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South Africa is
a democratic country, it is also known as The Republic of South Africa. It has
three-tier system of government composed of Judiciary, Legislative, and
Executive authorities. 

The
Executive authority is held by the President of South Africa, who serves as the
head of state, head of government, and his cabinet. The Parliament of South Africa is held by the
Legislative authority. They
hold responsibility in electing the president to serve a fixed term. However,
they differ in other democratic countries only in the way they handle their
system of government in the national, provincial, and local governments. They
assign a specific legislative and executive authority in their own spheres,
unlike other countries where the President decides or the people decided who to
specifically appoint in different regions through elections.

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c. iii. South Africa

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