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URS1006 south africa
Course: URS 1006, Fall 2010School: FSU
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Johannesburg Fullname:RepublicofSouthAfrica Capital:Tshwane(formerlyPretoria) Population:50.1million(UN,2009) Capitals:Pretoria(executivecapital);CapeTown (legislativecapital);Bloemfontein(judicialcapital) Largestcity:Johannesburg Majorlanguages:11officiallanguagesincluding English,Afrikaans,Sesotho,Setswana,XhosaandZulu Majorreligion:Christianity,Islam,indigenousbeliefs...
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Johannesburg
Fullname:RepublicofSouthAfrica
Capital:Tshwane(formerlyPretoria)
Population:50.1million(UN,2009)
Capitals:Pretoria(executivecapital);CapeTown
(legislativecapital);Bloemfontein(judicialcapital)
Largestcity:Johannesburg
Majorlanguages:11officiallanguagesincluding
English,Afrikaans,Sesotho,Setswana,XhosaandZulu
Majorreligion:Christianity,Islam,indigenousbeliefs
Mainexports:Gold,diamonds,metalsandminerals,
cars,machinery
UrbanizationLevel:58%
34cities>100,000
5cities>1million
SouthAfricahasthemostevenlydevelopedurban
hierarchy.Thatis,urbanprimacyisnotaproblem
here.
Joburg:3.2millionby2001census
eThekwini(formerlyDurban):3million
CapeTown:2.9million
SouthAfricaisblessedabundantnaturalresources
includingfertilefarmlandsanduniquemineral
resources.
SouthAfricanminesareworldleadersinthe
productionofdiamonds,goldandplatinumetc.
Theclimateismild,reportedlyresemblingtheSan
Franciscobayareaweathermorethananywherein
theworld.
SouthAfricawascolonizedbytheEnglishand
Dutchintheseventeenthcentury.TheDutch
descendentsarealsocalledtheBoersorAfrikaners.
Englishdomination;Dutchformationofnew
colonies:OrangeFreeStateandTransvaal;English
invasionontheonsetofthediscoveryofdiamonds
in1900.
Separatedevelopmentbecameformalnational
policyafterthe1948electionofthewhiteracist
NationalPartyinwhitesonlypolls
TheNationalPartypromisedandexplicitly
campaignedonracistdiscriminationanddelivered
onitselectoralpromise.
Apartheidwasasociallyengineered,hegemonic
tooltoensurethatEuropeansettlersappropriated
thevastamountofwealthproducedinSouth
Africa.
Initially,theaimoftheapartheidwastomaintain
whitedominationwhileextendingracialseparation.
Startinginthe60's,aplanof``GrandApartheid''
wasexecuted,emphasizingterritorialseparationand
policerepression.
In1948,apartheidlawsinstitutionalizedracial
discrimination.
Racelawsdeterminedeveryaspectofsociallife,
includingprohibitedmarriagebetweenwhitesand
nonwhitesandsanctioningof``whiteonly''jobs.
Noncompliancewiththeracelawsweredealtwith
harshly.
Blackswererequiredtocarry``passbooks''with
fingerprints,photosandotherinformationinorder
toaccessnonblackareas.
In1951,theapartheidgovernmentestablished
ethnicreservesofblackscalledhomelands.
Theideawastorestricttheidentityandpolitical
rightsofblackstothesocalledhomelands
ThelawresultwasthattheAfricanslosttheirSouth
Africancitizenshipandanyrightofinvolvementin
SouthAfrica.Theywereonlycitizensofthe
homelands.
Meanwhile,theSouthAfricanParliamenthad
absolutecontroloverthehomelands.
From1976to1981,fourhomelandswerecreated,
denationalizingninemillionSouthAfricans.
Africanslivinginthehomelandsneededpassports
toenterSouthAfrica.Theywerealiensintheir
owncountry.
TheAfricansrejectedthemockeryofnominal
autonomyandkeptpushingfortheirrightsthrough
diverseformsofprotests.
Inresponsewaswerepassedin1953empoweringthe
governmenttodeclarestringentstatesofemergencyand
increasedpenaltiesforprotestingagainstalawor
supportingtherepealofalaw.
Thepenaltiesincludedfines,imprisonmentand
whippings.Evennonviolentprotestswereseverely
punished.
Duringtheintermittentstatesofemergency(which
continueduntil1989)anyonecouldbedetainedwithout
trialbyalowlevelpoliceofficialforuptosixmonths.
