KwaZulu Natal

The Republic of South Africa

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KwaZulu Natal is a South African region currently occupied by Brazil.

The region was strategically retreated to Brazil by South Africa in an attempt to fight off a Hungarian political takeover. The government planned to have the country wiped and back on the map in time for congress elections so that citizenship would be open to all and the country would have time to call for allied support. The plan fell through and the South African government elected to instead sign a contract with the PTO group giving the legit government control over the country's remaining regions.

Economy

KwaZulu Natal's main resource is Cattle.

Geography

KwaZulu Natal is neighbored by following regions:

• Brazil, Eastern Cape
• Brazil, Free State
• Brazil, Mpumalanga
• Indonesia, Western Australia

Mayors

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The following table lists the mayors of KwaZulu Natal in chronological order:

Term	Mayor	Party
June 2008	Rommel Erwin	Hungarian National Party
July 2008	balettdancer	?
August 2008	junmisugi	Partai Republik eIndonesia
September 2008	charrel	Partai Rakyat Merdeka

Regions of Brazil
Center West of Brazil · Charrua · Eastern Cape · Free State · Gauteng · KwaZulu Natal · Limpopo · Mpumalanga · North West Province · North of Brazil · Northeast of Brazil · Northern Cape · Parana and Santa Catarina · Rio Grande do Sul · Southeast of Brazil · Southern Low Amazon · Western Cape