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Opening

2022

Opening

SUPER-REGIONAL MALL

2021

Rainbow Junction Development - North of Pretoria - City of Tshwane

Expect the

extraordinary...

Feel the

magic...

Experience the

abundance...

Rainbow takes retail beyond boundaries into an entirely new, yet already bustling northern node in the City of Tshwane.

CONTENTS.

  • REVOLUTIONARY RETAIL
  • 1

EMBODYING A PROUD LEGACY NEW ECONOMIC POWERHOUSE RAINBOW JUNCTION LAND USE LAYOUT INTEGRATED URBAN LIFESTYLE RAINBOW JUNCTION ATTRIBUTES LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION ALL ROADS LEAD TO RAINBOW JUNCTION FILLING THE RETAIL GAP
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  • DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE
  • 10

  • 11
  • RAINBOW - A MATCHLESS EXPERIENCE

‘THIRD PLACE’ - RETAIL MEETS COMMUNITY ARTICULATING ATTENTION TO DETAIL EASE OF ACCESS
12 14 15 16 17 20 23 24 26 27 28 32
AT YOUR SERVICE & ALL THE EXTRAS A RETAIL REVOLUTION FOODIES’ DELIGHT RAINBOW TOWER RAINBOW PIAZZA DATING HUB AND CENTRAL COFFEE LOUNGE RAINBOW KIDS’ WORLD & PLAY PARK RAINBOW ROOFTOP DEVELOPERS & CONSULTANTS

REVOLUTIONARY

RETAIL

The 92,000m2 Rainbow super-regional mall is a mixed-use, multi-brand and multi-attraction experience that is revolutionising retail in South Africa.

This spectacular mall takes retail beyond boundaries and into an entirely new, yet already bustling northern node in the City of Tshwane.

This magnificent destination brings people together to enjoy an abundance of variety, choices, experiences, entertainment and convenience.

Family

1

EMBODYING A

PROUD LEGACY

Over the centuries, the Apies River has carved a natural cutting through the Magaliesberg Mountains just north of the Pretoria CBD, known as the “Poort”. To the north of the Poort, at the heart of this historic area the legendary and ancient “Wonderboom” champion wild fig tree proudly stands. Over the years a rainbow of cultures used this area as a natural junction to meet, trade and rest.

Family Farms

1939
2018

With a very special heritage of close association over five generations and a vision for a better future, the three farms that belonged to the Rossi and Sinovich families for more than 100 years have been joined together by these two Pretoria families into one exceptional, sustainable legacy project of scale, significance and impact for its city – Rainbow Junction.

Rainbow Junction

Rainbow Junction mirrors the soul of this legacy

2

N1

Centurion

Faerie Glen
Silverton
Menlopark
Mamelodi

A NEW

Pretoria CBD

Laudium

A MARKET

HUNGRY FOR

RETAIL

ECONOMIC POWERHOUSE

  • Rietfontein
  • Atteridgeville

Montana
Wonderboom
Sinoville

Annlin
Daspoort
Pretoria North
Onderstepoort
Roodeplaat

The development of Rainbow Junction furthers major national, provincial and local economic objectives. It is a catalyst project in the City of Tshwane’s Zone of Choice and within the Gauteng Development Corridor. This new urban core is superbly aligned with the national policy of Transit Oriented Development in line with global best practice. It ticks all these boxes by leveraging its unique co-location with a major transport interchange along a PRASA Super Corridor and the City’s own A Re Yeng Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system - with links to the nearby Wonderboom National Airport and direct links to the CBD and the Pretoria Gautrain Station - to embrace holistic integration with these assets and developing accessible, thrivable environs.
Some 1.8 million people live in the mall’s catchment area north of the mountain, and this niche market is currently under-served by retail. With its direct access to these new markets and the Pretoria CBD, Rainbow Junction is the melting pot of the metro’s northern and southern economies.

Akasia
Rosslyn

N1

Pyramid
Ga-Rankuwa
Soshanguve

Mabopane
Hammanskraal

Kudube

The development of the entire Rainbow Junction precinct is expected to create 45,000 permanent jobs with positive benefits for the local economy and community.

1.8 MILLION

people living north of the Capital City

Dilopye

Winterfeld

C4r5ea,t0ing00

permanent jobs

N1

3

LAND USE LAYOUT

RAINBOW

JUNCTION

Rainbow Junction is a world-in-one for business, living, leisure and tourism. It brings together integrated planning, cutting-edge design and vibrancy infused with green consciousness. This world-class development is poised to become the heart of modern living in the Capital City.

