Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Waterval is a residential township in front of Elim Hospital in the former Gazankulu homeland, situated alongside the R578 road (South Africa) to Giyani. It is in the district of Hlanganani, it was proclaimed as a township in 1983 by the former Gazankulu homeland. It has a population of more than 20 000 people, Waterval also form part of Nhjakanhjaka Traditional Authority. The Hlanganani Regional Court for the District of Hlanganani (wrongly called "Waterval Magistrate Courts"), South African post office, the historic Elim Hospital, Waterval Police Station, Hubyeni Shopping Centre, and the new Elim Mall are situated in Waterval. Prior to the Swiss encounter, Chief Nhjakanhjaka exercised authority in the area. When Apartheid ended in 1994, this western Portion of Gazankulu, known as a Tsonga "finger" during the 1950s until the late 1960s by the Apartheid officials, the Department of Bantu Affairs and Development (the BAD), was shifted to Makhado Local Municipality and now form part of Vhembe District Municipality in the Limpopo province of South Africa.. }
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- Waterval abstract "Waterval is a residential township in front of Elim Hospital in the former Gazankulu homeland, situated alongside the R578 road (South Africa) to Giyani. It is in the district of Hlanganani, it was proclaimed as a township in 1983 by the former Gazankulu homeland. It has a population of more than 20 000 people, Waterval also form part of Nhjakanhjaka Traditional Authority. The Hlanganani Regional Court for the District of Hlanganani (wrongly called "Waterval Magistrate Courts"), South African post office, the historic Elim Hospital, Waterval Police Station, Hubyeni Shopping Centre, and the new Elim Mall are situated in Waterval. Prior to the Swiss encounter, Chief Nhjakanhjaka exercised authority in the area. When Apartheid ended in 1994, this western Portion of Gazankulu, known as a Tsonga "finger" during the 1950s until the late 1960s by the Apartheid officials, the Department of Bantu Affairs and Development (the BAD), was shifted to Makhado Local Municipality and now form part of Vhembe District Municipality in the Limpopo province of South Africa.".