Also kindly ignore Seweryn_Szeliga's agenda bullshitįirst of all, immediately accusing someone of having an agenda is completely uncalled for and makes it look like you have an agenda. If you need a source for a particular figure I have on this map, message below. Also kindly ignore Seweryn_Szeliga's agenda bullshit There are around 55,000 white people living in Windhoek, making up around 17% of the population.ĮDIT: I have excluded data from the Joshua Project, fake government websites and the CIA factbook because their data has shown to be incorrect and hence the source unreliable. The next 17 largest white city populations are all in South Africa, with Windhoek at 18th place. This is more than the rest of the non-South African white populations added together. The city has around 400,000 white people living within or just outside.
The settlement with the most white people is South Africa's administrative capital, Pretoria. South Africa increased from 3.0 million to 4.6 million while white Namibians increased from 66,000 to approx. Since 1960 only South Africa, Botswana and Namibia have seen an increase in their white populations. Italian North Africa (Libya) was around 12-13% Italian just before WW2.
In 1939 the colony was around 10% Italian. There were large European populations in Tunisia and Morocco but they mostly left shortly after independence in the late 50s and thus I have no data for them in 1960.Įritrea had a large Italian population before the 50s. I chose 1960 because it was a year a lot of nations in Africa become independent and I managed to find a fair amount of data for that year. This map excludes people of only partial European decent (such as Coloureds). This map shows the % of countries in Africa that are either Europeans or self-identify as a white ethnic group of whole European decent. I have specifically mentioned this in my comment The map is for 1960 and the 1960 pied noir population (which excluded Jews) for Algeria alone was 1,111,000Īnd prior to Independence in 1956 there were 250,000 Europeans in Tunisia in 1960 and 500,000 in Morocco another thing to note, in the 1940s and 50s whites also made up 15% of the population of LibyaĪgain, this map is for 1960 alone, not 1950s. Same with Botswana, the Swazi figure is very hard to find a reliable source.įrench Europeans made up 16% of Algeria as late as 1962 The estimated white population of Angola is only just above 100,000 with a lot of exaggerated media outlets saying 200,000 as false.Īlso untrue, there is nothing to support the 3% figure and it's been said to be incorrect for a while now.ĭo you have a source because this number (which I also found) includes those of partial french ancestry. That gives a number of around 3%, not 7%.Īlso not true. Namibian demographic data is sketchy but most people tend to agree that there are around 75,000 white people in Namibia. Thank you for taking the time to read this and have a pleasant day ! :) The Cia are accurate sources, it is their job to gather information The Joshua Project are Christian missionaries who have people on the ground in Africa and are a good source There are also several sources from News Articles and two from Ranking websites and One from a Book Source for Madagascar (Christian missionaries) \documentclass.This data is wrong, the % of white people in Africa today is higher the % for South Africa is right, but here is a list of mistakesĢ% of Swaziland is white the other countries seem to be correct.Īnother thing to note that the % of Europeans in 1960 also appears to be wrong for north Africa, French Europeans made up 16% of Algeria as late as 1962, and prior to Independence in 1956 there were 250,000 Europeans in Tunisia in 1960 and 500,000 in Morocco another thing to note, in the 1940s and 50s whites also made up 15% of the population of Libya Shortening the long links so that they no longer break onto the next line removes the coloration from the corresponding marginal material. the hyperlink breaks over the end of the line), then the sidenote/marginnote takes on the coloring of the link. When using the tufte-book or tufte-handout document class, if a sidenote or marginnote is placed on a line that ends with a hyperlink which continues onto the next line (i.e.
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