Definition: The word "South Africa" is a country located in Southern Africa, specifically on the southern continent of the African continent. It shares borders with Namibia to the northwest, Botswana across the border from the east, and Zimbabwe to the south. The country's official language is English, but it also has a significant number of Hausa, Wolof, Xhosa, and other languages spoken there. The South African constitution was adopted in 1996, establishing a federal parliamentary system of government with a president as head of state. The country is divided into 38 provinces (since the establishment of the South African province in 1969), each governed by a provincial council elected by its people through universal franchise. South Africa has a long and diverse history that includes slavery, apartheid, and current socio-political tensions. It's often referred to as the 'Motherland' because it is home to many famous figures including Nelson Mandela and Steve Biko.

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Definition: The word "South Africa" can be understood as a plural noun referring to the country of South Africa, which consists of 10 provinces: KwaZulu-Natal, Western Cape, Northern Cape, Limpopo, Gauteng, Free State, Kanyakabte, KwaZulu-Deepam and Western Province. South Africa is located in Southern Hemisphere, which means that it's surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean to the north, the Indian Ocean to the south, the Svalbard archipelago and the Antarctic Circle to the west, with the Mediterranean Sea and the Persian Gulf to the east. The country has been historically known for its rich history, diverse culture, and natural beauty. It is a prime example of a multi-ethnic country where different ethnic groups have lived together in harmony. The term "South Africa(n)" can also be used as a title or description of South African people who are proud to be part of this unique country.

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