Web design in Gauteng by an award-winning South African studio.

Africa's largest economy and the commercial capital of the continent

the financial heart of Africa, home to the JSE and most Big-Four professional firms

South Africa's administrative capital and home to over 130 foreign embassies

the tech corridor between Johannesburg and Pretoria

the strategic midpoint between South Africa's two largest cities, anchored by Waterfall City

a west-Joburg residential and commercial hub serving over 300,000 households

one of the most historically significant and culturally vibrant townships on the African continent

gateway to the Cradle of Humankind UNESCO World Heritage Site

East Rand industrial and logistics hub right next to OR Tambo International

East Rand family city with strong manufacturing roots and the famous lakes

the airport city of South Africa, home to OR Tambo International

one of South Africa's oldest and most important industrial cities

the Vaal Triangle steel city on the Vaal River

a 1888 gold-rush town on the far East Rand that reinvented itself around steel and engineering once the shallow reefs were worked out

one of the largest and most politically significant townships on the East Rand, scarred by the early-1990s hostel violence yet now anchored by one of Gauteng's busiest taxi economies

a leafy, established Ekurhuleni town of golf estates and shopping centres that reads as distinctly more affluent and residential than the industrial suburbs surrounding it

a small Victorian-era mining village built around the mine that produced the largest gem-quality diamond ever found, now trading on heritage tourism as much as on kimberlite

one of South Africa's oldest townships and Nelson Mandela's first Johannesburg home, packed so densely along the Jukskei River that it sits almost within sight of Sandton's skyline

a deep-level gold-mining town built above some of the deepest mine shafts on Earth, and equally known for the sinkholes that mining-induced dolomite instability leaves behind

one of Gauteng's oldest black townships, founded in the early 1900s on freehold land that gave residents property rights most other townships were denied

an industrial Midvaal town on the R59 corridor whose economy runs on glass and steel plants feeding the wider Vaal manufacturing belt

a sprawling Vaal township organised into numbered zones, remembered for the 1990 massacre and decades of resistance that made it a flashpoint of the anti-apartheid struggle

a leafy Ekurhuleni suburb whose fortunes are tied to next-door OR Tambo International, making it a favourite base for corporate travellers and airline staff

a quiet farming-and-gold town on the Gauteng/North West border, named after French WWI general Ferdinand Foch and still living between the mine shaft and the maize field

a Mogale City township still grappling with the radioactive Tudor Shaft mine-dump legacy, but equally known for the football talent that has come out of its dusty pitches

an East Rand township established in the 1950s whose boxing gyms have produced a string of provincial and national amateur champions

a West Rand mining town whose century-old gold seams are largely worked out, pushing its economy steadily toward agriculture and light industry

a farming town built around its dam and boating community, now also home to one of Africa's largest biogas plants turning feedlot waste into power for nearby industry

a sprawling Ekurhuleni township born from 1960s forced removals, now reshaped in part by the Sky City mixed-income housing project on its edge

one of Gauteng's youngest and fastest-growing settlements, established in 1988 purely to absorb the housing overflow that Soweto could no longer contain

a former Bophuthatswana administrative town that has become Tshwane's health-sciences hub, anchored by a major teaching hospital and medical university rather than by the homeland-era government offices it was built for