Thousandsofpeoplediedincustody,frequentlyafter
gruesomeactsoftorture.Thosewhoweretriedwere
sentencedtodeath,banished,orimprisonedforlife,like
NelsonMandela.
Theapartheidpolicywasveryeffectiveinachieving
itsgoalofpreferentialtreatmentforwhites(seethis
table~1978)
Thecomputerquestion
TheUnitedNationsAction19871988
Theproblemwiththesanctions
Governmentappropriatedgoodsthatwerefrequently
shippedtoindividuals
Computersatnonmilitaryandpolicelocationscouldbe
usedremotelybythemilitaryandpolice
TheUSgovernmentmixedreaction,civilreaction
andcorporatebranding
Theeconomicbattleslowlyturnedthetideas CountriesthatdidnotparticipateinUNembargoserved
asindirectchannelse.g.,IsraelandTaiwan
moreand
morecompanieswithdrewfromSouthAfrica.
ItbecameclearthatGrandApartheidwasdoomedas
theforeignsupportmeltedaway.
Asthegenerationthatinventedapartheidbegantodie,
theyoungerpoliticiansputforwardamorepragmatic
view.
Racerestrictionswererelaxed,theblackpoliticalparties
werelegalized,andnegotiationsforpowersharing
began.
Thisprocessculminatedwiththeestablishmentofa
pluraldemocracyandallraceelectionsin1991.
1955FreedomCharterbasedon
theprinciplesofhumanrights
andnonracialismtheCongress
ofthePeopleinSoweto.
1962NelsonMandelaoneofthe
ANCactivistsarrestedfor
incitementandsabotage
sentencedin1964tolife
imprisonmentatRobbenIsland.
Thefaceofaformerapartheidcity
Thecityhasthelargestminingand
industrialcomplexinAfrica;its
manufacturingsectoristhemostdiverse
Ithasthelargeststockexchange
Itsairportarethemostbusiest
ItalsorepresentsthefaceofSouth
Africasugliestracialhistory
Joburgsfoundingandgrowthisconnectedtothe
discoveryofgoldin1886.
Inlessthan10yearssinceitsfoundingitsoriginal
populationof10,000hadsoaredtoabout100,000.
Itwasalsothesiteofanotoriousexperimentin
socialengineering,intendedtobuildaseparate
developmentforsettlersandtheAfricanpopulation
SeparatedevelopmentinJoburgstartedwiththe
rulethatnonativepeoplecouldlivewithinsome70
milesofnewtown
EuropeansettlersarguedthatJoburgwasbuiltby
EuropeansandforEuropeansandbelongedtothem
alone.
Africanswereneededforlaborinthecitybutthey
couldnotlivetherebecausetheycouldnothandle
Europeancivilization.
Africanscouldnotliveinthecityonapermanent
basisevenwhentheyworkedthere.
Theywererestrictedtoguardedcompoundsor
differenttownshipsduringtheperiodoftheir
employment.
Withthepasslawsin1890Africanswererequired
tocarrypassesordomesticpassports
Thegovt.hadnochoicebuttoallowthe
developmentofshantytownslikeSoweto
TheseconcentrationofAfricanslumsbecame
centralpointsofresistancetoapartheidrule.
Theapartheidgovernmenteventuallynegotiated
itselfoutofpower,andthenewleadership
encouragedreconciliation.
Butthecostoftheyearsofconflictwillbepaidfor
alongtimeyet,notleastintermsoflawlessness,
socialdisruptionandlosteducation.
SouthAfricafacesmajorproblems
Held4successfulnationalelectionsaswellaslocal
pollssincetheendofwhitesonlyrule
Ademocraticcultureappearstobetakinghold,
allowingpeopleatleastsomesayinthesearchfor
solutions.
ItremainsAfrica'ssuperpower,withthecontinent's
biggesteconomy,thoughthiswentintorecessionin
May2009followingasharpslowdowninthe
miningandmanufacturingsectors.
Theconstructionindustry,ontheotherhand,has
benefitedfromahugeprogrammeofgovernment
investmentaheadofthe2010WorldCup
Landredistributionisanongoingissue.Most
farmlandisstillwhiteowned.
Havingsofaracquiredlandona"willingbuyer,
willingseller"basis,officialshavesignalledthat
largescaleexpropriationsareonthecards.
Thegovernmentaimstotransfer30%offarmland
toblackSouthAfricansby2014.
SouthAfricahasthesecondhighestnumberof
HIV/Aidspatientsintheworld.
Aboutoneineverysevenofitscitizensisinfected
withHIV.
Freeantiretroviraldrugsareavailableunderastate
fundedscheme.
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