Apartheid's over? Not for South African black salary earners

Fourteen years after apartheid, economic inequality remains in South Africa, with white people earning significantly more than black people. Although the government funds all schools, disparities in education quality persist, affecting university access. Positive discrimination policies have not effectively reduced the racial income gap and have increased inequality within the black community. The contrast between affluent white suburbs and impoverished black townships highlights ongoing challenges.

What does the recent study indicate about the earnings of white people compared to black people?

What is the main issue regarding job access for black people in South Africa?

How has the state attempted to address educational inequality since 1994?

What impact have positive discrimination policies had on the income gap between black and white populations?

What challenges does South Africa face in reducing inequalities within the black community?