is in power is important: agree strongly 2 who is in power is important: agree somewhat 3 who is in power is not important: agree somewhat 4 who is in power is not important: agree strongly 5 do not know 6 do not agree with either 98 refused 99 missing freeness and fairness of last national election q49. On the whole, how would you rate the freeness and fairness of the last national election, held in 1999? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 How the respondent rated the freeness and fairness of the last national election 1 completely free and fair 2 free and fair, with some minor problems 3 free & fair with major problems 4 not free or fair 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing most important problems to be addressed by govt q50a. What are the most important problems facing this country that government should address? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Important problems facing the country that the government should address 1 apartheid 2 abuse 3 affirmative action 4 affirmative action (too much) 5 aids 6 bursaries 7 child welfare 8 child abuse 9 crime 10 corruption 11 corruption in government 12 civil war 13 death sentence should be returned 14 death rate too high 15 discrimination 16 disputes between political parties 17 diseases 18 drought 19 drought relief 20 development 21 development of rural areas 22 drugs/alcohol 23 democracy 24 donor fund mismanagement 25 don't know 26 economy 27 economic stabilisation 28 education (equality) 29 education (too expensive) 30 education (poor quality) 31 education (quality of schools) 32 education (shortage of schools) 33 education facilities 34 environment 35 elections 36 electricity 37 electricity (need more) 38 equality 39 equal development for all areas 40 financial problems 41 financial future 42 funding indegenous business 43 foriegn investment 44 food supply 45 government 46 government responsibility 47 government spending 48 government unresponsive 49 government does not communicate 50 housing 51 housing (poor quality) 52 housing (shortage) 53 health 54 health (medical supplies) 55 health services (too expensive) 56 health services (poor quality) 57 health services (shortage) 58 health service in rural areas 59 hawkers/street vendors 60 intimidation 61 infrastructure 62 immigration 63 investments 64 job creation 65 labour laws 66 lack of unity amoung people 67 lack of self-help projects 68 lack of money for school fees 69 murder 70 nepotism 71 nothing/no problems 72 oppression 73 poverty 74 prices too high 75 protection of property owners 76 population explosion 77 policing 78 political tension 79 political unrest 80 pensions 81 pensions need to be increased 82 rape 83 racism 84 rights 85 roads 86 roads (poor quality) 87 roads (need more) 88 recreational facilities 89 rdp 90 riots 91 security 92 squatting/squatters 93 strikes 94 services (water & electricity) 95 services (lack of) 96 services (poor quality) 97 services (too expensive) 98 starvation 99 sewerage 100 standard of living 101 theft 102 taxes 103 taxes too high 104 toilets/sanitation 105 transport 106 teenage pregnancies 107 tribalism 108 unemployment 109 violence 110 vandalism 111 wages too high 112 wages too low 113 water (not enough) 114 water (provide more) 115 water (poor quality) 116 welfare 117 children should follow tradition 118 crop failure 119 devaluation of currency 120 care of elderly 121 free & fair council elections 122 food prices should be low 123 food shortage 124 economic policy failure 125 health clinics to be provided 126 inflation high 127 lack of loans 128 too many leaders 129 suffering 130 transport prices too high 131 wealth being lost rapidly 132 voter education 133 telecommunications 134 street lights 135 sports problems 136 street children 137 implementation of government policies 138 immigrants 139 government favours foreigners 140 poor government administration 141 nuclear weapons 142 school drop-outs 143 use of prisoners for labour 144 reduce income disparity 145 road accidents 146 assist disabled 147 assist orphans 148 water & electricity 149 reduce school fees 150 strengthen democracy 151 home affairs 152 farm workers benefits 153 government 154 leaders must take responsibility 155 training of police officers 156 homosexual issues 157 more links between government & people 158 protection against wild animals 159 nature conservation 160 better qualified teachers 161 traditional leaders 162 army training 163 promiscuity 164 fair land distribution 165 drc war 166 5th brigade attocracies 167 irresponsible members of parliament 168 assistance for needy people 169 poor working conditions 170 lack of peace & freedom 171 lack of co-operation between political parties 172 cash payment to farmers for products 173 president favours home area 174 increase government assistance (seed & fertilizer) 175 fine those who default on loans 176 government should develop all regions 177 government should build a bank 178 environmental degradation 179 need for new government 180 high school fees 181 lack of maize in markets 182 lack of justice in government 183 lack of land to cultivate 184 lack of farming improvements 185 trading centres too far 186 headman not trustworthy 187 lack of free hospitals 188 lack of markets 189 rigging elections 190 regionalism must stop 191 government favours people from their party 192 government should help with school fees for girls 193 corruption amoung health personnel 194 civil service doctors must take jobs seriously 195 rich have more freedom than poor 196 over-enrolment in schools 197 business matters 198 exploitation of villagers 199 retrenchments 200 government assistance to villagers 201 prostitution 202 misuse of democracy 203 accessibility of loans 204 lack tv service/network 205 lack of post offices 206 lack of policemen 207 freedom of dress should stop 208 no maize mills nearby 209 lack of respect for elders 210 lack of respect for one another 211 economic improvements 212 education 213 more bursaries 214 give land to people 215 agricultural inputs 216 farm inputs 217 hunger 218 prices of essential commodoties too high 219 late distribution of agricultural inputs 220 inadequate jobs 221 high prices of mealie meal 222 high prices of clothes 223 bad agricultural performance 224 lack of transparency 225 inadequate donor funding 275 other most important problems to be addressed by govt q50b. What are the most important problems facing this country that government should address? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Important problems facing the country that the government should address 1 apartheid 2 abuse 3 affirmative action 4 affirmative action (too much) 5 aids 6 bursaries 7 child welfare 8 child abuse 9 crime 10 corruption 11 corruption in government 12 civil war 13 death sentence should be returned 14 death rate too high 15 discrimination 16 disputes between political parties 17 diseases 18 drought 19 drought relief 20 development 21 development of rural areas 22 drugs/alcohol 23 democracy 24 donor fund mismanagement 25 don't know 26 economy 27 economic stabilisation 28 education (equality) 29 education (too expensive) 30 education (poor quality) 31 education (quality of schools) 32 education (shortage of schools) 33 education facilities 34 environment 35 elections 36 electricity 37 electricity (need more) 38 equality 39 equal development for all areas 40 financial problems 41 financial future 42 funding indegenous business 43 foriegn investment 44 food supply 45 government 46 government responsibility 47 government spending 48 government unresponsive 49 government does not communicate 50 housing 51 housing (poor quality) 52 housing (shortage) 53 health 54 health (medical supplies) 55 health services (too expensive) 56 health services (poor quality) 57 health services (shortage) 58 health service in rural areas 59 hawkers/street vendors 60 intimidation 61 infrastructure 62 immigration 63 investments 64 job creation 65 labour laws 66 lack of unity amoung people 67 lack of self-help projects 68 lack of money for school fees 69 murder 70 nepotism 71 nothing/no problems 72 oppression 73 poverty 74 prices too high 75 protection of property owners 76 population explosion 77 policing 78 political tension 79 political unrest 80 pensions 81 pensions need to be increased 82 rape 83 racism 84 rights 85 roads 86 roads (poor quality) 87 roads (need more) 88 recreational facilities 89 rdp 90 riots 91 security 92 squatting/squatters 93 strikes 94 services (water & electricity) 95 services (lack of) 96 services (poor quality) 97 services (too expensive) 98 starvation 99 sewerage 100 standard of living 101 theft 102 taxes 103 taxes too high 104 toilets/sanitation 105 transport 106 teenage pregnancies 107 tribalism 108 unemployment 109 violence 110 vandalism 111 wages too high 112 wages too low 113 water (not enough) 114 water (provide more) 115 water (poor quality) 116 welfare 117 children should follow tradition 118 crop failure 119 devaluation of currency 120 care of elderly 121 free & fair council elections 122 food prices should be low 123 food shortage 124 economic policy failure 125 health clinics to be provided 126 inflation high 127 lack of loans 128 too many leaders 129 suffering 130 transport prices too high 131 wealth being lost rapidly 132 voter education 133 telecommunications 134 street lights 135 sports problems 136 street children 137 implementation of government policies 138 immigrants 139 government favours foreigners 140 poor government administration 141 nuclear weapons 142 school drop-outs 143 use of prisoners for labour 144 reduce income disparity 145 road accidents 146 assist disabled 147 assist orphans 148 water & electricity 149 reduce school fees 150 strengthen democracy 151 home affairs 152 farm workers benefits 153 government 154 leaders must take responsibility 155 training of police officers 156 homosexual issues 157 more links between government & people 158 protection against wild animals 159 nature conservation 160 better qualified teachers 161 traditional leaders 162 army training 163 promiscuity 164 fair land distribution 165 drc war 166 5th brigade attocracies 167 irresponsible members of parliament 168 assistance for needy people 169 poor working conditions 170 lack of peace & freedom 171 lack of co-operation between political parties 172 cash payment to farmers for products 173 president favours home area 174 increase government assistance (seed & fertilizer) 175 fine those who default on loans 176 government should develop all regions 177 government should build a bank 178 environmental degradation 179 need for new government 180 high school fees 181 lack of maize in markets 182 lack of justice in government 183 lack of land to cultivate 184 lack of farming improvements 185 trading centres too far 186 headman not trustworthy 187 lack of free hospitals 188 lack of markets 189 rigging elections 190 regionalism must stop 191 government favours people from their party 192 government should help with school fees for girls 193 corruption amoung health personnel 194 civil service doctors must take jobs seriously 195 rich have more freedom than poor 196 over-enrolment in schools 197 business matters 198 exploitation of villagers 199 retrenchments 200 government assistance to villagers 201 prostitution 202 misuse of democracy 203 accessibility of loans 204 lack tv service/network 205 lack of post offices 206 lack of policemen 207 freedom of dress should stop 208 no maize mills nearby 209 lack of respect for elders 210 lack of respect for one another 211 economic improvements 212 education 213 more bursaries 214 give land to people 215 agricultural inputs 216 farm inputs 217 hunger 218 prices of essential commodoties too high 219 late distribution of agricultural inputs 220 inadequate jobs 221 high prices of mealie meal 222 high prices of clothes 223 bad agricultural performance 224 lack of transparency 225 inadequate donor funding 275 other most important problems to be addressed by govt q50c. What are the most important problems facing this country that government should address? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Important problems facing the country that the government should address 1 apartheid 2 abuse 3 affirmative action 4 affirmative action (too much) 5 aids 6 bursaries 7 child welfare 8 child abuse 9 crime 10 corruption 11 corruption in government 12 civil war 13 death sentence should be returned 14 death rate too high 15 discrimination 16 disputes between political parties 17 diseases 18 drought 19 drought relief 20 development 21 development of rural areas 22 drugs/alcohol 23 democracy 24 donor fund mismanagement 25 don't know 26 economy 27 economic stabilisation 28 education (equality) 29 education (too expensive) 30 education (poor quality) 31 education (quality of schools) 32 education (shortage of schools) 33 education facilities 34 environment 35 elections 36 electricity 37 electricity (need more) 38 equality 39 equal development for all areas 40 financial problems 41 financial future 42 funding indegenous business 43 foriegn investment 44 food supply 45 government 46 government responsibility 47 government spending 48 government unresponsive 49 government does not communicate 50 housing 51 housing (poor quality) 52 housing (shortage) 53 health 54 health (medical supplies) 55 health services (too expensive) 56 health services (poor quality) 57 health services (shortage) 58 health service in rural areas 59 hawkers/street vendors 60 intimidation 61 infrastructure 62 immigration 63 investments 64 job creation 65 labour laws 66 lack of unity amoung people 67 lack of self-help projects 68 lack of money for school fees 69 murder 70 nepotism 71 nothing/no problems 72 oppression 73 poverty 74 prices too high 75 protection of property owners 76 population explosion 77 policing 78 political tension 79 political unrest 80 pensions 81 pensions need to be increased 82 rape 83 racism 84 rights 85 roads 86 roads (poor quality) 87 roads (need more) 88 recreational facilities 89 rdp 90 riots 91 security 92 squatting/squatters 93 strikes 94 services (water & electricity) 95 services (lack of) 96 services (poor quality) 97 services (too expensive) 98 starvation 99 sewerage 100 standard of living 101 theft 102 taxes 103 taxes too high 104 toilets/sanitation 105 transport 106 teenage pregnancies 107 tribalism 108 unemployment 109 violence 110 vandalism 111 wages too high 112 wages too low 113 water (not enough) 114 water (provide more) 115 water (poor quality) 116 welfare 117 children should follow tradition 118 crop failure 119 devaluation of currency 120 care of elderly 121 free & fair council elections 122 food prices should be low 123 food shortage 124 economic policy failure 125 health clinics to be provided 126 inflation high 127 lack of loans 128 too many leaders 129 suffering 130 transport prices too high 131 wealth being lost rapidly 132 voter education 133 telecommunications 134 street lights 135 sports problems 136 street children 137 implementation of government policies 138 immigrants 139 government favours foreigners 140 poor government administration 141 nuclear weapons 142 school drop-outs 143 use of prisoners for labour 144 reduce income disparity 145 road accidents 146 assist disabled 147 assist orphans 148 water & electricity 149 reduce school fees 150 strengthen democracy 151 home affairs 152 farm workers benefits 153 government 154 leaders must take responsibility 155 training of police officers 156 homosexual issues 157 more links between government & people 158 protection against wild animals 159 nature conservation 160 better qualified teachers 161 traditional leaders 162 army training 163 promiscuity 164 fair land distribution 165 drc war 166 5th brigade attocracies 167 irresponsible members of parliament 168 assistance for needy people 169 poor working conditions 170 lack of peace & freedom 171 lack of co-operation between political parties 172 cash payment to farmers for products 173 president favours home area 174 increase government assistance (seed & fertilizer) 175 fine those who default on loans 176 government should develop all regions 177 government should build a bank 178 environmental degradation 179 need for new government 180 high school fees 181 lack of maize in markets 182 lack of justice in government 183 lack of land to cultivate 184 lack of farming improvements 185 trading centres too far 186 headman not trustworthy 187 lack of free hospitals 188 lack of markets 189 rigging elections 190 regionalism must stop 191 government favours people from their party 192 government should help with school fees for girls 193 corruption amoung health personnel 194 civil service doctors must take jobs seriously 195 rich have more freedom than poor 196 over-enrolment in schools 197 business matters 198 exploitation of villagers 199 retrenchments 200 government assistance to villagers 201 prostitution 202 misuse of democracy 203 accessibility of loans 204 lack tv service/network 205 lack of post offices 206 lack of policemen 207 freedom of dress should stop 208 no maize mills nearby 209 lack of respect for elders 210 lack of respect for one another 211 economic improvements 212 education 213 more bursaries 214 give land to people 215 agricultural inputs 216 farm inputs 217 hunger 218 prices of essential commodoties too high 219 late distribution of agricultural inputs 220 inadequate jobs 221 high prices of mealie meal 222 high prices of clothes 223 bad agricultural performance 224 lack of transparency 225 inadequate donor funding 275 other single most important problem facing south africa q50d. What are the most important problems facing this country that government should address? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Important problems facing the country that the government should address 1 apartheid 2 abuse 3 affirmative action 4 affirmative action (too much) 5 aids 6 bursaries 7 child welfare 8 child abuse 9 crime 10 corruption 11 corruption in government 12 civil war 13 death sentence should be returned 14 death rate too high 15 discrimination 16 disputes between political parties 17 diseases 18 drought 19 drought relief 20 development 21 development of rural areas 22 drugs/alcohol 23 democracy 24 donor fund mismanagement 25 don't know 26 economy 27 economic stabilisation 28 education (equality) 29 education (too expensive) 30 education (poor quality) 31 education (quality of schools) 32 education (shortage of schools) 33 education facilities 34 environment 35 elections 36 electricity 37 electricity (need more) 38 equality 39 equal development for all areas 40 financial problems 41 financial future 42 funding indegenous business 43 foriegn investment 44 food supply 45 government 46 government responsibility 47 government spending 48 government unresponsive 49 government does not communicate 50 housing 51 housing (poor quality) 52 housing (shortage) 53 health 54 health (medical supplies) 55 health services (too expensive) 56 health services (poor quality) 57 health services (shortage) 58 health service in rural areas 59 hawkers/street vendors 60 intimidation 61 infrastructure 62 immigration 63 investments 64 job creation 65 labour laws 66 lack of unity amoung people 67 lack of self-help projects 68 lack of money for school fees 69 murder 70 nepotism 71 nothing/no problems 72 oppression 73 poverty 74 prices too high 75 protection of property owners 76 population explosion 77 policing 78 political tension 79 political unrest 80 pensions 81 pensions need to be increased 82 rape 83 racism 84 rights 85 roads 86 roads (poor quality) 87 roads (need more) 88 recreational facilities 89 rdp 90 riots 91 security 92 squatting/squatters 93 strikes 94 services (water & electricity) 95 services (lack of) 96 services (poor quality) 97 services (too expensive) 98 starvation 99 sewerage 100 standard of living 101 theft 102 taxes 103 taxes too high 104 toilets/sanitation 105 transport 106 teenage pregnancies 107 tribalism 108 unemployment 109 violence 110 vandalism 111 wages too high 112 wages too low 113 water (not enough) 114 water (provide more) 115 water (poor quality) 116 welfare 117 children should follow tradition 118 crop failure 119 devaluation of currency 120 care of elderly 121 free & fair council elections 122 food prices should be low 123 food shortage 124 economic policy failure 125 health clinics to be provided 126 inflation high 127 lack of loans 128 too many leaders 129 suffering 130 transport prices too high 131 wealth being lost rapidly 132 voter education 133 telecommunications 134 street lights 135 sports problems 136 street children 137 implementation of government policies 138 immigrants 139 government favours foreigners 140 poor government administration 141 nuclear weapons 142 school drop-outs 143 use of prisoners for labour 144 reduce income disparity 145 road accidents 146 assist disabled 147 assist orphans 148 water & electricity 149 reduce school fees 150 strengthen democracy 151 home affairs 152 farm workers benefits 153 government 154 leaders must take responsibility 155 training of police officers 156 homosexual issues 157 more links between government & people 158 protection against wild animals 159 nature conservation 160 better qualified teachers 161 traditional leaders 162 army training 163 promiscuity 164 fair land distribution 165 drc war 166 5th brigade attocracies 167 irresponsible members of parliament 168 assistance for needy people 169 poor working conditions 170 lack of peace & freedom 171 lack of co-operation between political parties 172 cash payment to farmers for products 173 president favours home area 174 increase government assistance (seed & fertilizer) 175 fine those who default on loans 176 government should develop all regions 177 government should build a bank 178 environmental degradation 179 need for new government 180 high school fees 181 lack of maize in markets 182 lack of justice in government 183 lack of land to cultivate 184 lack of farming improvements 185 trading centres too far 186 headman not trustworthy 187 lack of free hospitals 188 lack of markets 189 rigging elections 190 regionalism must stop 191 government favours people from their party 192 government should help with school fees for girls 193 corruption amoung health personnel 194 civil service doctors must take jobs seriously 195 rich have more freedom than poor 196 over-enrolment in schools 197 business matters 198 exploitation of villagers 199 retrenchments 200 government assistance to villagers 201 prostitution 202 misuse of democracy 203 accessibility of loans 204 lack tv service/network 205 lack of post offices 206 lack of policemen 207 freedom of dress should stop 208 no maize mills nearby 209 lack of respect for elders 210 lack of respect for one another 211 economic improvements 212 education 213 more bursaries 214 give land to people 215 agricultural inputs 216 farm inputs 217 hunger 218 prices of essential commodoties too high 219 late distribution of agricultural inputs 220 inadequate jobs 221 high prices of mealie meal 222 high prices of clothes 223 bad agricultural performance 224 lack of transparency 225 inadequate donor funding 275 other rating of previous system of govt q51a. What grade would you give to: (a) The way the country was governed under apartheid? