🇿🇦 Joanesburgo

Johannesburg is the largest city in South Africa, with around 9.4 million residents on the interior highveld near 26 degrees south latitude, though the country's administrative capital is Pretoria. Lying in the Southern Hemisphere at high elevation, it experiences seasons opposite to those north of the equator. The city keeps South Africa Standard Time at UTC+2 and does not observe daylight saving, holding local clocks two hours ahead of Coordinated Universal Time all year. Its fixed offset gives a constant relationship to other regions across the seasons, and the single nationwide zone covers the whole of South Africa on the same UTC+2 band.