Education and Schools in Rustenburg, North West

If you’re moving to Rustenburg, South Africa you need to take into account the economic strife the country is under. Basic essentials such as water and electricity aren’t accessible by many following political imbalances that affect normal tax paying citizens on the ground. Besides this ordeal, Rustenburg is a fast paced growing town that’s quickly taking the shape of your metropolitan cities. Public transport is accessible, shopping malls are closer to homes than before, medical institutions (private and public) are also at reasonable reach as well as schools. And no, for the love of all that is good, we do not have wildlife roaming our streets. We are not in the bundus and that would be plain ignorant to think so. If you want to see wildlife, like a normal person, you’d have to pay for a game reserve vacation or trip to a destination of your choice and spend time there. Apart from anything else, I hope this helps a little in making a sound decision.

My city is a quiet and pleasant place. We don’t have a massive nor highly developed infrastructure but we do have one of South Africa’s greatest entertainment and gambling resort. We do pride ourselves on our low crime rate, great schooling system and authentic South African living.

Is a very small city and too much movement. Crime rate is very high and there are lot of street kids. Job opportunities are very low and the cost of essential is very high. Private Schools are very expensive and public one have no resources. The lifestyle is unique.