@sonofsudi4 the Union existed whilst heavily under the Brits still, the Union of South Africa was part of the Commonwealth of Nations. The country got a new Constritution on 31 May 1961 and became the Republic of South Africa also ceasing to be in the Commonwealth of Nations ended. If we were to hinge on when South Africa became democratic, 17 March 1992 was when a referendum was held to decide whether apartheid was to end, which ended in a yes. Mandela became president on 10 May 1994, but the latest Constitution was only then approved on 4 December 1996, which finally made us a democracy.
@@sisakhoza4739 I agree with most of what you said my fellow compatriot but South Africa actually became a democracy, de jure, on 27 April 1994 when the Interim Constitution of 1993 came into effect which introduced the concept of non-racial elections, Bill of rights, established the Constitutional Court and set out a framework for a Government of National Unity (GNU, from 1994 to 1999). 1992 referendum was a election asking the white population if they wanted apartheid to end entirely and live within universal suffrage not necessarily when it ended entirely. The main legislation that was behind Apartheid was the Seperate Amenities Act which was repealed in 1990 after that other legislations were slowly repealed too between 1990-1993 during negotiations. In 1996, the current constitution was formed with more expansive laws and frameworks regarding governance, executive and judicial powers. 1997 February is when it came into effect. So in summary, South Africa became a republic in 1961, Apartheid end essentially in 1990, 1992 was the Referendum and 1994 was the start of democracy hence why 27 April we have Freedom Day, the day of elections in 1994 and the day the Interim constitution was enforced.
When you mentioned Johannesburg instead of Bloemfontein and then pointed Lesotho instead of Gauteng,I just knew this video is full of misinformation 🤦🏾♂️
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Johannesburg is not a Capital City
Really? What is the 3rd capital?
@@sonofsudi4 Cape Town - Legislative capital, Pretoria - Executive capital and Bloemfontein - Judicial capital
South Africa is third powerful military in Africa after Algeria and Egypt. You didn't do your research.
Please check again at 14 :56
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We actually became a Republic on 31st May 1961. 1994 was our first democratic election not when South Africa became a republic.
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Is that right? I thought independence was after Nelson Mandela was released from prison to become president?
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@sonofsudi4 the Union existed whilst heavily under the Brits still, the Union of South Africa was part of the Commonwealth of Nations.
The country got a new Constritution on 31 May 1961 and became the Republic of South Africa also ceasing to be in the Commonwealth of Nations ended.
If we were to hinge on when South Africa became democratic, 17 March 1992 was when a referendum was held to decide whether apartheid was to end, which ended in a yes. Mandela became president on 10 May 1994, but the latest Constitution was only then approved on 4 December 1996, which finally made us a democracy.
@@sisakhoza4739 I agree with most of what you said my fellow compatriot but South Africa actually became a democracy, de jure, on 27 April 1994 when the Interim Constitution of 1993 came into effect which introduced the concept of non-racial elections, Bill of rights, established the Constitutional Court and set out a framework for a Government of National Unity (GNU, from 1994 to 1999).
1992 referendum was a election asking the white population if they wanted apartheid to end entirely and live within universal suffrage not necessarily when it ended entirely. The main legislation that was behind Apartheid was the Seperate Amenities Act which was repealed in 1990 after that other legislations were slowly repealed too between 1990-1993 during negotiations.
In 1996, the current constitution was formed with more expansive laws and frameworks regarding governance, executive and judicial powers. 1997 February is when it came into effect.
So in summary, South Africa became a republic in 1961, Apartheid end essentially in 1990, 1992 was the Referendum and 1994 was the start of democracy hence why 27 April we have Freedom Day, the day of elections in 1994 and the day the Interim constitution was enforced.
When you mentioned Johannesburg instead of Bloemfontein and then pointed Lesotho instead of Gauteng,I just knew this video is full of misinformation 🤦🏾♂️
I apologize. We will do a better job in our subsequent videos
Elon Musk is definitely not self made
He inherited the money?
South Africa is biggest economy in Africa. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_African_countries_by_GDP_(nominal)
I have seen this table before and it has not been updated for a while.