South Africa

Blogs

• South Africa travel blogs from TravelBlog.org. 

Books

• Travel books about South Africa from Amazon.com.

Encyclopedic Information

• African Studies Center.  Information about South Africa.
• South Africa country profile from the BBC. 
• South Africa information from MSN Encarta encyclopedia.
  • Africa. 
  • Afrikaners. 
  • Apartheid. 
  • Bantustans. 
  • Cape of Good Hope. 
  • Cape Town. 
    • Table Mountain. 
    • University of Cape Town. 
  • Durban. 
  • Great Escarpment. 
    • Drakensberg Mountains. 
    • Vaal River.
  • High Veld. 
  • Indian Ocean. 
  • Johannesburg. 
  • Natal. 
  • Orange River.
  • Soweto. 
  • Transvaal. 
  • Witwatersrand. 
    • Limpopo River.
  • Zulu. 
• South Africa information from Yahoo! encyclopedia.
  • Afrikaans. 
  • Algoa Bay. 
  • Apartheid.  
  • Benoni. 
  • Bloemfontein. 
  • Boer. 
  • Boksburg.
  • Brakpan. 
  • Cape Town. 
  • Durban. 
  • East London. 
  • Germiston. 
  • Grahamstown. 
  • Johannesburg.
  • Khoikhoi People.
  • Kruger National Park.  
  • Krugersdorp. 
  • KwaZulu-Natal. 
  • Port Elizabeth. 
  • Pretoria. 
  • San People.
  • Soweto. 
  • Springs. 
  • Transvaal. 
  • Vereeniging.
  • Witwatersrand. 

Government

• South Africa Government Online.  "South Africa boasts a rich cultural and ethnic diversity. It is home not only to South Africans, but also to immigrants from different parts of the world. in addition to the 11 official languages, several local and foreign dialects are also spoken here.
  
  The sunny weather, scenic beauty and a wide array of fauna and flora make South Africa a destination of choice for regional and international tourists.
  
  South Africa is often called the Cradle of Humankind, for it is where archaeologists discovered 2,5-million-year-old fossils of our earliest ancestors, and 100 000-year-old remains of modern man."

Maps

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• High quality up-to-date maps of South Africa from Maps.com the online map store.
• University of Texas at Austin Maps of South Africa.

Tourism

• South African Tourism.  "South African Tourism is the official international marketing organization of South Africa as a tourist destination.
  
  South African Tourism markets South Africa's scenic beauty, diverse wildlife, kaleidoscope of cultures and heritages, the great outdoors, sport and adventure opportunities, eco-tourism and conference facilities... 
  
  ...On the very southern tip of Africa lies a large land whose generous endowment on the natural beauty front provides plenty of ticks on most travellers' desirable destination wish-lists. South Africa's pristine beaches, majestic mountains, great quantity and variety of animal and plant life make it an obvious and compelling travel destination. Though visitors undoubtedly find themselves uniquely enchanted by the country's dramatically varied landscape, abundant wildlife, pulsing cities and innumerable eco-tourist and outdoor adventure possibilities, it is the people of South Africa that constitute this country's singular charm.
  
  The people who occupy the land from which it is believed all humankind sprang are as dramatically diverse and fascinating as the country's geography. Those who 'Go South' discover, alongside a myriad of natural attractions and inviting pursuits, a colourful cornucopia of cultures and a proud people whose warmth, resilience and refreshing mindset make for the most memorable of holidays."   

United Kingdom Information Resources

• Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) country profile of South Africa. 

U.S. Government Information Resources

• CIA World Factbook on South Africa. 
• Department of State Consular Information Sheet on South Africa.
• Library of Congress Country Study on South Africa.
• U.S. Embassy in Pretoria, South Africa.  

Videos

• South Africa travel videos from YouTube.com. 
• Travel videos about South Afraica from Amazon.com. 

Weather

• Weather information for South Africa from Weather Underground.

WiFi Hot Spots

• WiFi Hot Spot Directories.  Directories of free and fee-based WiFi hot spots around the world.

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