As air travel becomes more and more restrictive, people can often have a tough time traveling with their medications. Even for domestic short-haul flights, security has tightened to the point where even liquid medications can be seized from your carry-on if they are over 100 ml and you don't have a prescription.
Currency in South Africa South Africa Currency Converter - Currency Exchange Rate. Currency in South Africa: rand (ZAR)
Equivalent (Jan 2008) to about USD 14c, EUR 10c and GBP 7p. Named after the Witwatersrand (White Waters Ridge) which runs through Johannesburg, where the worlds largest deposits of gold lie. The gold contributes a lot to the wealth of South Africa so the currency is appropriately named. The Rand was created in 1961, when South Africa became a Republic, fully independent from Great Britain. Previously South Africa used the Pound, Shillings and Pence currency as in the UK.