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's rating of how the country was governed under apartheid on a mark out of 10 0 worst form 10 best form rating of current system of govt q51b. What grade would you give to: (b) Our current system of government with regular elections where everyone can vote and there are at least two political parties? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's rating of the current system of governement with regular elections on a mark out of 10 0 worst form 10 best form rating of future system (future) q51c. What grade would you give to: (c) The political system of this country as you expect it to be in 10 years time? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's rating of the country as they expect in 10 years time on a mark out of 10 0 worst form 10 best form anyone can freely say what they think q52a. Some people say that today, under our current system of government, our political and overall life is better than it was under apartheid. Others say things are no better, or even worse. For each of these following matters, would you say things today are worse, about the same, or better? (a) Anyone can freely say what he or she thinks The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 much worse 2 worse 3 same 4 better 5 much better 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing can join any political organization they choose q52b. Some people say that today, under our current system of government, our political and overall life is better than it was under apartheid. Others say things are no better, or even worse. For each of these following matters, would you say things today are worse, about the same, or better? (b) People can join any political organisation they choose. The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 much worse 2 worse 3 same 4 better 5 much better 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing can live without fear of being arrested if innocent q52c. Some people say that today, under our current system of government, our political and overall life is better than it was under apartheid. Others say things are no better, or even worse. For each of these following matters, would you say things today are worse, about the same, or better? (c) People can live without fear of being arrested by the police if they have not done anything wrong. The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 much worse 2 worse 3 same 4 better 5 much better 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing free to choose who to vote for without feeling forced by others q52d. Some people say that today, under our current system of government, our political and overall life is better than it was under apartheid. Others say things are no better, or even worse. For each of these following matters, would you say things today are worse, about the same, or better? (d) Each person can freely choose who to vote for without feeling forced by others The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 much worse 2 worse 3 same 4 better 5 much better 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing everybody is treated equally and fairly by govt q52e. Some people say that today, under our current system of government, our political and overall life is better than it was under apartheid. Others say things are no better, or even worse. For each of these following matters, would you say things today are worse, about the same, or better? (e) Everybody is treated equally and fairly by government. The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 much worse 2 worse 3 same 4 better 5 much better 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing safe from crime and violence q52f. Some people say that today, under our current system of government, our political and overall life is better than it was under apartheid. Others say things are no better, or even worse. For each of these following matters, would you say things today are worse, about the same, or better? (f) People are safe from crime and violence The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 much worse 2 worse 3 same 4 better 5 much better 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing have adequate standard of living q52g. Some people say that today, under our current system of government, our political and overall life is better than it was under apartheid. Others say things are no better, or even worse. For each of these following matters, would you say things today are worse, about the same, or better? (g) People have an adequate standard of living. The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 much worse 2 worse 3 same 4 better 5 much better 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing access to basic necessities q52h. Some people say that today, under our current system of government, our political and overall life is better than it was under apartheid. Others say things are no better, or even worse. For each of these following matters, would you say things today are worse, about the same, or better? (h) People have access to basic necessities (like food and water) The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 much worse 2 worse 3 same 4 better 5 much better 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing south africans are equal to each other q52i. Some people say that today, under our current system of government, our political and overall life is better than it was under apartheid. Others say things are no better, or even worse. For each of these following matters, would you say things today are worse, about the same, or better? (i) South Africans are equal to one another The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 much worse 2 worse 3 same 4 better 5 much better 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing one party to stand for elections and hold office The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's approval of one political party 1 strongly disapprove 2 disapprove 3 neither approve nor disapprove 4 approve 5 strongly approve 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing decisions to be made by council of elders, traditional leaders, chiefs The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 strongly disapprove 2 disapprove 3 neither approve nor disapprove 4 approve 5 strongly approve 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing army to govern the country The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's approval of the army to govern the country 1 strongly disapprove 2 disapprove 3 neither approve nor disapprove 4 approve 5 strongly approve 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing president could decide everything The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's approval of the abolishment of parliament and political parties so that the president could decide everything 1 strongly disapprove 2 disapprove 3 neither approve nor disapprove 4 approve 5 strongly approve 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing all decisions made by economic experts rather than by government The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's approval of economic experts to make economic decisions rather than an elected government 1 strongly disapprove 2 disapprove 3 neither approve nor disapprove 4 approve 5 strongly approve 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing country returned to aparthheid The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's approval of the country to go back to the apartheid system 1 strongly disapprove 2 disapprove 3 neither approve nor disapprove 4 approve 5 strongly approve 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing govt elected by accepted procedures The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's approval of whether government was elected to power by acceptable procedures 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing govt exercises power in acceptable way The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on whether government exercises power in an acceptable way 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing constitution expresses values and aspirations of south african people The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing govt should have the final decision The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on whether government has the right to make decisions that all people have to abide by whether or not they agree with them 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing how well is govt creating jobs The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how well the government is creating jobs 1 very well 2 fairly well 3 not very well 4 not at all well 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing how well is govt building houses The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how well the government is building houses 1 very well 2 fairly well 3 not very well 4 not at all well 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing how well is govt ensuring that prices remain stable The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how well the government is ensuring that prices remain stable 1 very well 2 fairly well 3 not very well 4 not at all well 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing how well does govt reduce crime The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how well the government is reducing crime 1 very well 2 fairly well 3 not very well 4 not at all well 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing how well is govt improving health services The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how well the government is improving health services 1 very well 2 fairly well 3 not very well 4 not at all well 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing how well does govt address the educational needs of all south africans The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how well the government is addressing educational needs of all South Africans 1 very well 2 fairly well 3 not very well 4 not at all well 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing how well does govt manage the economy The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how well the government is managing the economy 1 very well 2 fairly well 3 not very well 4 not at all well 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing how well does govt deliver basic services like water and electricity The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how well the government is delivering basic services like water and electricity 1 very well 2 fairly well 3 not very well 4 not at all well 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing how well does govt ensure that everyone has sufficient land The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how well the government is making sure that everyone has enough land 1 very well 2 fairly well 3 not very well 4 not at all well 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing affirmative action The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how well the government is handling affirmative action 1 very well 2 fairly well 3 not very well 4 not at all well 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing Question q63j in the Afrobarometer South Africa 2000 questionnaire, is not in the data. Therefore question q63j in the data correspond with question q63k in the questionnaire fighting corruption in govt The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how well the government is fighting corruption 1 very well 2 fairly well 3 not very well 4 not at all well 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing Question q63k in the data correspond with question q63l in the questionnaire uniting sas into one nation The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how well the government is unifying all South Africans into one nation 1 very well 2 fairly well 3 not very well 4 not at all well 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing Question q63l in the data correspond with question q63m in the questionnaire narrowing income gap The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how well the government is narrowing the income gap between rich and poor 1 very well 2 fairly well 3 not very well 4 not at all well 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing Question q63m in the data correspond with question q63n in the questionnaire how well is govt distributing welfare payments to those who are entitled to it The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how well the government is distributing welfare payments to those who are entiltled to it 1 very well 2 fairly well 3 not very well 4 not at all well 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing Question q63n in the data correspond with question q63o in the questionnaire making reparations to trc victims The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how well the government is making reparations to TRC victims 1 very well 2 fairly well 3 not very well 4 not at all well 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing Question q63o in the data correspond with question q63p in the questionnaire preventing spread hiv The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how well the government is preventing the spread of HIV/AIDS 1 very well 2 fairly well 3 not very well 4 not at all well 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing Question q63p in the data correspond with question q63q in the questionnaire sas response to situation in zimbabwe The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on the government's response to the situation in Zimbabwe 1 very well 2 fairly well 3 not very well 4 not at all well 5 don't know 98 refused 99 missing Question q63q in the data correspond with question q63r in the questionnaire how interested is the president in your well-being q64. How interested do you think President Mbeki is in what happens to you or hearing what people like you think? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 not at all interested 2 not very interested 3 interested 4 very interested 5 or haven't you heard enough about him to know 97 n/a 98 refused 99 missing how much of the time can you trust the president q65. How much of the time can you trust President Mbeki to do what is right? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's trust in President Mbeki to do what is right 1 never 2 only some of the time 3 most of the time 4 just about always 5 or haven't you heard enough about them to know 97 n/a 98 refused 99 missing what is your opinion of the presidents job performance q66. What about the way President Mbeki has performed his job over the past twelve months? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's approval of President Mbeki's performance over the past twelve months 1 strongly disapprove 2 disapprove 3 approve 4 strongly approve 5 do not know 98 refused 99 missing how many govt officials do you think are involved in corruption q67. How many officials in the government do you think are involved in corruption? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on the number of government officials involved in corruption 1 all/almost all 2 most 3 a few/some 4 almost none/none 5 or haven't you had a chance to hear enough about them 97 n/a 98 refused 99 missing how interested is parliament in your well-being q68. How interested do you think parliament is in what happens to you or hearing what people like you think? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 not at all interested 2 not very interested 3 interested 4 very interested 5 or haven't you had a chance to hear enough about it 97 n/a 98 refused 99 missing how much of the time can you trust parliament q69. How much of the time can you trust parliament to do what is right? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's trust in parliament to do what is right 1 never 2 only some of the time 3 most of the time 4 just about always 5 or haven't you had a chance to hear enough about it 97 n/a 98 refused 99 missing parliament's job performance q70. What about the way parliament has performed its job over the past twelve months? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's approval of how parliament has performed over the past twelve months 1 strongly disapprove 2 disapprove 3 approve 4 strongly approve 5 do not know 98 refused 99 missing how many people in parliament involved in corruption q71. What about corruption? How many people in parliament do you think are involved in corruption? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on the number of people in parliament involved in corruption 1 all/almost all 2 most 3 a few/some 4 almost none/none 5 or haven't you had a chance to hear enough about them 97 n/a 98 refused 99 missing how many civil servants are involved in corruption q72. How many civil servants, or those who work in government offices and ministries do you think are involved in corruption? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on the number of civil servants involved in corruption 1 all/almost all 2 most 3 a few/some 4 almost none/none 5 or haven't you had a chance to hear enough about them 97 n/a 98 refused 99 missing how interested is provincial govt in your well-being q72a. How interested do you think the _______ government is in what happens to you or hearing what people like you think? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 not at all interested 2 not very interested 3 interested 4 very interested 5 or haven't you had a chance to hear enough about it 97 n/a 98 refused 99 missing how much of the time can you trust provincial govt q72b. How much of the time can you trust the ______ government to do what is right? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's trust in the local government to do what is right 1 never 2 only some of the time 3 most of the time 4 just about always 5 or havent you had a chance to hear enough about it 97 n/a 98 refused 99 missing premier's job performance q72c. What about the way Premier [READ IN THE NAME OF THE PREMIER]__________ has performed his job over the past twelve months? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 strongly disapprove 2 disapprove 3 approve 4 strongly approve 5 do not know 98 refused 99 missing provincial govt job performance q72d. What about the way the __________ government has performed its job over the past twelve months? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's approval of government's performance over the past twelve months 1 strongly disapprove 2 disapprove 3 approve 4 strongly approve 5 do not know 98 refused 99 missing how many people in prov govt are involved in corruption q72e. How many officials in the _______ government do you think are involved in corruption? