South Africa's report on the progress made on the implementation of the Beijing Platform of Action, 2019-2024. "South Africa’s Beijing +30 report." [Pretoria: Ministry of for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities, 2025.]
Statistics South Africa. A Profile of Homeless Persons in South Africa, 2022. Pretoria: Statistics South Africa, 2025. (Report No. 03-00-24)
Statistics South Africa. Marginalised Groups Indicator Report, 2023. Pretoria: Statistics South Africa, 2025. (Report No. 03-19-05)
Statistics South Africa. South African Age-Sex Structure, 1996–2022: Is the Population Ageing? Pretoria: Statistics South Africa, 2025. (Report No. 03-00-23)
South Africa. Department of Employment and Labour. National minimum wage amendment 2025 In: South Africa. Government gazette no. 52053 (4 February 2025), Government notice no. R5830.
South Africa. Department of Employment and Labour. Report of the National Minimum Wage Commission on the review and adjustment of the national minimum wage for year 2025. Pretoria: Government Printing Works, December 2024. In: South Africa. Government gazette no. 51787 (18 December 2024), Govt. notice no. R.5715.
Southern African Development Community. Landscape review of nutrition sensitive social protection in the SADC region. [Gaborone, Botswana: SADC,] 2024. SADC/MOH-HIV/1/2024/12
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