• Our Location Waterberg, Limpopo

  • Send Us Mail molekwacpa@gmail.com

  • Call Us 083 815 1856

Waterberg bushveld landscape, Molekwa Community land
Molekwa Community land, Limpopo

Welcome to

Molekwa CPA

Molekwa CPA was established in 2007 following the successful return of land to the Molekwa Community.

Today, the Association represents a community with a strong connection to its land, history and cultural heritage. With more than 15,000 hectares of land already returned to the Molekwa Community, the Association is focused on responsible land development and creating long-term opportunities for the community.

Our development vision includes game farming, tourism, cattle farming, agriculture and the development of existing and future community assets.

15,000+

Hectares
of Community Land

Discover Our History
Game farming opportunities on Molekwa Community land

Game Farming

Development Priority 01
Tourism and hospitality opportunities in the Waterberg

Tourism & Hospitality

Existing Lodges & Growth 02
Cattle farming on Molekwa Community land

Cattle
Farming

Development Priority 03
Agriculture and crop farming on Molekwa Community land

Agriculture

Productive Land Use 04

Our Land


More Than 15,000 Hectares of Opportunity

The land represents more than an asset. It is part of the community's heritage and provides a foundation for sustainable economic development. The Association is working towards the responsible development of its land through opportunities in:

Game Farming
Tourism & Hospitality
Cattle Farming
Agriculture & Cultivation
Conservation
Community Development & Strategic Partnerships

Explore Our Development Vision
Hectares of Land Returned
Association Established
Community Values
Development Focus Areas
Grey Lourie (Mokwenete), the bird that symbolises the Molekwa Community

The Molekwa Symbol

The Grey Lourie — A Symbol of Our Community

The Molekwa CPA logo features the Grey Lourie (Mokwenete), a bird commonly found around the Mathubaditšhilo and Thababodiba Mountains, the Dikgalaopa Valleys and surrounding areas of Skaapvlakate.

For the Molekwa Community, the Grey Lourie represents values that are central to our identity: Peace. Trust. Love. Integrity. Tolerance. Compassion.

The bird represents the relationship between the community, its heritage and the land that has been returned to its people.

Be Part of the Molekwa Journey

The future of Molekwa is built on its people, its land and its heritage. Whether you are looking to learn more about the Association, explore development opportunities or engage with the community, we welcome meaningful and responsible engagement.

Contact the Association Learn More About Molekwa