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on the number of government officials involved in corruption 1 all/almost all 2 most 3 a few/some 4 almost none/none 5 or haven't you had a chance to hear enough about them 97 n/a 98 refused 99 missing how interested is you local councillor in your well-being q73. How interested do you think your local councillor is in what happens to you or hearing what people like you think? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 not at all interested 2 not very interested 3 interested 4 very interested 5 or haven't you had a chane to hear enough about them 6 not applicable for my area 98 refused 99 missing how much of the time can you trust your local govt q74. How much of the time can you trust your local government to do what is right? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's trust in the local government to do what is right 1 never 2 only some of the time 3 most of the time 4 just about always 5 or haven't you had a chane to hear enough about it 6 not applicable for my area 98 refused 99 missing how has your local govt performed its job q75. What about the way your local government has performed its job over the past twelve months? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's approval of how the local government has performed over the past twelve months 1 strongly disapprove 2 disapprove 3 approve 4 strongly approve 5 or haven't you had a chance to hear enough about it 6 not applicable for my area 98 refused 99 missing how many officials in your local govt are involved in corruption q76. What about corruption? How many officials in your local government do you think are involved in corruption? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on the number of local government officials involved in corruption 1 all/almost all 2 most 3 a few/some 4 almost none/none 5 or haven't you had a chance to hear enough about them 6 not applicable for my area 98 refused 99 missing likelihood of police catching and charging those committing serious crime q76a1. What if a person like yourself committed a serious crime? How likely is it that the police would catch and charge them? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how likely the police will effectively make people obey the law 1 very likely 2 likely 3 not very likely 4 not at all likely 5 don't know likelihood of court conviction q76a2. If a person like yourself committed a serious crime and were charged by the police? How likely is it that a court of law would convict them? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how likely the court of law will effectively make people obey the law 1 very likely 2 likely 3 not very likely 4 not at all likely 5 don't know likelihood of sars penalizing tax evaders q76a3. What about if a person like yourself cheated and did not pay a tax that they owed the government (like a tax on income you get from sources other than a normal salary)? How likely is it that the Receiver of Revenue / South African Revenue Service would find out and penalize them? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how likely the South African Revenue Services will effectively find out and penalize people who cheated on tax 1 very likely 2 likely 3 not very likely 4 not at all likely 5 don't know illegal services: likelihood of council cutting services q76a4. And if a person like yourself were to obtain their services without paying for them (like water and electricity), how likely is that your local council would find out and cut off their services? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how likely the local council will effectively find out and cancel services for people who are not paying for them 1 very likely 2 likely 3 not very likely 4 not at all likely 5 don't know rates evasion: likelihood of council cutting services q76a5. Finally, what if they did not pay their rates? How likely is it that your local council would attach or repossess their property? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how likely the local council will effectively attach and repossess their property from people not paying rates 1 very likely 2 likely 3 not very likely 4 not at all likely 5 don't know comparison of current and past govt effectiveness q77a. Is government today more, about the same or less effective in the way it performs its job as under apartheid? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on the effectiveness of the current government in the way it performs its job relative to the government under apartheid 1 much more 2 more 3 same 4 less 5 much less 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing comparison of current and past govt interest The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how the current government is interested to hear what people think relative to the government under apartheid 1 much more 2 more 3 same 4 less 5 much less 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing comparison of current and past govt corruption q77c. Is government today more, about the same or less corrupt as under apartheid? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how corrupt the current government is relative to the government under apartheid 1 much more 2 more 3 same 4 less 5 much less 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing comparison of current and past govt trustworthiness q77d. Is government today more, about the same or less trustworthy as under apartheid? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how trustworthy the current government is relative to the government under apartheid 1 much more 2 more 3 same 4 less 5 much less 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing able to enforce the law q77e. Is government today more, about the same or less able to enforce the law as under apartheid? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on how the current government is able to enforce the law relative to the government under apartheid 1 much more 2 more 3 same 4 less 5 much less 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing life today compared to under apartheid The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 much worse 2 worse 3 about the same 4 better 5 much better 6 don't know This question is not in the questionnaire how much of the time can you trust the army The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's trust in the South African Defence Force 1 never 2 only some of the time 3 most of the time 4 just about always 5 haven't heard enough 97 n/a 98 refused 99 missing how much of the time can you trust the police The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's trust in the South African Police Service 1 never 2 only some of the time 3 most of the time 4 just about always 5 haven't heard enough 97 n/a 98 refused 99 missing how much of the time can you trust the courts of law The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's trust in the courts of law 1 never 2 only some of the time 3 most of the time 4 just about always 5 haven't heard enough 97 n/a 98 refused 99 missing how much of the time can you trust the criminal justice system The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 never 2 only some of the time 3 most of the time 4 just about always 5 haven't heard enough 97 n/a 98 refused 99 missing This question is not in the questionnaire how much of the time can you trust the independent electoral commission The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's trust in the Independent Electoral Commission 1 never 2 only some of the time 3 most of the time 4 just about always 5 haven't heard enough 97 n/a 98 refused 99 missing how much of the time can you trust the south african broadcasting corporation The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's trust in the South African Broadcasting Corporation 1 never 2 only some of the time 3 most of the time 4 just about always 5 haven't heard enough 97 n/a 98 refused 99 missing how much of the time can you trust press or newspapers The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's trust in the press and newspapers 1 never 2 only some of the time 3 most of the time 4 just about always 5 haven't heard enough 97 n/a 98 refused 99 missing According to the Afrobarometer South Africa 2000 questionnaire, question q78f was not asked in South Africa. Question q78f in the data is question q78g in the questionnaire. preference for democratic vs non-democratic govt The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 democracy always preferable 2 non-democratic govt can be preferable 3 makes no difference 4 don't know 98 refused 99 missing have you ever heard anything about the gear programme q80. Have you ever heard anything about the government’s Growth, Employment and Redistribution Programme (GEAR), or haven’t you had a chance to hear or read about this yet? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's knowledge of the government's Growth, Employment and Redistribution Programme (GEAR) 1 yes 2 no 3 haven't had a chance to hear - don't know 98 refused 99 missing gear programme's effect on everyday life q81. What effect do you think GEAR has had on the way you live your life? Has it made it worse, had no effect, or made it better, or haven't you heard enough about this to say? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Opinion on what effect GEAR has had on the way respondent live in their life 1 made it a lot worse 2 made it worse 3 had no effect 4 made it better 5 made it a lot better 6 havent had a chance to hear - dont know 97 not applicable 98 refused 99 missing data gear has helped vs hurt most people The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on whether GEAR has helped most people or only benefited a minority 1 gear has helped people, minority suffered - strongly agree 2 gear has helped people, minority suffered - agree 3 gear has hurt most people, benefited a minority - agree 4 gear has hurt most people, benefited a minority - strongly a 5 do not know 6 do not agree with either 97 not applicable besides being south african, which group do you feel you belong to q83. Besides being South African, which specific group do you feel you belong to first and foremost? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's self classified group 1 afrikaans 2 chewa 3 chinyungwe 4 chisena 5 damara 6 english 7 german 8 nama 9 ndebele 10 oshiwambo 11 otjiherero 12 portuequese 13 rukwangali 14 sesotho, sotho, s.sotho 15 setswanne/tswana 16 silozi 17 shangaan/tsongo/ronga/tswa 18 shona 19 swahili 20 swazi 21 venda 22 xhosa 23 zulu 24 sepedi/n.sotho 25 white 26 black 27 coloured 28 indian 29 christian 30 muslim 31 catholic 32 religious 33 middle class 34 working class 35 poor/low class 36 farmer 37 jindwe 38 black african 39 african 40 muchikunda 41 budya 42 zezuru 43 ndau 44 muungwe 45 housewife 46 dont differentiate myself 47 tumbuka 48 karanga 49 worker 50 korekore 51 ovambo 52 afrikaner 53 boer 54 businessman 55 unemployed 56 kavango 57 san 58 khoi 59 banderu 60 student 61 herero 62 3rd class 63 professional 64 farm-worker 65 race 66 pensioner 67 sportsman 68 traditional leader 69 caprivian 70 language 71 political party affiliation 72 housewife 73 young person 74 foreigner 75 mafwe 76 yei 77 totela 78 dirigo 79 woman 80 head of household 81 kwangali 82 vushambyu 83 mbukushu 84 gentleman 85 zimbabwean 86 manyika 87 namibian 88 tonga 89 tribe 90 district of origin 91 region of origin 92 politician 93 educated person 94 development orientated person 95 counsellor 96 nothing 97 any religious group 98 refused 99 missing data 100 leader 101 same language as self 102 poor christian person 103 artist 104 bemba 105 zambian 106 fisherman 107 teacher 108 trader 109 namwanga 110 bisa 111 lozi 112 kunda 113 self-employed 114 ordinary person 115 rastaffarian 141 other feel proud to be part of this group The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing want children to think of themselves as part of group The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing being part of this group is a very important part of how you see yourself The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing According to the Afrobarometer South Africa 2000 questionnaire, question q84b1 was not asked in South Africa. However, there is data for this variable. people belonging to this group are the best The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing stronger ties to group than to other south africans The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing this group is very different from other south aficans The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing According to the Afrobarometer South Africa 2000 questionnaire, question q84d1 was not asked in South Africa. However, there is data for this variable. it makes you proud to be called a south african The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing children should think of themselves as south african The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing being a sa is a very important part of how you see yourself The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing According to the Afrobarometer South Africa 2000 questionnaire, question q84f1 was not asked in South Africa. However, there is data for this variable. regardless of group you belong to, if you are sa, should be treated equally The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing desirable to create a united sa out of all the groups The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing it is possible to create a united sa nation The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing According to the Afrobarometer South Africa 2000 questionnaire, question q84h1 was not asked in South Africa. However, there is data for this variable. your groups economic condition compared to others q85. Are _____s’ [R’s IDENTITY GROUP] economic conditions worse, the same as, or better than other groups in this country? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on whether their groups' economic conditions are worse, the same or better than other groups in the country 1 much worse 2 worse 3 about the same 4 better 5 much better 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing identity treated unfairly by the govt q86. To what extent are ___________ [R's IDENTITY GROUP] people treated unfairly by the government? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on the extent to which people in their group are unfairly treated by the government 1 always 2 to a large extent 3 to some extent 4 hardly at all 5 never 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing govt more or less interested in what your group has to say q87. In general, do you feel that people in government are less interested, or more interested in what _____________s think compared to other groups, or is it about the same? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Opinion on how the respondent feels about what people in government think about their group 1 much less interested 2 less interested 3 about the same 4 more interested 5 much more interested 6 don't know 97 n/a 98 refused 99 missing govt represents interests of all south africans or just one group q88. Do you think that the government represents the interests of all South Africans, or of one group only? If All South Africans SKIP TO Q.90 The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on whether the government represents the interests of all South Africans or of one group only 1 all south africans 2 one group 3 don't know 99 missing data which groups interest is mostly represented by govt IF ONE GROUP [see q88 above] q89. Which group is that? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 The group that the respondent feels the government represents their interest 1 afrikaans speakers 2 chewa/chewa speakers 3 chinyungwe speakers 4 chisena speakers 5 damara speakers 6 english speakers 7 german speakers 8 nam speakers 9 ndebele speakers 10 oshiwambo speakers 11 otjiherero speakers 12 portueguese speakers 13 rukwangali speakers 14 sesotho, sotho, s.sotho speakers 15 setswana/tswana speakers 16 silozi speakers 17 shangaan/tsonga/ronga/tswa speakers 18 shona speakers 19 swahili speakers 20 swazi speakers 21 venda speakers 22 xhosa speakers 23 zulu speakers 24 sepedi/n.sotho speakers 25 white people 26 black people 27 coloured people 28 indian people 29 christian people 30 muslim people 31 catholic people 32 religious people 33 middle class people 34 working class people 35 poor/low class people 36 farmer people 37 jindwe people 38 black african people 39 african people 40 muchikunda 41 budya 42 zezuru 43 ndau 44 muungwe 45 women 46 men 47 tumbuka 48 karanga 49 worker(s) 50 korekore 51 ovambo 52 afrikaners 53 boers 54 businessmen 55 unemployed people 56 kavango 57 san 58 khoi 59 banderu 60 students 61 westerners 62 top government officials 63 their people 64 zanu pf members 65 rich people 66 zwimba people 67 mugabe & other leaders 68 code 68 69 elite 70 government workers 71 bourgeouise 72 ruling class 73 bangwato 74 basarwa 75 bangwato and bakalaka 76 chinese 77 central region (malawi) 78 people who live with president 79 machinga 80 united democratic front constituencies (malawi) 81 football players 82 politicians 83 united democratic front/udf members (malawi) 84 yao/achawa 85 southerners/southern region (malawi) 86 northerners/northern region (malawi) 87 political party 88 code 88 89 damara/nama 90 their families 91 ministers 92 government officials 93 town dwellers 94 people of same tribe 95 bemba 96 rich businessmen 97 not applicable 98 refused 99 missing 100 senior clergymen 101 foreigners 127 other which is true for you with regards to the 1999 national elections q90. With regard to the most recent, 1999 national elections, which statement is true for you? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 i decided not to vote 2 i were not able to vote 3 i voted in the elections 4 election not held in your area 5 cannot remember 98 refused 99 missing address problems facing the community with others The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Number of times respondent has participated with others to address an important problem affecting the community or nation 1 yes, often 2 yes, a few times 3 yes, once or twice 4 no, but would do it if had the chance 5 no, would never do this 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing attend election rally The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Number of times respondent has attended an election rally 1 yes, often 2 yes, a few times 3 yes, once or twice 4 no, but would do it if had the chance 5 no, would never do this 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing work for political candidate or party The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Number of times respondent has worked for a political candidate or party 1 yes, often 2 yes, a few times 3 yes, once or twice 4 no, but would do it if had the chance 5 no, would never do this 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing write a letter to newspaper The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Number of times respondent has written a letter to a newspaper 1 yes, often 2 yes, a few times 3 yes, once or twice 4 no, but would do it if had the chance 5 no, would never do this 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing claimed govt benefits to which you are not entitled If yes—read out options 1-3. if no—read out options 4 and 5 The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Number of times respondent has claimed benefits to which they are not entitled 1 yes, often 2 yes, a few times 3 yes, once or twice 4 no, but would do it if had the chance 5 no, would never do this 6 don't know 7 not applicable 98 refused 99 missing avoid paying municipal/local rates If yes-read out options 1-3. if no-read out options 4 and 5 The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Number of times respondent has avoided paying municipal/local rates 1 yes, often 2 yes, a few times 3 yes, once or twice 4 no, but would do it if had the chance 5 no, would never do this 6 don't know 7 not applicable 98 refused 99 missing avoid paying income taxes If yes-read out options 1-3. if no-read out options 4 and 5 The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Number of times respondent has avoided paying incomes taxes 1 yes, often 2 yes, a few times 3 yes, once or twice 4 no, but would do it if had the chance 5 no, would never do this 6 don't know 7 not applicable 98 refused 99 missing get services without paying If yes-read out options 1-3. if no-read out options 4 and 5 The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Number of times respondent get services like electricity or water without paying for them 1 yes, often 2 yes, a few times 3 yes, once or twice 4 no, but would do it if had the chance 5 no, would never do this 6 don't know 7 not applicable 98 refused 99 missing attend a demonstration or protest march If yes—read out options 1-3. if no—read