South Africa

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Union of South Africa
Flag of South Africa
South African Coat of Arms
TAG = SAF
Politics
CapitalCape Town
Ruling Party United Party
Last Election20/01/1960
Head of StateQueen Elizabeth II
Head of GovernmentPrime Minister
De Villiers Graaff
Diplomacy
Sphere American Sphere
Foreign AlignmentNon-Aligned
Economy
GDP$8.27B
Credit Rating Acceptable
Market Type Free Market Capitalism

South Africa, officially the Union of South Africa, is a country in southern Africa formed in 1910 as an autonomous colony of the British empire. However with the British Empire collapsing after the end of the Second World War, the country became independent.

While it is still a monarchy, it doesn't have a King or Queen stopping short of recognising Elizabeth II in fears of provoking the wrath of the German Reichskommisariats bordering them.

In-Game

As of 1962, The Union is in strife, with tensions with the Boers at a all time high along with the African National Congress demanding equal rights for the Black majority.

South Africa remains neutral, a part of neither the OFN nor the Enheitspakt. The Player will get to work with the Boers and suppress the African National Congress or to end racial discrimination of Black Africans and enlist the support of the ANC.

When the German Civil War begans, South Africa too will collapse into a civil war with the Boer led African Volksstaat, The African National Congress will secede from the Union too if the player does not work with them. Amidst the civil war the Reichskommisariats to the north will form the Afrika-Schild and invade South Africa in support of the Boers , causing a direct intervention by the OFN and kickstarting the South African War.

Political Parties and Factions

Name Ideology Leader
United South African National Party Liberal Conservatism

Conservatism

De Villiers Graaff
United South African National Party - Liberals Liberialism Connie Mulder
Progressive Party Progressive Harry Schwarz
National Party Paternalism Ben Schoeman
National Party - Militarists Depostism Magnus Malan
Herstigte Nasionale Party Clerical Fascism Albert Hertzog
Herstigte Nasionale Party - Ossewabrandwag National Socialism John Vorster
Herstigte Nasionale Party - Extremists Ultranationalism Taffy Williams
African National Congress Pan-Africanism Oliver R. Tambo
South African Communist Party Communism Joe Slovo
African National Congress - Extremists Communism