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Jozini has a comparative advantage in terms of its favorable location near the N2 and its abundant natural features, which are potential tourism assets.
Tourism has been prioritized as the major economic development opportunity and its success is dependent on local community initiatives as well as the natural beauty of the surounding landscape.
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Jozini is also regarded as the Adventure Paradise. Experience the hiking at the Ghost Mountain and at the Border Cave. Canoeing at Muzi Pan, Fig Forest Walk at Mkuze Game Reserve. Game drives at Mkuze and Ndumo Game Reserve.
Experience the historical expose at King Dingaans Grave and Ghost Mountain. Lebombo Mountains and the conserved Lebombo Nature Reserve will spoil you with its natural beauty. Dont miss Usuthu Gorge, a place of interest where three countries meet (Mozambique, Swaziland & South Africa).
In Jozini dam, catch fish at the home of the tiger fishing. Enjoy music of more than 800 species of birds in Ndumo Game Reserve.
Places of Interest
Jozini municipality
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Jozini
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Tel (+27) 35 572 1292
Fax (+27) 35 572 1266
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Jozini has a comparative advantage in terms of its favorable location near the N2 and its abundant natural features, which are potential tourism assets.Tourism has been prioritized as the major economic development opportunity and its success is dependent on local community initiatives as well as the natural beauty of the surounding landscape.
There is inherent potential for tourism in the many cultural, natural and historical sites, among them Dingaan�s Grave and Border Cave (Historical), Lebombo Mountains, Mkuze and Ndumo Game Reserve, Hlathikhulu Forest and Usuthu Gorge (Natural) and Jozini Bridge as a man-made attraction.
Jozini municipality
P/Bag x028
Jozini
3969
Tel (+27) 35 572 1292
Fax (+27) 35 572 1266
eMail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
The most recent launch in the Small Town Rehabilitation Project, took place in Jozini on Tuesday, 5 April 2011.
Tthe MEC for Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs, Ms Nomusa Dube, who delivered the keynote address, handed over a cheque to the value of R6,9 million to the Mayor of the Jozini Local Municipality, Cllr TP Madlopha-Mthethwa, for use in the development of the town. MEC Dube also officially opened a Thusong Service Centre in the town.
The launch is expected to contribute to the employment creation initiative of government, and was joyfully welcomed by the local community.
Local people will no longer have to travel long distances for simple services such as the acquisition of birth and death certificates or applications for state grants.
Dube said: "May 18 is the opportunity for you to elect your representatives, whose sole responsibility will be to service you. I hope that you will not elect lazy councillors"
"We want people who will ensure that municipalities are transformed into centres of development. We want people who are soldiers of development"
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