out options 4 and 5 The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Number of times respondent has attended a demonstration or protest march 1 yes, often 2 yes, a few times 3 yes, once or twice 4 no, but would do it if had the chance 5 no, would never do this 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing boycott rates, services and taxes If yes-read out options 1-3. if no-read out options 4 and 5 The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Number of times respondent has participated in a boycott of rates, services or taxes 1 yes, often 2 yes, a few times 3 yes, once or twice 4 no, but would do it if had the chance 5 no, would never do this 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing partake in sit-ins, disruption of government meetings If yes-read out options 1-3. if no-read out options 4 and 5 The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Number of times respondent has taken part in a sit-in, disruption of government meetings or offices 1 yes, often 2 yes, a few times 3 yes, once or twice 4 no, but would do it if had the chance 5 no, would never do this 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing use force or violent methods If yes-read out options 1-3. if no-read out options 4 and 5 The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Number of times respondent has used force or violent methods 1 yes, often 2 yes, a few times 3 yes, once or twice 4 no, but would do it if had the chance 5 no, would never do this 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing support for shutting down media The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion if the government shut down newspapers, or radio stations or newspapers that were critical of it 1 strongly support 2 support 3 neither support nor oppose 4 oppose 5 strongly oppose 6 dont know 98 refused 99 missing response to shutting down media q95a. What if anything would you do about it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 What the respondent would do if the government shut down newspapers, or radio stations or newspapers that were critical of it 1 do nothing 2 speak to others 3 write to newspaper 4 phone radio/tv 5 contact govt official 6 join march/demonstration 7 do not know 8 other 98 refused 99 missing response to shutting down media q95b. What if anything would you do about it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 What the respondent would do if the government shut down newspapers, or radio stations or newspapers that were critical of it 1 do nothing 2 speak to others 3 write to newspaper 4 phone radio/tv 5 contact govt official 6 join march/demonstration 7 do not know 8 other 96 no further answer 98 refused 99 missing data response to shutting down media q95c. What if anything would you do about it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 What the respondent would do if the government shut down newspapers, or radio stations or newspapers that were critical of it 1 do nothing 2 speak to others 3 write to newspaper 4 phone radio/tv 5 contact govt official 6 join march/demonstration 7 do not know 8 other 96 no further answer 98 refused 99 missing data response to shutting down media q95d. What if anything would you do about it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 What the respondent would do if the government shut down newspapers, or radio stations or newspapers that were critical of it 1 do nothing 2 speak to others 3 write to newspaper 4 phone radio/tv 5 contact govt official 6 join march/demonstration 7 do not know 8 other 96 no further answer 98 refused 99 missing data response to shutting down media q95e. What if anything would you do about it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 What the respondent would do if the government shut down newspapers, or radio stations or newspapers that were critical of it 1 do nothing 2 speak to others 3 write to newspaper 4 phone radio/tv 5 contact govt official 6 join march/demonstration 7 do not know 8 other 96 no further answer 98 refused 99 missing data support for dismissing judges The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion if the government dismissed judges who ruled against the government 1 strongly support 2 support 3 neither support nor oppose 4 oppose 5 strongly oppose 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing response to dismissing judges q97a. What if anything would you do about it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 What the respondent would do if the government dismissed judges who ruled against the government 1 do nothing 2 speak to others 3 write to newspaper 4 phone radio/tv 5 contact govt official 6 join march/demonstration 7 do not know 8 other 98 refused 99 missing data response to dismissing judges q97b. What if anything would you do about it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 What the respondent would do if the government dismissed judges who ruled against the government 1 do nothing 2 speak to others 3 write to newspaper 4 phone radio/tv 5 contact govt official 6 join march/demonstration 7 do not know 8 other 96 no further answer 98 refused 99 missing data response to dismissing judges q97c. What if anything would you do about it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 What the respondent would do if the government dismissed judges who ruled against the government 1 do nothing 2 speak to others 3 write to newspaper 4 phone radio/tv 5 contact govt official 6 join march/demonstration 7 do not know 8 other 96 no further answer 98 refused 99 missing data response to dismissing judges q97d. What if anything would you do about it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 What the respondent would do if the government dismissed judges who ruled against the government 1 do nothing 2 speak to others 3 write to newspaper 4 phone radio/tv 5 contact govt official 6 join march/demonstration 7 do not know 8 other 96 no further answer 98 refused 99 missing data response to dismissing judges q97e. What if anything would you do about it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 What the respondent would do if the government dismissed judges who ruled against the government 1 do nothing 2 speak to others 3 write to newspaper 4 phone radio/tv 5 contact govt official 6 join march/demonstration 7 do not know 8 other 96 no further answer 98 refused 99 missing data support for banning political parties The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion if the government banned political parties 1 strongly support 2 support 3 neither support nor oppose 4 oppose 5 strongly oppose 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing response to banning political parties q99a. What if anything would you do about it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 What the respondent would do if the government banned political parties 1 do nothing 2 speak to others 3 write to newspaper 4 phone radio/tv 5 contact govt official 6 join march/demonstration 7 do not know 8 other 98 refused 99 missing data response to banning political parties q99b. What if anything would you do about it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 What the respondent would do if the government banned political parties 1 do nothing 2 speak to others 3 write to newspaper 4 phone radio/tv 5 contact govt official 6 join march/demonstration 7 do not know 8 other 98 refused 99 missing data response to banning political parties q99c. What if anything would you do about it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 What the respondent would do if the government banned political parties 1 do nothing 2 speak to others 3 write to newspaper 4 phone radio/tv 5 contact govt official 6 join march/demonstration 7 do not know 8 other 98 refused 99 missing data response to banning political parties q99d. What if anything would you do about it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 What the respondent would do if the government banned political parties 1 do nothing 2 speak to others 3 write to newspaper 4 phone radio/tv 5 contact govt official 6 join march/demonstration 7 do not know 8 other 98 refused 99 missing data response to banning political parties q99e. What if anything would you do about it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 What the respondent would do if the government banned political parties 1 do nothing 2 speak to others 3 write to newspaper 4 phone radio/tv 5 contact govt official 6 join march/demonstration 7 do not know 8 other 98 refused 99 missing data support for the suspension of parliament and cancellation of next elections The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion if the government suspend parliament and cancel the next elections 1 strongly support 2 support 3 neither support nor oppose 4 oppose 5 strongly oppose 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing data response to suspension of parliament q101a. What if anything would you do about it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 What the respondent would do if the government suspend parliament and cancel the next elections 1 do nothing 2 speak to others 3 write to newspaper 4 phone radio/tv 5 contact govt official 6 join march/demonstration 7 do not know 8 other 98 refused 99 missing response to suspension of parliament q101b. What if anything would you do about it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 What the respondent would do if the government suspend parliament and cancel the next elections 1 do nothing 2 speak to others 3 write to newspaper 4 phone radio/tv 5 contact govt official 6 join march/demonstration 7 do not know 8 other 96 no further answer 98 refused 99 missing data response to suspension of parliament q101c. What if anything would you do about it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 What the respondent would do if the government suspend parliament and cancel the next elections 1 do nothing 2 speak to others 3 write to newspaper 4 phone radio/tv 5 contact govt official 6 join march/demonstration 7 do not know 8 other 96 no further answer 98 refused 99 missing data response to suspension of parliament q101d. What if anything would you do about it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 What the respondent would do if the government suspend parliament and cancel the next elections 1 do nothing 2 speak to others 3 write to newspaper 4 phone radio/tv 5 contact govt official 6 join march/demonstration 7 do not know 8 other 96 no further answer 98 refused 99 missing data response to suspension of parliament q101e. What if anything would you do about it? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 What the respondent would do if the government suspend parliament and cancel the next elections 1 do nothing 2 speak to others 3 write to newspaper 4 phone radio/tv 5 contact govt official 6 join march/demonstration 7 do not know 8 other 96 no further answer 98 refused 99 missing data willingness to live under non-elected leader The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's willingness to live under a non-elected government or a leader who impose law and order, and deliver houses and jobs 1 very willing 2 willing 3 unwilling 4 very unwilling 5 don't know patience to deal with problems vs solve now The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 will take years to deal with problems: agree strongly 2 will take years to deal with problems: agree somewhat 3 ought to deal with problems now: agree somewhat 4 ought to deal with problems now: agree strongly 5 do not know 6 do not agree with either 98 refused 99 missing democratic society and majority rule READ OUT OPTIONS The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 How the respondent associate democracy with majority rule 1 absolutely essential 2 important 3 not very important 4 not important at all 5 do not know 98 refused 99 missing democratic society and freedom to criticise the govt The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 How the respondent associate democracy with complete freedom for anyone to criticise the government 1 absolutely essential 2 important 3 not very important 4 not important at all 5 do not know 98 refused 99 missing democratic society and regular elections The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 How the respondent associate democracy with regular elections 1 absolutely essential 2 important 3 not very important 4 not important at all 5 do not know 98 refused 99 missing democratic society and at least 2 parties competing The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 How respondent associate democracy with at least two political parties competing with each other 1 absolutely essential 2 important 3 not very important 4 not important at all 5 do not know 98 refused 99 missing democratic society and basic necessities The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 How the respondent associate democracy with necessities like shelter, food and water for everyone 1 absolutely essential 2 important 3 not very important 4 not important at all 5 do not know 98 refused 99 missing democratic society and jobs for everyone The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 How the respondent associate democracy with jobs for everyone 1 absolutely essential 2 important 3 not very important 4 not important at all 5 do not know 98 refused 99 missing democratic society and equal education The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 How the respondent associate democracy with equality in education 1 absolutely essential 2 important 3 not very important 4 not important at all 5 do not know 98 refused 99 missing democratic society and small income gap The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 How the respondent associate democracy with a small income gap between rich and poor 1 absolutely essential 2 important 3 not very important 4 not important at all 5 do not know 98 refused 99 missing need a strong leader vs democracy always best The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on the need of a strong leader who does not bother about elections or democracy 1 need a strong leader: agree strongly 2 need a strong leader: agree somewhat 3 democracy always best: agree somewhat 4 democracy always best: agree strongly 5 do not know 6 do not agree with either 98 refused 99 missing is south africa democratic? q105. On the whole, is the way South Africa is governed Read out options The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on the way South Africa is governed 1 completely democratic 2 democratic, but with some minor exceptions 3 democratic, with some major exceptions 4 not a democracy 5 do not understand question 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing how satisfied are you with democracy in south africa q106. Overall, how satisfied are you with the way democracy works in South Africa? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's satisfaction with the way democracy works in South Africa 1 very satisfied 2 fairly satisfied 3 not very satisfied 4 not at all satisfied 5 south africa is not a democracy 6 do not know 98 refused 99 missing most important changes about way country is governed q107a. What are the most important things that need to be changed about the way we govern our country? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Most important things the respondent feels need to change about the way South Africa is governed 1 don't know 2 nothing 3 ruling of country by constitutional laws 4 criminal procedures/laws 5 violence 6 employment/unemployment 7 democracy must work 8 democracy 9 availability of basic needs (water,electricity) 10 salaries 11 schools 12 prices of goods 13 living standards 14 government officials must visit all parts of country 15 housing 16 the parliament 17 election policy 18 they must work for peoples benefits 19 clinic fees must not be increased 20 fairness/equality to all 21 equality in government jobs 22 presidents ruling term to be limited 23 terminate ex-army pensions 24 increase export capacity 25 invite investors into the country 26 social security 27 give people land 28 drought relief 29 equality to all people 30 better health services/facilities/hospitals 31 freedom 32 peace 33 ministers must change 34 bring back death penalty 35 increase pension 36 apartheid 37 laws against squatter camps 38 stop corruption 39 more rights to police officers 40 police must patrol areas 41 ex-plan fighters must get jobs and privileges 42 more control over personal rights by government 43 less control over personal rights by government 44 vice-presidents must go 45 need new constitution/change constitution 46 president should retire 47 government need to create employment 48 people suffering 49 old people should be assisted 50 people should live by traditional customs 51 prostitution too high 52 government should listen to peoples problems 53 reduce number of ministers 54 rule by chiefs 55 appointment of ministers 56 government should rule properly 57 should be elections for ministers 58 the economy 59 reduce presidents powers 60 do away with governors 61 give headman more power 62 people should be free to join any pol party 63 freedom in all respects 64 parliament must change 65 education 66 crime 67 taxes 68 poverty 69 stop rigging elections 70 build schools 71 responsible government budget/expenditure 72 assist businessmen with investments 73 fire ministers 74 currency 75 change ruling party 76 prevent crime 77 prevent rape 78 election 79 reduce income disparity 80 provide shelter 81 quality of education/education should be improved 82 department of corruption should be independent 83 government should consult people 84 chiefdomship should be inherited 85 culture 86 improve agriculture 87 give other party leaders a chance 88 reduce election period from 5 to 2 years 89 dont know 90 give opposite parties cabinet posts 91 improve health care 92 citizen empowerment 93 monitor influence of foreigners 94 teach electorate about politics 95 discourage promotions of failed students 96 no further responses 97 mps + councillors should keep promises 98 refused to answer 99 missing data 100 more business ownership 101 accountability 102 should not change cabinet ministers 103 amend laws 104 amend marriage laws 105 cost of education 106 in-service training 107 address youth issues 108 strong opposition 109 education of community 110 sex education 111 unity in country 112 transparency 113 constitution 114 more educational institutions 115 leadership 116 nation must have a king 117 roads 118 teachers 119 government structure 120 transport problems 121 old retire for young 122 deport whites 123 constructing bridges 124 national development to cover entire area 125 government way of borrowing money 126 government should respect opposition leaders 127 regionalism in country must stop 128 competition between informal & formal markets must stop 129 go back to one-party government 130 need bore-holes instead of piped water 131 president should be replaced 132 parliament must be re-elected 133 culture should be maintained 134 weak leadership 135 shortage of teachers 136 schools/education 137 stricter border controls 138 government must work for peoples benefit 139 basic health services 140 create projects 141 death penalty 142 ex-plan fighters must get jobs/privileges 143 improve economy 144 farm-workers benefits 145 tribalism 146 rates & taxes 147 opposition parties to be involved in dev programs 148 involve youth in development programs 149 nothing 150 address needs of poor 151 stop privatising companies 152 no retrenchments 153 listening to needs of people 154 bringing agricultural inputs in time 155 improving workers salaries 156 bringing back free education 157 improve fertilizer distribution 158 bringing development to rural areas 159 improve job opportunities 160 government should change 161 government pay attention to rural health 162 give loans to start businesses 163 change of government 164 reclaim privatised cos from foreign investors 165 increase political commitment 166 recognise opposition leaders 167 prioritise workplan on schools, hospitals 168 eradicate tribalism 169 accountability of government funds 170 reduce unemployment 171 appointment of ministers on tribal ground 172 implentation of government policies 173 do not understand question 174 adoption parl. candidates to be transparent 175 appointment of mayor should be transparent 176 implemenation of fiscal & monetary policies 177 dont have enough info 178 almost all things 179 abolish nomination of mps 180 policies should be reviewed 181 mayors to be elected by universal suffrage 182 consultation of opposition parties 183 stop following donor conditions 184 increase food production 185 all people should have access to basic needs 186 improve agricultural sector 187 allocation of country resources 188 address policies 189 help people/food relief 190 effective implementation of government policies 191 appointment of judges should be reviewed 192 adoption of mps should be introduced 193 reduce price of mealie meal 194 build school 195 build health centres 196 way they run schools 197 way they run health centres 198 leaders should not be greedy 199 respond to civil servants wages 200 improvement of civil servants wages 201 retrench people when benefits are ready 270 other most important changes about way country is governed q107b. What are the most important things that need to be changed about the way we govern our country? