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From ORT: Follow R21 North from airport. Jamala Madikwe It joins onto N1 North (±47km). Continue North past Pretoria to the Tel: +27 82 927 3129 / +27 82 929 3190 N4 Rustenburg turn off (±22km) Email: [email protected] Continue through 2 toll stations Web: www.jamalamadikwe.com until R556 Sun City / Majakaneng turn off. Proceed to R556 Turn off as below: Directions to Jamala Madikwe from OR Tambo or Lanseria Airports From Lanseria: Proceed from airport towards R512 (Malibongwe Rd). At traffic lights turn right onto R512 (Malibongwe) and follow road until a “T” junction. BOTSWANA SOUTH AFRICA Turn left and follow the road passing Derdepoort GABARONE Pecanwood Golf Estate on your right. You will see Haartebeespoort dam on your right. Keep following signs to Sun City / Rustenburg. Turn off (Arrows Rest on corner) will take you R101 across the back of the dam until a “T” junction. R510 Turn right and follow road over the hill until you reach a fourway stop. Turn left and proceed past Chameleon Village R49 Turn market until you reach the Sun City / Rustenberg Right R511 turn off. Follow the road signs onto the N4 Turn Left Proceed to R556 Turn off as below: Turn Right R101 R573 R510 R556 Sun City / Majakaneng Turn off from the N4: R565 R556 N4 R556 Sun City R80 Rustenburg Cross over highway to right hand side and Majakaneng R513 R513 continue (±94km) to a four way stop R556 R514 (±5km past Sun City main entrance). R509 R52 N1 North Turn right and proceed (±9km) and turn first left. Polokwane R24 R560 Proceed (±38km) passing through Mabeskraal until R563 you reach a fourway stop. R509 R552 R512 R50 Turn right towards Dwarsberg (& Derdepoort) ±27km tar road which changes to gravel at R24 R503 Dwarsberg. Please proceed CAREFULLY. Follow the main gravel road (±21km) until you Distances/ Mileages shown are all approximate reach Molatedi Village. Keep on following the same road, crossing a small river. Proceed (±9km) until you reach the Molatedi Gate..

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