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 Chapter 00
  South Africa
  Introduction
  Key Facts
 Chapter 01 LAND & PEOPLE
  • A World in One Country
  • Climate
  • A Brief History
  • Transition and the Race Card
  • The Rainbow Nation
  • Government ...
  • ...And Politics
  • The Economy
  • South Africa in Africa
  • The Mandela Legacy
 Chapter 02 VALUES & ATTITUDES
  • The New South Africa
  • Unifying Symbols
  • “Proudly South African”
  • Ubuntu
  • Women to the Fore
  • The Spirit of Enterprise
  • The Non-Contributors
  • Attitudes to Foreigners
 Chapter 03 BELIEFS, CUSTOMS, & TRADITIONS
  • Religious Diversity
  • Traditional African Religious Beliefs
  • Weddings
  • Feast Days and Festivals
  • National and Other Holidays
  • Public Holidays
 Chapter 04 MEETING SOUTH AFRICANS
  • The Time Factor
  • Hospitality
  • Food
  • The Braai
  • Drink
  • Entertaining
  • “Cultural Villages”
  • Family Stays and “B and Bs”
  • A Little Etiquette
 Chapter 05 SOUTH AFRICANS AT HOME
  • The Family
  • Hut to High-Rise
  • Lifestyles
  • Education
  • The Media
 Chapter 06 TIME OUT
  • Eating Out
  • ... And to Wash It All Down
  • Drinking and Smoking
  • Beggars
  • Shopping for Pleasure
  • The Arts
  • The Distant Past
  • A Sporting Nation
  • Wildlife, the Big Game
  • Beaches, Beaches, and More Beaches
  • Gambling
  • Money Matters
 Chapter 07 TRAVEL, HEALTH, & SECURITY
  • Driving
  • Planes, Trains, and Buses
  • Taxis
  • Getting Around Town
  • Car Rental
  • Overnighting
  • General Health
  • HIV/AIDS
  • The State of Security
  • Police Hints and Tips
 Chapter 08 BUSINESS BRIEFING
  • By Way of Introduction
  • Black Economic Empowerment (BEE)
  • Women In Business
  • Personal Contacts
  • Bribery and Corruption
  • Dress Code
  • Meeting and Greeting
  • Business Entertainment
  • Presentations
  • Negotiations, Contracts, and Disputes
  • Punctuality
 Chapter 09 COMMUNICATING
  • Language—Here’s that Rainbow Again!
  • Some Common Words and Terms
  • Some Very “Common” Words and Terms
  • Body Language
  • Laughing at Themselves
  • The Cell Phone Culture
  • Landlines, Internet, and Mail
  • Conclusion
 Appendices
  • Places
  • People
 Exercises