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Most important things the respondent feels need to change about the way South Africa is governed 1 don't know 2 nothing 3 ruling of country by constitutional laws 4 criminal procedures/laws 5 violence 6 employment/unemployment 7 democracy must work 8 democracy 9 availability of basic needs (water,electricity) 10 salaries 11 schools 12 prices of goods 13 living standards 14 government officials must visit all parts of country 15 housing 16 the parliament 17 election policy 18 they must work for peoples benefits 19 clinic fees must not be increased 20 fairness/equality to all 21 equality in government jobs 22 presidents ruling term to be limited 23 terminate ex-army pensions 24 increase export capacity 25 invite investors into the country 26 social security 27 give people land 28 drought relief 29 equality to all people 30 better health services/facilities/hospitals 31 freedom 32 peace 33 ministers must change 34 bring back death penalty 35 increase pension 36 apartheid 37 laws against squatter camps 38 stop corruption 39 more rights to police officers 40 police must patrol areas 41 ex-plan fighters must get jobs and privileges 42 more control over personal rights by government 43 less control over personal rights by government 44 vice-presidents must go 45 need new constitution/change constitution 46 president should retire 47 government need to create employment 48 people suffering 49 old people should be assisted 50 people should live by traditional customs 51 prostitution too high 52 government should listen to peoples problems 53 reduce number of ministers 54 rule by chiefs 55 appointment of ministers 56 government should rule properly 57 should be elections for ministers 58 the economy 59 reduce presidents powers 60 do away with governors 61 give headman more power 62 people should be free to join any pol party 63 freedom in all respects 64 parliament must change 65 education 66 crime 67 taxes 68 poverty 69 stop rigging elections 70 build schools 71 responsible government budget/expenditure 72 assist businessmen with investments 73 fire ministers 74 currency 75 change ruling party 76 prevent crime 77 prevent rape 78 election 79 reduce income disparity 80 provide shelter 81 quality of education/education should be improved 82 department of corruption should be independent 83 government should consult people 84 chiefdomship should be inherited 85 culture 86 improve agriculture 87 give other party leaders a chance 88 reduce election period from 5 to 2 years 89 dont know 90 give opposite parties cabinet posts 91 improve health care 92 citizen empowerment 93 monitor influence of foreigners 94 teach electorate about politics 95 discourage promotions of failed students 96 no further responses 97 mps + councillors should keep promises 98 refused to answer 99 missing data 100 more business ownership 101 accountability 102 should not change cabinet ministers 103 amend laws 104 amend marriage laws 105 cost of education 106 in-service training 107 address youth issues 108 strong opposition 109 education of community 110 sex education 111 unity in country 112 transparency 113 constitution 114 more educational institutions 115 leadership 116 nation must have a king 117 roads 118 teachers 119 government structure 120 transport problems 121 old retire for young 122 deport whites 123 constructing bridges 124 national development to cover entire area 125 government way of borrowing money 126 government should respect opposition leaders 127 regionalism in country must stop 128 competition between informal & formal markets must stop 129 go back to one-party government 130 need bore-holes instead of piped water 131 president should be replaced 132 parliament must be re-elected 133 culture should be maintained 134 weak leadership 135 shortage of teachers 136 schools/education 137 stricter border controls 138 government must work for peoples benefit 139 basic health services 140 create projects 141 death penalty 142 ex-plan fighters must get jobs/privileges 143 improve economy 144 farm-workers benefits 145 tribalism 146 rates & taxes 147 opposition parties to be involved in dev programs 148 involve youth in development programs 149 nothing 150 address needs of poor 151 stop privatising companies 152 no retrenchments 153 listening to needs of people 154 bringing agricultural inputs in time 155 improving workers salaries 156 bringing back free education 157 improve fertilizer distribution 158 bringing development to rural areas 159 improve job opportunities 160 government should change 161 government pay attention to rural health 162 give loans to start businesses 163 change of government 164 reclaim privatised cos from foreign investors 165 increase political commitment 166 recognise opposition leaders 167 prioritise workplan on schools, hospitals 168 eradicate tribalism 169 accountability of government funds 170 reduce unemployment 171 appointment of ministers on tribal ground 172 implentation of government policies 173 do not understand question 174 adoption parl. candidates to be transparent 175 appointment of mayor should be transparent 176 implemenation of fiscal & monetary policies 177 dont have enough info 178 almost all things 179 abolish nomination of mps 180 policies should be reviewed 181 mayors to be elected by universal suffrage 182 consultation of opposition parties 183 stop following donor conditions 184 increase food production 185 all people should have access to basic needs 186 improve agricultural sector 187 allocation of country resources 188 address policies 189 help people/food relief 190 effective implementation of government policies 191 appointment of judges should be reviewed 192 adoption of mps should be introduced 193 reduce price of mealie meal 194 build school 195 build health centres 196 way they run schools 197 way they run health centres 198 leaders should not be greedy 199 respond to civil servants wages 200 improvement of civil servants wages 201 retrench people when benefits are ready 270 other most important changes about way country is governed q107c. What are the most important things that need to be changed about the way we govern our country? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Most important things the respondent feels need to change about the way South Africa is governed 1 don't know 2 nothing 3 ruling of country by constitutional laws 4 criminal procedures/laws 5 violence 6 employment/unemployment 7 democracy must work 8 democracy 9 availability of basic needs (water,electricity) 10 salaries 11 schools 12 prices of goods 13 living standards 14 government officials must visit all parts of country 15 housing 16 the parliament 17 election policy 18 they must work for peoples benefits 19 clinic fees must not be increased 20 fairness/equality to all 21 equality in government jobs 22 presidents ruling term to be limited 23 terminate ex-army pensions 24 increase export capacity 25 invite investors into the country 26 social security 27 give people land 28 drought relief 29 equality to all people 30 better health services/facilities/hospitals 31 freedom 32 peace 33 ministers must change 34 bring back death penalty 35 increase pension 36 apartheid 37 laws against squatter camps 38 stop corruption 39 more rights to police officers 40 police must patrol areas 41 ex-plan fighters must get jobs and privileges 42 more control over personal rights by government 43 less control over personal rights by government 44 vice-presidents must go 45 need new constitution/change constitution 46 president should retire 47 government need to create employment 48 people suffering 49 old people should be assisted 50 people should live by traditional customs 51 prostitution too high 52 government should listen to peoples problems 53 reduce number of ministers 54 rule by chiefs 55 appointment of ministers 56 government should rule properly 57 should be elections for ministers 58 the economy 59 reduce presidents powers 60 do away with governors 61 give headman more power 62 people should be free to join any pol party 63 freedom in all respects 64 parliament must change 65 education 66 crime 67 taxes 68 poverty 69 stop rigging elections 70 build schools 71 responsible government budget/expenditure 72 assist businessmen with investments 73 fire ministers 74 currency 75 change ruling party 76 prevent crime 77 prevent rape 78 election 79 reduce income disparity 80 provide shelter 81 quality of education/education should be improved 82 department of corruption should be independent 83 government should consult people 84 chiefdomship should be inherited 85 culture 86 improve agriculture 87 give other party leaders a chance 88 reduce election period from 5 to 2 years 89 dont know 90 give opposite parties cabinet posts 91 improve health care 92 citizen empowerment 93 monitor influence of foreigners 94 teach electorate about politics 95 discourage promotions of failed students 96 no further responses 97 mps + councillors should keep promises 98 refused to answer 99 missing data 100 more business ownership 101 accountability 102 should not change cabinet ministers 103 amend laws 104 amend marriage laws 105 cost of education 106 in-service training 107 address youth issues 108 strong opposition 109 education of community 110 sex education 111 unity in country 112 transparency 113 constitution 114 more educational institutions 115 leadership 116 nation must have a king 117 roads 118 teachers 119 government structure 120 transport problems 121 old retire for young 122 deport whites 123 constructing bridges 124 national development to cover entire area 125 government way of borrowing money 126 government should respect opposition leaders 127 regionalism in country must stop 128 competition between informal & formal markets must stop 129 go back to one-party government 130 need bore-holes instead of piped water 131 president should be replaced 132 parliament must be re-elected 133 culture should be maintained 134 weak leadership 135 shortage of teachers 136 schools/education 137 stricter border controls 138 government must work for peoples benefit 139 basic health services 140 create projects 141 death penalty 142 ex-plan fighters must get jobs/privileges 143 improve economy 144 farm-workers benefits 145 tribalism 146 rates & taxes 147 opposition parties to be involved in dev programs 148 involve youth in development programs 149 nothing 150 address needs of poor 151 stop privatising companies 152 no retrenchments 153 listening to needs of people 154 bringing agricultural inputs in time 155 improving workers salaries 156 bringing back free education 157 improve fertilizer distribution 158 bringing development to rural areas 159 improve job opportunities 160 government should change 161 government pay attention to rural health 162 give loans to start businesses 163 change of government 164 reclaim privatised cos from foreign investors 165 increase political commitment 166 recognise opposition leaders 167 prioritise workplan on schools, hospitals 168 eradicate tribalism 169 accountability of government funds 170 reduce unemployment 171 appointment of ministers on tribal ground 172 implentation of government policies 173 do not understand question 174 adoption parl. candidates to be transparent 175 appointment of mayor should be transparent 176 implemenation of fiscal & monetary policies 177 dont have enough info 178 almost all things 179 abolish nomination of mps 180 policies should be reviewed 181 mayors to be elected by universal suffrage 182 consultation of opposition parties 183 stop following donor conditions 184 increase food production 185 all people should have access to basic needs 186 improve agricultural sector 187 allocation of country resources 188 address policies 189 help people/food relief 190 effective implementation of government policies 191 appointment of judges should be reviewed 192 adoption of mps should be introduced 193 reduce price of mealie meal 194 build school 195 build health centres 196 way they run schools 197 way they run health centres 198 leaders should not be greedy 199 respond to civil servants wages 200 improvement of civil servants wages 201 retrench people when benefits are ready 270 other most important changes about way country is governed q107d. What are the most important things that need to be changed about the way we govern our country? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Most important things the respondent feels need to change about the way South Africa is governed 1 don't know 2 nothing 3 ruling of country by constitutional laws 4 criminal procedures/laws 5 violence 6 employment/unemployment 7 democracy must work 8 democracy 9 availability of basic needs (water,electricity) 10 salaries 11 schools 12 prices of goods 13 living standards 14 government officials must visit all parts of country 15 housing 16 the parliament 17 election policy 18 they must work for peoples benefits 19 clinic fees must not be increased 20 fairness/equality to all 21 equality in government jobs 22 presidents ruling term to be limited 23 terminate ex-army pensions 24 increase export capacity 25 invite investors into the country 26 social security 27 give people land 28 drought relief 29 equality to all people 30 better health services/facilities/hospitals 31 freedom 32 peace 33 ministers must change 34 bring back death penalty 35 increase pension 36 apartheid 37 laws against squatter camps 38 stop corruption 39 more rights to police officers 40 police must patrol areas 41 ex-plan fighters must get jobs and privileges 42 more control over personal rights by government 43 less control over personal rights by government 44 vice-presidents must go 45 need new constitution/change constitution 46 president should retire 47 government need to create employment 48 people suffering 49 old people should be assisted 50 people should live by traditional customs 51 prostitution too high 52 government should listen to peoples problems 53 reduce number of ministers 54 rule by chiefs 55 appointment of ministers 56 government should rule properly 57 should be elections for ministers 58 the economy 59 reduce presidents powers 60 do away with governors 61 give headman more power 62 people should be free to join any pol party 63 freedom in all respects 64 parliament must change 65 education 66 crime 67 taxes 68 poverty 69 stop rigging elections 70 build schools 71 responsible government budget/expenditure 72 assist businessmen with investments 73 fire ministers 74 currency 75 change ruling party 76 prevent crime 77 prevent rape 78 election 79 reduce income disparity 80 provide shelter 81 quality of education/education should be improved 82 department of corruption should be independent 83 government should consult people 84 chiefdomship should be inherited 85 culture 86 improve agriculture 87 give other party leaders a chance 88 reduce election period from 5 to 2 years 89 dont know 90 give opposite parties cabinet posts 91 improve health care 92 citizen empowerment 93 monitor influence of foreigners 94 teach electorate about politics 95 discourage promotions of failed students 96 no further responses 97 mps + councillors should keep promises 98 refused to answer 99 missing data 100 more business ownership 101 accountability 102 should not change cabinet ministers 103 amend laws 104 amend marriage laws 105 cost of education 106 in-service training 107 address youth issues 108 strong opposition 109 education of community 110 sex education 111 unity in country 112 transparency 113 constitution 114 more educational institutions 115 leadership 116 nation must have a king 117 roads 118 teachers 119 government structure 120 transport problems 121 old retire for young 122 deport whites 123 constructing bridges 124 national development to cover entire area 125 government way of borrowing money 126 government should respect opposition leaders 127 regionalism in country must stop 128 competition between informal & formal markets must stop 129 go back to one-party government 130 need bore-holes instead of piped water 131 president should be replaced 132 parliament must be re-elected 133 culture should be maintained 134 weak leadership 135 shortage of teachers 136 schools/education 137 stricter border controls 138 government must work for peoples benefit 139 basic health services 140 create projects 141 death penalty 142 ex-plan fighters must get jobs/privileges 143 improve economy 144 farm-workers benefits 145 tribalism 146 rates & taxes 147 opposition parties to be involved in dev programs 148 involve youth in development programs 149 nothing 150 address needs of poor 151 stop privatising companies 152 no retrenchments 153 listening to needs of people 154 bringing agricultural inputs in time 155 improving workers salaries 156 bringing back free education 157 improve fertilizer distribution 158 bringing development to rural areas 159 improve job opportunities 160 government should change 161 government pay attention to rural health 162 give loans to start businesses 163 change of government 164 reclaim privatised cos from foreign investors 165 increase political commitment 166 recognise opposition leaders 167 prioritise workplan on schools, hospitals 168 eradicate tribalism 169 accountability of government funds 170 reduce unemployment 171 appointment of ministers on tribal ground 172 implentation of government policies 173 do not understand question 174 adoption parl. candidates to be transparent 175 appointment of mayor should be transparent 176 implemenation of fiscal & monetary policies 177 dont have enough info 178 almost all things 179 abolish nomination of mps 180 policies should be reviewed 181 mayors to be elected by universal suffrage 182 consultation of opposition parties 183 stop following donor conditions 184 increase food production 185 all people should have access to basic needs 186 improve agricultural sector 187 allocation of country resources 188 address policies 189 help people/food relief 190 effective implementation of government policies 191 appointment of judges should be reviewed 192 adoption of mps should be introduced 193 reduce price of mealie meal 194 build school 195 build health centres 196 way they run schools 197 way they run health centres 198 leaders should not be greedy 199 respond to civil servants wages 200 improvement of civil servants wages 201 retrench people when benefits are ready 270 other most important changes about way country is governed q107e. What are the most important things that need to be changed about the way we govern our country? