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South Africa's smallest province, Gauteng, also known as the 'place of gold', is the country's economic heart. Johannesburg and Pretoria are situated here. The gold rush brought people seeking gold to Guateng. At first, they lived in shantytowns and these later became cities. The world's largest diamond, the Cullinan Diamond was discovered in the Cullinan Diamond Mine in 1905 It weighs 3,106 carats and is now part of the British
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The green garden province of Kwazulu-Natal borders Mozambique, Swaziland and Lesotho. Three cultures European, Indian and Zulu - meet here, surrounded by the magnificent 3,475-metre-high Drakensberg Mountains. You can observe Zulu tribes in their natural environment and stand on the sites of many battles between Zulu warriors, Boer fighters and British soldiers. The largest city in the province is Durban - and this is also the busiest port of South Africa.

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The Fastern Cape is a surter's paradise. It 1S located on the Indian Ocean and has got 800 kilometres of beaches. If you like wild animals, you can see the Big Five - lion, Cape buffalo, African elephant, leopard and black rhino at one of the province's game reserves. You can also visit some of the battle sites of the Anglo-Boer War and tour Nelson Mandela's birthplace, the village of Mvezo in the Transkei.

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The Northern Cape is called 'the jewel of South Africa' because people have found diamonds there. But these aren't the province's only 'jewels'. It is also home to a number of national parks. The Orange River, South Africa's longest river, flows through the Northern Cape. At the Augrabies Falls, the thundering water cascades down from a height of 56 metres.

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You can fain white sandy beaches, forests with ancient trees, nature reserves, vineyards and mountains. You can watch whales and dolphins, or swim with ocean in a cage and observe the great white sharks. The sharks sometimes try to eat the metal of the cage, but it doesn’t taste good, so visitors don’t have to worry about become a shark’s next meal! The capital of this province is Cape Town. Many visitors to Cape Town take a boat trip to the Robben Island and stand in Nelson Mandela’s prison cell, or ride the cable car to the top of Table Mountain.