Impakwe

The Impakwe flows through the dry country near the Ramokgwebana, on the southern approaches to the Zimbabwean plateau. Close to a crossing of the river stands old dry-stone masonry, part of the widespread tradition of building without mortar in this region. The remains were described as a many-sided structure of carefully laid granite blocks, with courses resembling the herringbone work found at other stone-built centres farther across the plateau.