Geography Grade 12 P1 Eastern Cape Mock 2014 Addendum (Eng)

Downloaded from hlayiso.com NATIONAL SENIOR CERTIFICATE GRADE 12 SEPTEMBER 2014 GEOGRAPHY P1 ANNEXURE *GEOGE3* This annexure consists of 14 pages.

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Downloaded from hlayiso.com (SEPTEMBER 2014) GEOGRAPHY P1 (ANNEXURE) 11 FIGURE 3.4: MOVEMENT FROM FARMS TO CITIES [Source: Adapted from Excel] TABLE 3.5: SOUTH AFRICA’S CONTRIBUTION TO THE GDP FOR 2012 Economic Sector Contribution to Sub-sectors Contribution to GDP (%) sector (%) Primary 11,8 Agriculture 2,4 Mining 9,4 Secondary 21,0 Manufacturing 13,8 Utilities (electricity, gas and water) 3,0 Construction 4,3 Tertiary 67,2 Trade, retail and wholesale 14,2 Transport and communications 8,4 Finance and real estate 21,6 General government services 16,0 Personal services 6,9 Total 100 100 [Source: Statistics SA. South Africa at a Glance 2012–2013] Copyright reserved Please turn over

Downloaded from hlayiso.com 12 GEOGRAPHY P1 (ANNEXURE) (SEPTEMBER 2014) FIGURE 3.6: CASE STUDY–NELISWA BEATS UNEMPLOYMENT AND WIDOWHOOD Neliswa has been a widow for nearly thirty years. She lives in Khayelitsha near Cape Town. She is now middle-aged and works in a number of jobs in the informal sector:  Neliswa makes traditional Xhosa wedding dresses at home by sewing colourful printed cloth (shweshwe) and sells them from a stall at a taxi rank in Khayelitsha.  She engages in Zionist-Pentecostal healing from her Khayelitsha shack for ‘donations’.  She sells shoes in a neighbouring township. In the 1990s she came to Cape Town, lived with her sister and continued sourcing and selling clothes and footwear while schooling her children. It was at this time that she completed a sowing course and started making the traditional dresses at home. She chooses to sell her wares at the taxi rank, saying that the local taxi association deters criminals and reduces crime there. [Adapted from David Neves and Andries du Toit: Money and Sociality in South Africa’s Informal economy] FIGURE 4.3: SETTLEMENT PATTERNS (SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE) [Source: Adapted from Via Afrika] Copyright reserved Please turn over

Downloaded from hlayiso.com (SEPTEMBER 2014) GEOGRAPHY P1 (ANNEXURE) 13 FIGURE 4.4: SHACK DWELLERS DEMAND HOUSES Canaan Mdletshe Disgruntled shack dwellers and members of the South African Shack Dwellers Organisation have accused the eThekwini municipality of failing to build them proper houses. They also accuse mayor Obed Mlaba of turning his back on them and have threatened not to vote in future elections. About 500 angry protesters from Crossmoor, eKupholeni, uMlazi, Tongaat and KwaDukuza demonstrated outside the Inkosi Albert Luthuli Convention Centre on Friday. They protested their exclusion from the housing conference taking place inside. Though the conference had been organised by the provincial housing department, they felt that as a stakeholder, eThekwini municipality should have invited their leaders to participate. Falakhe Mhlongo, leader of the eKupholeni informal settlement which was bulldozed recently under the Slums Act, said it was clear that Mlaba and his municipality intended driving them out of the city by not providing them with alternative accomodation. The municipality has sent the controversial Red Ants – demolishers – to destroy illegal shacklands in the area since June. Nigel Gumede, head of housing in the eThekwini municipality, said they were waiting for a court order so that they could evict and bulldoze any illegal shacks because they hinder them from providing proper houses. [Source: Adapted from article by Canaan Mdletshe in Excel] FIGURE 4.5: RICHARDS BAY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE The Richards Bay IDZ hopes to attract billions in investment and create 5 000 jobs in the next five years. Interest has been shown by Chinese and Indian companies in addition to existing firms such as BHP Billiton (aluminium), Foskor (fertilisers) and Tata (steel). The Richards Bay IDZ has:  A strategic location with rail links to Johannesburg.  Access to the port of Richards Bay, the largest port in South Africa  Access to minerals such as titanium ore and coal  Access to forestry products from the hinterland [Source: Adapted from Platinum Geography] Copyright reserved Please turn over

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