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In the infobox it says Pietermaritzburg is the archival capital. However, this is clearly not our common sense, and what's more I couldn't find evidence to prove it. This entry was first introduced in August 17th, 2010, and no summary or reference was added then. I will add a "citation needed" to this article. CyanWisp (talk) 08:48, 1 August 2024 (UTC)[reply]

A suggestion Which would make the overall flow of this article much more easier is to rename this article to South Africa (1910 to 1994). While the Republic of South Africa succeeded after This the Current Republic Of South Africa page neglects to go into detail about minority rule (between 1967 and 1994) Since while the Union of south africa ended in 1967, The Current form of government (their current constitution) was not signed into place until 1994. So Is there any way someone could expand this page to include the 27 years The republic of south africa was under minority rule. Freedom759 (talk) 19:54, 10 October 2025 (UTC)[reply]