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Government Gazette Report Eastern Cape DC10 - Cacadu [Western District] SURNAME FIRST NAMES AFFILIATED PARTY SEAT TYPE FLOOR CROSSING COMPLIANCE STATUS BEZUIDENHOUT DANIEL JOHANNES DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE/DEMOKRATIESE ALLIANSIE DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE CAWOOD JOSEPH DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE/DEMOKRATIESE ALLIANSIE DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE DE VOS DEON WESLEY SAM AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE FALTEIN NOSIPHO CYNTHIA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE FAXI PHINDILE PATRICK AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE HAWU NOMBULELO GRACE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE JACOBS VUYISILE GERALD AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE JONAS VINCENT SIMPHIWE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE JONES CECIL PETER DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE/DEMOKRATIESE ALLIANSIE DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE PHILLIPSON KEKANA KHUNJUZWA EUNICE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE LOSE ZOLILE ANDREW AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE LWANE VUMILE GLADMAN AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MANTLA ZONWABELE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MATETI MONICA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MBOLEKWA KHULULEKILE CECIL AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MVOKO GERALD MLUNGISI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE NORTJE ANDREAS LOUWRENS DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE/DEMOKRATIESE ALLIANSIE DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE PIETERS NONKQUBELA NTOMBOXOLO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE PLAATJIES HEIDIE LU-ANN AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE SWEPU MXOLISI SAMUEL AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE TSHUME KHAYALAKHE MICHAEL AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE VAN LINGEN ELIZABETH CHRISTINA DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE/DEMOKRATIESE ALLIANSIE DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE VANDA NOTIZI PHYLLIS AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE Date: 2007/09/19 08:35:08 AM Page: 1 of 328 WHISSON MICHAEL GEORGE DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE/DEMOKRATIESE ALLIANSIE DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE WILLIAMS OTTO MLINDI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE WONGANE MONGEZI WILSON AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE Eastern Cape DC12 - Amatole [Amatola District] SURNAME FIRST NAMES AFFILIATED PARTY SEAT TYPE FLOOR CROSSING COMPLIANCE STATUS ADONIS NTOMBOMZI LOUISA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE BOOI NCEDIWE FAITH AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE BOTHA JACOBUS PETRUS JOHANNES DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE/DEMOKRATIESE ALLIANSIE DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE DIKIMOLO SIZWE REUBEN AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE DLEPU THANDISIZWE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE DU PLESSIS SONNY ABRAHAM AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE DUBE NOKUKU PRINCESS AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE FUSA VERONICA NOMANGESI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE GANTOLO SIKHAYA RICHARD AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE GOTYANA-SIBINI NTOMBIZONKE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE GQEZENGELE SITHEMBISO ELVIS AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE HOBANA ZUKISA CHERYL AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE HOLIDAY VUYANI MICHAEL AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE JACOBS LAVERNE ELINOR VANESSA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE JAKAVULA NOMAZIZI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE JANDA SAMKELO NICHOLAS AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE JULY THEMBISA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MAGAQA SANELE DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE/DEMOKRATIESE ALLIANSIE DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MAGOBIANE MBONELELI MICHAEL UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MAGODLA DALUXOLO DANIEL AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MALGHAS EDISON EDWIN KHANYISILE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MAMBU MANDISA CECILIA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MAPASA PATRICIA POZISWA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MASEBENI THEMBILE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MATI TOBEKA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE Date: 2007/09/19 08:35:08 AM Page: 2 of 328 MATIKA MHLELI DICKSON AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MAWISA THUNYIWE AGATHAR AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MAYEKISO MZONZIMA GEORGE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MBANE SIZEKA ANGEL AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MBOVANE FUDUKILE WILLIAM AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MCITEKA MONDE ORSMOND PAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS OF AZANIA DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MDYESHA BOMKAZI CYNTHIA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MDYOLO JEROME PAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS OF AZANIA DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MGEZI NOMIKI DOROTHY AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MKEBE SIVUYILE EDWIN AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MKOSANA VICTOR VELILE UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MLAMLA NONKAZIMLO PRIMROSE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MLOKOTI ZANDILE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MLONDLENI NTOMBEKAYA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MLONYENI SITHEMBELE DALUXOLO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MNGOMA ZAMUXOLO XOLANI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MONANI MNINAWA PATRICK AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MOYENI VITA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MPUPUSI REUN KOLISILE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MQOLO ZAMINDAWO ABNER UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MTONGANA MTOBELE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MZOZOYANA WELILE FREEMAN AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE NCITHA ZUKISWA VERONICA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE NCUME MALIXOLE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE NDLELENI TARBITA LUMKA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE NEALE-MAY HELEN ELIZABETH AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE NGWANE NOSIPO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE NOMBAMBA NTUNTA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE NTONTELA BONGANI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE NYOKANA ANDILE PAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS OF AZANIA DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE PAN NOMATAMSANQA DAPNE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE Date: 2007/09/19 08:35:08 AM Page: 3 of 328 PATI KAWULEZILE FREEDMAN AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE PIJOOS SANDRA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE QINA FEZEKA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE SHWENI SANNAH NONKOLISEKO DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE/DEMOKRATIESE ALLIANSIE DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE SINUKA NIKELWA ELIZABETH AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE SKOTANA MELEKILE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE SOMYO SAKHUMZI STOFFELS AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE STEVENS JENNIFER LYNN AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE THANDELA NIKIWE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE THOMPSON ISABEL DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE/DEMOKRATIESE ALLIANSIE DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE TOBOTI WATERS PAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS OF AZANIA DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE TOKWE LYDIA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE VALLABH DINESH DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE/DEMOKRATIESE ALLIANSIE DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE VOYI MFOWETHU ATWELL UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE VUMENDUNI MANDISA CLEOPATRA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE ZIMBA MAUREEN AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE ZWENI NONCEDO CAROLINE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE Eastern Cape DC13 - Chris Hani [Stormberg District] SURNAME FIRST NAMES AFFILIATED PARTY SEAT TYPE FLOOR CROSSING COMPLIANCE STATUS BENNETT MARINA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE BIKWANA THUMEKA WINNIFRED AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE BIRCH JANET NATALIE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE BOKUVA ARCHIBALD VUKILE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE DAPULA MZWABANTU ERROL AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE DZEDZE NOZITHEMBISO CORNELIA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE GUNUZA-NKWEN LINDIWE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE TSHA JAMES LYNN EVENS DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE/DEMOKRATIESE ALLIANSIE DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE JIYOSE LAMLA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE JOJIYASI LULAMILE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE KALOLO DUMISA SHADRACK AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE Date: 2007/09/19 08:35:08 AM Page: 4 of 328 KOYO MXOLISI CLIFFORD AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE LALI NOLITHA CATHERINE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MAKAPHELA MIRRIAM KUNGEKA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MATSWELE NONKCAZELO CYNTHIA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MBOLO SKOSANA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MPOLO TERI VIVIAN AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MVANA NONKOSI QUEENIE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MVONTSHI MICHAEL UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE NKOTA NTOMBAZAPHELI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE NKUNGWANA ARMSTRONG WALAZA UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE NOBONGOZA THANEDUXOLO PETER AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE NOQHA LULAMA ELIZABETH AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE PASHA NONCEBA MERCY AFRICAN NATIONAL
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