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Q: What is the resources of south africa?
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Does the South Africa have unexploited or underused resources that can affect future wealth?

Yes, South Africa has many unexploited resources.


How are the resources allocated in South Africa's Economic system?

South Africa has a capitalist economic system and resources are allocated based on who can buy them.


What impact do mineral resources have on South Africa during the late 1800's?

Mineral resources made South Africa a place of interest to the international community. The Dutch and the British fought over control of South Africa's diamond and gold resources.


What resources are in South Africa?

South Africa resources are diamonds, gold, iron ore, platinum, manganese, chromium, copper, uranium, silver, beryllium, and titanium.


What natural resources did South Africa have?

diamonds, gold


What are natural resources that South Africa has in abundance?

Poverty


Does South Africa's mineral resources include uranium and gold?

Yes, South Africa has important reserves of gold and uranium.


What are facts about South Africa's diamond industry?

South Africa's diamond industry is undergoing turbulent times.


What are important resources in South Africa?

Gold, platinum and diamonds.


Are South Africa's resources enough for its development and prosperity?

Yes becaure when it comes to resourcer South Africa does not depend on other countries.


Is South Africa richer than other parts of Africa?

Yes. South Africa is richer than many other parts of Africa primarily due to the natural resources of the area.


How do the oil in South Africa effect Africa?

South Africa does not have any oil resources. The lack of oil and economic sanctions at the time compelled South Africa to develop an innovative technology that enables it to extract oil from coal.