The historical context of shaping the political system of the Republic of South Africa. The constitutional system of state organs
Keywords:
Republic of South Africa, system transformation, constitutional organs of the state, constitution, democracyAbstract
The article presents the history of shaping of the political system and constitutional bodies in Republic of South Africa. This country has undergone a political transformation. Long lasting ruling of the white population and discrimination of black people during the apartheid period caused many law acts being issued against the indigenous population. The author presents the history and stages of in building a democratic state. It needs to be pointed out that the reforms were carried out in a peaceful and compromise manner. The article also discusses the presentation of constitutional organs of the state system and their most important characteristics and the way they function in Republic of South Africa were made.
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