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SOUht africa

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fauna and flora

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Situation in the world

rivers and oceans

Capital

history

religion and p opulation and money

Monuments

two famous people

culrural aspects

Tipical food

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Capital

Pretoria, the administrative capital of South Africa, is located in Gauteng near Johannesburg. It is known for its government buildings, including the Union Buildings, and the Jacaranda National Park. The city has a peaceful atmosphere, surrounded by hills and gardens, and serves as a key historical and political center.

rivers and oceans

Limpopo River: It is one of the most important rivers in South Africa, flowing to the northeast and emptying into the Indian Ocean. It forms part of the border between South Africa and Botswana, and also flows through Zimbabwe.

Indian Ocean: To the east of the country, the Indian Ocean lies, with its waters bathing the coast of cities like Durban and the beaches of the KwaZulu-Natal region.

fauna and flora

• Fauna:
• Mammals: The Big Five (lion, elephant, buffalo, rhinoceros, and leopard) stand out, along with others like the giraffe, zebra, and various antelopes.
• Birds: Among them are the weaver bird, flamingos, and raptors like the white-tailed eagle.
• Reptiles and Amphibians: Venomous snakes, such as the cobra and black mamba, as well as chameleons and frogs.
• Marine life: Whales and dolphins along the coast, particularly in the Hermanus region..

• Flora:
• Fynbos: A unique ecosystem with endemic plants like the Protea, South Africa's national flower.
• Tropical forests: With species like aloe and baobab.
• Savannas and grasslands: Home to plants like acacias and grasses.
• Deserts: Drought-adapted plants like succulents and Mesembryanthemaceae

Tipical food

It is a spicy mix of vegetables such as carrots, onions, peppers and beans, often served as a side dish alongside meats or pap.

They are fried sweets, in the shape of a braid, which are dipped in a sugar syrup. They are very popular as a dessert or snack

two famous people

Nelson Mandela was a leading figure in the fight against apartheid and South Africa's first black president, elected in 1994. He received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993 for his efforts in reconciliation and human rights. Desmond Tutu, an Anglican archbishop and human rights advocate, was a key figure in the fight against apartheid. He supported reconciliation and social justice in South Africa and won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984 for his nonviolent resistance to racial oppression. Both are global icons for their work in promoting peace and justice in South Africa and around the world.

History

South Africa's history includes colonization by the Dutch and British, followed by apartheid in 1948, which enforced racial segregation. Leaders like Nelson Mandela fought against this, and in 1994, the country held its first multiracial elections, ending apartheid. Despite progress, challenges like inequality and corruption remain.

Cultural aspects

South Africa is a country with rich cultural diversity. Known as the "Rainbow Nation," it has a variety of ethnic groups and languages, with 11 official languages such as Zulu, Xhosa, and Afrikaans. Music and dance are essential, with genres like mbaqanga and kwaito, and famous artists such as Miriam Makeba. Its gastronomy includes dishes like braai (barbecue) and bobotie (meat casserole). South Africa is also known for its festivals, such as Freedom Day and Heritage Day, and sports, especially rugby, which plays a major role in South African life. In summary, South African culture is a vibrant mix of African, European, and indigenous traditions.

Monuments

Robben Island: Located near Cape Town

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The Voortrekker Monument: In Pretoria, this monument commemorates the Long March

Population and religion and money

Money

Population and religion

rand

the money in souht africa is the Rand

The population of South Africa is approximately 60 million people. Religion: Christianity is the predominant religion, with about 80% of the population. Islam and Hinduism are practiced by minorities, making up about 2% and 1% of the population, respectively. Around 5% follow traditional African religions, with others practicing Buddhism or identifying as non-religious. South Africa has a rich religious diversity due to its multicultural history.

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Map

South Africa is in the lowest part of Africa

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