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SOUTH AFRICA
Gabriel Nicolas,
Isabely Hergesel,
Emanuel Braz,
Jorge Luiz Ribeiro

2.
SOUTH AFRICA FLAG
Red means the blood of the people, blue
represents the sky, black and white colors mean
black and white races, green represents forests
and yellow is gold. South Africa is one of the
biggest producers of the precious metal in the
world.

3.
LANGUAGE South Africa has 11 official languages. South
Africa also recognizes eight unofficial
languages ​​as "national languages".
There are eleven official
languages, apart from local
dialects. Diversity marks the
division of languages ​​in
South Africa and highlights
the ethnic mix of the country

4.
ECONOMY
South Africa is one of the
few countries on the African
continent with a diversified
economy. The country's
economy is based on the
service sector, industry,
agriculture and
extractivism. the richest and
most industrialized country
in Africa.

5.
CULTURE
South Africa's culture is influenced
by the country's ethnic diversity,
which can be enjoyed in food,
music and dance.
The South African music scene
includes both popular (Jive) and
folk form. Pop styles are based on
two important sources, Zulu
Isicathamiya singing and
Mbaqanga harmonica.

6.
The history of dance in South
Africa is marked by wars, hunts,
wedding celebrations, among
others.
They are presented through
regional sounds and music, which
enrich the movements, giving
greater enthusiasm to the
rhythms."

7.
CULINARY
The cuisine of South Africa
derives, on the one hand, from
the cuisines of African peoples
and, on the other hand, from
customs introduced during
colonial times by Afrikaner and
British descendants, as well as
by their slaves and servants,
which includes culinary
influences from Indonesia and
India.

8.
QUMBE
Qumbe, which is pronounced
"kumbe", means dengo and
enchantment in the Kimbundu
language, but in South Africa, it is
used as a sacred food for the orixá
Oxum

9.
Location

10.
Turistics spots
• Safaris
• Diving with great white sharks
• wineries in stellenbosch
• Capetown
• Etc...