pretty part of the province flanked to the west by the Magaliesburg mountain range and to the northwest the Cradle of Humankind. Places of interest and of noteworthy historical value in the immediate vicinity include: Graves of the fallen British soldiers during the culmination of the Jameson Raid. Mining Commissioner and Telegraph Offices in Kocksoord. The Randfontein Show is an annual event that was first held in February 1987 and is now held in February/March of each year. The largest show of its kind in western Gauteng, it plays host to live entertainment, family fun, and many things to taste, see and do. The Randfontein Show is the fifth largest event of its kind in South Africa and reaches attendances of over 110,000 annually. The show takes place at the Greenhills Sport Stadium to the west of the Randfontein Golf Course. The Show was cancelled for the first time in 2021 due to COVID-19 restrictions. In 2022 the Show was also cancelled due to COVID-19, and as of 2023 there is no longer a Randfontein Show. Slightly further afield are: Krugersdorp Game Reserve, Krugersdorp West (15 km) Hector Pieterson Memorial Museum, Orlando West (16 km) Sterkfontein Caves, Hekpoort (19 km) Walter Sisulu Bontanical Gardens, Roodepoort (19 km) Maropeng Visitor Centre, Hekpoort (26 km) Blaauwbank Historical Gold Mine, Magaliesburg (26 km) Magaliesburg town centre (26 km) Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site, Hekpoort (26 km) Hartbeespoort Dam and surrounds (75 km) Hartbeespoort Cableway, Hartbeespoort (80 km) Law and Government Government A number of government departments have their regional offices in Randfontein. This includes SARS (Stubbs Street), SASSA (Stubbs Street), Department of Labour (Main Reef Road), and Department of Home Affairs (Main Reef Road). Being smaller offices than those in the bigger centres they are relatively efficient and used by members of the public from far afield. Crime Randfontein's crime is characterized by petty theft, drugs, and prostitution. The huge area covered by the smallholdings is difficult to police and is a haven for drug dealers. Often news reports cover drug busts on the West Rand and in more cases than not the dealers or smugglers are found in rural Randfontein. Violent crime is on the increase with two gruesome murders in October 2014 that rocked the town. In 2017 Randfontein was listed as one of the Top 30 most crime-ridden areas in South Africa, based on crimes reported to their local