Plonkit: Southern Africa Spotlight

Question 1

Answer 1

If you see Portuguese text in Eswatini, you are most likely in the small town of Lomahasha.

NOTE: This is because of its proximity to Mozambique, where Portuguese is spoken.

Question 2

Answer 2

You can recognise the Mlawula Nature Reserve thanks to the narrow dirt tracks, tall grass and overall savannah landscape.

Question 3

Answer 3

The MR8 in Southeastern Eswatini straddling the South African border is recognisable because of this distinct ridge to the east.

Question 4

Answer 4

The MR3 from Manzini to the South African border is divided by metal and stone guardrails, making it recognisable.

HINT: This road is the only divided highway found in Eswatini.

Question 5

Answer 5

The MR3 South of Ngomane can be recognized thanks to flatness, long dry grass and the dirt on the camera.