Johannesburg, the engine of  Africa. Without Johannesburg  Africa can grind to a halt  (8 million inhabitants and  still growing). Gold was Discovered  in the reef in the 1800’s. The area  was once an inland sea with one  of the big gold rushes, a mining  town was born and named  Johannesburg at 1895 meters  above sea level. Sandton City is  the new business district of  South Africa and impresses its  visitors with its modern  architectural appearance.    

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  Sandton is  a high-density, affluent commercial and residential city within the City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality. Formerly an independent municipality, it is now considered Africa's  wealthiest square mile, functioning as a primary financial and commercial hub.

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   Soweto obtained its name from the first two letters of South Western Township which was the original description of the area. Soweto is a symbol of the new South Africa caught between old squatter misery, new prosperity and an up beat lifestyle. It’s a vibrant city which still openly bears the scars of the Apartheid past and yet shows what is possible in the new South Africa. 

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Pretoria is South Africa’s administrative capital since the Union of South Africa was founded by the British and Boers after the Anglo Boer War in 1902. The government occupied the same magnificent Union Buildings built after the Anglo Boer War with architecture by  Sir Herbert Baker. It's also known for its natural beauty of the  Jacaranda trees nicknamed the Jacaranda City. The city has a rich  tapestry of living history reflecting the country’s emergence from  colonialism. 

The majestic Voortrekker Monument is 

situated in a nature reserve. 

It is a unique monument which commemorates the Pioneers history 

of Southern Africa and the history of the Afrikaaners.

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The Union Buildings are considered South Africa's Architectural Masterpiece! Designed and built by Herbert Baker and completed in 1913, the Union Buildings houses the Administrative offices of the Union of South Africa. Today it is still the official seat of Government and houses the offices of the President of South Africa. It is situated on Meintjieskop and overlooks the City. The Union Buildings were completed in 1913.

The Building is made from light sandstone and is over 275 m long. It is built in a semi-circle design with two wings at either side. The wings represented the union of a formally divided nation i.e. the English and the Afrikaners. On the grounds are the Dellville Wood War Memorials, which pay tribute to South African troops who died during the First World War. The terraced Gardens are magnificently laid exclusively with indigenous plants and boast a 9000 seat amphitheater. There are various Monuments and Statues within the spectacular Gardens. 

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 In 1898 Sir Thomas Cullinan was handed a three carat diamond found along a farm fence. He studied the area and came to the conclusion that the diamond was washed down from a nearby hill. Sir Cullinan made an attempt to buy the land from the owner, Joachim Prinsloo, but did not succeed. After Prinsloo’s death, he was able to purchase the land for ₤52,000 from Prinsloo’s daughter. The Cullinan kimberlite was discovered in 1902 and in 1903 open pit mining commenced. The mine was named the Premier mine.

On 25 June 1905, the famed Cullinan Diamond, the largest in the world at 3,106 carats (621.2 g), was discovered by Frederick George Stanley Wells, surface manager of the Premier Diamond Mining Company. It was bought by the Transvaal government and presented to King Edward VII.

The town of Cullinan owes its existence to the diamond mining in this area, much like Kimberly.

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Some of the most beautiful scenery within the entire park can be viewed in the Mankwe Dam region. The dam is the largest body of water in the game reserve. This makes it the perfect place to spot a wide variety of animals. water-buck, wildebeest, zebra and impala are among the animals that make a stopover on the grassland bordering the dam.

For bird lovers, there is a bird hide very close to the water’s edge. Make sure you take note of the fish eagles, kingfishers and cormorants circling the dam. All of these places provide many a fantastic opportunity to photograph the plentiful array of fauna and flora.

Pilanesberg Game Reserve as it is often called, is located in the Bojanala Region, within the North West Province and relatively near Johannesburg. With an area of 550km², it is the fourth largest park in South Africa. The volcano crater in which the park is situated erupted 1300 million years ago. Pilanesberg was originally owned by 3 of the local tribes. Many of the Stone Age and Iron Age sites around the reserve show proof of the presence of man.

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The Centre was established in SA in 1971.

The mission is to ensure the long term survival of the cheetah, African Wild Dog and other wild animals in general.

Today the Centre can look back with satisfaction on a job well done in ensuring the survival of _Acinonyx jubatus_ – cheetah, successfully breeding the king cheetah in captivity for the first time in the world.

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 A taste of Africa around the corner. 

 The Lion Park has been a quintessential tourist spot that for half-a-century has had people visiting it, from all over the world.  

This is a park where you have an opportunity to encounter the king of the jungle. 

Visitors will have the option to embark on informative guided tours, or self-drive tours, during which they can come unbelievably close to Africa’s most beloved animals. The reserve is also home to Cheetah, black leopard, Wild dog, caracal, wildebeest, springboks and other animals.
Among other unique experiences on offer, visitors will also have the opportunity to feed giraffes, ostriches, and variegated antelope species while they roam freely across the park’s 1200-hectare expanse. 

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