The provided chart illustrates a report on top management jobs being occupied by different ethnicities and races in South Africa in 2015-16.
Overall, the highest proportion of jobs is held by white people while the lowest ratio is of foreigners. Furthermore, there are three other races in competition, Africans, coloured and Indians. The whole layout outlines the comparison between 5 different ethnic groups and races. The report demonstrates that whites are holding the control meanwhile the other groups do no occupy half of the top jobs even when counted collectively.
Generally speaking the whites who are managing top management seats are witnessed in highest percentage that is 68.90%. Second highest ratio is of Africans although it is not even half of whites, numerically about 14.30%. Third in comparison are Indians with 8.60% and to their half i.e. 4.70% are coloured people who occupy highest ranking jobs is South Africa. Finally, the least number of jobs are managed by foreign nationals i.e. 3.50%.