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Most important things the respondent feels need to change about the way South Africa is governed 1 don't know 2 nothing 3 ruling of country by constitutional laws 4 criminal procedures/laws 5 violence 6 employment/unemployment 7 democracy must work 8 democracy 9 availability of basic needs (water,electricity) 10 salaries 11 schools 12 prices of goods 13 living standards 14 government officials must visit all parts of country 15 housing 16 the parliament 17 election policy 18 they must work for peoples benefits 19 clinic fees must not be increased 20 fairness/equality to all 21 equality in government jobs 22 presidents ruling term to be limited 23 terminate ex-army pensions 24 increase export capacity 25 invite investors into the country 26 social security 27 give people land 28 drought relief 29 equality to all people 30 better health services/facilities/hospitals 31 freedom 32 peace 33 ministers must change 34 bring back death penalty 35 increase pension 36 apartheid 37 laws against squatter camps 38 stop corruption 39 more rights to police officers 40 police must patrol areas 41 ex-plan fighters must get jobs and privileges 42 more control over personal rights by government 43 less control over personal rights by government 44 vice-presidents must go 45 need new constitution/change constitution 46 president should retire 47 government need to create employment 48 people suffering 49 old people should be assisted 50 people should live by traditional customs 51 prostitution too high 52 government should listen to peoples problems 53 reduce number of ministers 54 rule by chiefs 55 appointment of ministers 56 government should rule properly 57 should be elections for ministers 58 the economy 59 reduce presidents powers 60 do away with governors 61 give headman more power 62 people should be free to join any pol party 63 freedom in all respects 64 parliament must change 65 education 66 crime 67 taxes 68 poverty 69 stop rigging elections 70 build schools 71 responsible government budget/expenditure 72 assist businessmen with investments 73 fire ministers 74 currency 75 change ruling party 76 prevent crime 77 prevent rape 78 election 79 reduce income disparity 80 provide shelter 81 quality of education/education should be improved 82 department of corruption should be independent 83 government should consult people 84 chiefdomship should be inherited 85 culture 86 improve agriculture 87 give other party leaders a chance 88 reduce election period from 5 to 2 years 89 dont know 90 give opposite parties cabinet posts 91 improve health care 92 citizen empowerment 93 monitor influence of foreigners 94 teach electorate about politics 95 discourage promotions of failed students 96 no further responses 97 mps + councillors should keep promises 98 refused to answer 99 missing data 100 more business ownership 101 accountability 102 should not change cabinet ministers 103 amend laws 104 amend marriage laws 105 cost of education 106 in-service training 107 address youth issues 108 strong opposition 109 education of community 110 sex education 111 unity in country 112 transparency 113 constitution 114 more educational institutions 115 leadership 116 nation must have a king 117 roads 118 teachers 119 government structure 120 transport problems 121 old retire for young 122 deport whites 123 constructing bridges 124 national development to cover entire area 125 government way of borrowing money 126 government should respect opposition leaders 127 regionalism in country must stop 128 competition between informal & formal markets must stop 129 go back to one-party government 130 need bore-holes instead of piped water 131 president should be replaced 132 parliament must be re-elected 133 culture should be maintained 134 weak leadership 135 shortage of teachers 136 schools/education 137 stricter border controls 138 government must work for peoples benefit 139 basic health services 140 create projects 141 death penalty 142 ex-plan fighters must get jobs/privileges 143 improve economy 144 farm-workers benefits 145 tribalism 146 rates & taxes 147 opposition parties to be involved in dev programs 148 involve youth in development programs 149 nothing 150 address needs of poor 151 stop privatising companies 152 no retrenchments 153 listening to needs of people 154 bringing agricultural inputs in time 155 improving workers salaries 156 bringing back free education 157 improve fertilizer distribution 158 bringing development to rural areas 159 improve job opportunities 160 government should change 161 government pay attention to rural health 162 give loans to start businesses 163 change of government 164 reclaim privatised cos from foreign investors 165 increase political commitment 166 recognise opposition leaders 167 prioritise workplan on schools, hospitals 168 eradicate tribalism 169 accountability of government funds 170 reduce unemployment 171 appointment of ministers on tribal ground 172 implentation of government policies 173 do not understand question 174 adoption parl. candidates to be transparent 175 appointment of mayor should be transparent 176 implemenation of fiscal & monetary policies 177 dont have enough info 178 almost all things 179 abolish nomination of mps 180 policies should be reviewed 181 mayors to be elected by universal suffrage 182 consultation of opposition parties 183 stop following donor conditions 184 increase food production 185 all people should have access to basic needs 186 improve agricultural sector 187 allocation of country resources 188 address policies 189 help people/food relief 190 effective implementation of government policies 191 appointment of judges should be reviewed 192 adoption of mps should be introduced 193 reduce price of mealie meal 194 build school 195 build health centres 196 way they run schools 197 way they run health centres 198 leaders should not be greedy 199 respond to civil servants wages 200 improvement of civil servants wages 201 retrench people when benefits are ready 270 other most important changes about way country is governed q107f. What are the most important things that need to be changed about the way we govern our country? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Most important things the respondent feels need to change about the way South Africa is governed 1 don't know 2 nothing 3 ruling of country by constitutional laws 4 criminal procedures/laws 5 violence 6 employment/unemployment 7 democracy must work 8 democracy 9 availability of basic needs (water,electricity) 10 salaries 11 schools 12 prices of goods 13 living standards 14 government officials must visit all parts of country 15 housing 16 the parliament 17 election policy 18 they must work for peoples benefits 19 clinic fees must not be increased 20 fairness/equality to all 21 equality in government jobs 22 presidents ruling term to be limited 23 terminate ex-army pensions 24 increase export capacity 25 invite investors into the country 26 social security 27 give people land 28 drought relief 29 equality to all people 30 better health services/facilities/hospitals 31 freedom 32 peace 33 ministers must change 34 bring back death penalty 35 increase pension 36 apartheid 37 laws against squatter camps 38 stop corruption 39 more rights to police officers 40 police must patrol areas 41 ex-plan fighters must get jobs and privileges 42 more control over personal rights by government 43 less control over personal rights by government 44 vice-presidents must go 45 need new constitution/change constitution 46 president should retire 47 government need to create employment 48 people suffering 49 old people should be assisted 50 people should live by traditional customs 51 prostitution too high 52 government should listen to peoples problems 53 reduce number of ministers 54 rule by chiefs 55 appointment of ministers 56 government should rule properly 57 should be elections for ministers 58 the economy 59 reduce presidents powers 60 do away with governors 61 give headman more power 62 people should be free to join any pol party 63 freedom in all respects 64 parliament must change 65 education 66 crime 67 taxes 68 poverty 69 stop rigging elections 70 build schools 71 responsible government budget/expenditure 72 assist businessmen with investments 73 fire ministers 74 currency 75 change ruling party 76 prevent crime 77 prevent rape 78 election 79 reduce income disparity 80 provide shelter 81 quality of education/education should be improved 82 department of corruption should be independent 83 government should consult people 84 chiefdomship should be inherited 85 culture 86 improve agriculture 87 give other party leaders a chance 88 reduce election period from 5 to 2 years 89 dont know 90 give opposite parties cabinet posts 91 improve health care 92 citizen empowerment 93 monitor influence of foreigners 94 teach electorate about politics 95 discourage promotions of failed students 96 no further responses 97 mps + councillors should keep promises 98 refused to answer 99 missing data 100 more business ownership 101 accountability 102 should not change cabinet ministers 103 amend laws 104 amend marriage laws 105 cost of education 106 in-service training 107 address youth issues 108 strong opposition 109 education of community 110 sex education 111 unity in country 112 transparency 113 constitution 114 more educational institutions 115 leadership 116 nation must have a king 117 roads 118 teachers 119 government structure 120 transport problems 121 old retire for young 122 deport whites 123 constructing bridges 124 national development to cover entire area 125 government way of borrowing money 126 government should respect opposition leaders 127 regionalism in country must stop 128 competition between informal & formal markets must stop 129 go back to one-party government 130 need bore-holes instead of piped water 131 president should be replaced 132 parliament must be re-elected 133 culture should be maintained 134 weak leadership 135 shortage of teachers 136 schools/education 137 stricter border controls 138 government must work for peoples benefit 139 basic health services 140 create projects 141 death penalty 142 ex-plan fighters must get jobs/privileges 143 improve economy 144 farm-workers benefits 145 tribalism 146 rates & taxes 147 opposition parties to be involved in dev programs 148 involve youth in development programs 149 nothing 150 address needs of poor 151 stop privatising companies 152 no retrenchments 153 listening to needs of people 154 bringing agricultural inputs in time 155 improving workers salaries 156 bringing back free education 157 improve fertilizer distribution 158 bringing development to rural areas 159 improve job opportunities 160 government should change 161 government pay attention to rural health 162 give loans to start businesses 163 change of government 164 reclaim privatised cos from foreign investors 165 increase political commitment 166 recognise opposition leaders 167 prioritise workplan on schools, hospitals 168 eradicate tribalism 169 accountability of government funds 170 reduce unemployment 171 appointment of ministers on tribal ground 172 implentation of government policies 173 do not understand question 174 adoption parl. candidates to be transparent 175 appointment of mayor should be transparent 176 implemenation of fiscal & monetary policies 177 dont have enough info 178 almost all things 179 abolish nomination of mps 180 policies should be reviewed 181 mayors to be elected by universal suffrage 182 consultation of opposition parties 183 stop following donor conditions 184 increase food production 185 all people should have access to basic needs 186 improve agricultural sector 187 allocation of country resources 188 address policies 189 help people/food relief 190 effective implementation of government policies 191 appointment of judges should be reviewed 192 adoption of mps should be introduced 193 reduce price of mealie meal 194 build school 195 build health centres 196 way they run schools 197 way they run health centres 198 leaders should not be greedy 199 respond to civil servants wages 200 improvement of civil servants wages 201 retrench people when benefits are ready 270 other are you close to any political party q108. Do you usually think of yourself as close to any particular political party? No SKIP TO Q111 The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether the respondent is close to any particular political party 1 yes 2 no 3 don't know 98 refused 99 missing which party are you close to q109. Which party is that? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 The political party that the respondent is close to 10 refused/won't say 11 don't know 12 other 19 democratic alliance 59 african muslim party 60 african christian democratic party 61 african national congress 62 afrikaner eenheidsbeweging 63 azanian peoples organization 64 democratic party 65 federal alliance 66 freedom front 67 inkatha freedom party 68 minority front 69 new national party 70 pan africanist congress 71 united christian democratic party 72 united democratic movement 97 no party how close do you feel to this party q110. Do you feel very close to this party, somewhat close, or not very close? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Feeling of closeness to the political party mentioned in q109 1 very close 2 somewhat close 3 not very close 4 don't know 97 not applicable 98 refused 99 missing trc was important for building a united sa nation The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on whether the TRC initiative was important for building a united South Africa 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing national reconciliation does not require intervention The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on whether national reconciliation is a natural process 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing reconciliation requires that south africans understand one another better The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on whether national reconciliation requires that South Africans understand one another better 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing national reconciliation requires material compensation for victims The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on whether national reconciliation requires material compensation for victims of apartheid 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing national reconciliation requires that people forgive one another The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on whether national reconciliation requires that people forgive one another 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing national reconciliation requires forgetting the past The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on whether national reconciliation requires that people forget the past 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing national reconciliation requires the healing of memories The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on whether national reconciliation requires the healing of memories 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing national reconciliation requires amnesty The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Opinion on whether it is the respondent's responsibility as a citizen to contribute to the process of reconciliation 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing it is my responsibility as a citizen to contribute to the process of reconciliat The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's opinion on whether national reconciliation requires amnesty as provided by the TRC 1 strongly disagree 2 disagree 3 neither agree nor disagree 4 agree 5 strongly agree 6 don't know 98 refused 99 missing 999 could not determine age how old were you on your last birthday q111. How old were you at your last birthday or in which year were you born? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's age at last birthday 999 missing data what is your home language q112. What language do you speak most at home? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Language most spoken at home 1 afrikaans 6 english 9 ndebele 14 sesotho, sotho, south sotho 15 setswana, tswana 17 shangaan 18 shona 20 swazi 21 venda 22 xhosa 23 zulu 24 pedi, sepedi, north sotho 25 other what is the highest grade, std, form completed q113. What was the highest grade, standard or form you completed? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Highest grade, standard or form completed by respondent 1 no formal schooling 2 some primary schooling 3 primary school completed 4 some high school 5 high school completed 6 some university, college completed 7 university, college completed 8 post graduate 9 other post-matric qualifications other than university 10 dont know 98 refused 99 missing is your job part-time or full-time; looking for work q114. Do you have a job that pays a weekly or monthly cash income? Is it full-time or part-time? And are you looking for a cash job (or looking for another one if you are presently working) The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether respondent has a job, full-time or part-time job and looking for another one if presently working 1 no (not looking) 2 no (looking) 3 yes, part-time (not looking) 4 yes, part-time (looking) 5 yes, full-time (not looking) 6 yes, full-time (looking) 7 don't know 98 refused 99 missing over the last 12 months have you been without a cash job more than a month q115. In the past twelve months, have you been unemployed (that is, without a cash job) at any time for a period of at least one month or more? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether respondent has been unemployed in the last twelve months for a period of at least one month or more 1 yes 2 no 3 don't remember 98 refused 99 missing for how many months were you unemployed q116. How many months did this amount to? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Duration of time respondent was unemployed 13 don't know 97 not applicable 98 refused 99 missing do you do regular work without cash pay q117. Do you do any regular work without getting paid cash? IF YES What type of job? Is this a part time or full time job? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether respondent do a regular job without being paid cash and the type of job 1 no 2 watching, caring for, raising children (part-time) 3 watching, caring for, raising children (full-time) 4 cleaning (part-time) 5 cleaning (full-time) 6 looking after animals (part-time) 7 looking after animals (full-time) 8 growing food (part-time) 9 growing food (full-time) 10 volunteer work (part-time) 11 volunteer work (full-time) 12 other 98 refused 99 missing what is your present or last occupation q118. What is your present occupation or last occupation if unemployed? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's present or last occupation if unemployed 99 missing data There are no responses to question q118 type of occupation q119. Would that be The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 The type of present or last occupation 1 employer, manage establishment with ten or more employees 2 employer, manage establishment with ten or less employees 3 professional worker/lawyer/accountant/teacher etc. 4 supervisor office worker/supervises others 5 non-manual office worker (non-supervisor) 6 foreman/supervisor 7 skilled manual worker (formal sector) 8 skilled manual worker (informal sector, trader, hawker, vend 9 unskilled manual worker (formal sector) 10 unskilled manual worker (informal sector, trader, hawker, ve 11 miner 12 farmer (has own commercial farm) 13 farmer (has own subsistence farm) 14 farm worker 15 domestic/maid char 16 armed services/police security personnel 17 student 18 housewife/works in the household 19 disabled 20 never had a job 21 dont know 98 refused 99 missing do you know of a close friend or relative who died of aids q120. Do you know a close friend or relative who has died of AIDS? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether respondent has knowledge of a close friend who has died of AIDS 1 yes 2 no 3 will not say 4 dont know 98 refused 99 missing national govt vote q120a1. If there were elections for national government tomorrow, which political party or organisation would you vote for? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Political party or organization the respondent would vote for if there are national government elections 2 african muslim party 3 african christian democratic party 4 african national congress 5 afrikaner eenheidsbeweging 6 azanian peoples organization 7 democratic party 8 federal alliance 9 freedom front 10 inkatha freedom party 11 minority party 12 new national party 13 pan africanist congress 14 united christian democratic party 15 united democratic movement 19 democratic alliance 30 do not know 31 will not vote 32 spoilt ballot 33 not answered 98 refused 99 missing local govt vote - party q120a2. Now with regard to the upcoming local government elections, please remember that local organisations other than political parties may stand for office. Please make a cross next to your choice of party or organisation. The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Political party or organization the respondent would vote for if there are local government elections 2 african muslim party 3 african christian democratic party 4 african national congress 5 afrikaner eenheidsbeweging 6 azanian peoples organization 7 democratic party 8 federal alliance 9 freedom front 10 inkatha freedom party 11 minority party 12 new national party 13 pan africanist congress 14 united christian democratic party 15 united democratic movement 17 a local civic organisation 19 democratic alliance 30 do not know 31 will not vote 32 spoilt ballot 33 not answered 98 refused 99 missing local govt vote - candidate q120a3. Would you vote for an independent candidate or for somebody affiliated with a political party or local organisation? