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South Africa's history

South Africa in our era and the beginning of bushmanok Hottentots lived. 17 However, the Europeans gradually előrenyomultak century, and thus the native population declined, in addition to several wars between 1713-55 took place between the natives and Europeans, of which the vast majority of cases were won by the Europeans. 1486 Bartolomeo Diaz discovered the Cape of Good Hope hajóflottájával, in 1503 Antonio de Saldanha stipulated in Table Bay, climbed the mountain and named Mensa, and in 1580 Sir Francis Drake körbehajózta cape. 17 near the end of the century, Dutch and British troops fought for territory. 1652 established a post town in the Dutch East India Company's proposal, the first buildings will be built in Cape Town Riebeeck Jan Antony leadership. Since 1769 Simon van der Stel became governor of the city, and during that time the town became rich farmerváros. The next governor, Simon son of a well developed city. Lord Charles in 1814, became the governor, the city became towards favorable relations with England. In 1824, the city's first newspaper was issued, in 1833, has been the first slave emancipation. In 1854, parliament was elected. 18 century diamonds - and set up gold mines, and railroads began to build. They boosted the trade, such as Cape Town was an important port, which was developed gradually from 1860, so after a while in the shipbuilding, fish processing began, the tree has evolved - and leather. The first - and second in the country after World War II economic boom, many foreign companies have invested here. In 1948 the National Party won the elections from that time considered the formation of real apartheid regime. The economic boom was broken, however, because Cape Town and the country's economic - and political blockade was involved. In 1961 the country proclaimed its independence, resulting in today's South Africa. In 1994, Nelson Mandela won the elections, who thus became the country's democratically elected prime minister.

In South Africa, Africa's southernmost country, the official languages of English, Afrikaans, 9 Bantu languages, the official currency is the rand and an area of 1,219,912 km ² and a population of 44,344,136 people, of which approx. 77% African, 11% white, 9% of the skin color, 3% Indian.

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