The Groot Letaba River headwater streams originate in the Drakensberg Escarpment, descending in long runs with an occasional riffle or pool, mostly in the Limpopo province of South Africa .
5-907: At the higher level, the Broederstroom River , Politsi River , Debengeni River , Letsitele River , and Thabina River , join the Groot Letaba. Lower down, the Molototsi River (a seasonal stream) and Nsama River join before the Nsami Dam . Just before the Kruger National Park the Klein Letaba River flows into the river. From here, the combined rivers are simply known as the Letaba River . More than 20 major dams have been constructed in
10-708: A river in South Africa is a stub . You can help Misplaced Pages by expanding it . Molototsi River The Molototsi River is a non-perennial river that runs amongst villages in Bolobedu , South Africa . It ascends from a village called Bodupe and flows to the Modjadji Dam in Ga-Matswi. It then flows down to join the Great Letaba River near the Kruger National Park . Molototsi is one of
15-666: The Groot Letaba River catchment. The Tzaneen Dam on the Groot Letaba River and the Middle Letaba Dam are the two largest dams in the Limpopo Province. Other large dams in the catchment include the Ebenezer Dam , Magoebaskloof Dam , Nsami Dam and Modjadji Dam . 23°39′S 31°09′E / 23.650°S 31.150°E / -23.650; 31.150 This article related to
20-423: The activity, youth from all the 24 villages under Dzumeri used to converge every weekend around the '' old deep tank'' aka dibini ra khale part of the river. They would party and indulge in booze. The Regent Chief barred this practice after a young girl from Ndhambi Village died mysteriously while socializing with others. During the dry months, youth around Bolobedu organize beach football near Skhiming Village where
25-711: The sandy rivers in Limpopo Province . There are many farms surrounding the river's valley these farming activities are mostly growing vegetables like tomatoes, pumpkins, peppers, and potatoes. Some notable farms include Mabodyane Cooperative, operated in the Ga-Mothele Village by Tsakani David Mukansi and others. In the Ka-Dzumeri area, prior to the Late Regent Chief Thompson Masirheni Mabunda abolishing
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