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(E kom from South Africa)
Saut Afrika
sovereign state, country
Part ofSouthern Africa Chenj-am
Inception31 May 1910 Chenj-am
Participant inBASIC countries Chenj-am
DemonymSuid-Afrikaner, South African, Sud-africaine, Sud-africain Chenj-am
Anthemnational anthem of Mzansi Chenj-am
Cultureculture of South Africa Chenj-am
MottoUnity in Diversity Chenj-am
Motto textǃke e: ǀxarra ǁke, Ex Unitate Vires, Inspiring new ways, Undod drwy Amrywiaeth Chenj-am
ContinentAfrika Chenj-am
KontriSaut Afrika Chenj-am
CapitalPretoria, Bloemfontein, Cape Town Chenj-am
Located in time zoneUTC+02:00, UTC+03:00, Africa/Johannesburg Chenj-am
Located in or next to body of waterSouth Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean Chenj-am
Coordinate location29°0′0″S 24°0′0″E Chenj-am
Coordinates of geographic center28°49′0″S 24°59′30″E Chenj-am
Coordinates of easternmost point26°51′32″S 32°53′27″E Chenj-am
Coordinates of northernmost point22°7′40″S 29°39′30″E Chenj-am
Coordinates of southernmost point34°50′5″S 20°0′0″E Chenj-am
Coordinates of westernmost point28°38′0″S 16°27′15″E Chenj-am
Highest pointMafadi Chenj-am
Lowest pointIndian Ocean Chenj-am
Basic form of governmentparliamentary republic, representative democracy, apartheid Chenj-am
Office held by head of statePresident of South Africa Chenj-am
Head of stateCyril Ramaphosa Chenj-am
Office held by the head of governmentPresident of South Africa Chenj-am
Head of governmentCyril Ramaphosa Chenj-am
Executive bodyGovernment of South Africa Chenj-am
Legislative bodyParliament of South Africa Chenj-am
Highest judicial authorityConstitutional Court of South Africa Chenj-am
Central bankSouth African Reserve Bank Chenj-am
Monirand Chenj-am
Twinned administrative bodyAisai Chenj-am
Driving sideleft Chenj-am
Electrical plug typeEuroplug, AC power plugs and sockets: British and related types, BS 546, IEC 60906-1 Chenj-am
ReplacesThe Apartheid Regime in South Africa Chenj-am
Studied bySouth African studies Chenj-am
Official websitehttps://gov.za Chenj-am
HashtagSouthAfrica Chenj-am
Top-level Internet domain.za Chenj-am
Flagflag of South África Chenj-am
Coat of armsCoat of arms of South Africa Chenj-am
Geography of topicGeography of South Africa Chenj-am
Has characteristicfree country Chenj-am
History of topichistory of South Africa Chenj-am
‎most populous urban areaJohannesburg Chenj-am
Railway traffic sideleft Chenj-am
Open data portalDataFirst Statistics South Africa, South Africa Data Portal Chenj-am
Economy of topiceconomy of South Africa Chenj-am
Demographics of topicdemographics of South Africa Chenj-am
Commonwealth Sport country codeRSA Chenj-am
Mobile country code655 Chenj-am
Telephone country code+27 Chenj-am
Trunk prefix0 Chenj-am
Emergency phone number112 Chenj-am
GS1 country code600-601 Chenj-am
Vehicle registration plate codeZA Chenj-am
Maritime identification digits601 Chenj-am
Unicode character🇿🇦 Chenj-am
Category for maps or plansCategory:Maps of South Africa Chenj-am
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Saut Afrika na kontri for Afrika. Dem blow Hinglish, Afrikaans, na local languages. Di kontri get 11 official languages. E ste bai Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, na Swaziland. Di Prezident dey Cyril Ramaphosa.

Pretoria na di kapital, and Cape Town na di place wia dem parliament sabi as legislative capital,and Bloemfontein na di judicial kapital. Di city wey pipu plenti pas na Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban.[1]

History pipu do research, dem tok say south Africa don dey for 2.5 million years, human start to dey live dia like 100,000 years ago. Di first pipu wey start dey live for South Africa na di Khoisan and Bantu pipu, dem kom dia from west and central Africa.[2] Dem form di Kingdom of Mapungubwe For north in di 13th century, and di Venda Kingdom for 17th century. Dutch pipu establish di first European settlement for Table Bay In 1652. Dem invade am for 1795, di battle wey hapun for Blaauwberg in 1806 wey lead to di british pipu to stay for south Africa. Di Mfecane, cos different formation of African Kingdom and Zulu dey part of di new kingdom. After di Second Boer War, dem kriate di Union of South Africa for 1910 after dem amalgamate Cape, Natal, Transvaal, and Orange River colonies.[3]

For 1948 di National party impoose apartheid, which mek dem dey seperate black pipu from white pipu. After di protest by African National Congress and oda anti-apartheid bodi, wey dey insaid and outsaid di kontri, dem start di discriminatory laws for middle of 1980s. Dem do Universal elekshon for 1994, after dem kon mek am rule say na everibodi get di rait for political representation for di kontri democracy. [4][5]

Sport na veri important tin for di kontri koture and di sport dem play pass na soccer, rugby union and criket. Oda sport dem wey dem dey play for di kontri na swimming, athletics, golf, boxing, mixed martial arts, tennis, ringball, field hockey, surfing and netball.

Na Soka be di most popular sport for di kontri. For 2010 South Africa host di FIFA World Cup,di 1996 African Cup of Nations, and na di kontri futbol team(Bafana Bafana) win di competishon. South Africa's men of U-20 team win di 2025 U-20 Africa Cup of Nations. For 2022, di south africa women team win di Women's Africa Cup of Nations, after dem beat Morocco 2–1 for final. Di women's team later reach di knockout stage for 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, after dem beat Italy and draw with Argentina for beating Italy and tying with Argentina for group stage.

For 2010 Durban surfer Jordy Smith win di Billabong J-Bay Open na wetin mek am di highest persin wey sabi suf for di world. Jody Scheckter wey win 1979 One motor racing's world champion na from south Africa. Famous pipu dem for Grand Prix motorcycle racing na Brad Binder and his younger brother Darryn Binder. [Springboks on their tour of the country after winning the 2019 Rugby World Cup] South Africa don win di Rugby World Cup four times, na dem win am pass. Di first time dem win am na for 1995 Rugby World Cup. Dem kon win am again for 2007, 2019 and 2023.[6]

Wie dem gada di tori

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  1. ↑ "The most expensive province to buy groceries in South Africa". BusinessTech; Retrieved 29 May 2026.
  2. ↑ "Human evolution".
  3. ↑ "Prehistoric Bantu Khoisan languages".
  4. ↑ "International Studies Review".
  5. ↑ "South Africa".
  6. ↑ "New Zealand 11-12 South Africa: Springboks win record fourth Rugby World Cup in dramatic final". BBC Sport. 28 October 2023. Retrieved 1 November 2023.