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What was the cold wars impact on South Africa?
The Soviet Union no longer provided aid and weapons to African countries
What is representational democracy in South Africa?
South Africa is a democratically run country where free and fair elections are held to elect a government. Thus the government is elected by the people for the people and the government is not a one-party affair, but rather a multi-party parliament. The actual word democracy carries the same denotation (dictionary value) in South Africa as it does around the world.
Is there a Black ruled Republic in Africa?
Yes. All the African countries are now free from all forms of colonisation. All African countries are ruled by mixed race groups. The Republic of South Africa is an example of such a Republic.
Can south Africa afford to have totally free trade with the rest of the world?
No it can not afford
What are considered the Top 5 schools of gynecology in South Africa?
Univ. of Cape Town, Univ. of Natal, Univ of Pretoria, Univ. of Orange Free State, Medical Univ. of South Africa.
Can citizens vote fairly in South Africa?
There are free and fair elections in South African.
Are elections free and fair in South Africa?
no because black people are not as fair as red neck's and they have to pay to do it
What is the main idea of the 1994 cartoon in South Africa?
Free elections are the key to true democracy in South Africa
Political cartoons in 1994 south Africa would most likiely depict shackles being removed off a voter in order to express what?
free elections are the key to democracy in south Africa
What was the republic of South Africa?
The republic of South Africa was legally segregated through a system known as apartheid which means "separateness" in the Afrikaans language. This system lasted from 1948 until democratic change was achieved with free elections in 1994.
What year were free elections held in south Korea?
potato
What are things in South Africa start with f?
Free State is a Province in South Africa
How can electoral comission in africa ensure free and fair election?
The electoral commission in Africa can ensure free and fair elections by remaining non partisan with the ruling class.
What government was south Vietnam after the Geneva accords?
A free democratic Republic of South Vietnam; pending elections.
A free state in South Africa?
You may be thinking of Orange Free State, a British colony and later a province of South Africa
What was significant about the 1990 elections in Nicaragua?
The significance of the 1990 elections is that the first ever free elections were held and the main significant was it was good tho
When did the Iraqi people hold there first free elections?
1942
