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Things You Didn’t Know About South Africa
When you think of South Africa, the first thing that probably comes to mind is Nelson Mandela and apartheid.
When you think of South Africa, the first thing that probably comes to mind is Nelson Mandela and apartheid.

Anti-clockwise: Howard Hughes, American Airways Pilot, An interpretation of Pan Am Pilots and the 21st Century South African Pilot
South Africa, just like other countries in Africa, is rich with history. When you think of South Africa, the first thing that probably comes to mind is Nelson Mandela and apartheid.
Now almost twenty years removed from that part of history, the country at the bottom of the continent of Africa has taken up the place it deserves as one of Africa’s top tourist destinations.
But there’s so much more to discover, and analysts over at CNN explore what the country of South Africa has to offer. Check out the list by hitting the next button.
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