• KwaMhlanga,
• Kwaggafontein,
• Siyabuswa,
• Greater Marble Hall,
• Greater Groblersdal,
• Stoffberg,
• Roossenekal and many other small villages and townships.

It will also pass through two District Municipalities,

• the Nkangala District Municipality and
• the Greater Sekhukhune District Municipality.

The general Route area is located about 100km northeast of Pretoria, South Africa’s capital city situated in Gauteng Province, the smallest yet the richest province in the country.

The Route will be in what was once called the “KwaNdebele Homeland”, which the area was given to the Ndebele people by the apartheid government in its failed Bantustan policy. There are other tribes such as the Pedi, and Bantwana (an offshoot of the Tswana tribe) living in the area, and this Route highlights their cultures preserved through the ages.

It historically tells of the struggle of these indigenous people to maintain their culture and their heritage against tremendous odds. This Route is about how the people here decided to work together despite their differences in order to make the region a prosperous one from a tourist point of view in the interests of sustainable economic growth. There could not be a better way to unite these people than by the name they chose to be known by, Kamoka, which means together.

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