  • Southern Precinct
  • Central Precinct
  • Northern Precinct

SUPER-REGIONAL MALL

The Rainbow super-regional mall is the vibrant heart of the 140ha premier mixed-use and modern lifestyle Rainbow Junction development, a mere 6km north of Pretoria’s CBD.

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  • Green Grid Precinct
  • /

Large Regional Retail Mall
Corporate Office Park
Inter-modal Transport /

  • A Re Yeng Terminal
  • Inter-modal Transport /

A Re Yeng Terminal
Green Hotel
Village
Crescent Corner Convenience Retail
Corporate Park / Commercial /
Tertiary Education
Tower
High Street - Mixed Use
(Retail Office / Residential)
Commercial / Office / Hotel / Residential
International Convention / Expo Centre
Hotel /
Commercial /
Office
Creche / Nursery
School
Hotel /
Commercial / Expo Centre
Residential
Residential
Residential

Open Space
Residential
Open Space
Junior / High

School

Open Space
Nursery
Residential

Service Station

Service Station
Corporate Park / Commercial

4

INTEGRATED

URBAN LIFESTYLE

INTEGRATED

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Locally inspired
Internationally aligned

PUBLIC

SPACES

SUPER-REGIONAL

MALL

Setting a new trend in Africa, the vision for Rainbow Junction is to establish a vibrant urban core that defines a new type of integrated urban living - a node that is abundant with opportunities to socialise, gather, work, relax and enjoy special events.

HIGH-TECH

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL

LIFESTYLE

GYM

The development responds to market opportunities and the lack of integrated mixed-use, pedestrian-friendly neighbourhoods in the broader region. A range of public spaces with varying characteristics is designed to draw in people at all times of day, every day. Each area serves an assortment of social and recreational activities aligned with the needs of the surrounding residents. Restaurants and cafés will spill out into public squares and streets that put pedestrians first, encouraging vibrant, safe and enjoyable experiences. The design centres around the bustling Rainbow Boulevard, which traverses the precinct. High-street shops flank the route’s northern village node at street level, topped with offices and residential units, all encouraging a trendy integrated ‘mixed-use lifestyle’.

  • OFFICE
  • URBAN

  • PARKS
  • HOTELS

LANDMARK

VIEWING
TOWER

MEDICAL DAY

CLINIC

EVENT

CENTRE

APIES RIVER

GREEN BELT

CONVENIENCE

RETAIL
INTERNATIONAL

CONFERENCE

FACILITIES

FULL SPECTRUM

EDUCATION

Rainbow Boulevard and its side streets are all effortlessly walkable with the colonnades and canopies of welcoming street-facing buildings providing shelter from the elements. Beautiful tree-lined streets dotted with hospitable benches, warm lighting and many other amenities add to the experience, all created with careful and detailed urban design attention.

