Tawanda Makombo is a research analyst for the Centre For Risk Analysis (CRA). He is primarily involved in writing chapters for the Socio-Economic Survey of South Africa, a reference guide on major trends in various social and economic fields. Tawanda’s other responsibilities include writing opinion pieces, assisting in research projects and reports and liaising with the media. Tawanda holds an Honours in Business Management from the University of Limpopo.
[Opinion] Shrinking Family Units in South Africa
In South Africa, families have undergone a significant transformation over the past few decades. One noticeable change is the size of families.
[Opinion] Exploring SA’s median-age dynamics
As South Africa navigates its complex socio-economic landscape, one of the most telling indicators of demographic shifts is the median age.
[Opinion] South Africa’s living conditions: navigating challenges and pursuing equity
South Africa, a nation of stark contrasts and immense potential, has long struggled with issues of housing and access to essential services.
[Opinion] Zimbabwe’s ongoing struggle for free and fair elections
On Wednesday, Zimbabwe is scheduled to hold a general election. This poll has already garnered significant attention due to its potential to either direct the nation toward true democratic reform or plunge the Southern African country deeper into the depths of autocracy.