S. Africa

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AFRICA
Africa is second-largest continent on
planet Earth, covering
approximately 30.37 million square
kilometers and populated with over
1.5 billion people

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SOUTH AFRICA
South Africa is located at the
southern tip of the African
continent. It is known for its diverse
population and rich cultural mix.
The country has a population of
around 60 million people. The
country’s diversity is often referred
to as the "Rainbow Nation".

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DID YOU KNOW
These famous people were born in South
Africa
NELSON MANDELA
July 18th, 1918
ELON MUSK
June 28th,
1971
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?

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DID YOU KNOW
These famous people were born in South
Africa
NELSON MANDELA
July 18th, 1918
ELON MUSK
June 28th,
1971
?
?
?

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PLACES TO VISIT

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KRUGER
NATIONA
L
PARK

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one of Africa's largest and
most renowned wildlife
reserves. Spanning nearly
20,000 square kilometers, it
offers diverse ecosystems
and is home to an
incredible array
of wildlife.

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BOULDE
R
BEACH

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Nestled between giant
granite boulders, the
beach offers a unique
opportunity to get
close to these
charming, endangered
birds in their natural
habitat. The sandy
beach is framed by
turquoise waters and
lush surroundings.

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Kirstenbosc
h Botanical
Gardens

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Situated at
the foot of
Table Mountain
in Cape Town, is a
world-renowned haven
for plant lovers. Spanning
over 500 hectares, the
gardens showcase the
incredible diversity of
South Africa’s flora, particularly its
unique fynbos species.

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THE
CULT
URE
OF
SOUTH
AFRICA

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South Africa’s linguistic
diversity, with 11 official
languages, highlights the rich
cultural tapestry of the country.
The mix of languages fosters a
sense of identity and
connection among different
ethnic groups, from Zulu to
Afrikaans and Xhosa, playing a
key role in daily communication
and cultural expression.
Languages and
Diversity

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Music and Dance
Music and dance are central to
South African culture, with genres
like jazz, kwaito, and traditional
African rhythms offering a vibrant
soundtrack to life. Cultural dances
such as the Zulu Indlamu and
gumboot dance are not only
performances but expressions of
history, community, and unity.

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South African cuisine is a fusion of
indigenous, African, and colonial
influences. Signature dishes like
braai (barbecue), bunny chow,
and pap are part of family
gatherings, showcasing the
country’s diverse flavors and
communal eating traditions.
South African cuisine

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Sports play a major role in South African
culture, with rugby, cricket, and soccer
being the most popular. The nation’s
pride in teams like the Springboks
(rugby) and Bafana Bafana (soccer)
reflects the unifying power of sports in
post-apartheid South Africa, where
victory in international competitions
often fosters a sense of national pride
and solidarity.
Sports

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THE
CULT
URE
OF
SOUTH
AFRICA