HIGH-DENSITY

RESIDENTIAL

5

RAINBOW JUNCTION

ATTRIBUTES

DEVELOPMENT

SCALE COMPARISONS

MELROSE ARCH

27 ha

  • MENLYN NODE
  • UMHLANGA RIDGE

VALUE OF DEVELOPMENT
R12 BILLION

SPECTRUM OF
FLEXIBLE PHASED
INVESTMENT &
ROLL-OUT

85 ha

DEVELOPMENT
MARKET
OPPORTUNITIES
RESPONSIVENESS

97 ha

AGILE APPROVED BASKET OF RIGHTS
INTEGRATED
URBAN
MANAGEMENT

DEVELOPMENT
ATTRIBUTES

RAINBOW JUNCTION

140 ha

4KM RIVER-FRONT
RICH IN

CULTURAL HISTORY
PARK ALONG ENTIRE WESTERN BOUNDARY

PREMIER ADDRESS SENSE OF PLACE
ICONIC ARCHITECTURE
140ha GREENFIELD SITE WITH WORLD- FAMOUS CLIMATE

CLOSE TO SKILLED
LABOUR FORCE
STRATEGIC POSITION 6KM FROM CITY CENTRE

RAINBOW JUNCTION

670 000 m2

UMHLANGA RIDGE

LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION

NEAR MAJOR ROADS LEADING THROUGH AFRICA
CLOSE TO BUSINESS &
INDUSTRIAL NODES

633 000 m2

  • MENLYN MAINE DEVELOPMENT
  • MENLYN PARK SHOPPING CENTRE

  • 118 000 m2
  • 300 000 m2

5 MIN FROM WONDERBOOM AIRPORT AND 50 MIN FROM OR TAMBO
ACCESS TO MAJOR ROAD NETWORKS

MELROSE ARCH

INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
FULLY INTEGRATED PUBLIC
TRANSPORT NODE

230 000 m2

6

LOCATION

LOCATION, LOCATION

Rainbow Junction is superbly located directly north of the Pretoria CBD where a magnificent mountain pass forged in the foothills of the Magaliesburg opens up to reveal its prime location on the banks of the Apies River.

2km 8km

Wonderboom Airport
Gautrain Station: with direct links

N4

SOUTH AFRICA

ONDERSTEPOORT

R101

6km 25km

ANNLIN

Pretoria CBD
Centurion

It is right in the sweet spot of a growing commercial hub and multimodal transport junction that is a natural meeting point for its growing, diverse and cosmopolitan community of shoppers.

WONDERBOOM
AIRPORT

PRETORIA NORTH
SINOVILLE

  • R513
  • R513

WONDERBOOM

Hammanskraal

550km

1

WONDERBOOM
SOUTH

Bloemfontein

Wonderboom
Airport

R101

Cullinan

4

PRETORIA

PRETORIA

660km

4

Durban

Centurion

4
4

Lanseria

PRETORIA
CBD

JOHANNESBURG

OR Tambo International

Midrand

R21

1

1200km

Sandton

Cape Town

JOHANNESBURG

GAUTENG

14

BLOEMFONTEIN

3
1

58km 65km

12

Lanseria Airport
Sandton

14

Krugersdorp

M1

3

Germiston
Alberton

Soweto

  • 1
  • 17

12

69km 51km

Springs

3

  • Johannesburg
  • OR Tambo

International

12
1

DURBAN

Meyerton

Rail

CAPE TOWN

Highways & Major Roads Airports

7

N1

PRETORIA

CBD

VILLIERIA

ALL ROADS LEAD TO

RIETFONTEIN

RAINBOW JUNCTION

aul Kruger P

MAGALIESKRUIN

K14 Sefak

MONTANA

Eskia Mphelele

o Mak gato

WONDERBOOM
SUIDERBERG
SINOVILLE

FLORAUNA

WONDERBOOM

NATIONAL AIRPORT

RAINBOW

JUNCTION

Rachel De Beer

PRETORIA NORTH
ANNLIN
THERESAPARK

Linvelt R oad

President S teyn

oad avender R L

R101

ONDERSTEPOORT

N4 PLA

TINUM HIGH W
AY

8

FILLING

40

min

40
35

  • min
  • min

FOREST HILL CITY

35

THE RETAIL GAP

min

MALL AT REDS
CENTURION MALL

N1
MENLYN PARK SHOPPING CENTRE

Easily accessible by main roads, rail and all forms of public transport, including air, Rainbow Junction is designed to welcome shoppers, however they choose to come to the mall.

30

FAERIE GLEN

BROOKLYN MALL

min

CENTURION

N14

HATFIELD

20

min

PRETORIA

CBD

N1

20

min

VILLIERIA

KOLONADE

RIETFONTEIN

30 Minutes Drive Time

M1

MAGALIESKRUIN

Eskia Mphelele

K14 Sefak

o Mak gato

MONTANA

Regional
Catchment Area

WONDERBOOM

John V

20 Minutes Drive Time

SUIDERBERG

orster

SINOVILLE

PRETORIA NORTH

10 Minutes Drive Time

WONDERBOOM

RAINBOW

NATIONAL AIRPORT

Rachel De Beer

WONDERPARK SHOPPING CENTRE

5 Minutes Drive Time

T

ANNLIN

O BRIT

KOLONNADE SHOPPING CENTRE

RAINBOW JUNCTION

25

S / RUS

min

TENBURG

WONDERPARK

aterbok W

ONDERSTEPOORT

R566 (K8)

