of Technology has a campus located in Ga-Rankuwa Zone 2. The campus was formerly known as Setlogelo Technikon and was renamed after merging with the former Pretoria Technikon and Technikon Northern Gauteng (TNG). Health care Ga-Rankuwa has the second largest hospital in South Africa which is Dr. George Mukhari Academic Hospital. The public hospital serves as a teaching hospital as it shares its facilities with the Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University formerly known as the Medical University of South Africa), which was the first black medical school and produces the largest number of new medical doctors in South Africa . Transport Railway PRASA operates the Metrorail train commuter service, that connects Ga-Rankuwa to the Pretoria railway station and on to Germiston and Johannesburg Park Station, as well as to the East Rand, Soweto and Vereeniging. Sport Ga-Rankuwa is home to Ga-Rankuwa United Football club which was once part of the Vodacom League. Their home stadium, Odi Stadium is situated in the neighboring suburb of Mabopane. Places of interest There are a number of places of interest in and around the suburb. Here are some of the most notable ones. SixViews Mountain Activities Community outreach Ga-Rankuwa Workshop for the blind known as Itireleng. YMCA Ga-Rankuwa Ga-Rankuwa Hospice at Ga-Rankuwa Unit 4 Notable residents Mpho Mothibe Ben Dikobe SJJ Lesolang Charles Daniel Marivate J M Masilo Tim Modise Gomolemo Mokae Precious Moloi-Motsepe Sam Motsuenyane Mamokgethi Setati Dan Setshedi Zacharia Tolo Katlego Danke Patrice Motsepe References External links Municipality Contact Details Townships in Gauteng Populated places in the City of Tshwane