Why Do Some Countries Have Multiple Capitals? Exploring Nations with Two or More Capitals

Ever wondered why some countries have multiple capital cities? Join us as we explore this unique phenomenon in our latest video. Dive into the reasons behind nations opting for more than one capital, from historical precedents to cultural and administrative necessities. Learn how countries like Bolivia, South Africa, and Malaysia manage their multiple capitals and what drives their decisions.
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[@Iamirifar4]

Wow this channel again, shut the front door 🎉

[@Certitude_Alley]

Thanks for the view ❤️

[@aliqafoori]

That's looks a smart solution👍

[@Certitude_Alley]

it is indeed.

[@mitch8072]

question: 2:18 all the name are in Dutch exept The Hage why?

[@Certitude_Alley]

I used all the names in official article in English.

[@lws7394]

The other cities don't have an 'English' name . Others that have are Hook of Holland, Flushing (Vlissingen) .

[@user-xy1iz2py1n]

South Africa has 3!

[@Certitude_Alley]

yes, they do.

[@mitch8072]

you dond really explain why these country's multiple capltals.

[@Certitude_Alley]

well I could make a longer video to explain more but I wanted to be brief, so I just mentioned a simple reason at the beginning of the video.