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1. THE CITY OF GOLD

2. General Information
Introduction
Geography
Cityscape
Climate
Economy
Communication & Media
Sports & Stadiums
Transportation
Education
Museums in Johannesburg

3. • Country South Africa
• Province Gauteng
• Established 1886
• Mayor Amos Mason do
• Area - City 1,644.96 km2
• Population(2007) City 3,888,180
• Time zone SAST (UTC+2)
• Area code 011

4. Johannesburg also known as Jozi or Jo'burg ,
is the largest city in South Africa.
Johannesburg is the provincial capital of
Gauteng, the wealthiest province in South
Africa.
 It is linked with several metropolitan areas &
abbreviated as JHB.
The city is the source of a large-scale gold
and diamond trade & hence known as the
city of Gold.

5.  Johannesburg is located in the eastern
plateau area of South Africa known as the
Highveld, at an elevation of 1,753 meters
(5,751 ft).
 Area of the City is 1,644.96 km2(635.1sqmi)
 The city is the source of a large-scale gold
and diamond trade, due to its location on the
mineral-rich Witwatersrand range of hills.

6. City Scape
 Johannesburg is one of the most modern
and prosperous cities in South Africa.
 It is the hub of commercial, financial,
industrial, and mining undertakings of
South Africa.
 Johannesburg is part of a larger urban
region. It is closely linked with several
other metropolitan areas.

7. Views Of Johannesburg

8. Climate
 Johannesburg city enjoys a dry, sunny climate.
 Temperatures in Johannesburg are usually fairly mild
due to the city's high altitude.
Max. temp 25.6 °C (78.1 °F)
 Min. temp 4.1 °C (39.4 °F)
 Johannesburg has over ten million trees and it is
now the biggest man-made forest in the world,
followed by Graskop in Mpumalanga.

9.  Religion % of total
 Christianity 79.8 %
 Islam 1.5 %
 Hinduism 1.2 %
 Judaism 0.2 %
 Other beliefs 0.6 %
 No religion 15 %
 Undetermined 1.4 %

10. • Johannesburg offers visitors a rich array of events and festivals
throughout the year that highlight its unique cultural identity and
history.
• FNB Dance Umbrella
• RAND SHOW
• Jozi Adventure Challenge Series
• Newtown Diwali Festival
• Jazz Festival
• Arts Alive Festival
• Oppikoppi Easter MUSIC Festival
• Sasol Scifest
• National Arts Festival
• Christmas in Johannesburg is one of the much awaited festivals in
Johannesburg.

11. JAZZ FESTIVAL

13. • Parks and gardens in Johannesburg are
maintained by Johannesburg City Parks.
– Johannesburg Botanical Garden
– Pioneer Park
– James & Ethel Gray Park
– River Park
– Rose Park
– Saxonwold
– Gold reef city

14. View of Johannesburg Parks

15. • Johannesburg is one of the world's leading
financial centers and it is the economic and
financial hub of South Africa, producing 16% of
South Africa's gross domestic product.
• In a 2007 survey, Johannesburg ranked 47 out of
50 top cities in the world as a worldwide centre
of commerce (the only city in Africa).
• It includes heavy industries like steel & cement
plants. Johannesburg has Africa's largest stock
exchange, the JSE.

17.  The Rand is the currency of South Africa.
The Rand has the symbol "R" and is
subdivided into 100 cents.
 1 Rand = 12 rupees

19. • The city is home to several media groups which
own a number of newspaper and magazine
titles.
• Beeld is a leading Afrikaans newspaper while
the City Press is a Sunday newspaper.
• Radio stations
• YFM
• Metro FM
• Talk Radio 702
• Highveld Stereo
• Classic FM.

20. • Johannesburg has 4 Major
Cellular
Telecommunications
operators.
• Vodacom
• MTN Group
• Cell C
• Virgin Mobile
• The city has two television
towers. The Hillbrow
Tower and the Sentech
Tower

21. • Following are the main Theatres of
Johannesburg.
• The Market Theatre complex
• The Johannesburg Civic Theatre
• It is South Africa's foremost "receiving
house" of live entertainment—
presenting world class theatre, both local
and international.

23. Sports
• Johannesburg's most popular sports by
participation are association football, cricket,
rugby union , horse racing and Running.
• The city has several football clubs such as the
Premier Soccer League (PSL) and the National
First Division
• Several large scale league and cup
games are played at Soccer city
stadium the venue of the
 2010 FIFA World Cup final.

24. Scorer City Stadium

25. • In cricket, the Highveld Lions represents
Johannesburg.
• Wanderers Stadium which was the venue
for the 2003 Cricket World Cup Final in
which Australia successfully defended
their title.
• Johannesburg also hosted matches for
the final of the ICC World Twenty20, in
which India beat Pakistan in the final.

26. Wanderers Stadium

27. • Following are the names of famous shopping
mall in Johannesburg.
• Hyde Park Corner
• Estage mall
• Montecasino mall
• Fourwayssmall mall
• Bright water comman mall
• Sandton central mall

29. • Transport is carried out in Johannesburg by
several ways.
• Johannesburg is served by Oliver Reginald
Tambo International Airport for both
domestic and international flights.
• Other airports include Rand Airport, Grand
Central Airport, and Lanseria

31. FREE WAYS
 Ground transportation has been the most important
method of transporting people and goods in and
out of the city
 One of Africa's most famous "beltways" or ring roads
is the Johannesburg Ring Road.
 Town Transport is also carried by buses & trains .

32. • Johannesburg has a well-developed higher education
system of both private and public universities
• University of the Witwatersrand
• University of Johannesburg
• Monash University
• Johannesburg also has one of several film schools in
the country, one of which has won an Academy Award
for Best Foreign Student Film in 2006.
• There are numerous primary and high schools in the
region.

33. Witwatersrand
university
Educational Institutions

34. • The Following is a list of the museums in
Johannesburg.
• Adler Museum of Medicine
• Apartheid museum
• Constitution Hill
• Hector Peterson Museum
• James Hall Transport Museum
• Johannesburg Art Gallery
• Origins Centre Museum

35. Pics Of Museum

36. Apar t f rom the gorgeous weather ,
spectacular geography and fantas t ic
people, South Af r ica al so has 12
publ ic hol idays .
 1 January New Year's Day.
 21 March Human Rights Day.
 21 March Good Well Day.
 24 March Family Day.
 27 April Freedom Day.
 28 April Public holiday.
 1 May Workers Day.
 2 May School holiday.
 16 June Youth Day.
 9 August National Women's Day.
 25 December Christmas Day .
 26 December Day of Goodwill.

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38. • The famous people of Johannesburg including
a number of politicians, economists,
businessman, academicians, musicians and
artists have contributed towards the
development of the city with their immense
talent and skill.

39. • Johannesburg is a city of astonishing contrasts where wealth and
poverty live side by side: Johannesburg is the dynamic heart of this
turbulent country
• Johannesburg, 'the city of gold' is by far the largest city in South
Africa. it has wealth, energy and a beautiful climate. Johannesburg
has lots to offer.
• It has a superb climate, excellent infrastructure, world class hotels,
superb restaurants and shopping malls & fascinating museums.
• Johannesburg is Africa's most dynamic and well develop city.

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