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In 2013 a majority (84.2%) of South Africans described their religious affiliation as 'Christian'; this is an increase from the 79.8% that was reported in the 2001 census. Ancestral or traditional African religions are practised by 5% of the population and the category 'nothing in particular' 5.5%.
16 lut 2017 · Informed by a social constructionist approach, this study examines the relationship between religion, institutional religious climate, and students' sense of belonging in a university in South...
South Africa is home to a population that is rich in cultural and ethnic diversity. From the streets of its metropolitan cities to the rural villages of its hinterlands, South Africa's predominantly young population is characterized by a wide range of languages, religious beliefs and customs.
Concerning religious affiliations, the General Household Survey of 2015 provides the following data: An estimated 86% of the population are affiliated to Christianity, 5.4% subscribes to traditional religions, Islam forms 1.9% of the population, Hindus 0.9% , the Jewish religion 0.2% and other religions (0.4%), while 5.2% are not affiliated to ...
• Sixty per cent (60%) of South African Christians attend worship services on a weekly basis (Lugo & Cooperman 2010:27). • Within the South African population, 89% is being raised in the Christian tradition, but only 87 % indicated in 2010 that they were Christians. This is a decline of 2 % (Lugo &
29 kwi 2015 · Description: This publication consists of one national and nine provincial reports with detailed tables from both Census ’96 and Census 2001 giving number and percentage information for each of 23 person and household variables broken down by sex and population group. For each topic there is a comparative graph and a short narrative.
8 kwi 2024 · Of particular note for religion is the study "Population by religion, sex and urban/rural residence" which provides information on religion adherence broken down by both nationality and sex. Data on education, literacy, culture, communication, science, and technology.
