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Meaning 'place of peace', Limpopo's fast-growing capital city, Polokwane, possesses a vibrant mix of culture, history and heritage. As the city gears up for 2010, football supporters are eagerly awaiting the completion of the new Peter Mokaba Stadium – Limpopo's 2010 match venue. Other enhancements to the host city include a R165-million road infrastructure upgrade that will improve access to the stadium, fan parks, training grounds, accommodation and the city's wealth of attractions. An integrated transport system will benefit the entire region and Polokwane International Airport, the city's domestic air travel hub, recently underwent a R30-million upgrade. Located a stone's throw from the northern Kruger National Park, accommodation at Skukuza, Berg en Dal and Pretoriuskop camps has been allocated exclusively for 2010 - so up your holiday game plan and stay on to experience the magic of the African bush.




Polokwane White Rhino, Kapama Game Reserve, Limpopo



Game Drive Mapungubwe Hill

Through major improvements to its host city, Limpopo's ambitions to accelerate its economy and reduce poverty are becoming a reality. And its goal is to be green too, by using alternative and renewable energy sources wherever possible and implementing sustainable water, sanitation and waste management plans. The city is investing in CCTV cameras, crowd and disaster management facilities and a dedicated 2010 police station - echoing the South African Government's commitment to safety and security for all our visitors in 2010. The State will spend around R665-million on hi-tech security equipment, including aircraft and helicopters; while a further R640-million will fund 41 000 officers with event-specific training for the tournament. Nationwide, general police numbers will more than treble, from 55 000 to over 190 000. South Africa set the international benchmark for large-event security with the World Summit on Sustainable Development in 2002, so visiting football lovers are safe to devote all their attention to enjoying the football and the region's awesome game parks, heritage sites, scenic landscapes and eco-adventures.

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