Data from the PMBEJD Group and the Living Wage South Africa Network (LWSA) shows that a person needs to earn between R6,778 and R15,000 per month to live a ‘decent’ life.
This is the amount needed for a worker to maintain dignity, functionality, and stability in their household on a monthly basis.
This range is what is required to cover the basic necessities of life, such as food, electricity, transport, and other essential services.
In this context, affordability refers to the ability to pay the cost of goods and services…
Education Disparities: While access to education has improved, disparities remain,
particularly in rural areas and among marginalized communities.

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