The Northern Cape | Kimberley | Upington

Vastu In The Northern Cape:

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Read some vastu techniques to welcome peace in our life.

Vastu remedies for quarrels, this link has good information on family quarrels.

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The Northern Cape Overview:

The Northern Cape is the largest and least populous province of South Africa. The state is known for its people, wildlife, deserts, terrain, National parks, sand dunes, and gemstones.

Much is not known about the history of the region before the arrival of the Europeans. Historians estimate that the human history in the region date backs to thousands of years. Numerous remains, villages and archeological sites are discovered in the region.

Also, the pre-colonial people were expert in making tools. The time when the Europeans arrived, the local tribes were engaged in the wars in between. The Europeans supplied them with advanced weapons which made the situation more bloody and worse.

The British ruled the region for a long period and active resistance was giving to them leading towards the endless “Angelo-Boer Wars”.

The Northern Cape borders the other South African provinces of Free State towards the East, Western Cape towards the South and Southwest, Northwest towards the Northeast and Eastern Cape towards the Southeast. The province also borders the regions of Namibia and Botswana towards the North and Northwest.

The terrain of the province is marked by rock mountains, hills, valleys, waterfalls, deserts and protected sites in shape of National Parks. The features of the province are recommended to be visited by all the people that visit the province.

Mining and agriculture are the main economic sectors of the province. Also, the economic sector of the province is not well developed and faces issues like unemployment.

The Native people of Afrikaans speakers are the dominant people in the state. The main languages of the state are Afrikaans, Xhosa, Setswana, and English.

• The Northern Cape Province Capital City: Kimberley
• Area 372,889 km²
• Population 1.146 million (2011)
• Languages Afrikaans, Tswana, Xhosa, and English.
• Main CropsTable grapes, Wine, Dried fruit, Lucerne, Field Crops, Horticulture crops, Field Crops
• Official Bird NA
• Official Animal NA
• Official Flower NA
• Official Tree NA
• Popular Rivers Orange River, Vaal River, Harts River, Riet River, Nossob River, Modder River
• Spiritual Places City of Hope Christian Church, CRC Kimberley, CRC Church Office Kathu, St Mary's Cathedral, St Cyprians Cathedral, Good Sheperd Catholic Church
• Important Cities Kimberley, Upington, Kuruman, Colesberg, Springbok, Barkly West, Victoria West
• Border Provinces/Territories North West, Free State, and Eastern Cape, Western Cape
• Tourist Attractions Augrabies Falls National Park, Big Hole, Richtersveld, Namaqua National Park, Mokala National Park, Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, Geogap Nature Reserve, Three Sisters, Nama Karoo, McGregor Museum, Wonderwerk Cave, The Big Hole Museum, Kamfers Dam, Ghaamsberg, MeerKAT, Eye of Kuruman

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