Cape Town is one of the most multicultural cities in the world and is a significant destination for expatriates and immigrants. The ethnic and racial composition of Cape Town is: 1. 42.4% "Coloured" 2. 38.6% "Black African" 3. 15.7% "White" 4. 1.4% "Asian or Indian" 5. 1.9% other Apartheid in South Africa is still … See moreThe most recent census in South Africawas completed in 2011. At this point, the population of Cape Town was counted as 3,740,026, with a growth rate of 2.57% … See moreCape Town is part of the City of Cape Town metropolitan municipality, approximately 400 square kilometers in area with a population density of 1,530 people per … See moreCape Town was established by the Dutch East IndiaCompany in 1652 as a stopping point for ships traveling to the Dutch East Indies. The city grew relatively slowly … See more

According to the 2011 census, the largest population group in Cape Town was coloured (42.4%), followed by black Africans (38.6%), whites (15.7%) and …

In terms of the specific demographic of Cape Town, "More than half of the residents of the city and metropolitan area are Coloured (the former official term for …

More than half of the residents of the city and metropolitan area are Coloured (the former official term for people of mixed race), about one-fourth are white, about one-fifth are …