Transkei

iRiphabliki yeTranskei
Republic of Transkei
Republiek van Transkei
	iRiphabliki yeTranskei ; Republic of Transkei; Republiek van Transkei
	Nominal Parliamentary Democracy/Bantustan
Flag	Coat of arms
	Motto; iMbumba yaManyama; Xhosa: Unity is Strength
	Anthem; Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika; Xhosa: God Bless Africa
	Location of TranskeiLocation of Transkei in Southern Africa (1976-1994)
Capital	Umtata (now Mthatha)
Language(s)	Xhosa(official); –Sesotho and English translations required for laws to come into effect; –Afrikaans allowed in administration and judiciary¹
Political structure	Nominal Parliamentary Democracy/Bantustan
	Leader
- 1976-1987	Chief Kaiser Daliwonga Matanzima; (Nominal Parliamentary Democracy, effective One-Party-Rule)
- 1987-1994	Bantu Holomisa; (Military Rule)
Legislature	Parliament
- Parliament	President plus National Assembly; (Immune to judicial review)²
- National Assembly	Paramount Chiefs; 70 District Chiefs; 75 elected MPs³
History
- Nominal Independence	26 Oct
- Break of diplomatic ties	1978
- Coup d'etat	1987
- foiled Coup d'etat	1990
- Dissolution	27 April, 1994
Area	45,000 km2 (17,375 sq mi)
	Population
- est.	2,400,000
Density	53.3 /km2 (138.1 /sq mi)
Currency	South African Rand
	1. Constitution of the Republic of Transkei 1976, Chapter 3, 16/Chapter 5, 41; 2. Constitution of the Republic of Transkei, Chapter 5, 24(4): "No court of law shall be competent to inquire into or to pronounce upon the validity of any Act."; 3. 28 electoral divisions; number of MPs per division in proportion to number of registered voters per division; at least one MP each
	Warning: Value not specified for "continent"

iRiphabliki yeTranskei
Republic of Transkei
Republiek van Transkei
	iRiphabliki yeTranskei ; Republic of Transkei; Republiek van Transkei
	Nominal Parliamentary Democracy/Bantustan
Flag	Coat of arms
	Motto; iMbumba yaManyama; Xhosa: Unity is Strength
	Anthem; Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika; Xhosa: God Bless Africa
	Location of TranskeiLocation of Transkei in Southern Africa (1976-1994)
Capital	Umtata (now Mthatha)
Language(s)	Xhosa(official); –Sesotho and English translations required for laws to come into effect; –Afrikaans allowed in administration and judiciary¹
Political structure	Nominal Parliamentary Democracy/Bantustan
	Leader
- 1976-1987	Chief Kaiser Daliwonga Matanzima; (Nominal Parliamentary Democracy, effective One-Party-Rule)
- 1987-1994	Bantu Holomisa; (Military Rule)
Legislature	Parliament
- Parliament	President plus National Assembly; (Immune to judicial review)²
- National Assembly	Paramount Chiefs; 70 District Chiefs; 75 elected MPs³
History
- Nominal Independence	26 Oct
- Break of diplomatic ties	1978
- Coup d'etat	1987
- foiled Coup d'etat	1990
- Dissolution	27 April, 1994
Area	45,000 km2 (17,375 sq mi)
	Population
- est.	2,400,000
Density	53.3 /km2 (138.1 /sq mi)
Currency	South African Rand
	1. Constitution of the Republic of Transkei 1976, Chapter 3, 16/Chapter 5, 41; 2. Constitution of the Republic of Transkei, Chapter 5, 24(4): "No court of law shall be competent to inquire into or to pronounce upon the validity of any Act."; 3. 28 electoral divisions; number of MPs per division in proportion to number of registered voters per division; at least one MP each
	Warning: Value not specified for "continent"

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