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The 43 pages that link to South Africa, each with the reason it gives.

• Southern African Development CommunityRelated: Its transition from apartheid to majority rule reshaped regional membership and economic relations.

• 2010 FIFA World CupRelated: Its hosting made the tournament the first World Cup held on the African continent.

• LesothoRelated: Lesotho’s geography, trade, migration, and transport are closely tied to its sole neighbor.

• 2003 Cricket World CupRelated: South Africa hosted most matches and staged the final in Johannesburg.

• EswatiniRelated: It borders Eswatini on three sides and dominates the kingdom’s regional trade links.

• BRICSRelated: Its admission in 2010 added an African member and changed BRIC to BRICS.

• Margaret Bourke-WhiteRelated: Her 1950s photographs documented racial segregation and its effects there.

• Swazi peopleRelated: Colonial-era borders divided Swazi-speaking communities between the two countries.

• Bessie HeadRelated: Head was born and raised there before leaving for Botswana.

• HeterodontosaurusRelated: The genus is known from fossils discovered in South Africa.

• Limpopo RiverRelated: Several major tributaries join the river within South Africa.

• Angora goatRelated: Angora goats were introduced there, establishing a major mohair industry.

• Edgar WallaceRelated: Wallace lived and worked there before returning to Britain and building his writing career.

• EuparkeriaRelated: The known Euparkeria fossils were discovered in South Africa.

• MaseruRelated: Maseru’s border position links it closely to South African towns and transport routes.

• Acacia melanoxylonRelated: Introduced blackwood is managed there as a timber tree and an invasive plant.

• MbabaneRelated: Mbabane lies near Eswatini’s western border with South Africa.

• Acacia decurrensRelated: Black wattle plantations and escaped populations have become significant there.

• AizoaceaeRelated: The country's varied arid and Mediterranean-type regions are central to the family's native range.

• George AlagiahRelated: His reporting included coverage of the end of apartheid and the country's transition.

• Mary RenaultRelated: Her move there preceded the period in which she wrote most of her Greek historical novels.

• MegazostrodonRelated: The genus is known from fossils found in southern Africa, including South African deposits.

• Pinus pinasterRelated: Maritime pine was introduced there and is grown in commercial forestry plantations.

• Swazi languageRelated: A substantial siSwati-speaking population lives in South Africa, especially near Eswatini.

• Victor McLaglenRelated: McLaglen spent part of his early life there and worked as a boxer.