city is considered the premier hunting destination in South Africa. Commerce The city hosts several major industries such as Coca-Cola, Freshmark (a division of Shoprite Checkers), and South African Breweries. As the capital of the Limpopo province, the city also has a large commercial area with the four largest banks in the country all having at least three branches in the city. The city was well known for its manufacturing facility in Seshego of Tempest radios and hi-fis, the largest employer in the region. Education Tertiary education The Tshwane University of Technology, Capricorn TVET College, and the University of South Africa have satellite campuses in the city. The University of Limpopo's Turfloop campus is situated about 30 km east of Polokwane. Shopping malls Limpopo Mall Savannah Mall Cycad Center Seshego Circle Platinum Park Thornhill Shopping Center Mall of the North Sister cities Pietersburg/Polokwane is a sister city with: Reggio Emilia, Italy Bulawayo, Zimbabwe Notable people Mvzzle, DJ and record producer known for producing Umlilo by DJ Zinhle Lyndon Ferns, Olympic gold-medalist and former world record swimmer Tlou Segolela, professional football player Retief Goosen, professional golfer who was in the top ten in the Official World Golf Ranking for over 250 weeks between 2001 and 2007 Lucas Malan, Afrikaans academic and poet Julius Malema, leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters and former ANC Youth League president Isaac Lesiba Maphotho, anti-apartheid activist, African National Congress (ANC) member and Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) veteran Victor Matfield, former South African national rugby team captain Peter Mokaba, controversial anti-apartheid activist Gift Ngoepe, professional baseball player Caster Semenya, middle-distance runner and world champion John Smit, former South African national rugby team captain Marthinus van Schalkwyk, former Minister of Tourism in the Cabinet of South Africa Frederik van Zyl Slabbert, political analyst, businessman and politician Dr Goolam Mahomed Hassen Mayet, medical doctor, social and religious activist - the first non-white medical professional to have been employed by the then Pietersburg Provincial Hospital, who later went on to practice medicine for over 50 years in the city. Coats of arms Municipal (1) By 1931, the Pietersburg municipal council had assumed a pseudo-heraldic "coat of arms". The shield depicted a crossed pick and shovel, two crossed wheatsheaves, and the date 1904 surrounded by a rib and bearing the motto Labor omnia vincit. The crest was an ostrich. Municipal (2) A proper coat of arms was designed in the 1960s.