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2011 POPULATION and HOUSING CENSUS Kavango East Regional Foreword Foreword 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS Kavango East Regional tables based on 4th Delimitation Basic tables with estimated figures Foreword Foreword The first Population and Housing Census in an independent Namibia was conducted in 1991. Since then, a Census has been undertaken every ten years, and the 2011 Population and Housing Census marks Namibia’s third census since independence in 1990. The Census is demonstrative of the Namibia Statistics Agency’s (NSA) commitment to providing relevant and quality statistics to support decision making, policy formulation and monitoring of development programmes. The regional tables present the results of the 2011 Namibia Population and Housing Census for the Kavango East Region. The regional tables compliment the regional profiles report to accommodate the changes introduced by the 4th Delimitation Commission. The information provided include total population, fertility, mortality, education, labour force and households condition/characteristics for the region and constituencies. Indicators not provided herein, can be provide to users upon request. We are hopeful that the users will find its contents useful for their decision making and planning purposes, including business investments. Our commitment is to ensure that all statistics required by our users are readily available. DR. JOHN STEYTLER STATISTICIAN GENERAL NAMIBIA STATISTICS AGENCY 2011 Population and Housing Census i Content Contents Foreword ................................................................................................................................................... i Contents ................................................................................................................................................... ii 1. Background .......................................................................................................................................... 1 2. Population Structure ............................................................................................................................ 2 3. Population Characteristics ................................................................................................................... 5 4. Population Trends ................................................................................................................................ 7 5. Socio-Economic Characteristics ......................................................................................................... 15 6. Household Characteristics ................................................................................................................. 42 7. Housing Characteristics ...................................................................................................................... 46 2011 Population and Housing Census ii Chapter 1: Background 1.1 Background Kavango East is one of the fourteen Regions of Namibia that came into existence as part of the recommendations by the 4th Delimitation Commission and announced in the Government Gazette of August 2013, its capital is Rundu. The Region was created in 2013 when the Kavango Region was split into Kavango East and Kavango West. The NSA saw the need of producing additional tables to accommodate the changes introduced by the 4th Delimitation Commission. The information provided include total population, fertility, mortality, education, labour force and households condition/characteristics for the region as well as the new constituencies. Kavango East region comprises of six (6) constituencies, namely: Mashare, Mukwe, Ndiyona, Ndonga Linena, Rundu Rural, and Rundu Urban. 2011 Population and Housing Census 1 Chapter 2: Population Structure 2.1 Total population by sex and single years, Kavango East Age Total Female Male Age Total Female Male 0 4 701 2 376 2 325 49 797 436 361 1 3 908 2 054 1 854 50 846 505 341 2 3 850 1 964 1 886 51 810 509 301 3 4 243 2 129 2 114 52 618 344 274 4 4 204 2 065 2 139 53 571 345 226 5 3 861 1 892 1 969 54 538 320 218 6 3 800 1 896 1 904 55 467 287 180 7 3 242 1 609 1 633 56 497 260 237 8 3 237 1 685 1 552 57 417 222 195 9 3 335 1 668 1 667 58 445 239 206 10 3 533 1 748 1 785 59 513 270 243 11 4 138 2 053 2 085 60 583 327 256 12 3 466 1 752 1 714 61 615 397 218 13 3 454 1 760 1 694 62 559 344 215 14 3 334 1 675 1 659 63 480 284 196 15 3 510 1 847 1 663 64 343 213 130 16 3 417 1 749 1 668 65 425 251 174 17 3 289 1 784 1 505 66 472 311 161 18 3 772 1 933 1 839 67 293 155 138 19 3 410 1 797 1 613 68 342 211 131 20 3 110 1 627 1 483 69 385 237 148 21 3 347 1 784 1 563 70 379 198 181 22 2 764 1 493 1 271 71 546 344 202 23 2 492 1 400 1 092 72 416 259 157 24 2 169 1 239 930 73 189 112 77 25 2 430 1 377 1 053 