[Learn English Country 14] SOUTH AFRICA FACTS FOR KIDS

Learn English or learning english online is the best trend for educating your child. Get free video about how to master english language with Language Lead Love Youtube Channel Learn English or learning english online is the best trend for educating your child. Get free video about how to master english language with Language Lead Love Youtube Channel. [Country 14] SOUTH AFRICA FACTS FOR KIDS South Africa Facts for Kids The official name of South Africa is the Republic of South Africa. South Africa is located at the southern end of Africa. In 2011 the population of South Africa was around 52 million. South Africa has three capital cities, Cape Town, Bloemfontein and Pretoria. The largest city in South Africa is Johannesburg. Other major cities include Soweto and Durban. South Africa has 11 official languages, including Zulu, Afrikaans, Xhosa and English. South Africa has the largest economy of any African country. South Africa has had an unsettled history, with apartheid policies made by the National Party enforcing a system of segregation from 1948 until 1994. Nelson Mandela was elected president in 1994 after South Africa’s first universal elections. South Africa's coastline stretches over 2500 kilometres (1553 miles) in length. South Africa is home to a wide variety of animals including giraffes, hippopotamus, leopards and lions. Conservation is an important issue in South Africa. It has lost many natural habitats due to deforestation and overpopulation. South Africa is a member of the United Nations. South Africa has high unemployment. The first human heart transplant was performed in a Cape Town hospital in 1967. Cave paintings have been found in South Africa that date to around 75000 years ago. Drivers use the left-hand side of the road in South Africa. The most popular sports in South Africa are football (soccer), rugby and cricket. In 2010 South Africa hosted the FIFA World Cup. For more information, check out maps of South Africa or take a closer look at the South African flag. Leanguage Leads Love Join to our community for taking a lot of teaching english video Facebook: https://goo.gl/d3p21K Google Plus: https://goo.gl/6bT1Xc Twitter: https://goo.gl/imtRQM Pinterest: https://goo.gl/sQRNgs Youtube: https://goo.gl/5cmycP Website: http://www.languageleadslove.com/ Thanks for watching!! Please LIKE, COMMENT, and SHARE. :) ❤SUBSCRIBE Language Leads Love http://bit.ly/2lWyqVC so you won't miss new videos every day ★ ►Watch more EARTH FACTS FOR KIDS http://bit.ly/2z7YdDX ★ ►Watch more Country Facts for kids http://bit.ly/2KKZBO9 ★ ►Watch more ANIMALS - INTERESTING FACTS FOR KIDS http://bit.ly/2IwcauZ ★ ►Watch more TECHNOLOGY - INTERESTING FACTS FOR KIDS http://bit.ly/2IwGLZb ★ ►Watch more BIOGRAPHY - SUPRISING FACTS ABOUT FAMOUS PEOPLE FOR KIDS http://bit.ly/2lAOSe9 ★ ►Watch more Learn English Animals-Easy science projects http://bit.ly/2yLy5yt ★ ►Watch more Human Body - Learning english for kids http://bit.ly/2KbkKop FOLLOW US ON: ►Join to our community for taking a lot of teaching english video ❤Facebook: https://goo.gl/d3p21K ❤Google Plus: https://goo.gl/6bT1Xc ❤Twitter: https://goo.gl/imtRQM ❤Pinterest: https://goo.gl/sQRNgs ❤Youtube: https://goo.gl/5cmycP ❤Website: http://www.languageleadslove.com/ Have a GREAT day and see YOU later! ❤❤❤ ========================== #languageleadslove #factsforkids #animalsforkids #easyscienceforkids #scienceforkids -------------------------------------------------- © Video content by Language Leads Love Production ☞ Do not Reup ⚠ This video was made by me (Please do not copy video clips in any form).