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South Africa is a developing nation with many elements of a developed nation. It is unique in that for a period of 60 years legislation was in place that endorsed the concept of separate development. The result has skewed development growth along racial lines. South Africa's first democratic government has attempted to redress these inequalities by legislating to allow free and fair development for all. While to some extent this has been successful, the legacy of the past is still apparent today. In the global economy, South Africa is a relatively poor country with relatively under-developed skill sets and, by first-world standards, a poor telecommunications infrastructure.

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