74 138 69 69 26 2 232 1 296 936 75 197 122 75 27 2 038 1 163 875 76 224 145 79 28 2 152 1 277 875 77 132 79 53 29 1 999 1 090 909 78 134 78 56 30 1 752 956 796 79 213 127 86 31 1 839 1 023 816 80 199 109 90 32 1 890 1 025 865 81 363 249 114 33 1 347 772 575 82 183 116 67 34 1 482 804 678 83 91 56 35 35 1 380 750 630 84 66 46 20 36 1 363 757 606 85 85 62 23 37 1 171 607 564 86 101 69 32 38 1 218 661 557 87 80 52 28 39 1 211 666 545 88 74 45 29 40 1 015 554 461 89 89 54 35 41 1 135 581 554 90 96 61 35 42 1 057 599 458 91 194 128 66 43 933 519 414 92 58 32 26 44 615 329 286 93 31 21 10 45 898 462 436 94 28 5 23 46 754 421 333 95+ 323 197 126 47 720 398 322 Total 136 823 72 936 63 887 48 961 568 393 2011 Population and Housing Census 2 Chapter 2: Population Structure Table 2.2 Population distribution by age Table 2.4 Population distribution by age group group and sex, Kavango East and sex, Mukwe Age Population Population Age group group Total Female Male Total Female Male Total 136 823 72 936 63 887 Total 27 690 14 326 13 364 0 - 4 20 906 10 588 10 318 0 - 4 4 169 2 087 2 082 5 - 9 17 475 8 750 8 725 5 - 9 3 543 1 736 1 807 10 - 14 17 925 8 988 8 937 10 - 14 3 618 1 759 1 859 15 - 19 17 398 9 110 8 288 15 - 19 3 544 1 808 1 736 20 - 24 13 882 7 543 6 339 20 - 24 2 716 1 405 1 311 25 - 29 10 851 6 203 4 648 25 - 29 2 096 1 115 981 30 - 34 8 310 4 580 3 730 30 - 34 1 496 787 709 35 - 39 6 343 3 441 2 902 35 - 39 1 165 590 575 40 - 44 4 755 2 582 2 173 40 - 44 966 498 468 45 - 49 4 130 2 285 1 845 45 - 49 842 442 400 50 - 54 3 383 2 023 1 360 50 - 54 773 457 316 55 - 59 2 339 1 278 1 061 55 - 59 536 300 236 60 - 64 2 580 1 565 1 015 60 - 64 594 339 255 65 - 69 1 917 1 165 752 65 - 69 474 292 182 70 - 74 1 668 982 686 70 - 74 429 260 169 75 - 79 900 551 349 75 - 79 212 136 76 80 - 84 902 576 326 80 - 84 225 129 96 85 - 89 429 282 147 85 - 89 105 70 35 90 - 94 407 247 160 90 - 94 108 63 45 95+ 323 197 126 95+ 79 53 26 Table 2.3 Population distribution by age Table 2.5 Population distribution by age group group and sex, Mashare and sex, Ndonga Linena Age Population Population Age group group Total Female Male Total Female Male Total 15 688 8 234 7 454 Total 9 551 5 122 4 429 0 - 4 2 518 1 290 1 228 0 - 4 1 531 774 757 5 - 9 2 124 1 043 1 081 5 - 9 1 306 639 667 10 - 14 2 154 1 038 1 116 10 - 14 1 328 663 665 15 - 19 2 000 967 1 033 15 - 19 1 188 573 615 20 - 24 1 393 729 664 20 - 24 792 452 340 25 - 29 1 012 550 462 25 - 29 676 404 272 30 - 34 764 400 364 30 - 34 563 310 253 35 - 39 670 389 281 35 - 39 385 212 173 40 - 44 534 298 236 40 - 44 312 177 135 45 - 49 478 301 177 45 - 49 279 183 96 50 - 54 415 247 168 50 - 54 218 138 80 55 - 59 313 193 120 55 - 59 147 89 58 60 - 64 355 229 126 60 - 64 215 135 80 65 - 69 327 205 122 65 - 69 172 110 62 70 - 74 270 138 132 70 - 74 166 105 61 75 - 79 127 81 46 75 - 79 88 50 38 80 - 84 117 69 48 80 - 84 93 58 35 85 - 89 41 21 20 85 - 89 32 23 9 90 - 94 48 34 14 90 - 94 35 14 21 95+ 28 12 16 95+ 25 13 12 2011 Population and Housing Census 3 Chapter 2: Population Structure Table 2.6 Population distribution by age group Table 2.8 Population distribution by age and sex, Ndonga Linena group and sex, Rundu Urban Population Age Population Age group Total Female Male group Total Female Male Total 11 082 6 013 5 069 Total 63 431 34 286 29 145 0 - 4 1 757 894 863 0 - 4 9 519 4 853 4 666 5 - 9 1 431 714 717 5 - 9 7 718 3 950 3 768 10 - 14 1 403 681 722 10 - 14 8 023 4 197 3 826 15 - 19 1 322 703 619 15 - 19 8 094 4 445 3 649 20 - 24 1 023 556 467 20 - 24 7 201 3 984 3 217 25 - 29 858 481 377 25 - 29 5 686 3 337 2 349 30 - 34 671 397 274 30 - 34 4 395 2 440 1 955 35 - 39 451 227 224 35 - 39 3 308 1 811 1 497 40 - 44 438 246 192 40 - 44 2 241 1 209 1 032 45 - 49 327 212 115 45 - 49 1 904 967 937 50 - 54 304 198 106 50 - 54 1 432 812 620 55 - 59 177 100 77 55 - 59 955 492 463 60 - 64 237 152 85 60 - 64 927 539 388 65 - 69 213 142 71 65 - 69 558 323 235 70 - 74 180 117 63 70 - 74 455 271 184 75 - 79 85 52 33 75 - 79 297 185 112 80 - 84 120 84 36 80 - 84 254 175 79 85 - 89 37 24 13 85 - 89 163 113 50 90 - 94 32 22 10 90 - 94 150 88 62 95+ 16 11 5 95+ 151 95 56 Table 2.7 Population distribution by age group and sex, Rundu Rural Population Age group Total Female Male Total 9 381 4 955 4 426 0 - 4 1 412 690 722 5 - 9 1 353 668 685 10 - 14 1 399 650 749 15 - 19 1 250 614 636 20 - 24 757 417 340 25 - 29 523 316 207 30 - 34 421 246 175 35 - 39 364 212 152 40 - 44 264 154 110 45 - 49 300 180 120 50 - 54 241 171 70 55 - 59 211 104 107 60 - 64 252 171 81 65 - 69 173 93 80 70 - 74 168 91 77 75 - 79 91 47 44 80 - 84 93 61 32 85 - 89 51 31 20 90 - 94 34 26 8 95+ 24 13 11 2011 Population and Housing Census 4 Chapter 3: Population Characteristics Table 3.1 Population aged 15 and above by marital Table 3.4 Population aged 15 and above by marital status
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