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The Sedibeng District Council has earmarked Sharpeville as a tourist
and economic development centre. The Sharpeville Memorial Precinct
will include a museum, the old police station, brewery, graveyard and
library. The development will also focus on assisting ...
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Mooketsi means 'adding to'. Many years ago, prominent farmers with a
'Mooketsi vision' of the future, implemented programmes for
reconstruction and development of this rural area. Farming
communities, combining their faith, experience and technology, ...
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Three of Cape Town's main highways, the N1, N2 and N7, service this
area's vibrant business district, suburbs and countryside. Visually
dominated by the Tygerberg Hills, this region offers both fast-paced
commercialism and a relaxed country ambience.
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6 UNITS - Overlooking floodlit water whole. This type of accommodation
can only sleep two persons. The hut has two single beds (together), a
shower, toilet, hand basin and fridge. A communal kitchen with a four
plate electric stove, (no oven) cutlery, ...
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CHALET NO. 15
This chalet has two single beds (together) in an open plan area with
kitchen, shower, toilet and hand basin. Air conditioning. With shower
and mini kitchen
All accommodation is serviced and equipped with crockery, cutlery ,
cooking utensils, ...
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GOEDVERWACHT TOURISM BUREAU
284 Sand Street
Goedverwacht 7323
Tel 022 912 4410
Fax 022 912 4420
Email goedverwachtb@telkomsa.net
Goedverwacht is near Piketberg, off the R399. The town is situated in
a fertile valley and boasts beautiful historical buildings, ...
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Guguletu, meaning Our Pride in Xhosa, was built after World War II to
house black migrants to the region.
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Named after an old farming family. Closely linked to sister village
Durnacol, where coal mining is the chief economic activity.
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Luxury Lodges - Singita Lebombo Private Game Lodge
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TOURIST INFORMATION
Lothair Local Council 017 845 3007
This small town, near the Swaziland border, serves a prosperous saw
milling and forestry community. Several dams in the area offer
excellent fishing.
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