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No, it is an example of a perforated state. Indonesia would be an example of a fragmented state.
That will depend on where you are starting from. If you were in parts of Asia, it is possible to drive to Africa, but not if you were in Australia for example.
The country furthest south on the continent of Africa is South Africa. The farthest south major town in South Africa is Capetown.
A good example is bilingualism in both. In South Africa it's English and Afrikaans. In Canada it's English and French.
South Africa is claimed by the citizens of the Republic of South Africa.
the is a need for employment equity to fill the gap of descrimination against race, gender, marital status, disability and sexual referances. That is equality for all.
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No, it is an example of a perforated state. Indonesia would be an example of a fragmented state.
That depends on what country in "West Africa" you are talking about. South Africa is a country, whereas West Africa could be defined as anything on the western coast of the continent. However, as an example, the distance between Cape Town in South Africa and Freetown, Sierra Leone, in West Africa is 3,594 miles.
That will depend on where you are starting from. If you were in parts of Asia, it is possible to drive to Africa, but not if you were in Australia for example.
There are seven continents: North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and Antarctica.
The country furthest south on the continent of Africa is South Africa. The farthest south major town in South Africa is Capetown.
A good example is bilingualism in both. In South Africa it's English and Afrikaans. In Canada it's English and French.
South Africa is claimed by the citizens of the Republic of South Africa.
South Africa is in Africa. Africa's a continent, South Africa is a country in Africa.
South Africa stands for South Africa?
There are some indigenous species of cacti, native to South Africa. In addition there are a number of introduced species, these are commonly called "invader plants" and are banned from being cultivated in South Africa. Example is Opuntia - the "Prickly Pare" cactus