In which of the following ways does the South African president differ from typical prime ministers in advanced democracies?

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In most advanced democracies with parliamentary systems, the legislature can easily remove the prime minister through a vote of no confidence. In South Africa, however, it is more difficult to remove the president as it requires a two-thirds majority vote in the National Assembly to do so.

Answer: C
 In advanced democracies, prime ministers usually form their cabinet from elected members of the parliament. In South Africa, the president has the power to appoint members of his cabinet from inside or outside of parliament.

Therefore, options A and C are the correct answers.

In Which of the Following Ways Does the South African