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This paper is about South Africa.South Africa is known for its wild life, sunshine, natural beauty, adventure, and its weather.It is located on the southern tip of African continent. It is the second largest fruits exporter. It is the 25th largest country in the world by land area, and with close to 53 million people, it is the 24th largest populated nation. It covers a land area of 1,221,040 square kilometer and it has 11 official languages. The capital of this nation is Pretoria. Agriculture exists in every part of this country. The region was first settled by the Bantu people who had migrated from central Africa. However, the real settlement did not occur until 1652, when the Dutch East India Company. South Africa gained its independence on December 11, 1931 from the United Kingdom, when Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela fought for his nation. The cculture of this country is very diverse and fascinating made up of different people. The famous dish of South Africa is Beef tripe. South Africa is a crazy sports nation. A lot of sports are played in South Africa, but three major sports that are played the most are Soccer, Rugby, and Cricket. The beautiful and the famous place in South Africa is Cape Pensiula.I hope it will encourage you to visit the country.

South Africa
In South Africa people listen to cool music and swim in the cold water when it is hot weather. The beauty of South Africa makes you want to go and visit the country. South Africa is one of the most diverse and interesting countries in the world. Tourists go to this country for its natural beauty, wildlife and sunshine. It has a variety of terrain and several different kinds of animals, birds and plants. It is the 25th largest country in the world by land area, and wi...

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...f bursting pride and joy. The Rugby team of South Africa is called Springboks. Cricket is the third largest sport that is played. Because of the policies of its government, however, South Africa had only ever played against Australia, England and New Zealand. After 1991 they were allowed to play against any nation, and India was first one (Southafricainfo.com).

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There are a lot of beautiful places in South Africa and one of them is Cape Pensiula. Cape Pensiula is generally a rocky pensiula that extends out into Atlantic Coast. The peninsula was once an island, about sixty million years ago. It is known for its famous scenic beauty, celebrity beaches, Table Mountain, whale watching, world class shopping , nightlife, food, and atmosphere.You should visit South Africa because it is beautiful, Wild life, sunshine, very adventrous, has good weather, and etc.

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