إقليم خوماس

The region comprises nine constituencies:[3]

1. Tobias Hainyeko
2. Moses ǁGaroëb
3. Samora Machel
4. Katutura Central
5. Katutura East
6. Khomasdal North
7. Windhoek West
8. Windhoek East
9. Windhoek Rural
10. John Pandeni

Khomas is important electorally, as nearly 17% of the total votes in the 2004 election came from this region.

According to the Namibia 2001 Population and Housing Census, Khomas had a population of 250,262 (123,613 females and 126,648 males or 102 males for every 100 females) growing at an annual rate of 4%. The معدل الخصوبة الكلي was 4.9 children per woman. 93% lived in urban areas while 7% lived in rural areas, and with an area of 37,007 km², the population density was 6.8 persons per km². By age, 11% of the population was under 5 years old, 18% between 5–14 years, 67% between 15–59 years, and 4% 60 years and older. The population was divided into 58,580 households, with an average size of 4.2 persons. 36% of households had a female head of house, while 64% had a male. For those 15 years and older, 61% had never married, 24% married with certificate, 3% married traditionally, 7% married concensually, 2% were divorced or separated, and 2% were widowed.[4]

The most commonly spoken languages at home were Oshiwambo (37% of households), لغة أفريقانية (24%), and Nama/Damara (13%). For those 15 years and older, the literacy rate was 94%. In terms of education, 87% of girls and 86% of boys between the ages of 6-15 were attending school, and of those 15 years and older, 76% had left school, 12% were currently at school, and 8% had never attended.[4]

The employment rate for the labor force (46% of those 15+) was 71% employed and 29% unemployed. For those 15+ years old and not in the labor force (50%), 55% were students, 25% homeakers, and 20% retired, too old, etc.[4]

Among households, 98% had ماء الشرب, 20% no toilet facility, 69% electricity for lighting, 83% access to أنظمة راديو, and 9% had wood or charcoal for cooking. In terms of households' main sources of income, 1% derived it from farming, 74% from wages and salaries, 7% cash remittances, 11% from business or non-farming, and 4% from pension.[4]

For every 1000 live births there were 53 female infant deaths and 54 male. The life expectancy at birth was 56 years for females and 54 for males. Among children younger than 15, 5% had lost a mother, 10% a father, and 1% were orphaned by both parents. 4% of the entire population had a disability, of which 22% were deaf, 44% blind, 11% had a speech disability, 9% hand disability, 15% leg disability, and 4% mental disability.[4]

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