Why are there white people in South Africa?

Because there are many descendants of European colonists there.

The earliest aborigines were the San, the Kohoyi and the Bantu who moved south later. /kloc-after the 0/7th century, the Dutch and the British invaded one after another, pushing the colonies inland. /kloc-In the mid-9th century, the white rulers established four political entities: two British colonies, namely Cape and Natal; Two Boer republics, namely Transvaal Republic of South Africa and Orange Free State. 1899- 1902 the Ying Bu war ended in the hard-won victory of the British army. 19 10, the four regimes merged into the "south African Federation" and became a self-governing territory of Britain. The South African authorities have long pursued a policy of racial discrimination and apartheid in China through legislative and administrative means. 1948 after the Kuomintang came to power, it fully implemented the apartheid system and suppressed the resistance struggle of the South African people, which was condemned and sanctioned by the international community. 1961may 3 1 day left the Commonwealth and established the Republic of South Africa. 1989, after de Klerk became the leader and chairman of the Kuomintang, he carried out political reforms, lifted the ban on black liberation organizations and released Mandela and others. 199 1 year, the ANC, the South African government, the Kuomintang and other parties 19 held multi-party negotiations on a political solution to the South African issue, and reached an agreement on political transition arrangements in 1993. 65438+1April-May, 1994, South Africa held its first non-racial general election. The tripartite alliance led by the ANC, the South African Production Party and the South African Trade Union Congress won with a majority of 62.65%. Mandela became the first black president of South Africa, and the ANC, the Kuomintang and the Inkata Liberal Party formed a government of national unity.

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