St. George's Cathedral
At the beginning of the 19th century, as more and more British people decided to emigrate and settle in the Cape Colony, it still did not have any Anglican places of worship. While waiting for the creation of a parish of their own, religious services were celebrated in the Groote kerk ("big church" in Afrikaans) mainly dedicated to the worship of the Dutch Reformed Church.
All'inizio del XIX secolo, mentre sempre più britannici decidevano di emigrare e stabilirsi nella Colonia del Capo, questa non era ancora dotata di alcun luogo di culto anglicano. Nell'attesa della creazione di una parrocchia che fosse loro propria, le funzioni religiose vennero celebrate nella Groote kerk ("chiesa grande" in afrikaans) principalmente dedicata al culto della chiesa riformata olandese.
At the beginning of the 19th century, as more and more British people decided to emigrate and settle in the Cape Colony, it still did not have any Anglican places of worship. While waiting for the creation of a parish of their own, religious services were celebrated in the Groote kerk ("big church" in Afrikaans) mainly dedicated to the worship of the Dutch Reformed Church.
cathedral of the same
On 25 June 1847 the Anglican diocese of Cape Town was established; the church of Saint George was therefore naturally granted the title of cathedral of the same.
I voortrekker sono commemorati con il monumento ai voortrekker situato su Monument Hill, che sovrasta Pretoria. Questa città è l'ex capitale della Repubblica del Transvaal, nonché l'attuale e storica capitale amministrativa del Sudafrica, e prende il nome dal capo dei voortrekker, Andries Pretorius.
voortrekker
The Voortrekkers is Monument located on Monument Hill, overlooking Pretoria. This city is the former capital of the Transvaal Republic, as well as the current and historic administrative capital of South Africa, and is named after the Voortrekker leader, Andries Pretorius.
a little bit of geography
South Africa occupies the southernmost tip of Africa with its long coastline stretching over 3 000 km from the desert border with Namibia on the Atlantic coast southwards around the tip of Africa and then north to the subtropical border of Mozambique on the Indian Ocean.
APARTHEID
apartheid was an afrikaner word meaning "separate", and it was named like this because in the past the white people and black people could not do the same thing together. Apartheid was a system of government and some people in some country were not happy about this. Everything changed in 1994 when for its first democratic the state elected Nelson Mandela, becoming the first black president. Today South Africa is also named the"rainbow nation", a place where everyone can live in peace and harmony
people
in 1980 there were 30 million people living in South Africa. Today there are 50 million people and the numbers are continuing to grow. the 79% of the people are black, but they come from different varieties of ethnies, different languges and religious group. the most diffuses religions in South Africa are: Christians(30%), Animist 12%, Hindu 1.5%, Islamic 1%and 0.5% Jewish. there are 11 languages: English, Afrikaans, Isindebele, Isixhosa, Isizulu, Sepedi, Sesotho, Setswana, Siswati, Tshivenda and Xitsonga.
what's the national hymn?
The national hymn of South Africa is "Xhosa Nkosi Sikelel Afrika", composed in 1899 by Enoch Sontonga
it is considered by many Afrikaners to be a sacred place. This monument was built between 1938 and 1949 (years in which Afrikaner nationalism was very strong) to commemorate the exploits accomplished by the Voortrekkers who had traveled north on foot, overcoming the coastal mountains of the Cape Colony until they reached the heart of the African veld.
south africa
capitals
south africa is the only country in the world to have 3 capitals and a business capital
*cape town *bloemfontein *pretoria
Bloemfontein is the judical capital
Cape town is the legislative capital
*johannesburg
Johannesburg is the business capital
Pretoria is the administrative capital
the south africa flag
yellow, black and green are taken from the flag of the African National Congress (ANC).
The colors red, white and blue were taken from the colors of the Boer Republics.
I colori rosso, bianco e blu sono stati presi dai colori delle Repubbliche boere.
