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Mpumalanga, Swaziland, Mozambique South and Elephant Coast KZN 6,5km S39 Nsemani 2 To Hoedspruit 1 Timbavati S Satara Camp d Dam Kapama a 17km Blue Canyon o Nature Reserve H7 Mazimchopes Limpopo Private Game Reserve R S100 Strijdom y 29km e Singita Lebombo Lodge Riv Conservancy R40 s Timbavati N’wanetsi River er n S41 MPUMALANGA DISTANCE CHART Tunnel R531 r e Thornybush River 48km H6 Singita Sweni Lodge u 24 Degrees G Drakensberg 16km Private Game 9km 25km Tambotie H1-3 N’wanetsi 29km Reserve Maroela 6 South 0 Sweni Bird Hide Mapulanguene Abel Erasmus Mountains Hoedspruit Endangered 11km Camp Tent Camp S1 Muzandzeni Picnic 14km Picnic Spot 22km Sweni River Pass Species Centre Hans Hoheisen Wildlife Sweni Spot Greater Kruger Info Orpen Camp S126 7 Ermelo Kampersrus Research Centre Sweni Dam 3 Wilderness S Limpopo Blyde Canyon Shimangwaneni Cicana Nyani Orpen Gate 31km Adventure Centre Dam Trail Hazyview 284 Cultural Village 32km Kruger River Walking Trails into the KNP 0 11km 4 Steelpoort Moholoholo 1 Macarretane Boat trips Franklyn Guernsey SA Wildlife S 37km River Wildlife Lebombo Museum Klaserie Nature Reserve College Komatipoort 173 302 Blyderivierspoort Rehabilitation Park Klaserie Nwaswitsontso National of Man Dam Avoca Road Talamati Echo Caves Centre R531 River CHOKUE DamBlyde Bush Camp Mountains 4km View Points View Point on Mariepskop S145 GreaterKruger.co.za Johannesburg (OR Tambo) River 8km 42km Mafunyane Imbali Safari LodgePark Uanetze 451 410 255 lyde Dam, Mariepskop Andover of the B Tribal Village Kumana R36 Ohrigstad Lowveld & the Mariepskop Road Acornhoek Nature Reserve Hoyo Hoyo 19km River 13km Tsonga Lodge S125 Dam 20km River Three Rondawels Picnic Site 11km D406 Manyeleti Mbombela (Nelspruit) 344 107 66 221 Burgersfort 33km 25km N’waswitsontso Big Boabab Tree Accommodation & Safari Bookings Bourke’s Luck R555 Klein Sand Nature Reserve Hamilton’s River 93km S Potholes R532 River Tented Camp 8 eMkhondo (Piet Retief) 329 358 405 395 103 Manyeleti 6 Phungwe S36 Mozambique Mazimchopes R33 River Nhlanguleni Copy Right © 2020 Gerhard Brummer Steelpoort Ohrigstad Potluck Boskombuis R40 River Lindanda Dam Chibuto 15km S37 River N1 Treur Gowrie Gate Picnic Spot 35 405 Pretoria 334 320 58 386 231 77km Sand Djuma 33 S Metsi-Metsi www.greaterkruger.co.za 427 River S Mazithi Blyde Elephant Nkorho 25km Wilderness No part of this map shall be copied in any way or River 18km Dam 22km River 42km Plains Arathusa Chitwa Cheetah Trail 205 means without the permission of theR5 7copy6 right holder. R37 Blyde River S35S Macaena Skukuza 440 449 120 54 Ulusaba Chitwa Plains 3 N’waswitsontso 464 227 338 Morgenzon Inyati S34 2 Watervals Sabi Sand 406 Spekboom Nature Reserve Sand River Tshokwane River Licilo River 58km Canyon Idube Game Reserve 17km Orpen Dam River Crystal Springs Silolwini Dam Volksrust 437 281 111 317 227 424 386 99 Singita Mala Mala Leeupan Picnic Spot Nature Reserve Bushbuckridge Mpumalanga Savanna Londolozi Robbers Berlin Falls Rhino S36 Chissano Mkhombo Lisbon 15km Inyaka Dam Jones H1-2 H10 Pass 26km Newington Walking EN1 River Bushbuckridge Umkumbe Dam 407 31km Nature Reserve White River 336 101 339 348 19 363 126 47 240 Lisbon Falls Wonderview Gate Mala Ohrigstad Nature Reserve Sabi Sabi Safaris Dam R533 God’s Window Mala S128 Elands River 29km 