Rustenburg, South Africa
South Africa
Rustenburg, South Africa connects to 4871 places across 20 topics through 94 Bunkabop connections, led by sports, government, and industry. The city was one of the official host cities of the 2010 FIFA World Cup and shares many connections with Cape Town, Pretoria, and Johannesburg. Platinum mining, which began in 1929 following Hans Merensky's discovery of the Merensky Reef, anchors the industrial cluster. The Reformed Churches in South Africa was also founded here in 1859.
Reformed Churches in South Africa
Connects Rustenburg, South Africa to: Wanderers View | Postmasburg
Louise Carver (South African singer)
Connects Rustenburg, South Africa to: South Africa | Cape Town, South Africa
Walt Steenkamp
Connects Rustenburg, South Africa to: Japan | Sagamihara, Japan
Bushveld Igneous Complex
Platinum group
Connects Rustenburg, South Africa to: Hesse | Mazabuka, Zambia
Hans Merensky
Connects Rustenburg, South Africa to: Oranjemund, Namibia | Alexander Bay, South Africa
Royal Bafokeng Stadium
Connects Rustenburg, South Africa to: Klerksdorp, South Africa | Phokeng
Friedel de Wet
Connects Rustenburg, South Africa to: India | South Africa | Durban, South Africa
Janette Deacon
Connects Rustenburg, South Africa to: Cape Town, South Africa | Western Cape | Stellenbosch, South Africa
Andrea Agathangelou
Connects Rustenburg, South Africa to: South Africa | Cyprus | Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union
Connects Rustenburg, South Africa to: South Africa | Mpumalanga | Marikana
Kennedy Tsimba
Connects Rustenburg, South Africa to: South Africa | Pretoria, South Africa | Harare, Zimbabwe | Bloemfontein, South Africa