What is the capital of South Africa?

1. South Africa has three capitals: the administrative capital (seat of the central government) is tshwane, the legislative capital (seat of parliament) is Cape Town, and the judicial capital (seat of the Supreme Court) is bloemfontein.

2. South Africa was once a British colony in history. 1961May was renamed South Africa * * * and the United States. During the period of white rule, China implemented the policy of racial discrimination and apartheid for a long time through legislative and administrative means. 1On April 27th, 1994, the first non-racial general election was held, resulting in a Constituent Assembly and a new government. In the same year, South Africa ended apartheid, passed a bill to protect the rights of blacks, and then joined the Commonwealth.

3. South Africa is the second largest economy in Africa. Compared with other African countries, its living standard is high and its economy is relatively stable. South Africa has developed industries such as finance, law, communication, energy and transportation, complete hardware infrastructure and stock exchange market, and the output of gold and diamonds ranks first in the world. Deep well mining and other technologies are in the leading position in the world. South Africa has always been regarded as a medium-sized power in international affairs and maintains important regional influence.

4,2065438+321,in 2008, South Africa did not sign the African Free Trade Area Agreement on the grounds of not obtaining the consent of the domestic parliament and other necessary procedures.

5. On March 27th, 2020, Moody's, an international rating agency, downgraded South Africa's sovereign credit rating, and the rating outlook remained "negative".