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Flag	Coat of Arms

Capital
(and largest city)

Cape Town

Language
official

English, Afrikaans, Zulu

others

various

Monarch

Elizabeth II

Governor-General

name of auxiliary head of state

President-General

name of chief of government

Area

area km²

Population

54,323,857

Established

1942

Currency

Pound

South Africa is a British affiliated country on the southernmost portion of the continent of Africa between the Indian and Atlantic Oceans. A core area of the global British Empire. The written history of the area began with Dutch Colonization. An English annexation in the 17th century has defined the nation's modern history. Rich with natural resources, South Africa is one of the largest producers of gold and coal. The Ethnic diversity between Black African natives, Dutch Afrikaners, English settlers and other imported populations has continually molded the country. As a result of continued immigration after 1900, South Africa has the largest, and growing European population in Africa. European Whites consist of 42% of the national population, with an additional 23% of the population having mixed racial ancestry.

Since the foundation of its current state in 1942, South Africa has become a large contributor to the global British Imperial Force and the London Stock Exchange. South Africa is a parliamentary monarchy and supports both the Church of England and the Netherlands as official state religions.

History

Government and Politics

Subdivisions

Province	Capital
Basutoland	Maseru
Bechuanaland	Gaborone
Cape Colony	Cape Town
Matabeleland	Harare
Natal	Fredricksburg
Orange River	Victoria
Swaziland	Mbabane
Trans-Georgia	Georgetown
Zambezia	Lusaka
Zululand	Nongoma

Members of the British Empire and Commonwealth

Nations

Protectorates

Arabia | Cyprus | Egypt | Malta

Colonies

British Antarctic Territory | British Atlantic Territory | British Somaliland | Falkland Islands | Gambia

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-'''South Africa '''is a British affiliated  country on the southernmost portion of the continent of Africa between the Indian and Atlantic Oceans. A core area of the global British Empire. The written history of the area began with Dutch Colonization. An English take over in the 17th century has defined the nation's history since. Rich with natural resources, South Africa is one of the largest producers of gold and coal. The Ethnic diversity between Black African natives, Dutch Afrikaners, English settlers and other imported populations has continually molded the country. As a result of continued immigration after 1900, South Africa has the largest, and growing European population in Africa. European Whites consist of 42% of the national population, with an additional 23% of the population having mixed racial ancestry.
+'''South Africa '''is a British affiliated country on the southernmost portion of the continent of Africa between the Indian and Atlantic Oceans. A core area of the global British Empire. The written history of the area began with Dutch Colonization. An English annexation in the 17th century has defined the nation's modern history. Rich with natural resources, South Africa is one of the largest producers of gold and coal. The Ethnic diversity between Black African natives, Dutch Afrikaners, English settlers and other imported populations has continually molded the country. As a result of continued immigration after 1900, South Africa has the largest, and growing European population in Africa. European Whites consist of 42% of the national population, with an additional 23% of the population having mixed racial ancestry.
-Since the foundation of its current state in 1941, South Africa has become a large contributor to the global British Imperial Force and the London Stock Exchange. South Africa is a parliamentary monarchy, and supports both the Church of England and the Netherlands as official state religions
+Since the foundation of its current state in 1942, South Africa has become a large contributor to the global British Imperial Force and the London Stock Exchange. South Africa is a parliamentary monarchy and supports both the Church of England and the Netherlands as official state religions.
 ==History==