1994-9

Question 1

restored

Answer 1

international relations helped to increase foreign trade and investment

Question 2

RDP

Answer 2

in 1994 was replaced by GEAR in 1996

Question 3

inflation

Answer 3

fell from 10% in 1993 to 7% in 1998

Question 4

government deficit

Answer 4

reduced to 3% by the end of the decade

Question 5

1994-7 unemployment

Answer 5

grew from 20% to 23% and average income rose by 1%

Question 6

massive education

Answer 6

spending increase to improve teacher numbers and salaries for blacks

Question 7

health spending

Answer 7

increased, but facilities concentrated in urban areas - free healthcare to mothers and children under 6

Question 8

by 1998

Answer 8

20% of pregnant women were HIV positive

Question 9

land reform

Answer 9

not fully undertaken as the constitution confirmed ownership rights and so land could not be forcibly re-distributed

Question 10

1999 election

Answer 10

ANC increased share of the vote, but NP vote fell and opposition was now very fragmented

Question 11

Mandela

Answer 11

was replaced by Thabo Mbeki as president in 1999

Question 12

25 May-24 June 1995

Answer 12

The Rugby World Cup in SA - SA won

Question 13

July 1995

Answer 13

TRC established to help heal the country and bring about a reconciliation by uncovering the truth about human rights violations under apartheid