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Population trends in and consequences for South Africa: Review and commentFootnote∗

Christo de Coning Urban Policy Analyst, Centre for Policy Analysis, DBSA,
Pages 733-738 | Published online: 27 Feb 2008

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LOCHNER MARAIS & ANDRÉ PELSER. (2006) VOTING WITH THEIR FEET: POPULATION TRENDS AND POLICY-MAKING IN THE FREE STATE. South African Geographical Journal 88:1, pages 22-31.
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N. S. Levitt, K. Steyn, T. De Wet, C. Morrell, R. Edwards, G. T. Ellison & N. Cameron. (1999) An inverse relation between blood pressure and birth weight among 5 year old children from Soweto, South Africa. Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health 53:5, pages 264-268.
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