28km Shaw’s Gate Mantimahle 30km Renosterkop Dam Ohrigstad Dam Mount Sheba The Pinnacle Sabie 42km Lion Sands Massintonto R37 Graskop R533 28km 83 Nature Reserve Nature Reserve The Big Swing Marite River R536 Sabi Sabi S Dam Emalahleni 236 227 337 103 231 217 127 324 128 River 31km Magude Graskop Gorge Lift Shangane S3 42 43km River Xai-Xai 45km Pilgrim’s Rest S Golf (Witbank) 17km Kowyn’s Pass Cultural Village 31km 31km 10km Phabeni S Paul S Macia R535 S129 1 Magul 25km 4 H11 Forest Falls 8 2 Xinavane Mdala Maria Shires Falls Elephant Whispers 2 Gustav Klingbiel Gate Kruger 12km H12 Nkuhlu 2 Mac Mac Falls Sabie River S1 1 25km Nature Reserve Mashishing Nature Reserve Highest Point 23km Perry’s 38km Skukuza Picnic S Cutane Bridal Veil Falls Mac Mac Pools Bridge Gate S3 (Lydenburg) 2149m Induna 0 The Elephant Camp Spot Mlondozi Dam R536 Adventures Hazyview S65 S S2 Rust De Winter Roossenekal R577 Lone Creek Falls 3 S 7 9 Sterkspruit R37 43km N’waswitshaka River 9 Sanctuary S 7 Sabie 408 Kiepersol Mlondozi Picnic Spot Nature Reserve Nature Reserve Horse Shoe Falls 34km S 8km 1 River 1 30km SS Skhosana 54km H1-1 S2 9 Long Tom 11km S10 2 Dennilton 70km 10km S112 2 43km 8 47km S Corr R555 46km Sabie S H4-1 umane 39km Nature Reserve Pass Numbi 2 Shitlhave Transport Dam 32km R568 47km 0 Napi Trail 64km R36 More than 20 registered Da Gama S Pequenos 11 H5 Lower Sabie Verloren Valei R537 Danie Joubert Dam Jock Safari 3 S23 Sunset Dam Natural Heritage Sites Dam Gate Biyamiti River S Dam Mpondo H5 2 Zongoene 23km 55km 2 2 Incomati Pretoriuskop 8 Witklip R538 3 0 Nature Reserve Lodge Dam S H4-2 Mabusa in the Sabie area R37 R40 H2-2 1 Makholhlolo Camp Dam S14 35km S River 24km Camp Voortrekker Road Afsaal Picnic Spot S2 8 S137 Palmeira Praia do Bilene Nature Reserve 20km Longmere H 4 6 10 Dam Loskop Dam 2 11 S Lake Uembje -2 S S139 130 Casterbridge Farm H3 Biyamiti Bush Camp S 8 Chinhanguanine Bass fishing R540 Ehlanzeni Mlambane River 2 Sabie Wolhuter Trail S2 22km S118 5 34km S Camp Shawu Moloto Nature boat rides 66km Kwena Bushman Trail S119 12km Stoffberg Sudwala Caves & White River S120 S Camp Shonga Bilene Beach Gauteng R539 1 S25 Crocodile Dam Nsikazi 2 District 1 Lukimbi R573 Loskop Dam Dinosaur Park 28km 23km S110 Bridge Gate Shishangeni Private Lodge Verena Plaston River 14 Marloth Nature Reserve Nkangala Dullstroom R37 Nelspruit Mthethomsu S1 Manhica 38km N4 Mount Carmel Leopard Creek Park Komatipoort 72km Nature Reserve Berg-en-Dal S110 Hectorspruit iver Schoemanskloof Malelane Gate Golf Course Lebombo ile R Camp R33 M ocod 26km Botanical Gardens KMI Airport 44km Great Tiger fishing Border Post/ Lake Muandje N1 ac Cr Pass ha N4 do Ressano N11 District do Malalane Kwa Madwala 49km 33km r Machado 13km 55km p R Elands Kaapmuiden 48km Lake Pati d Toll Gate Mbombela Karino N4 24km Private Game Reserve Border Post 63km d River 26km 53km tein R Plaza Nelspruit Airport Nkomazi (06h00-22h00) R568 ndsfon Waterval Boven Bekker Mountains Crocodile River Ela 75km EN1 Machadodorp 4km Jane Goodall Institute Toll Gate Plaza Zasm Tunnel N4 14km Barberton Komati Pretoria R531 Chimpanzee Eden De Kaap Valley Nukain Mabuza’s 44km 40km R555 Milly’s Nature Reserve R Botshabelo Cultural Village Waterval Onder Horse Trails 29km Kaap Stone Garden iver Moamba Incomati R25 Winnaarspoort Rd Krokodilpoort 15km Kamhlushwa Ngwenyeni Tshwane R36 