Polokwane is the capitol of the Limpopo Province and the largest urban centre north of Gauteng. In the 1840’s Voortrekkers under the leadership of Andries Potgieter established Zoutpansbergdorp.
 
A town 100km to the North West. This settlement was abandoned because of clashes with the local tribes. They then founded a new town in 1886 and it Pietersburg, in honour of Petrus Jacobus Joubert, a Voortrekker leader. The British also built a concentration camp at Pietersburg during the Boer War that housed almost 4000 Boer women and children.
 

Whilst visiting Polokwane you should definitely see the Peter Mokaba stadium. It features great facilities and the design is inspired by the magnificent Boabab tree with giant “tree trunks” in its corners.It is situated approximately 5km from the city centre and just east of the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium.
 

One of the local legends holds that it was King Makgoba himself who described the area where the town of Tzaneen is now situated as “Tzaneng – the happy land”.
 
Other explanations were that the name originated from the word “Tzana“ meaning ‘basket’, thus describing the way that the town of Tzaneen is surrounded by hills, filled by fruit and vegetables which are produced in abundance in the fertile valley,
 

The history of the North-West University all begins in 2004 when the three parties melted together to for the North-West University. Known as the University of North-West, Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education and the Sebokeng Campus of Vista University these are the establishments that melted together.
 
There are a lot of tourist attractions on the different campuses of the NWU but here at the Potchefstroom campus (almost 147 Years) the different attraction is :
 

The history of the North-West University all begins in 2004 when the three parties melted together to for the North-West University. Known as the University of North-West, Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education and the Sebokeng Campus of Vista University these are the establishments that melted together.
 
There are a lot of tourist attractions on the different campuses of the NWU but here at the Potchefstroom campus (almost 147 Years) the different attraction is :
 
Totius Statue
 

The history of the North-West University all begins in 2004 when the three parties melted together to for the North-West University. Known as the University of North-West, Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education and the Sebokeng Campus of Vista University these are the establishments that melted together.
 
There are a lot of tourist attractions on the different campuses of the NWU but here at the Potchefstroom campus (almost 147 Years) the different attraction is :
 
The faculty of Higher Education
 

The history of the North-West University all begins in 2004 when the three parties melted together to for the North-West University. Known as the University of North-West, Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education and the Sebokeng Campus of Vista University these are the establishments that melted together.
 
There are a lot of tourist attractions on the different campuses of the NWU but here at the Potchefstroom campus (almost 147 Years) the different attraction is:
 
The “Kalfyn” (infront of mainbuilding F5)
 

The history of the North-West University all begins in 2004 when the three parties melted together to for the North-West University. Known as the University of North-West, Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education and the Sebokeng Campus of Vista University these are the establishments that melted together.
 
There are a lot of tourist attractions on the different campuses of the NWU but here at the Potchefstroom campus (almost 147 Years) the different attraction is :
 
 The Main Building (Law Building F5) :
 

The Botanical Garden was originally created in the 1960’s for the use of the plants for learning and research purposes. Later by 1982 the garden was opened to the public after the garden was upgraded and developed by different personnel of the NWU. At the moment the Botanical Garden is estimated to have a span of almost 3 hectares. The most inhabitants of plant species are indigenous to South Africa but a small amount of exotic plant species is also situated in the garden.

ZZ2 is a South African farming enterprise operating in the Limpopo Province, as well as in the Western Cape, Eastern Cape, Gauteng and Namibia.