police stations across the 17 community-reported categories. Infrastructure Transport Road The R28 is a regional route connecting Krugersdorp with Vereeniging that passes through Randfontein (called Main Reef Road through central Randfontein) while the R41 connects Randfontein with Johannesburg. The R559 connects Randfontein with Carletonville and Lenasia. Air Randfontein is served by two international airports, namely the OR Tambo International Airport in Kempton Park to the east and Lanseria International Airport north-east. Rail The main national Johannesburg/Cape Town railway line cuts through Randfontein although the daily train does not stop at the Randfontein station. This line also doubles as the metro rail line which serves the Witwatersrand between Randfontein in the west and Springs in the east, a road distance of about . Health Systems Two primary hospitals serve the Randfontein area, Robinson Hospital and Sir Albert Medical Centre. Robinson Hospital (Hospital Street) is a private hospital and part of the Lifecare Health group. The hospital boasts 109 beds and 4 theatres with a 24-hour accident and emergency unit. Sir Albert Medical Centre (Ward Street Extension) is also a private hospital and was initially focused on mine-related illnesses and diseases but has subsequently become a general private hospital. In July 2013 it was renovated and renamed the Lenmed Health Randfontein Private Hospital. Most road signs call it just Randfontein Private Hospital. Notable people Thapelo Morena: Mamelodi Sundowns footballer playing in the PSL David Goldblatt: photographer born in Randfontein 29 November 1930; died 25 June 2018. Of Lithuanian parents. Jaco van der Walt: professional rugby player for Scottish side Edinburgh Rugby Patrick Ntsoelengoe: OIS (26 February 1952[1] – 8 May 2006) was a South African football (soccer) player who is widely considered as one of the greatest the country has ever produced. He is also a member of the National Soccer Hall of Fame in the United States. Ace Khuse: retired professional soccer player, he played for Kaizer Chiefs and also played abroad in Turkey for Gençlerbirliği. Neil Sandilands: notable actor, director, screenwriter, producer, film editor, and cinematographer. References External links Randfontein Municipality Official website Publicity Association Populated places in the Rand West City Local Municipality Mining communities in South Africa