If by native you mean the first people to enter an area, then the only natives are the Bushmen (San).

The Khoikhoi and the Bantu entered South Africa about 2000 years ago, between 1 and 300 AD.

Europeans arrived to settle in the 1600s, bringing with them many people from Asia, Madagascar and the rest of Africa.

The settlement of South Africa by these different groups did not happen within a 200 year window.

South Africa is not heading to communism.

The government is privatising electricity generation and increasing private sector access to the rail network.

The business friendly Democratic Alliance party is in coalition with the ANC, rather than the far left of the EFF which is currently not in government.

You can believe South Africa will end up being communist. But the evidence falls against the statement that South Africa is heading to communism.

Privatisation is not communism.

R does have a right assign operator, namely ->

It's use is discourages in most style guides. I do not use it in scripts, but I use it heavily in console/terminal workflows where I'm experimenting.

df |> filter() |> summarise() -> x

x |> mutate() -> y

plot(y)