Brits R oad

HESTEA PARK

KAREN PARK

TO ROSSL

YN

TO MABOPANE / SOSHANGUVE

9

DWELLING

INFORMATION

DEMOGRAPHIC

AVERAGE WEIGHTED

BONDED

INFORMAL BACKYARD

1.2% 1.9%

PROFILE

Fernridge 2016

45.4%

INCOME

33%

ANNUAL

20.9%

SHACK

INCOMER239,197.90

POPULATION

STATISTICS

FLAT

13.2% 13.1%

DWELLINGS
MONTHLY

2016
INCOME

CLUSTER

R19,933.16

RENTED
OWNED, FULLY

PAID OFF
OWNED, NOT YET PAID FOR

41,647 127,137

POPULATION

70.7%

HOUSE

2016

INCOME

PROFILE

EMPLOYMENT

PROFIILE

AVERAGE

2.0%

> R100 000
R45 000 - R99 999

A++ A+

HOUSEHOLD SIZE

7.0%

NOT
ECONOMICALLY
ACTIVE

25.3%
6.4%

16.5% R25 000 - R44 999

19.1%

R7 500 - R15 999

18.4%

3.0

ABCD

R16 000 - R24 999

14.7%

UNEMPLOYED

AGE

R3 500 - R7 499

COMPOSITION

9.0%

R1 200 - R3 499

D LOW

68.3%

EMPLOYED

13.3%

Less than R1 199

D ZERO

0 - 14 YEARS

15 - 39 YEARS 40 - 64 YEARS

17.9%

PRIVATE
HOUSEHOLD

10.8% 9.2%
40.5%

INFORMAL SECTOR

31.3%

FORMAL SECTOR

80%

  • 65 + YEARS
  • 10.3%

10

RAINBOW - A MATCHLESS

EXPERIENCE

This expansive super-regional mall is designed to offer an abundance of the best shopping, dining, entertainment and leisure in a superlative, socially stimulating setting that goes beyond expectations and redefines the shopping mall experience.

11

‘THIRD PLACE’

RETAIL MEETS COMMUNITY

Rainbow Junction is thoughtfully designed around creating ‘Third Place’ experiences. But, what is the ‘Third Place’ and why will you find it here? It is an important part of new urbanism, which allows us to thrive in the places in which we live.

INTEGRATED ‘THIRD PLACE’ EXPERIENCES

VIEWING
PROMOTIONAL
TOWER
AREAS

INTERACTIVE
WORK STATIONS
ART

IN COFFEE SHOPS
WATER
ENTERTAINMENT

OPEN AIR MARKETS
OPEN AIR

PIAZZAS

DATING
OUTDOOR DINING
PLAY

The First Place is where we live; the Second Place is where we work and the ‘Third Place’ anchors community. Like the piazzas of old, they are the stage for real connection with other human beings, the vital ingredient which gives quality of life.

AREAS MUSIC SHOWS
INDOOR DINING

FAMILY

ENTERTAINMENT

SPORT & FITNESS
FOOD

Simply put, the ‘Third Place’ or spaces are social. They are convivial coffee shops, parks, piazzas, markets, galleries and gathering places where people of different ages, backgrounds and interests can casually gather. ‘Third Place’ attractions are thoughtfully grouped throughout Rainbow and interact seamlessly with the retail. This sets the bar for adding significant footfall and establishing longer shopping and dwell times.

SHOWS
HEALTH SHOPS
PERSONAL SHOPPER

POP-UP STORES
VIP ROOM
LIFESTYLE FASHION

POP-UP STORES
FASHION
ENTERTAINMENT
FASHION LOUNGE

12

‘Third Place’

Social spaces that create lasting memories with friends and family

13

FASHION RETAIL

OFFERING

  • FOOD
  • HEALTH &

FITNESS

HUB

DATING
RAINBOW

  • COURT
  • HUB

ROOFTOP

ARTICULATING

ATTENTION TO DETAIL

Thoughtfully designed for quality at every touch point, Rainbow is being crafted to improve your shopping experience. Effortless, intuitive shopperflow makes it easy to navigate the mall and enjoy the benefits of browsing comparative shopping zones. Shopper services and amenities are plentiful, thoughtful and seamlessly integrated to create friction-free enjoyable shopping that really connects with visitors and keeps them coming back for more.

