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Poverty, inequality and social exclusion in South Africa : a systematic assessment of key policies, strategies and flagship programmes Submitted to the National Development Agency by the Centre for social Development in Africa (CSDA), University of Johannesburg 31 October 2019. 1. Acknowledgements This review was completed with significant contributions from, and the full cooperation of, the National Development Agency. Their assistance is gratefully acknowledged. The comments and feedback made by NDA colleagues by email and in a discussion following the completion of the draft of the report, have been incorporated into the final version. The report was written by Sophie Plagerson and Senzelwe Mthembu. The data capture and analysis for the study was carried out by Larry Onyango, Dipuo Mokhokane, Madoda Sitshange and Khuliso Matidza. Many thanks to them for their major contribution and insights into the study.
high. South Africans remain sharply divided along racial and socioeconomic lines, even though discriminatory laws have been abolished (David et al., 2018). In the past five years, poverty has increased and over half the population are poor (Statistics South Africa, 2017). Child poverty rates are disproportionately high.
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