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SOUTH AFRICAN CAPITAL – CAPE TOWN
The immigrants who came to Cape Town in search of gold and
diamonds soon found themselves in the middle of the Second Boer
War, in which Great Britain was victorious. A gradual influx of British
settlers from the 1820s onwards forced the isolated Dutch farmers to
move further inland.
Cape Town first became the capital of the Union of South Africa in
1910, before achieving its current status as the Republic of South
Africa's legislative capital in 1961.

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