Noord Kaap River R570 River Ndebele Art Fort Merensky eMakhanzeni Kaapsehoop R40 Mountains 34km Low’s Creek Slaaihoek Road River R571 River Wild Horses Mzinti EN4 N4 R544 (Belfast) Suid Kaap 36km R38 64km Middelburg N4 22km R541 Matsamo/Jeppe’s Reef Mlumati Mahushe Shongwe River Mountainlands www.flyairlink.com Bronkhorstspruit Nelshoogte Pass Border Post River Nature Reserve Genesis Route 9km Nature Reserve 40km Lebombo Marracuene Emalahleni Vygeboom 60km 07h00-20h00 Lake Matsamo N4 Nelshoogte Queen’s River Barberton 54km Dam Nelsberg (Witbank) Reserve Nature Reserve 9km Hhohho Matsamo Cultural Village Mountains R25 N4 53km 47km 51km 96km R38 42Km Barberton Genesis Route Ngonini 30km Queen’s River R Mawewe Ponta da Macaneta 49km Makhonjwa Geotrail N Sondeza Range Matola Reserve n (Known for its strong waves and N1 Emanzana R40 29km o MR1 www.geotrail.co.za rt Herefords Nature Reserve 42km Klein Komati e 40km River 46km Komati River Nature Reserve Komati Springs Nkomazi b MR6 white sand; and can be reached by 28km Witbank Dam River ar Makhonjwa Matalha R21 Inland Diving B Buhleni Mananga Molota boat or by road via Marracuene) R42 33km Cradle of Life Tourism Centre Wilderness Bulembu/Josefsdal River 251 R33 Hills Border Post River Maputo OR Tambo R36 eManzana (Badplaas) Nkomazi Border Post Ilha dos Portueses 47km 34km MR5 08h00-18h00 Masibekela Shamora Machel International Airport N12 Seekoeispruit R541 Game Reserve 08h00-16h00 Rocklands (famous for underwater diving and coral Nooitgedacht Dam Songimvelo MR20 5km Wetlands Memorial reefs) 41km Movene R38 - Resort town - a sulphur spring Tjakastad 21km Pigg’s Peak Mananga Namaacha 33km 50km Ogies Nature Reserve Nature Reserve Ekuthuleni River R35 which emits 30 000 l/h of hot water Sand River Dam Tshaneni Inhaca Island Mpumalanga Komati River Malolotja 23km Lomahasha/Namaacha EN2 Catembe 51km - Guided game & nature walks as well 40km EN5 Nature Reserve Mhlume Border Post 42km (Where you can get a The Island, 15 minutes from Delmas 14km as game drives @ Nkomazi Game Reserve Ebutsini Maguga Dam MR2 MR5 34km Boane great view of Maputo) 44km 30km Maputo by air, or 3 hours N12 36km 27km - Trout fishing & water-sports in the area Genesis Route Community 50km Silingane Bhalekane MR24 19km 07h00-22h00 Baia De 30km R38 Carolina U by boat with magnificent R541 Area Ngwenya Madlangampisi Habibi mbeluzi Ponta St. Maria Boksburg 40km R545 Hendrina - Anglo Boer War battlefield sites 34km Hills Maputo Ngwenya/Oshoek Hills Komati River Dam River coral reefs and the R42 R50 - San rock art Nkhaba Maphiveni Springs 20km 2 202 Tembe interesting Marine N17 - El Doria & Suikerboschfontein Hiking Trails Border Post Mnjoli Dam Hwane Dam Hhohho River Biology Museum. Kriel 40km 32km - Camping/water-sports @ Nooitgedacht Dam Tee Lochiel 07h00 - 24h00 Njoli Hlane Royal Mlawula- Ngwenya Glass (Glass blowing MR5 Mathias Johannesburg R38
