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    Rainbow Nation of the ContinentRainbow Nation of the Continent

    Friendly and cultural diversityFriendly and cultural diversity

    Splendid WildlifeSplendid Wildlife

    Vast LandscapeVast Landscape

    HistoryHistory

    Unique and inspiring cultureUnique and inspiring culture

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    AboriginesAborigines:: SanSan (Bushmen)(Bushmen) andand KhoiKhoi--KhoiKhoi (Tribals)(Tribals)

    NativesNatives -- BantuBantu peoplepeople fromfrom neighboringneighboring partsparts ofofAfricaAfrica

    Dutch became settlers from 1652Dutch became settlers from 1652

    European Invasion in 16th CenturyEuropean Invasion in 16th Century

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    rab traders and Indian labourersA

    rab traders and Indian labourers

    Union of South Africa established in 1910Union of South Africa established in 1910

    South African Apartheid 1948 to 1994South African Apartheid 1948 to 1994

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    MajorityMajority -- Christianity (68%), Hinduism, Islam,Christianity (68%), Hinduism, Islam,

    Judaism, Buddhism and African tribal religionJudaism, Buddhism and African tribal religion

    ChristianityChristianity -- Traditional African and Protestant beliefsTraditional African and Protestant beliefs

    Respect for Individuals (Culture Specific)Respect for Individuals (Culture Specific)

    ValuesValues -- Human decency over materialismHuman decency over materialism

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    Southern tip of the continent ofAfrica

    25th in the world i.e. RSA is 1/3rd the size of India

    Bordered by Botswana, Lesotho, Mozambique,Namibia, Swaziland & Zimbabwe

    Population as on 2010 is 49 million

    States - South Africa is divided into 9 provinces &over 320 Towns

    Agricultural land is 12.13% & other land is 87%

    Climate - mostly semiarid; subtropical along eastcoast; sunny days, cool nights

    Resources

    Life Expectancy is 50 years

    3rd in world to supply clean drinking tap water

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    Roads & Rail

    Extensive road and rail network across South Africa which connects

    with Sub-Saharan African region

    Ports

    Strategic ports are located in Durban, Cape Town, Port Elizabeth,

    East London, Richards Bay, and Saldanha Bay.

    Together these handle over 13,000 vessels and 188 million tons cargo

    a year.

    Airports

    Approximately 148 licensed airports/ aerodromes

    9 major airports

    20 scheduled domestic airlines licensed to provide air services

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    Fun-loving and laid back but Friendly, Hospitable and

    welcoming people

    Lifestyle of South Africans changes according to their income,

    their geographical position and their preferences

    Class Classification (Higher,Middle and Lower)

    Etiquettes : Meeting, Gifting, Dinning and Dress

    Customs &Manners

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    11 official Languages

    English is language ofAdministration

    The other official languages are :Afrikaans, Ndebele, Northern

    Sotho, Southern Sotho, Swazi, Tsongo, Tswana, Venda, Xhosa

    and Zulu

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    Education accounts of 5.4% of GDP (2009)

    Literacy - age 15 and over can read and write with 86.4%literacy (87% Male and 85.7% Female)

    Reception Year to Metric ( 0 to 13 years)

    Matriculation Endorsement

    Racial Discrimination in Education

    Education Infrastructure

    Sports Part of curriculum

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    Vibrant and Multiparty Political System

    Sensitive Issues Racial discrimination

    Organized Crime

    Rampant Corruption

    Contribution to the World - Nelson Mandela

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    PROGRESSIVE LEGAL FRAME WORKPROGRESSIVE LEGAL FRAME WORK

    FINANCIAL SYSTEM ROBUST AND WELL REGULATEDFINANCIAL SYSTEM ROBUST AND WELL REGULATED

    WORLDS 17TH LARGEST STOCK EXCHANGE (JSE)WORLDS 17TH LARGEST STOCK EXCHANGE (JSE)

    SA FUTURES EXCHANGE (SAFEX)SA FUTURES EXCHANGE (SAFEX)

    SA BOND EXCHANGESA BOND EXCHANGE (BESA)(BESA)

    Johannesburg Securities Exchange

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    2010 SOCCER WORLD CUP

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    AGRO PROCESSING, BIO FUELS

    AUTOMOTIVES

    CHEMICALS AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES

    ELECTRO TECHNICAL

    BUSINESS PROCESS OUTSOURCING / CALL CENTERS

    CLOTHING, TEXTILES, LEATHER AND FOOTWEAR

    TOURISM

    MINING AND METAL INDUSTRIES

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    In BOTH African traditional religions and

    Chinese traditional beliefs

    Ancestors are worshipped like GODS

    Strong belief and practice

    Families in Africa set up regular periods in the

    year for ancestor worship

    Chinese Ching Ming Festival (grave-sweeping)

    Chinese families show their respect by visiting the

    graves of their ancestors to clear away weeds,

    touch up gravestone inscriptions and make

    offerings of wine and fruit.

    Ancestor Worship

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    Ancestor Worship

    In BOTH African traditional religions and

    Chinese traditional beliefs

    Ancestors are worshipped like GODS Strong belief and practice

    Families in Africa set up regular periods in the

    year for ancestor worship

    Chinese Ching Ming Festival (grave-sweeping)

    Chinese families show their respect by visiting the

    graves of their ancestors to clear away weeds,

    touch up gravestone inscriptions and make

    offerings of wine and fruit.