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South Africa recognizes 11 official languages: Afrikaans, English, isiNdebele, isiXhosa, isiZulu, Sesotho, Setswana, siSwati, Tshivenda, Xitsonga, and Sepedi. This linguistic diversity reflects the country's rich cultural heritage. Each language represents various ethnic groups and communities, contributing to South Africa's unique identity. English often serves as a lingua franca among speakers of different languages.
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Who were the people that came from the African savannas south of the Sahara?
who were the people who came from African savannas south of the Sahara
What do South African people live in?
Houses.
What effects did desertification have on African people?
people moved from north to south.
Are Brazilians African?
No. People from Brazil are South American.
What percentage of the South African population is African?
100% - because Coloured people are 'African' and white people are natives to south Africa so they are 'African' too. (There are immigrants from the rest of the world, of course, like a sizeable chunk of British ex-pats, but all SA-born people are African.)
Is South African a nationality?
Yes, South African is a nationality, referring to individuals who are citizens of South Africa. This nationality encompasses people of diverse ethnicities and cultural backgrounds within the country. South Africans hold rights and responsibilities as defined by the South African Constitution.
Are Brazilians African Americans?
No. People from Brazil are South American.
What religion does South African people believe in?
I believe you mean "do".
Do South African people have clean water out of a tap?
Yes!
How many people live in South African?
about 12.6 million
Are South African people free?
Not all South African people are free as some are still forced to work for little pay. Though the society in which they live in is changing slowly but surely.
How did people learn build south African structure?
People learned how to build traditional South African structures from their ancestors. By studying how things were made in earlier times they were able to repeat the processes.
