What is "indermark"

Indermark (also known as "'Ga-Letlalo'") is a village in the Capricorn District Municipality in the Limpopo province of South Africa. The village is situated in the Blouberg Local Municipality.

The settlement is approximately 89 km north-west of Polokwane, on the route to Vivo. The corruption of Indermark,Is what keeps moving the village back. The hospital that people depend on is now known as Helen-Franz hospital. The hospital offers basic primary health care and is not know for a high quality of care. Indeed, it has some of the highest mortality rates in the region and is referred to by elders as "the hospital of the end of human life".

When Venda obtained its independence in 1979, all non-venda speaking people were relocated to Indermark under the leadership of Lehotlo Phillip Moshokoa. However, even some Venda speakers joined in the exodus and remain part and parcel of the community. Entrepreneurs like "M.D Kobe" (Who later fought for leadership of the village with Moshokoa), ".N.W Letlalo", "Theka" and "Nkoana", opened trading stores to serve the village. By doing so they created employment opportunities for the local residents. Indermark is now one of the fastest-developing rural areas in the province.

The place is also known for its diverse people from Ga-Mmalebogo, Mogwadi, Venda and other places. It is under the rule of Kgoši Kgolo Maleboho.