Full: South Africa's controversial "Whites only" town 

In the Northern Cape Province, South Africa, the town of Orania, with a population of around 3,000, sparks debate as it exclusively permits white residents, raising accusations of racism despite residents' claims of cultural preservation. Founded by descendants of Dutch and French settlers, Orania boasts self-reliance, with its own government, banks, and currency, yet faces criticism for its apartheid-era policies, though some visitors dispute claims of discrimination. While Orania's legality is upheld by South African law, its racially exclusive nature continues to draw both support and criticism amid ongoing debates on racial equality and self-preservation.