RAINBOW

TOWER

  • CENTRAL
  • RAINBOW

  • PIAZZA
  • KIDS’ WORLD &

PLAY PARK

FOOD & ENTERTAINMENT

OFFERING

14

MEDICAL CLINIC

  • HOTEL
  • RESTAURANT

COFFEE SHOP

SCULPTURE GARDEN

EASE OF ACCESS

TO ALL AMENITIES

  • OFFICES
  • LIFESTYLE

GYM
RAINBOW PIAZZA
OFFICES
RAINBOW ROOFTOP
SOCCER COURT
RAINBOW TOWER

COMPOSITE

VIEW

Strategic road accesses off M1 (Paul Kruger Street) and Rainbow Bullevard, K14 east west link are specially designed to flow smoothly and safely into the mall’s excellently integrated parkades, which connect seamlessly with six mall entrances.

MEDICAL CLINIC
OFFICE SUITES & CONSULTING ROOMS

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    REGION 5: REGIONAL INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2014-15 1 REGIONAL INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PLAN: REGION 5 CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................ 7 2 SITUATIONAL OVERVIEW ............................................................................... 8 2.1 Socio-Economic Profile ...................................................................................... 9 2.1.1 Population Size and Composition ................................................................ 9 2.1.2 Levels of Education ................................................................................... 10 2.1.3 Employment ............................................................................................... 11 2.1.4 Accommodation ......................................................................................... 12 2.2 Spatial Characteristics ..................................................................................... 13 2.2.1 Main Components ..................................................................................... 13 2.2.2 Regional Characteristics ............................................................................ 14 2.3 SWOT Analysis ................................................................................................ 15 3 STRATEGIC DIRECTION ................................................................................ 16 3.1 City of Tshwane Vision and Mission ................................................................
  • Parapro Assessment Information Bulletin (PDF)

    Parapro Assessment Information Bulletin (PDF)

    ParaPro Assessment Information Bulletin 2021–22 The policies and procedures explained in this Bulletin are effective only for the 2021–22 testing year (August 1, 2021 through July 31, 2022) and supersede previous policies and procedures. The fees, terms and conditions contained in this Bulletin are subject to change. Educational Testing Service is dedicated to the principle of equal opportunity, and its programs, services and employment policies are guided by that principle. Copyright © 2021 by ETS. All rights reserved. ETS, the ETS logo and PRAXIS are registered trademarks of ETS. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. 2021–22 ParaPro Assessment Bulletin 2 www.ets.org/parapro Contents ParaPro at a Glance .......................................................... 4 File Corrections ........................................................13 Registration .................................................................4 Test Retake Policy .....................................................13 Test Takers with Disabilities or Health-related Acknowledgment and Data Retention ................13 Needs ............................................................................4 Acknowledgment .............................................................. 13 Test Preparation Material .........................................4 Personal Information ........................................................ 13 On Test Day ..................................................................5 How We Use Your Personal Information
  • Magistrates' Courts Act: Definition of Local Limits of Districts Created In

    Magistrates' Courts Act: Definition of Local Limits of Districts Created In

    STAATSKOERANT, 31 OKTOBER 2014 No. 38170 3 GOVERNMENT NOTICE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT No. 861 31 October 2014 MAGISTRATES' COURTS ACT, 1944 (ACT NO. 32 OF 1944): DEFINITION OF LOCAL LIMITS OF DISTRICTS CREATED IN RESPECT OF THE GAUTENG AND NORTH WEST PROVINCES I,Tshililo Michael Masutha, Minister of Justice and Correctional Services, acting under section 2 1(a) of the Magistrates' Courts Act, 1944 (Act No. 32 of 1944), hereby, with effect from 1 December 2014, in respect of the magisterial districts created in terms of Government Notice No. 43 of 24 January 2014, define the local limits of each such district as indicated in Schedules 1 and 2 respectively. Any amendment to the name of the district, sub-district or place of sitting under this Notice shall be applicable to the place appointed for the holding of a court for each regional division and all seats mentioned in the Schedule to Government Notice No. 219 of 27 February 2004. Given under my hand at on this the4")-\day of 0100 Qe Two Thousand and Fourteen. TM MASUTHA, MP (ADV) MINISTER OF JUSTICE AND CORRECTIONAL SERVICES This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za 4 Column Acreatedin CourtsColumnestablished B SCHEDULEfor 1: GAUTENG PROVINCEPoint-to-pointCo lum descriptions C No. 38170 2014 GAZETTE,31OCTOBER GOVERNMENT termsEkurhuleniNo.43Magisterial ofof 24 Central JanuaryGovernmentDistrict 2014GazettethePalm districts Ridge Startingproceed from in an the easterly intersection direction of the along N12 the Motorway N12 motorway, with the easternuntilit intersectsboundary ofwith Busoni the eastern Rock, This gazette isalsoavailable freeonline at boundary of Linmeyer Township.
  • North West Brits Main Seat of Madibeng Magisterial District Main Seat / Sub District Within the Magisterial District

