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Statistics South Africa 35 P0318 Figure 32: Percentage of households who have a functional landline and cellular telephone in their dwellings by province, 2011 Figure 33 shows that 32,9% of South African households had at least one member who had access to or used the Internet either at home, work, place of study or Internet cafés. Access to the Internet was highest in Western Cape (52,1%), Gauteng (47,0%) and Mpumalanga (34,6%) and the lowest in Limpopo (15,3%) and Eastern Cape (18,2%). The places where the largest percentages of South Africans tend to use the Internet include: • At work: 15,3% • Within the household/at home: 9,8% • At school/university/college: 4,8% Less than a tenth (9,8%) of South African households had access to the Internet at home. Access to the Internet in the home was highest among households in Western Cape (19,5%) and Gauteng (16,1%), and lowest in Eastern Cape (3,1%) and Limpopo (2,2%). General Household Survey, July 2011
Statistics South Africa 36 P0318 Figure 33: Percentage of households with access to the Internet at home, or for which at least one member has access to/uses the Internet by province, 2011 13. Transport The transport questions focus primarily on the use of public and/or state-subsidised transport, the cost of transport to households and the types of transport and time needed to travel to work, school and health facilities. Figure 35 shows that 49,3% of South African households had at least one household member who used a minibus taxi/sedan taxi/bakkie taxi during the week preceding the survey. Provinces with the highest levels of use of minibus taxis were: North West (45,5%), Gauteng (42,1%), Mpumalanga (41,2%) and KwaZulu-Natal (40,9%). By comparison, only 6,9% of South African households used a bus during the preceding week. It is notable that 20,6% of households in Mpumalanga used the bus. The use of trains was most common in Western Cape. Figure 34: Percentage of households who made use of public transport during the week preceding the survey by province, 2011 General Household Survey, July 2011
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