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The empire will fall...

As with all multicultural empires throughout history; the Mongol, Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman, British, Portuguese & Spanish Empires - South Africa will too fall & disintegrate. Balkanise as it were. These are the losses of territory that could happen in future as the South African chapter comes to an end. 

20 March 1991: A day before the independence of Namibia. The South African Empire is at it's maximum extent. 



Present day South Africa. Namibia (German Southwest Africa) is gone & has become an independent state. 


2026: The Western Cape of South Africa becomes a sovereign state. 


2030: Venda, KwaZulu & Northern Cape have left South Africa. Northern Cape possibly joins the Western Cape to form a bigger state. Lesotho either becomes part of South Africa or gains parts of the Free State to extend their territory.
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