the site of schools such as Hans Kekana Secondary School, Tipfuxeni Secondary school, Sikhululekile Secondary school, Hammanskraal high school,Boitshepo Secondary School,Ratshepo Secondary School,Makgetse Secondary School,Kgetse Ya Tsie Secondary School, Mphe Batho Primary School, Thabo Ya Batho Middle and Kgapamadi High School and many more. Maubane is a spatial area covering 7 villages in the Moretele Municipal area under the Chieftainship of Kgosi Phopholo Maubane, Site of schools such as Alfred Maubane Highschool, Mmatlhame Primary, Mmamarumo Primary, Bafedile Secondary school. The area also hosted a police training college which contributed to a large growth of black policemen in Apartheid South Africa during the late 1980s. Other areas of Hammanskraal governed by chiefs are Mathibestad and Makapanstad. The two are often a topic of conversation since there are people who believe the two do not fall under Hammanskraal while others believe strongly that they do. Mathibestad is under the governance of Bahwaduba, under Kgosi Mathibe. Makapanstad on the other hand is under the governance of Bakgatla, under Kgosi Makapan. It has been said that the chiefdom or Makapanstad is slowly transitioning into letting the larger government take over since Kgosi Boisi Makapan's death. One of his eldest sons Nchaupe had taken over for a while until unclear political grievances arose against him and his adviser. Notable people Kgosi Phopolo Maubane - ex Chairperson of The House of Traditional Leaders and the Chief of Bakgatla Ba-Mocha in the Maubane village, North of Hammanskraal. Herman Mashaba - Executive Mayor of Johannesburg under the Democratic Alliance (2017). Founder of hair care brand "Black Like Me", comes from Ramotse Aubrey Ngoma - Mamelodi Sundowns player and ex-Cape Town City player comes from a small town called Ramotse. Dr Malinga - Musician and Businessman Phetso Maphanga - Soccer star Zipporah Nawa, member of parliament Thapelo Aphiri, well known as ‘Javas’ in Scandal The Superduo, Musical artists from Majaneng Kgaogelo‘Decency’ Ntsweng - Musician References Populated places in the City of Tshwane University of Pretoria campus