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether respondent would vote for an independent political party or somebody affiliated with a political party 1 independent candidate 2 african muslim party 3 african christian democratic party 4 african national congress 5 afrikaner eenheidsbeweging 6 azanian peoples organization 7 democratic party 8 federal alliance 9 freedom front 10 inkatha freedom party 11 minority party 12 new national party 13 pan africanist congress 14 united christian democratic party 15 united democratic movement 16 an independent ratepayers organisation 17 a local civic organisation 18 other party/organisation 19 democratic alliance 31 will not vote 32 spoilt ballot 33 not answered 97 not applicable 98 refused 99 missing suburb q121. Suburb The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Suburb of interview 1 actonville 2 actonville 3 agavia 4 alexandra 5 alexandra 6 algoa park 7 amatikwe inanda 8 attrigeville 9 attrigeville 10 attrigeville 11 attrigeville 12 austerville 13 balfour 14 barberton 15 bayview 16 bayview 17 bekkersdal 18 belfast 19 belgravia 20 bellville-suid 21 benoni 22 besters camp 23 bethlehem 24 bethlehem 25 bethlehem 26 bishops court 27 bloemendal 28 bochum 29 boksburg north 30 bolodedu (ga-modjadji) 31 bolodedu (ga-modjadji) 32 bolodedu (ga-modjadji) 33 bonteheuwel 34 botshabelo 35 botshabelo 36 botshabelo 37 botshabelo 38 botshabelo 39 bredasdorp 40 bridgetown 41 brits 42 brits 43 britstown 44 britstown 45 brooklyn 46 bultfontein 47 burghersdorp 48 butterworth 49 butterworth 50 butterworth 51 cacadu/glen grey (umtata) 52 cacadu/glen grey (umtata) 53 cacadu/glen grey (umtata) 54 caledon 55 camperdown 56 camperdown 57 camps bay/bakoven 58 carltonville 59 cathcart 60 cathcart 61 cbd 62 cbd 63 chartwell/diepsloot 64 chiawelo 65 chiawelo 66 chiawelo 67 chiawelo 68 clare hills 69 clermont 70 cofimvaba/st.marks 71 coligny 72 cottondale (mapulaneng) 73 cradock 74 croydon 75 daveyton 76 daveyton 77 daveyton 78 daveyton 79 daveyton 80 daveyton 81 de aar 82 de aar 83 delareyville 84 dhlamini 85 diepkloof 86 dinwiddie 87 dobsonville 88 duiwelskloof (letaba) 89 duncans village/gompo town 90 dundee 91 dzanini (wyllies poort) 92 dzanini (wyllies poort) 93 eastridge 94 eastridge 95 edendale valley 96 edendale valley 97 edenpark 98 edenvale 99 eerstehoek (lochiel) 100 eerstehoek (lochiel) 101 eerstehoek (lochiel) 102 ekangala (mkobola) 103 eldorado park (*wrm) 104 eldorado park (*wrm) 105 emdeni 106 emdeni 107 emnambithi (wasbank) 108 emnambithi (wasbank) 109 emtshebeni inanda 110 engcobo 111 engcobo 112 enseleni (samkele) 113 enseleni (samkele) 114 ermelo 115 ermelo 116 ermelo 117 ermelo 118 estcourt 119 evander (highveld ridge/hoeveldrif) 120 evander (highveld ridge/hoeveldrif) 121 evander (highveld ridge/hoeveldrif) 122 evaton 123 evaton 124 evaton 125 evaton 126 ezingolweni 127 fort beaufort 128 frankfort 129 fresnaye 130 fynnlands 131 ga-modjadji (bolobedu) 132 ga-modjadji (bolobedu) 133 gatayana/willowvale 134 gcuwa/butterworth 135 generaal de wet 136 george 137 george 138 germiston 139 gezina 140 glevendale 141 gonubie 142 goqokazi inanda 143 gordonia (groblershoop) 144 gordonia (groblershoop) 145 grove end 146 guguletu - gen 147 guguletu - gen 148 guguletu - gen 149 guguletu - gen 150 guguletu - gen 151 guguletu - old tip site 152 hanover 153 harrismith 154 hartswater 155 havenside 156 havenside 157 hay (griekwastad) 158 heidelberg 159 herschel 160 herschel 161 highflats (vulamehlo) 162 hillbrow 163 hillbrow 164 hlabisa 165 hlanganani 166 hlanganani (thornville) 167 hofmeyr 168 homer 169 howick (lions river) 170 humansdorp 171 idutywa 172 idutywa 173 imbali 174 imbali 175 imbali 176 inanda 177 inanda miss/loca 178 inanda miss/loca 179 inhlungwane inanda 180 isipingo rail 181 itsoseng (ditsobotla) 182 jabuvu 183 jabuvu 184 kabah 185 kabenga 186 kagiso 187 kagiso 188 kagiso 189 kalk bay 190 katlehong 191 katlehong 192 katlehong 193 katlehong 194 katlehong 195 katlehong 196 keiskammahoek 197 kempton park 198 kenridge 199 kensington 200 kenville 201 khayalitsha - gen 202 khayalitsha - gen 203 khayalitsha - gen 204 khayalitsha - site b 205 khayalitsha - site c 206 kimberley 207 kimberley 208 kimberley 209 kimberley 210 kimberley 211 kimberley 212 king williams town 213 klaarwater 214 klerksdorp 215 klerksdorp 216 klerksdorp 217 klerksdorp 218 klerksdorp 219 klerksdorp 220 klerksdorp 221 kliprivier (roosboom) 222 koppies 223 koppies 224 kroonstad 225 kroonstad 226 krugerdorp 227 krugerdorp 228 kuilsrivier 229 kuilsrivier 230 kwa mapumulu (mapumulo) 231 kwa mapumulu (mapumulo) 232 kwabacha (mt frere) 233 kwamakhuta (amanz) 234 kwamashu 235 kwamashu 236 kwamashu 237 kwamashu 238 kwathema (spr) 239 kwazakele 240 kwazakele 241 kwazakele 242 lady grey 243 langa 244 langa - gen 245 lansdowne 246 leandra (highveld ridge/hoeveldrif) 247 lehurutshe (blairbeth) 248 lehurutshe (blairbeth) 249 lentegeur 250 lichtenburg 251 lindelani (ntu) 252 lindley 253 lochiel (eerstehoek) 254 louis trichardt 255 louis trichardt 256 mabopane 257 macassar - gen 258 madadeni 259 madadeni 260 madadeni 261 mahlabatini 262 makamole (mokerong) 263 makamole (mokerong) 264 makamole (mokerong) 265 malamulele 266 malamulele 267 malmesbury 268 mamelodi 269 mamelodi 270 mangaung (bochabelo) 271 mankwe (mogwase) 272 mankwe (mogwase) 273 mankwe (mogwase) 274 mapetla 275 mapulaneng (cottondale) 276 mapulaneng (cottondale) 277 mapulaneng (cottondale) 278 mattatiele 279 mdantsane 280 mdantsane 281 mdantsane 282 mdantsane 283 mdantsane 284 mdantsane 285 mdantsane 286 mdantsane 287 mdantsane 288 mdantsane 289 mdutjana (witnet) 290 meadowlands east 291 meadowlands west 292 meadowlands west 293 meadowridge 294 melrose north 295 messina 296 middelburg 297 middeldrift 298 middeldrift 299 middeldrift 300 mkobola (ekangala) 301 mobeni 302 mofolo 303 mohlakeng 304 mohlakeng 305 mokerong (mokamole) 306 mokerong (mokamole) 307 moletsane 308 molopo (mafikeng) 309 molopo (mafikeng) 310 montagu 311 montclair 312 montford 313 montgomery park 314 moorreesburg 315 moregloed 316 moretele 1 (themba) 317 moretele 1 (themba) 318 morningside 319 moroka 320 mosselbaai/bay 321 mosselbaai/bay 322 mosselbaai/bay 323 motherwell 324 motherwell 325 motherwell 326 mount road 327 moutse (siyabuswa) 328 moutse (siyabuswa) 329 moutse (siyabuswa) 330 moutse (siyabuswa) 331 mpumalanga 332 mpumalanga 333 mqanduli 334 msinga (keates drift) 335 msinga (pomeroy) 336 mt frere (kwabacha) 337 munsieville 338 naphuno (trichardsdal) 339 naphuno (trichardsdal) 340 new brighton 341 new brighton 342 newcastle 343 newtown inanda 344 newtown inanda 345 newtown inanda 346 ngome (ngotshe) 347 nkomazi (matsamo) 348 nkwalini (ongoye) 349 nongoma 350 northcroft 351 northcroft 352 northpine 353 nqamakwe 354 nqamakwe 355 nsikazi (plaston) 356 nsikazi (plaston) 357 nsikazi (plaston) 358 ntuzuma (phoenix) 359 ntuzuma other 360 ntuzuma other 361 362 nylstroom 363 nylstroom 364 odendaalsrus 365 odi 1 (winterveld) 366 odi 1 (winterveld) 367 odi 1 (winterveld) 368 ohlanga inanda 369 ohlanga inanda 370 okhahlamba (frere) 371 olifantshoek (gordonia) 372 ongoye (mtunzini) 373 orange farm 374 orlando west 375 paarl 376 paarl 377 paarl 378 parkdene 379 parktown 380 parys 381 peddie 382 peddie 383 philippi - east (stock) 384 philippi town 385 pietersburg 386 pietersburg 387 pietersburg 388 pimville 389 pimville 390 postmasburg 391 postmasburg 392 potchefstroom 393 potchefstroom 394 potchefstroom 395 potchefstroom 396 potchefstroom 397 potchefstroom 398 potchefstroom 399 potgietersrus 400 potgietersrus 401 prieska 402 racecourse 403 racecourse 404 racecourse 405 refengkgotso 406 reservoir hills 407 retreat 408 ricecliff 409 richmond 410 richmond 411 robertsham 412 rocklands 413 rooikop 414 rosettenville 415 rugby 416 rustenburg 417 rustenburg 418 rustenburg 419 rydalvale 420 sada (hewu) 421 sada (hewu) 422 sarepta 423 scarbourgh 424 schweizer-reneke 425 sebokeng south 426 sekgosese (ha-magoro) 427 sekhukhuneland 428 sekhukhuneland 429 sekhukhuneland 430 senaoane 431 senekal 432 seshego 433 shallcross 434 shallcross 435 sharonlea 436 sharpville 437 sharpville 438 sherwood 439 simdlangentsha (louwsburg) 440 soshanguve 441 south downs (okhahlamba) 442 soutpan (wonderboom) 443 springs 444 st wendolins/savanah 445 st wendolins/savanah 446 standerton 447 stanger 448 stanger 449 stellenbosch 450 steytlerville 451 steytlerville 452 stutterheim 453 stutterheim 454 sunward park 455 swellendam 456 swellendam 457 swellendam 458 sydenham 459 sydenham 460 tafelsig 461 taung 462 tembisa 463 tembisa 464 tembisa 465 thabamoopo (lebowakgomo) 466 thabamoopo (lebowakgomo) 467 thabamoopo (lebowakgomo) 468 thabamoopo (lebowakgomo) 469 the hill 470 theunissen 471 thohoyandou 472 thohoyandou 473 tokoza (jhm) 474 tokoza (jhm) 475 tongaat 476 tongaat 477 townsend estate (ctm) 478 tsakane b/pan 479 tsakane b/pan 480 tsakane b/pan 481 tsakane b/pan 482 tsomo 483 tzaneen 484 tzaneen 485 tzaneen (rivati) 486 uitenhague 487 uitenhague 488 umlazi 489 umlazi 490 umlazi 491 umtata 492 umtata 493 umtata 494 umtata 495 umzimkulu 496 umzimkulu 497 upington (gordonia) 498 utrecht 499 valhalla 500 valhalla 501 valhalla park (bm) 502 vanderbijlpark 503 vasco estate (ctm) 504 vereeniging 505 verulam 506 victoria-west 507 viljoenskroon 508 vosloorus 509 vosloorus 510 vrede 511 vredenburg 512 vryburg 513 vryburg 514 vryheid 515 vulamehlo 516 vuwani (soekmekaar) 517 vuwani (soekmekaar) 518 warrenton 519 warrenton 520 warrenton 521 wasbank (emnambithi) 522 waterkloof lh 523 waterkloofrif 524 welgelegen 525 welkom 526 welkom 527 welkom 528 welkom 529 weltevreden park 530 weltevreden park 531 wepener 532 wesselsbron 533 westbury 534 westville 535 wierda park 536 willows 537 winburg 538 winterveld (odi 1) 539 winterveld (odi 1) 540 witbank 541 witbank 542 witbank 543 witbank 544 witbank 545 witsieshoek 546 witsieshoek 547 witsieshoek 548 zola 549 zwelitsha 550 zwide district/province q122. Town/City The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 District/province of interview 100 eastern cape 101 free state 102 gauteng 103 kwa-zulu natal 104 mpumalanga 105 northern cape 106 northern province 107 north west 108 western cape Question q122 in the data is suppose to be question q123 in the questionnaire. Therefore, there is no data for question q122 in the questionnaire. country q123b. Country The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Country of interview 6 south africa language interview was conducted in q124a. Which language/s was the interview conducted in? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Language in which the interview was contacted 1 afrikaans 2 chewa 3 chinyungwe 4 chisena 5 damara 6 english 7 german 8 nama 9 ndebele 10 oshiwambo 11 otjiherero 12 portuguese 13 rukwangali 14 sesotho, sotho, s.sotho 15 setswana/tswana 16 silozi 17 shangaan/tsonga/ronga/tswa 18 shona 19 swahili 20 swazi 21 venda 22 xhosa 23 zulu 24 sepedi/n.sotho 25 other 99 missing language interview was conducted in q124b. Which language/s was the interview conducted in? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Language in which the interview was contacted 1 afrikaans 2 chewa 3 chinyungwe 4 chisena 5 damara 6 english 7 german 8 nama 9 ndebele 10 oshiwambo 11 otjiherero 12 portuguese 13 rukwangali 14 sesotho, sotho, s.sotho 15 setswana/tswana 16 silozi 17 shangaan/tsonga/ronga/tswa 18 shona 19 swahili 20 swazi 21 venda 22 xhosa 23 zulu 24 sepedi/n.sotho 25 other 99 missing data language interview was conducted in q124c. Which language/s was the interview conducted in? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Language in which the interview was contacted 1 afrikaans 2 chewa 3 chinyungwe 4 chisena 5 damara 6 english 7 german 8 nama 9 ndebele 10 oshiwambo 11 otjiherero 12 portuguese 13 rukwangali 14 sesotho, sotho, s.sotho 15 setswana/tswana 16 silozi 17 shangaan/tsonga/ronga/tswa 18 shona 19 swahili 20 swazi 21 venda 22 xhosa 23 zulu 24 sepedi/n.sotho 25 other 99 missing data respondents gender q125. Respondent’s gender The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's gender 1 female 2 male respondents race q126. Respondent’s race The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's race 1 black/african 2 white/european 3 coloured 4 indian 5 chinese/japanese/asian 6 could not tell did respondent have missing limbs q127. Did the respondent have any physical disabilities? Missing limbs The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether respondent had any physical disabilities - missing limps 1 yes 2 no 3 could not tell/could not see 99 missing was respondent blind, or nearly blind q128. Did the respondent have any physical disabilities? Blind or nearly blind The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether respondent had any physical disabilities - blind, nearly blind 1 yes 2 no 3 could not tell/could not see 99 missing did respondent cough repetedly during the interview q129. Did the respondent have any physical disabilities? Cough repeatedly during the interview The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether respondent had any physical disabilities - coughing repeatedly during the interview 1 yes 2 no 3 could not tell/could not see 99 missing what type of shelter does respondent live in q130. In what type of shelter does the respondent live? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Type of shelter the respondent lives in 1 non-traditional (formal house) 2 traditional hut (rondavel) 3 temporary structure (shack) on separate plot 4 temporary structure (shack) in backyard 5 temporary structure (shed, wendy house) on separate plot 6 temporary structure (shed, wendy house) in backyard 7 flat in block of flats 8 room in backyard 9 room in hotel, residential hotel, or hostel 10 other did the household have windows q131. Did the household have windows? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether the respondent's household did have windows 1 yes 2 no 3 could not tell/could not see 99 missing did household have glass in windows q132. Did the household have glass in windows? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether the respondent's household did have glass in windows 1 yes 2 no 3 could not tell/could not see 99 missing what was roof made of q133. Was the roof made of? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Material used for roofing the respondent's house 1 metal, tin, zinc 2 tiles 3 shingles 4 thatch 5 plastic sheets 6 asbestos 7 multiple materials 8 could not see/could not tell other adults present listening during the interview q134a. Were there any other adults immediately present who might be listening during the interview? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Presence of other adults who might have been listening during the interview 1 no one 2 spouse 3 children 4 a few others 5 small crowd other adults present listening during the interview q134b. Were there any other adults immediately present who might be listening during the interview? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Presence of other adults who might have been listening during the interview 1 no one 2 spouse 3 children 4 a few others 5 small crowd 99 missing data other adults present listening during the interview q134c. Were there any other adults immediately present who might be listening during the interview? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Presence of other adults who might have been listening during the interview 1 no one 2 spouse 3 children 4 a few others 5 small crowd 99 missing data did respondent consult others to answer questions q135. Did the respondent check with others for information to answer any question? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Interviewer observation on whether respondent checked with others for information to answer any question 1 yes 2 no 99 missing did anyone influence respondents answers q136. Do you think anyone influenced the respondents’ answers during the interview? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Interviewer opinion on whether anyone influenced the respondent's answers during the interview 1 yes 2 no 99 missing what proportion of questions did respondent struggle with q137. What proportion of the questions do you feel the respondent had difficulty answering? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Interviewer opinion on the proportion of questions the respondent had difficulties 1 all 2 most 3 some 4 few 5 none 99 missing where was interview conducted q138. Was the interview conducted? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether the interview was contacted inside, outside or both 1 inside 2 outside 3 both 99 missing what was respondents attitude q139. What was the respondent’s attitude toward you during the interview? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's attitude towards the interviewer during the interview 1 friendly 2 in between 3 hostile 99 missing what was respondents attitude q140. What was the respondent’s attitude toward you during the interview? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's attitude towards the interviewer during the interview 1 interested 2 in between 3 bored 99 missing what was respondents attitude during interview q141. What was the respondent’s attitude toward you during the interview? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's attitude towards the interviewer during the interview 1 cooperative 2 in between 3 uncooperative 99 missing what was respondents attitude during interview q142. What was the respondent’s attitude toward you during the interview? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's attitude towards the interviewer during the interview 1 patient 2 in between 3 impatient 99 missing what was respondents attitude during interview q143. What was the respondent’s attitude toward you during the interview? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's attitude towards the interviewer during the interview 1 at ease 2 in between 3 suspicious 99 missing what was respondents attitude during interview q144. What was the respondent’s attitude toward you during the interview? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Respondent's attitude towards the interviewer during the interview 1 honest 2 in between 3 misleading 99 missing did your presence arouse interest from neighbours q145. Did your presence in the area arouse interest from neighbours? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 yes 2 no 99 missing did your presence arouse suspicion from neighbours q146. Did your presence in the area arouse suspicion from neighbours? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 yes 2 no 99 missing did your presence arouse fear from neighbours q147. Did your presence in the area arouse fear from neighbours? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 yes 2 no 99 missing were you approached by community/party representatives q148. Were you approached by community and, or political party representatives? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 yes 2 no 99 missing did you feel threatened during interview q149. Did you feel threatened during the interview? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 yes 2 no 99 missing were physically threatened during interview q150. Were you physically threatened during the interview? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 yes 2 no 99 missing anything else significant happen during interview q151. Did anything else significant happen during the interview? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Anything significant that happened during the interview 1 facial expressions revealed hesitance 2 wanted to be paid for time wasted 3 respondent unco-operative 4 suspected us of being part of ruling party 5 suspected us of being part of govt 6 resp had speech defect 7 interview was interrupted 8 interviewer felt threatened 9 interviewer was threatened 10 neighbours asked if interviewer was part of cod 11 interviewers told not to come back 12 respondent did not understand concept of questionnaire 13 thought interviewers were offering employment 14 family interrupted interviews 15 respondent thought interviewer was satanist 16 other 98 refused 99 missing interviewer number q152. Interviewer number The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Interviewer number 1001 . 1003 . 1007 . 1037 . 1050 . 1051 . 1083 . 1093 . 1102 . 1122 . 1149 . 1161 . 1167 . 1175 . 1197 . 1204 . 1219 . 1231 . 1235 . 1240 . 1248 . 1250 . 1256 . 1267 . 1276 . 1312 1312-anita elizabeth kahn 1314 1314-sarah natalia heyana 1316 1316-enza sorce 1324 1324-jean heather rickson 1327 1327-lulama martha mzondo 1352 1352-magdalena farquhar 1375 1375-leon dennis brink 1381 . 1385 1385-anna dorothea herbert 1388 . 1411 1411-anke klingelhoeffer 1421 . 1433 1433-anna gargiulo 1435 1435-sally jones 1441 1441-cheryl anne swart 1452 1452-guisepina sorce 1454 1454-daphne jean burger 1463 . 1465 . 1478 1478-adele swanepoel 1479 . 1480 . 1485 1485-angelina susan malan 1494 1494-kay wentworth 1496 1496-ekaterina winder 1500 1500-nadia christine gross 1501 1501-wanda wilma jansen 1502 1502-colleen mcloughlin 1538 . 1540 1540-ronel louwrens 1543 1543-karin toerien 1545 1545-sandra denise carolissen 1548 . 1550 1550-catherine georgina nieuwoudt 1551 1551-xoliswa damane 1552 1552-veronica kaulela 1556 1556-nokozola malgasht 1560 1560-felecia maureen van rooy 1574 1574-magda jansen 1576 1576-olga michelle paulse 1580 1580-jasmin rhoda 1581 1581-maria odendaal 1590 1590-peter richard grosch 1595 1595-heather lynn oosthuizen 1596 1596-lisa singer 1598 1598-carmen mulder 1602 1602-merle taylor 1607 . 1608 1608-sandra heuvel 1609 1609-michelle malan 1610 1610-angela harding 1611 1611-petro matthewsli 1612 1612-amelia olivierkapela 1613 1613-louise malan 1614 1614-janet loretta galant 1615 1615-johanna fredrieka potgieter 1616 1616-sonia marguerite alberts 1617 1617-paulina klara bosman 1618 . 1619 . 1620 1620-jennifer lehmann 1621 1621-lindiwe khumalo 1622 1622-ruby mpumlwana 1623 1623-robyn lee slotb 1624 . 