As recession continues, South Africans in Limpopo, Eastern Cape in panic mood, believe the recession

As South African government and other stakeholders continue to find solutions to the country’s recent entry into economic recession, Infoprations has found that people in Limpopo are fear of the future. Those reside in Eastern Cape Province believe that the recession is real, analysis reveals.

Few days ago, StatsSA, South Africa’s bureau of statistics, revealed that the country’s economy shrunk by a further 0.7%, signifying two consecutive periods of contraction, which translates to a recession. Infoprations’ check indicates that the country was lucky not to experience recession three years ago when the economy grew by 0.7% in the third quarter of 2015. Report has it that agriculture, mining and electricity, gas and water supply were the industries considered to be in recession during the quarter.

As the recession rages on, Infoprations analysis of the categories of knowledge being sought by the South Africans and other nationals in the countries connected with the country’s norms and values negatively. In this regard, Infoprations discovered -5.0% reduction in the country’s orientations in which government is expected to deal with the situation because the citizens are powerless, individuals have to be skeptical about the future, take care of their personal needs, connecting the present situation with the past events and control desires and impulses.

On a positive note, Infoprations analysis shows that the people in Limpopo, Northern Cape, Free State, Mpumalanga, Eastern Cape, Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, North West and Western Cape mostly sought knowledge on the recession through the Internet in the last 24 hours. Further analysis reveals that recession in South Africa, South Africa, recession meaning and technical recession as dominant specific knowledge explored by the people connected with the country’s norms and values by 11.4%. This establishes that the knowledge resonates with the need to know categories of stakeholders who must find the needed solutions to the problem.

Recession meaning as a category of knowledge sought by the people linked with the country’s orientations of people being the best in whatever they are doing. It equally connected with the need to control their desires and impulses, based on the way they were raised. Searching South Africa during the 24 hours of exploring the Internet resonated with the need to take care of personal’s needs as the recession rages on.  Technical recession and recession in South Africa were understood by the people within the orientations that they are powerless to provide solutions to the problem, expecting government and other concerned stakeholders to be the solution-providers while they (citizens) would continue to examine the situation to know what the future holds for them.

Analysis also reveals that people in Limpopo were more connected with being powerless and unknown situations. They are likely to create beliefs and institutions that would enable them avert the severe impacts of the outcomes of the situations. South Africans and other nationals in Northern Cape, Free State and Mpumalanga are most likely to take care of the personal’s needs first before helping others. For the people in Eastern Cape, the recession is real considering 2009’s recession.

However, there is likelihood that they would have a relatively small propensity to save for the future, and a focus on achieving quick results. Surprising insight from the analysis is that there is no clear link of the people in Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, North West and Western Cape with the country’s norms and values.