This presentation provides an overview of South Africa, including its location in southern Africa, bordering countries, nine provinces and capital of Pretoria. It discusses South Africa's history involving Dutch and English domination, the discovery of diamonds, and the establishment of homelands for ethnic groups. The presentation also outlines South Africa's democratic government system since 1994, with the ruling African National Congress party, and an economy focused on farming, mining and automotive industries. Key topics covered include languages, climate, environment, food, religion, and education. Popular tourist attractions like the Cango Caves and Boulders Beach are mentioned along with historical places like the Cape Winelands, Kimberly Big Hole and Robben Island.

1. Welcome To Our Presentation
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2. Why We Chose This Topic:
• We chose this topic because we are very interested in
cultures. We chose South Africa because seemed the most
interesting country because it was involved in the apartheid

3. Location:
• South Africa is located in
Africa, by the most southern
point.
• Bordering countries:
Lesotho, Swaziland,
Namibia and Mozanbique
• South Africa has nine
provinces.
• Capital: Pretoria

4. History:
• English domination of the
Dutch descendent ( Afrikaners)
discovered diamonds in this
land so around 1900 there was
an English invasion (Bar War).
• In 1951 the Bantu authorities
Act established a basic for
ethnic government in African
reserved known as homelands.
This homelands were
independent states.

5. The Government Of South Africa:
• The greatest president all time
Nelson Mandela.
• The President is Jacob Zuma.
• South Africa is a democracy.
• Government has 13 political
parties with the African
National Congress being the
ruling party.
• Since 1994, all South Africa
citizens over the age of 18 are
allowed to vote.

6. The Economy Of South Africa:
• Farming, mining and
automotive industries run the
economy.
• The currency used in Rand, in
denominations 10, 20, 50, 100
and 200’s.
• Tourism contributes to the
economy.

7. Education:
• Education is compulsory for kids between the ages of 7
to 15, primary school is grade 0 to 6 and high school
grades 7 to 12. There are both public and private
schools. The government spends about 20% of mone on
education.
• By 2015, 1.4 million students in higher education have
benefited from a financial aid scheme which was
promulgated in 1999.

8. Languages and Climate:
• There are eleven
official languages of South
Africa: Afrikaans,
English, Ndebele, Northern
Sotho,Sotho, Swazi,
Tsonga, Tswana, Venda, Xhos
a and Zulu.
• South Africa had two official
languages: English and
Afrikaans.

9. Environment of South Africa:
• The national animal is the
springbok.
• The national flower is protea.

10. FOOD:

11. Religion:

12. Cango Caves Boulders Beach
The Cango Caves are the oldest tourist attraction in
South Africa and one of the best cave systems we've
ever visited.
Boulders Beach, near Simon’s Town in False Bay, is
famed for its resident penguin colony and clean,
white sand beach.
Top historical tourist attraction places

13. Cape Winelands Kimberly Big Hole
The fertile valleys of the Cape Winelands are
surrounded by majestic mountains, sleepy villages,
brilliant monuments, fruitful orchards and some of
the lushest scenery in South Africa.
The Kimberly Big Hole is an underground dead
diamond mine in South Africa, and claimed to be
the largest hole excavated by hand

14. Robben Island Hasim Amla & AB Devilliers
The island’s most famous prisoner, Nelson Mandela, has
turned this institute of brutality into a symbol of the triumph
of the human spirit over enormous hardship.
If I have lot of time then I want to meet my two
Favourit player,Hashim Amla and AB de Villiers
is south African great cricket.