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Gauteng - Still South Africa's hotspot

Take a spot survey from a cross-section of South Africans across the country and the popular opinion of Gauteng is that it is still the business centre of South Africa with some factors coming to mind like fast-paced, traffic jams, small businesses, social in lifestyle, money-flow gateway for South Africa.

Indeed, it is the commercial epicenter of the country, possibly the continent; the hub that drives the South Africa’s and Africa’s wheels of economy.

Gauteng is strategically positioned within South Africa and between all major cities like Cape Town , Nelspruit, Bloemfontein and KZN. 75% of trade flow and possibly money flow will go through Gauteng in some form.

Gateway to Africa – Gauteng is again strategically positioned in the Northern Region of South Africa to access all neighbouring countries from and infrastructure.

International Gatekeeper and hub for international trade as well as international launchpad for travellers to and from South Africa.

Yet there is more to the Gauteng region than business, with a wide range of attractions and activities to offer residents and visitors alike. Be it road trips to neighbouring states such as the ever-popular Mozambique, Botswana and Zimbabwe or lapping up what the region has to offer.

Residents of the region enjoy the offering at their leisure, the perfect weekend breakaway to charge batteries which may have been depleted during the week.

Historical attractions which are the must-see for all include:

The Cradle of Humankind

A short 45-minute drive from Pretoria, the Cradle of Humankind is a strip of twelve dolomite limestone caves which contains the fossilised remains of ancient forms of animals, plants and hominids. The dolomites in which the caves formed, started out as coral reefs in a warm, shallow sea approximately 2.3 million years ago.

The Apartheid Museum

Telling the story of the human spirit triumphing over adversity, the Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg is a must see to appreciate the country’s history. A mere 15 minutes from OR Tambo Airport, the Museum successfully illustrates the rise and fall of Apartheid, from its inception in 1948 to its demise in 1994.

The Nelson Mandela Bridge

The largest cable-stayed bridge in South Africa, the 284-metre-long Nelson Mandela Bridge was opened by Madiba himself in 2003. It covers 40 railway tracks and links the Constitution Hill precinct to Braamfontein. The bridge carries two lanes of motor-vehicle traffic, two sidewalks for pedestrians, and a bicycle lane. A bicycle ride across the bridge taking in the wide array of artworks decorating buildings along the route is highly recommended.

The Union Buildings

Positioned at the top of Meintjies Kop, the Union Buildings overlook the City of Pretoria and is the seat of the South African Government and house the Offices of the President of SA. Designed by Sir Herbert Baker and built from light sandstone in a semi-circular formation. The grounds incorporate various monuments and statues and its gardens are asight which cannot be missed.

Freedom Park

A 52ha heritage precinct located in Salvokop, Freedom Park is a site of remembrance honouring the fallen soldiers of South Africa. It incorporates the almost 700-metre-long Wall of Names, which displays the names of over 75,000 soldiers.

Walter Sisula Botanical Gardens

Situated in Roodepoort, the Walter Sisulu Botanical Gardens incorporates almost 300 hectares of landscaped and natural veld, a haven for a myriad species of birds, a popular picnic spot for many. The Gardens are home to over 600 plant species and 220 bird species, as well as several reptiles and small mammals such as antelope and jackal. The gardens offer a number of enthralling walks and a trail alongside the waterfall.

Gold Reef City

Still one of Gauteng’s more popular destinations, Gold Reef City is a theme-parked entertainment centre which include casinos to mine exploring. Traditional African music, dance and history is a popular offering the Gold Reef City.

There is a very small reflection of what Gauteng has to offer and why we as SAFR Moving Companies group have pulled out all the stops to help South Africans relocate homes within Gauteng as well as Nationally to and from all major cities like Cape Town, Durban, Bloemfontein, Port Elizabeth, Knysna, Nelspruit, Plettenberg, George.

Gauteng still has much to offer including excellent lifestyle values and so many other reasons why so many people are moving to Johannesburg, Pretoria and its surrounding Gauteng suburbs.

Relocating your home in Gauteng or to another SA city

Whether you are moving to, from, or within SA’s smallest province, Gauteng, SA Furniture Removals can guide you through the process, often an under-estimated process in terms of its challenges and processes.

Our removals operating staff undergo regular training to upgrade their skills as its imperative to us that we transfer and relocate your home safely and securely.

We also offer a storage, protective wrapping and packaging service to further relieve you of the stress of a move.

Call one of our professional consultants for an accurate quote which allows for accurate budgeting and planning from booking, packing, protecting and moving your home.

We have a specialised Shared-Load Removal service which is possibly the greatest savings tool on offer when travelling long distance to any of our South African cities. Why pay for empty space and return journeys when your commitment can be limited to space used within a service window?

We have service consultants dedicated to specific areas, their in-depth knowledge of the area of significant benefit to your move, be it within the boundaries of Gauteng or inter-city across South Africa.

Contact your dedicated removal consultant for your local Moving Company Services in Johannesburg, Pretoria Moving Company Services, Johannesburg Mini Removals, Regional Gauteng Moving Service Removals to discover the savings available to you.

Our six teams in Gauteng are allocated in the following zones:

Regionalised Moving Services & Teams in Jhb – Gauteng
North Gauteng – Pretoria – Centurion -Midrand – Fourways - Sandton
West Gauteng – Krugersdorp – Randburg – Roodepoort
East Gauteng – Kempton Park – Boksburg – Germiston – Brakpan- Alberton
South Gauteng – Vereeniging – VanderbijlPark – Meyerton

National Weekly Shared Load Furniture Removal Routes include:
Furniture Movers from Johannesburg to Cape Town
Furniture Movers from Jhb and Durban
Moving Company Services from Johannesburg to Port Elizabeth
Moving Company from Durban to Cape Town
Moving Company from Nelspruit to Cape Town
Furniture Movers from Durban to Johannesburg

5 Nov 2019 12:51

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