the whites believed that africa was their god-given land, and that the white race was superior, the blacks was therefor seen as a threat.

There were 148 apartheid laws, blacks had to have ID on them at all times. 

Banks, shops, hospitals, churches etc. were divided between races.

it was also illegal to have any relationship between races. 

non-whites were separated into so called homelands there were a total of 10 homelands. The homelands were very overcrowded, rural and lacked jobs. The non-whites were forced to work at rough jobs like gold mining, with very low wages.

Education was also divided, the non-whites schools received a fraction of what the whites did. Education ended at age 13, the kids were then send to work.

there later occurred protests they were often led by black students and youth, later came leaders to the protest by the names Nelson Mandela, Oliver Tambo and Walter sisulu. 

Apartheid later ended.

Info from “Apartheid Explained” by AJ+ on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7yvnUz2PLE

Every year 40.000 Women from South Africa participate in a festival known as the “Reed Dance Festival” where they all pluck a type of plant that grows by the river. The festival lasts for 8 days and and it's one of the most interesting festivals in south africa

Info from the guardian
https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2016/sep/22/swaziland-reed-dance-cultural-celebration-or-sleazy-royal-ritual-umhlanga

South Africa is place for the most exciting and dangerous wildlife. You can expect to see animals like the “BIG 5” which is a group of the hardest and most dangerous animals to hunt. The group consisted of the lion, buffalo, Rhino, elephant and the Leopard. South Africa is home to the fiercest hunters of this world with animals like the worlds fastest animal, the Cheetah. While the Savanah is home to a lot of bloodthirsty carnivorous animals. There are also herbivorous animals like the Giraffe, the well-known Zebra and the list goes on…  While predators dominate the Savannah.


Info from "Kruger Park Birding" by not stated.
http://birding.krugerpark.co.za/birding-in-kruger-raptor-falcons.html