    North West Brits Main Seat of Madibeng Magisterial District Main Seat / Sub District Within the Magisterial District

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  • Annexure 1: Restructuring Zones

    Annexure 1: Restructuring Zones

    ANNEXURE 1: RESTRUCTURING ZONES The City has identified 8 restructuring zones. The various zones are constituted by the following areas ZONE A Size Boundaries Suburbs included in the zone 19 085 530 m² Witwatersberg mountain range Sunnyside D.F Malan Drive Pretoria Staatsartillerie Road Salvokop Quagga Road Arcadia Southbound railway line including Salvokop area Pretoria West Elandspoort/Walker Streets to Sunnyside and Arcadia Marabastad boundary line ZONE B Size Boundaries Suburbs included in the zone 40 946 235 N1 highway Silverton m² Stormvoël/Tsamaya Roads Jan Niemand Park N4 highway Weavind Park Simon Vermooten Road Moretele View Nellmapius boundary line Nellmapius Waltloo Silvertondale Lindo Park Bellevue Koedoespoort Eersterust Derdepoort ZONE C Size Boundaries Suburbs included in the zone 43 405 094 Atteridgeville boundary line Atteridgeville m² N4 highway Elandspoort Lotus Gardens boundary line Lotus Gardens Acridian/Kalafong Road Danville Pretoria industrial Proclamation Hill Kwaggasrand Wespark ZONE D Size Boundaries Suburbs included in the zone 32 881 951 Magaliesberg mountain range Capital Park m² DF Malan Drive Roseville Les Marais Witwatersberg mountain range Daspoort Soutpansberg Road Parktown Estate Villeria/Rietondale boundary Mayville Wonderboom South Gezina Villeria Rietfontein Rietondale ZONE E Size Boundaries Suburbs included in the zone 19 880 491 R80/Mabopane Highway Rosslyn m² R566 road Soshanguve South Rosslyn boundary line Klip/Kruisfontein M20
  • 139- Hoofstuk4 Die Omgewing En Agtergrondsgeskiedenis

    139- Hoofstuk4 Die Omgewing En Agtergrondsgeskiedenis

    -139- HOOFSTUK4 DIE OMGEWING EN AGTERGRONDSGESKIEDENIS VAN NOORDELIKE GAUTENG "The boots of the archaeologist, feet of clay, often appear bogged down in the reality of the past. Would that foot simply pass by leaving an empty trace or would the boots be filled with the person of the archaeologist and with the meaning of the past?" (Ian Hodder, Reading the past 1995:xiv). 1. INLEIDING In hierdie hoofstuk word die geografiese gebied waarbinne die navorsing gedoen word, as agtergrond uiteengesit. Op hierdie wyse word die gevallestudies binne die konteks van 'n groter geheel geplaas en word klem op die omgewing en historiese raamwerk waarbinne die gevallestudies begryp moet word, gele. Met noordelike Gauteng word die gedeelte van die provinsie, noord van die lyn wat deur die 26° Suiderbreedte gevorm word, bedoel. Die noordgrens van die area word min of meer gevorm deur die lyn wat op 25° 20' Suiderbreedte getrek kan word, terwyl die oos- en wesgrens daarvan onderskeidelik min ofmeer deur die 29ste en 28ste Oosterlengtegraadlyne gevorm word (Acocks 1988). Dit sluit vier landdrosdistrikte in, naamlik Pretoria, Bronkhorstspruit, Cullinan en Wonderboom (figuur 4.1). Die belangrikste mensgemaakte element in die noordelike gedeelte van Gauteng is die administratiewe hoofstad van die Republiek van Suid-Afrika, Pretoria. Dit vorm ook die kemarea van die studiegebied. Hoewel dit een van die grootste stede in die land is, is Pretoria bekend vir sy -140- rustiger, amper landelike atmosfeer (Janse van Rensburg 1994:17). Dit vorm ook saam met Atteridgeville, die mees westelike nedersetting in hierdie gedeelte van Gauteng (Departement van streek- en grondsake 1994:13~ S.A.