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South Africa is located in Africa and is a constitutional democracy divided into nine provinces. It has a diverse population and was previously divided into racial categories. Jacob Zuma is the current president. South Africa has a developing economy and is a major producer of commodities and minerals like gold. It has a population with a life expectancy currently around 52 years old and has transitioned from a British colony to an independent nation.
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- 5. The Republic of South Africa constitutional democracy with a three-tier system of government and an independent judiciary Administrative subdivisions: Nine provinces: Eastern Cape, Free State, Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, Mpumalanga, North-West, Northern Cape, Limpopo, Western Cape. Natural resources: Almost all essential commodities, except petroleum products and bauxite. It is the only country in the world that manufactures fuel from coal. PEOPLE Prior to 1991, South African law divided the population into four major racial categories: Africans (black), whites, coloreds, and Asians. State President--Jacob Zuma
- 6. Social change in the Society
- 7. I´m sad, I don´t have enouht money
- 8. 50-52 50-55 Live expectancy
- 14. Mining Gold pouring Automovile production Fabric factory Breweries factory Assembly plant
- 17. BIRTH AND MORTALITY RATE (high infant mortality) XIX. century: 16 births / 1000 inhabitants; 25 deaths / 1000 inhabitants. 1950: 19 births / 1000 inhabitants; 21 deaths / 1000 inhabitants. Today: 20 births / 1000 inhabitants; 18 deaths / 1000 inhabitants.
- 18. LIFE EXPECTANCY XIX. century: 45 years old. 1950: 49 years old. Today: 52 years old.
- 19. GOVERMENT XIX. century: British goverment (it was a coloni). Around 1950: became an independent country. Today: continue been an independent country.