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South Africa occupies a unique geographical location at the southern tip of the African continent, with vast distances separating it from major global markets. The comparison was made to living in a cul-de-sac, emphasizing the isolation and distance inherent in its geography. Supporters of the geography argument contend that such remoteness can limit economic opportunities and access to resources. However, others believe the root of South Africa's problems lies in management and governance rather than geography.