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Cape Town is the legislative capital of South Africa and has served as the seat of its Parliament since 1910. South Africa uniquely operates with three capital cities, each designated for a specific governmental function. Pretoria is the administrative capital, hosting the President's offices and most government ministries, while Bloemfontein is the judicial capital, housing the Supreme Court of Appeal.
Presently, Cape Town remains the legislative seat. Despite ongoing discussions about potential relocation of Parliament, no change has been implemented. Following a major fire in January 2022, parliamentary sessions have been temporarily held in alternate venues within Cape Town as restoration work continues.
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Pretoria: This city functions as the administrative capital of South Africa, not the legislative capital where the Parliament is located.
Durban: Durban is a significant port city and economic centre but is not designated as a capital city of South Africa.
Johannesburg: As the largest city and an economic hub, Johannesburg is prominent but does not hold the status of an official capital city in South Africa.