South Africa has 862 listed cities and towns. These towns range from a handful of residents to Johannesburg's greater metropolitan area with 10 million people.
Cities and towns in the Western Cape are steeped in history, dating back to the 17th century.
The largest city in the country, Johannesburg, was formed in 1886, following the gold rush.
Kimberley had the first street lamps in the word and was formed in the wake of a huge diamond discovery.
South Africa has 9 provinces, each unique with its own fauna, flora, culture and people.
Eastern Cape, with a rugged coastline, spectacular scenery and large automotive industries
Free State, wide open plains and farm land
Gauteng, the economic powerhouse of Africa, a sprawling and vibrant first world metropolitan area
KwaZulu Natal, rolling hills and of the continent's largest harbours at Durban and Richard's Bay
Limpopo, open expanse of bushveld
Mpumalanga, with the Kruger National Park and neverending timber plantations
North West, arid area with the largest platinum mines in the world
Northern Cape, vast semi-desert
Western Cape, beautiful mountains, indigenous flora found nowhere else in the world, historical buildings and wine farms comparable to the best
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This section provides a wide variety of statistics about South Africa, including its background, communication infrastructure, economy, geography, government, military, its people and transportation.
South Africa has 11 official languages. In addition, there are many words unique to this country. This is a list of the more common words that will leave many a visitor puzzled.
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