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St. George's Cathedral
At the beginning of the 19th century, as more and more British people decided to emigrate and settle in the Cape Colony, it still did not have any Anglican places of worship. While waiting for the creation of a parish of their own, religious services were celebrated in the Groote kerk ("big church" in Afrikaans) mainly dedicated to the worship of the Dutch Reformed Church.
All'inizio del XIX secolo, mentre sempre più britannici decidevano di emigrare e stabilirsi nella Colonia del Capo, questa non era ancora dotata di alcun luogo di culto anglicano. Nell'attesa della creazione di una parrocchia che fosse loro propria, le funzioni religiose vennero celebrate nella Groote kerk ("chiesa grande" in afrikaans) principalmente dedicata al culto della chiesa riformata olandese.
At the beginning of the 19th century, as more and more British people decided to emigrate and settle in the Cape Colony, it still did not have any Anglican places of worship. While waiting for the creation of a parish of their own, religious services were celebrated in the Groote kerk ("big church" in Afrikaans) mainly dedicated to the worship of the Dutch Reformed Church.
cathedral of the same
On 25 June 1847 the Anglican diocese of Cape Town was established; the church of Saint George was therefore naturally granted the title of cathedral of the same.
I voortrekker sono commemorati con il monumento ai voortrekker situato su Monument Hill, che sovrasta Pretoria. Questa città è l'ex capitale della Repubblica del Transvaal, nonché l'attuale e storica capitale amministrativa del Sudafrica, e prende il nome dal capo dei voortrekker, Andries Pretorius.
voortrekker
The Voortrekkers is Monument located on Monument Hill, overlooking Pretoria. This city is the former capital of the Transvaal Republic, as well as the current and historic administrative capital of South Africa, and is named after the Voortrekker leader, Andries Pretorius.
a little bit of geography
South Africa occupies the southernmost tip of Africa with its long coastline stretching over 3 000 km from the desert border with Namibia on the Atlantic coast southwards around the tip of Africa and then north to the subtropical border of Mozambique on the Indian Ocean.
APARTHEID
apartheid was an afrikaner word meaning "separate", and it was named like this because in the past the white people and black people could not do the same thing together. Apartheid was a system of government and some people in some country were not happy about this. Everything changed in 1994 when for its first democratic the state elected Nelson Mandela, becoming the first black president. Today South Africa is also named the"rainbow nation", a place where everyone can live in peace and harmony
people
in 1980 there were 30 million people living in South Africa. Today there are 50 million people and the numbers are continuing to grow. the 79% of the people are black, but they come from different varieties of ethnies, different languges and religious group. the most diffuses religions in South Africa are: Christians(30%), Animist 12%, Hindu 1.5%, Islamic 1%and 0.5% Jewish. there are 11 languages: English, Afrikaans, Isindebele, Isixhosa, Isizulu, Sepedi, Sesotho, Setswana, Siswati, Tshivenda and Xitsonga.
what's the national hymn?
The national hymn of South Africa is "Xhosa Nkosi Sikelel Afrika", composed in 1899 by Enoch Sontonga
it is considered by many Afrikaners to be a sacred place. This monument was built between 1938 and 1949 (years in which Afrikaner nationalism was very strong) to commemorate the exploits accomplished by the Voortrekkers who had traveled north on foot, overcoming the coastal mountains of the Cape Colony until they reached the heart of the African veld.
south africa
capitals
south africa is the only country in the world to have 3 capitals and a business capital
*cape town *bloemfontein *pretoria
Bloemfontein is the judical capital
Cape town is the legislative capital
*johannesburg
Johannesburg is the business capital
Pretoria is the administrative capital
the south africa flag
yellow, black and green are taken from the flag of the African National Congress (ANC).
The colors red, white and blue were taken from the colors of the Boer Republics.
I colori rosso, bianco e blu sono stati presi dai colori delle Repubbliche boere.
south
africa
south
Mario
and
mario
and
vittorio