What is the area and population of South Africa?

By 2020, South Africa will have an area of 12 19090 square kilometers and a population of 59.62 million.

It is divided into four major races: black, colored, white and Asian. Black accounts for 79.6% of the total population, colored accounts for 9% of the total population, white accounts for 8.9% of the total population and Asian accounts for 2.5% of the total population.

Black people mainly belong to Zulu, Xhosa, Swazi, Tswana, North Soto, South Soto, Kanga, Wenda and Ndebele, and Bantu is the main language. The whites are mainly Afrikaners (mainly African whites formed by Dutch, French and German immigrants) and British whites. Their languages are Afrikaans and English. Colored people are mainly hybrids of white people and local blacks, and mainly use Afrikaans. Asians are mainly Indians (the vast majority) and Chinese, including 1 1 the official language, and English and Afrikaans are the common languages. About 80% of the population believe in Christianity, and the rest believe in primitive religion, Islam and Hinduism.