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| Total population | |
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| ~915,000[1] | |
| Regions with significant populations | |
 United Kingdom | >217,180 (2021)[2] |
 Australia | 189,207 (2021)[3] |
 United States | 123,461 (2021)[4] |
 United Arab Emirates | ~100,000 (2014)[5] |
 New Zealand | 71,382 (2018)[6] |
 Canada | 51,590 (2021)[7] |
 Netherlands | 41,300 (2023)[8] |
 Israel | 22,315 (2021)[9] |
| Languages | |
| South African English, Afrikaans, Zulu, Xhosa, Languages of South Africa | |
| Religion | |
| Christianity (68%), Islam (2%), Hinduism (1.5%) and indigenous beliefs (28.5%) | |
South Africans are the citizens of South Africa, as well as the global diaspora of South Africa.
People born in South Africa before October 6, 1995, are South African citizens.[10]
The first modern inhabitants of South Africa were the San and the Khoi people.[11]
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