1625 1625-denise audrey kemp 1626 1626-erica margaret fick 1627 1627-hilton aubrey otto 1629 1629-johan bruce louw 1630 1630-jodi singer 1631 1631-eileen may nelson 1632 1632-anelda stander 1635 1635-cheryl heather thorpe 1637 1637-gillian edna kay 1638 1638-jennifer marion adams 1639 1639-doreen mary nel 1640 1640-colleen rosemary muir 1641 1641-dominique anne adeline de matteis 1642 1642-chanelle luckhoff 1643 1643-elizabeth violet olivier 1647 1647-alexandra maria slabber 1650 1650-denise madelene temple 1652 1652-cindy-lou kriel 1653 1653-lauren irene schneider 1654 1654-nikiwe mavis sinuka 1655 . 1656 1656-bonginkosi mase 1657 1657-gabriella southgate 1658 1658-rosa vinciguerra 1660 1660-erufaan diedericks 1661 1661-marlene jacqueline martin 1662 1662-karin susan roux 1663 . 1664 1664-beryl dames 1666 1666-lynette le grange 1667 . 1668 1668-brennan mondre scott 1669 1669-elizabeth anna wellington 1670 1670-elizabeth harley 1671 1671-pauline heather podesta 1672 1672-lulu samantha kouletakis 1673 1673-gay rosemary hood 1674 1674-mary theresa louw 1675 1675-lisa karen ross 1676 1676-leigh catherine smith 1677 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5849-melanie gradidge 5850 5850-maria magdelena farquhar 5851 5851-louise lizel prinsloo 5852 . 5853 5853-niclaas jakobus andriesa du plessis 5854 5854-marion louise prevost duffin 5855 . 5856 5856-edward willem jacobus bezuiden 5858 . 5860 5860-martha maria jefferies 5861 5861-caroline renee martine nel 5862 5862-benita bird 5863 5863-ella wilken 5867 . 5870 5870-ursula botha 5874 5874-buyisiwe pesselina mchunu 5875 5875-althea lynn henning 5876 5876-martha susanna gouws 5877 . 5881 5881-liam george oddie 5882 . 5887 5887-candice rosemary king 5889 5889-thea mey 5890 5890-amanda buys 5892 5892-rene booysen 5893 5893-doreen mazibako 5894 5894-samantha elizabeth baatjies 5896 5896-elonne van der linde 5904 5904-kevin michael reinert 5905 5905-helena dorothea van heerden 5908 5908-johanna pienaar 5910 5910-martha elizabeth nortje 5912 5912-catharina charmaine farquhar 5917 . 5918 5918-linda sue brugman 5919 5919-johanna maria gouws 5931 . 5932 5932-magdalena wilhelmina somerset 5934 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7037-julie linda schoemane 7038 . 7043 7043-cheryl joy smith 7044 7044-maria louisa elizabeth de jage 7045 7045-gaille daphne hawleyt 7046 7046-joline bezuidenhout 7048 7048-hazel sekamotho martha mncube 7049 7049-caroline jean liebenberg 7051 7051-janet corman 7057 7057-janet patricia gorman 7058 . 7059 7059-karabo gregory masetlha 7060 7060-aletta fredrika cornelia barna 7061 7061-vanessa blake 7062 7062-j louisa beyleveldt 7064 7064-karl henry brown 7065 7065-corliana grundling 7066 7066-penelope arkell 7067 7067-jacqueline merrington 7068 7068-leanne reid 7069 7069-allen de cerff 7070 7070-eileen audrey darcus wheeler 7073 7073-sharon lilian hattingh 7075 7075-eula magwaza 7076 7076-sybil sheila steyn 7077 7077-wendy loraine maria brookes 7078 7078-margot joan van heeswijk 7080 7080-lorraine colleen mccarthy 7081 . 7082 7082-jeanette alice lawson 7084 7084-colleen baatjies 7201 7201-johannes mahlaule 7216 . 7222 7222-kistamma moodley 7236 . 7255 7255-shyma randhani 7271 7271-veenodhrie naidoo 7275 7275-subbamma seedat 7291 . 7294 7294-shivani mansingh 7295 . 7296 . 7298 7298-prabha devi hukbans 7301 . 7302 . 7303 . 7304 . 7305 . 7306 7306-rosaland martha lutchmane 7309 . 7318 7318-roy dowley 7319 7319-lorisha rathnum 7322 7322-vassie lutchmana 7324 7324-seema mansingh 7326 . 7332 . 7338 . 7342 7342-kanben papiah naidoo 7345 7345-roshan ramdial 7346 7346-karan naidoo 7351 . 7352 7352-sandhika dulu 7353 7353-sabashni naicker 7359 7359-calvarine claudette moodley 7360 7360-chinniah gopal (ronald) naidoo 7361 7361-anitha singhald 7364 7364-savathree (vino) subbiah 7365 7365-saraswathi chettyerg 7366 7366-yashoda burath 7367 7367-alisha dulu 7368 7368-rufus kalidheen 7434 7434-virginia howat 7499 7499-linda johanna lottering 7501 . 7503 . 7506 7506-christine contet 7517 . 7522 . 7612 . 7613 7613-cynthia moalusi (nee zw 7615 . 7626 . 7642 . 7644 . 7648 . 7662 . 7696 . 7697 . 7699 . 7700 . 7713 . 7714 7714-sandile hlongwanehout 7715 7715-ti nzama 7716 7716-mt mthembu 7717 . 7718 . 7719 7719-vusi mtshalishali 7720 7720-s.t.m mnguni 7724 . 7737 . 7741 . 7742 7742-nicolette joeleen langleypage 15 7743 . 7744 . 7747 7747-desiree gertze 7750 7750-sharon stella bowden 7751 . 7752 7752-yvette bronwyn innes 7753 7753-elizabeth ullbricht 7754 7754-andre charlton crouch 7755 7755-sheridan ruth fynn 7999 . 8005 . 8006 . 8010 8010-johannes hendrik v/d walt labu 8011 . 8012 . 8013 8013-maureen bixa 8017 8017-telford brian rieck 8019 8019-colleen mauer 8021 8021-eric tshiki jokani 8023 . 8024 . 8034 . 8045 8045-duke vuyani mgijima 8052 . 8062 . 8063 8063-victor allan wright 8065 8065-reinette ntombinaye bleking 8066 . 8067 8067-vanessa beverley bowles 8068 8068-martin erholdt grieb 8069 8069-linda dianne burns 8070 8070-renee wade 8071 8071-marlene beulah koekemoer 8072 8072-thamsanqa joseph lehlohonolo b 8073 8073-johanna martha magdelena bezui 8074 8074-nontsikelelo albertina ngumbel 8075 8075-anna-marie niemand 8087 . 8089 . 8114 . 8116 8116-ntomboxolo francis skritshi 8512 8512-nariema searle 8513 . 8516 8516-ernest nyameko hlulani 8517 8517-notmbekaya beauty sithole 8520 8520-virginia sizeka kenqu 8611 . 8649 8649-jacqueline powell 8663 . 8679 8679-nqabakazi patience roxa 8680 8680-xoliswa nkombisa 8698 8698-marlene wepener 8706 8706-phumeza laetitia nkombisa 8710 8710-barendina cornelia mare 8725 . 8735 8735-sandla arthorstone koltana 8736 8736-nancy noelene rudlin 8737 8737-siphiwo solomon sandla 8739 8739-sylvia klaas 8740 . 8741 . 8742 . 8743 . 8744 8744-cathrine elizabeth green 8746 . 8748 8748-wanda rademeyer 8752 8752-lyn may lynch 8758 8758-lesley jean rigby 8761 8761-john elmo mostert 8769 8769-rudolf jacobus rademeyer 8770 8770-johanna cornelia hendrika land 8771 8771-jacomina madaleen bernardo 8772 8772-desray pamela smethurst 8774 8774-joan rosina kilian 8775 8775-linda kelly 8776 8776-chantal johns 8777 8777-danel visser 8778 8778-june chamen 8779 8779-annaleen reinette pansegrouw 8780 8780-lorraine van lelyveld 8781 . 9027 . 9028 9028-grace mosia 9029 9029-letlhapelo magdeline marogoa 9030 9030-naledi sout 9034 9034-emmanuella tsoanelo molotsi 9055 9055-sonja oosthuizen 9090 9090-margaretha pretorius 9093 9093-makgosi sophy segalo 9095 9095-liesl human 9104 9104-ariena matthys 9112 9112-elsie visser 9115 . 9138 . 9157 9157-betty norton 9160 9160-stephanes johannes van zyli 9162 9162-helena maria buhrns 9178 9178-elaine crooney 9179 9179-magda strydom 9183 9183-cecelia aletta booysen 9194 . 9203 9203-maggy gladys titus 9205 9205-grace tembisa magkalemele 9213 9213-lefa johannes skosana 9214 9214-suzanne andria venter 9215 . 9219 9219-magrietha roux 9220 9220-yolanda du-toit 9226 . 9227 . 9229 9229-bernadette morisse 9230 . 9231 9231-basil twala 9232 9232-jacoba maria du plessis 9233 9233-sandra clark 9234 9234-johanna hermine du plessis 9235 9235-theodora jacoba barnard 9236 9236-shirley jacqueline oliphant 9238 9238-stephanus johannes schoemannbrock 9241 9241-elsie aletta visagie 9242 9242-daniella johanna rosina du toi 9243 9243-peter ramokgadinyana makgisa 9244 9244-maryke van niekerk 9245 9245-ravanne shirley oliphant 9246 9246-isabella catherina de wet 9247 9247-lillian valacia 9248 9248-tholang edwina koili 9250 9250-ilse benade 9251 9251-susanna helena coetzee 9252 9252-elize smith 9253 9253-helena cilliers 9254 9254-sarah nominyaka nzimankulu 9255 9255-neil snellenburg 9256 9256-sunelia visser 9257 9257-frieda elizabeth le roux 9258 9258-juan van den berg 9259 9259-isaac japhta oliphant 9260 9260-irma sophia maria van der merw 9261 9261-bernard viljoen 9262 9262-sarel franssoa fourie 9264 9264-johannes gerhardud smith herbs 9265 9265-arend hendrik adriaanse 9266 9266-suzan margaret carelsen 9267 9267-sarah nokuzola ndima 9268 9268-charlotte walker 9270 9270-helene josephine hanekom 9271 9271-rynette claasen 9273 . 9274 9274-anna elizabeth cilliers 9275 . 9276 9276-anna margaretha venter 9277 9277-kehilwe dinah meas 9278 9278-burnadette barnard 9279 9279-pauline de vries 9280 9280-anna catherina du toit 9281 9281-riekie struwie 9282 9282-reubenah starr 9283 9283-maria helena pretorius 9284 9284-aletta sophia van niekerk 9285 9285-philedelphia agosi 9286 9286-marida rens 9287 9287-christian adriaan venter 9288 9288-maria jorge correia coccioni 9289 9289-jacobus johannes grove 9290 9290-ada-marie oor 9291 . 9292 9292-simon motseki moipolai 9293 9293-june mentz 9294 9294-annemie steenberg 9296 9296-elizabeth magdalena tinkler 9297 . 9298 9298-chrisna landman 9299 9299-tom diamond 9300 9300-elizabeth maria buitendag 9301 9301-anna maria van den berg 9302 9302-johanna dorethea freemantle 9304 . 9324 . 9327 . 9328 . q153. interviewer age q153. Interviewer age The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Interviewer age 99 missing data do you come from rural or urban area q154. Do you come from a rural or urban area? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Whether interviewer come from rural or urban 1 rural 2 urban interviewers home language q155. Interviewer’s Home language The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Interviewer's home language 1 afrikaans 6 english 9 ndebele 14 sesotho, sotho, south sotho 15 setswana, tswana 17 shangaan 18 shona 20 swazi 21 venda 22 xhosa 23 zulu 24 pedi, sepedi, north sotho 25 other interviewers gender q156. Interviewer’s gender The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Interviewer's gender 1 female 2 male interviewers race q157. Interviewer’s race The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Interviewer's race 1 black/african 2 white/european 3 coloured 4 indian 5 chinese/japanese/asian 6 could not tell interviewers highest level of education q158. Interviewers highest level of education The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Interviewer's highest level of education 1 no formal schooling 2 some primary schooling 3 primary school completed 4 some high school 5 high school completed 6 some university, college completed 7 university, college completed 8 post graduate 9 other post-matric qualifications other than university 10 dont know 98 refused 99 missing is there a post office in the primary sampling unit q159. Are the following services present in the primary sampling unit / enumerator area (EA)? Post-office The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Presence of a post-office in the primary sampling unit 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing is there a school in the primary sampling unit q160. Are the following services present in the primary sampling unit / enumerator area (EA)? School The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Presence of a school in the primary sampling unit 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing is there a police station in the primary sampling unit q161. Are the following services present in the primary sampling unit / enumerator area (EA)? Police station The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Presence of a police station in the primary sampling unit 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing is there a regular bus or taxi service in the primary sampling unit q162. Are the following services present in the primary sampling unit / enumerator area (EA)? Regular bus or taxi service The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Presence of a regular bus or taxi service in the primary sampling unit 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing is there an electricity grid accessible to most houses q163. Are the following services present in the primary sampling unit / enumerator area (EA)? Electricity grid that most houses could access The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Presence of an electricity grid that most houses could access in the primary sampling unit 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing is there a piped water system accessible to most houses q164. Are the following services present in the primary sampling unit / enumerator area (EA)? Piped water system that most houses could access The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Presence of piped water system that most houses could access in the primary sampling unit 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing is there a sewage system accessible to most houses q165. Are the following services present in the primary sampling unit / enumerator area (EA)? Sewage system that most houses could access The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Presence of sewage system that most houses could access in the primary sampling unit 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing is there a railway station q166. Are the following services present in the primary sampling unit / enumerator area (EA)? Railway Station The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Presence of a railway station in the primary sampling unit 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing is there a health clinic q167. Are the following services present in the primary sampling unit / enumerator area (EA)? Health Clinic The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Presence of a health clinic in the primary sampling unit 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing are there recreational facilities q168. Are the following services present in the primary sampling unit / enumerator area (EA)? Recreational facilities for eg a sports field The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Presence of recreational facilities for example, a sports field in the primary sampling unit 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing are there any places of worship such as churches, mosques q169. Are the following services present in the primary sampling unit / enumerator area (EA)? Any churches, mosques, temples or other places of worship The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Presence of churches, mosques, temples or other places of worship in the primary sampling unit 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing are there any townhalls or community buildings q170. Are the following services present in the primary sampling unit / enumerator area (EA)? Any townhalls or community buildings that can be used for meetings The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Presence of townhalls or community buildings that can be used for meetings in the primary sampling unit 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing is there a petrol station q171. Are the following services present in the primary sampling unit / enumerator area (EA)? Petrol station The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Presence of a petrol station in the primary sampling unit 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing is there a bottle store q172. Are the following services present in the primary sampling unit / enumerator area (EA)? Bottle store The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Presence of a bottle store in the primary sampling unit 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing is there a supermarket (food/clothing) q173. Are the following services present in the primary sampling unit / enumerator area (EA)? Supermarket (food and/or clothing) The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Presence of a supermarket (food and/or clothing) in the primary sampling unit 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing are there cafes, corner shops q174. Are the following services present in the primary sampling unit / enumerator area (EA)? Cafes/corner shops/Spaza shops The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Presence of cafes/corner shops/Spaza shops in the primary sampling unit 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing are there any market stalls (selling food/clothing) q175. Are the following services present in the primary sampling unit / enumerator area (EA)? Market stalls (selling food and/or clothing) The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Presence of market stalls (selling food and/or clothing) in the primary sampling unit 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing were there any police or police vehicles at psu or ea q176. At the PSU / EA did you (or any of your colleagues ) see any policemen or police vehicles? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing were there any soldiers or army vehicles q177. At the PSU / EA did you (or any of your colleagues ) see any soldiers or army vehicles? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing were there any pavements along roads q178. At the PSU / EA did you (or any of your colleagues ) see any pavements along the roads or streets? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing any household yards with crops/vegetables being grown q179. At the PSU / EA did you (or any of your colleagues ) see any gardens or fields attached to households containing evidence of crops/vegetables being grown? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing any household yards/fields containing livestock q180. At the PSU / EA did you (or any of your colleagues ) see any yards or fields attached to households containing livestock such as goats, sheep, cows or horses? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing any household yards/fields with trees higher than one storey q181. At the PSU / EA did you (or any of your colleagues ) see any yards, gardens or fields attached to households within trees growing in them that were larger than one storey in height? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 yes 2 no 3 can't determine 99 missing how many formal houses in psu q182. How many houses within the primary sampling unit are formal houses? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Number of formal houses within the primary sampling unit 1 all 2 most 3 some 4 none 5 don't know 99 missing type of area in which interview was conducted in q183. Type of area in which interview was conducted The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Type of area in which interview was contacted 1 urban (formal 2 suburban (formal) 3 township/town 4 rural township/town 5 rural village 6 rural cluster/kraal 7 urban non-permanent shack camp 8 rural non-permanent shack camp 9 don't know, can't determine 99 missing was the psu clearly sign-posted the last 10km of journey q184. Was the PSU clearly sign posted along the last 10km of your journey? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 yes 2 no 99 missing any stop gives way signs along last 10km of journey q185. Were there any stop/give way signs along the last 10km of your journey? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 yes 2 no 99 missing any traffic lights or robots along last 10km of journey q186. Were there any traffic lights/robots along the last 10km of your journey? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 yes 2 no 99 missing were they in working order q187. If yes above [q186], were all of them in working order? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 yes 2 no 97 not applicable 99 missing did you see a water-filled river in last 10km of journey q188. Did you (or any of your colleagues) see a water-filled river during the last 1km of your journey? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 yes 2 no 99 missing did you see a water-filled dam or lake in last 10km of journey q189. Did you (or any of your colleagues) see a water-filled dam or lake during the last 1km of your journey? The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 1 yes 2 no 99 missing how much of the last 10km was graded sand/dirt roads q190. Roughly how much of the last 10km of your journey were spent on these different sorts of roads? Graded sand/dirt roads The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Proportion of graded sand/dirty roads in the last 10km of the journey 1 0km 2 <5km 3 5-10km 4 all 99 missing how much of the last 10km was ungraded dirt roads q191. Roughly how much of the last 10km of your journey were spent on these different sorts of roads? Ungraded dirt roads The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Proportion of ungraded dirty roads in the last 10km of the journey 1 0km 2 <5km 3 5-10km 4 all 99 missing how much of the last 10km was spent off road q192. Roughly how much of the last 10km of your journey were spent on these different sorts of roads? Off road The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Proportion of off road in the last 10km of the journey 1 0km 2 <5km 3 5-10km 4 all 99 missing how much of the last 10km was spent on tarred/concrete q193. Roughly how much of the last 10km of your journey were spent on these different sorts of roads? Tarred or concrete roads The universe for this question is citizens of South Africa 18 years of age or older 0 0 Proportion of tarred or concrete roads in the last 10km of the journey 1 0km 2 <5km 3 5-10km 4 all 99 missing 0 0