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    PROGRAMME FOR YOUR SOUTH AFRICAN HOLIDAY Travel date: 01.03.2014 – 14.03.2014 We warmly welcome you to South Africa and wish you a wonderful time in our World in one Country! Please use a good road atlas together with this route description and always enquire locally about the condition of the roads, as we cannot take responsibility for detours due to the weather, road works or other local conditions. Please ask at the reception desk of The Safari Club for your info pack, including a map book and the original of this itinerary, and should you not receive it, please contact our office immediately. Saturday 01 March 2014 - Overnight: The Safari Club, 68 Pomona Road, Kempton Park – Tel: 011- 979 0321 (BB) After clearing passport control and customs at Johannesburg’s OR Tambo International Airport, please proceed to the Tourism Information desk in the arrivals hall and look out for a representative of The Safari Club with a sign with your name. Should you and the Safari Club representative for any reason miss each other, please phone 011-979 0321. Sunday 02 March 2014 – Overnight: Iketla Lodge, on the R555 Burgersfort Road, near Ohrigstad – Tel: 013-238 8900 (DBB) After breakfast a representative of The Safari Club will transfer you to the airport to pick up your group K rental car from Avis (Res# 0904-7051-ZA6). Please inspect the car carefully, and report any minor dents, scratches and cracked or chipped glass surfaces to an Avis employee, insisting that everything you report, is written down, even though you have full insurance cover.
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    RIES 7 2 – SE RY to EC IR D ES IC V R E S a T G R O N PP U S La a a M Mpu

    Statistics for Mpumalanga Province 014 RIES 7 2 – SE RY TO EC IR D ES IC V R E S a T g R O n PP U S la A a m Mpu CONTACT INFORMATION: Facebook: Struland Office Park Foundation for Professional (East Block) Development 173 Mary Street The Willows Twitter: Pretoria, 0184 @FPD_SA PO Box 75324 LinkedIn: Lynnwood Ridge, 0040 Foundation for Professional South Africa Development (FPD) Introducing info4africa info4Africa is a self-funded Centre of the School of Applied Human Sciences, College of Humanities, University of KwaZulu-Natal. Established in 2001, we were formerly known as the Centre for HIV/AIDS Networking (HIVAN). info4africa has a long history of working in the field of HIV, AIDS and TB. Our focus has expanded and matured over the past decade such that our database, wider networking and capacity building activities broadly reflect service provision in health, wellbeing and development in South Africa. info4africa’s defining strength is our ability to collate, maintain and quality assure data. We are currently engaged in data collection projects for a variety of local, national and international agencies. We believe in collating and sharing information for public good. In addition to data collection and directory production, we facilitate free networking and capacity building forums for the faith-based, social welfare, non-government and wider practitioner community in KwaZulu-Natal. info4africa has representation on the following nationally-relevant committees: • Executive Committee of the NGO Sector of the South Africa National AIDS Council (SANAC) • Member of the Health and Wellbeing Technical Task Team of SANAC • Management Committee Representative, National Social Welfare Forum • Sector Working Group Member for Goals 4, 5 and 6, Millenium Development Goal (MDG) Country Report (Statistics SA) • Civil Society representative on the KZN Provincial Council on AIDS (PCA) We have worked with international agencies, national, provincial and local community stakeholders in all sectors on data collection, data cleaning and directory production projects.