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1. Andrew Grant Whitfield 2. Zisiwe Beauty Nosimo Balindlela 3. Kevin REGIONAL LIST Eastern Cape 1. Andrew Grant Whitfield Zisiwe Beauty 2. Balindlela Nosimo 3. Kevin John Mileham 4. Terri Stander 5. Annette Steyn 6. Annette Theresa Lovemore 7. Confidential Candidate 8. Yusuf Cassim 9. Malcolm John Figg Elizabeth 10. Van Lingen Christina 11. Gustav Rautenbach Ntombenhle 12. Rulumeni Gloria 13. Petrus Johannes De Wet 14. Bobby Cekisani Phoka Lonwaba 15. Tlali Nathan 16. Alvezo Fortuin 17. Elmarie Estie Botha 18. Nicole Phylicia Swartz 19 Brenda Anita Matthee 20. Vianca Swart 21. Marshall Roberto Von Buchenroder 22. Carike Wiese 23. Marelese Van Rensburg 24. Cecilia Reeders 25. Trevor Preston Louw 26. Penelope Phillipa Naidoo Free State Semakaleng 1. Kopane Patricia 2. Annelie Lotriet 3. Werner Horn 4. David Christie Ross Nomsa Innocencia 5. Marchesi Tarabella 6. George Michalakis 7. Veronica Ndlebe-September 8. Darryl Arthur Worth 9. Benhardus Jacobus Viviers 10. Christiaan Jacobus Steyl 11. Mabuti George Mlangeni Gauteng 1. Dion Travers George 2. Anchen Margaretha Dreyer 3. Mmusi Aloysias Maimane 4. Stevens Mokgalapa 5. Stanford Makashule Gana 6. Natasha Wendy Anita Michael 7. Ian Michael Ollis 8. Glynnis Breytenbach 9. James Robert Bourne Lorimer Thomas Charles 10. Walters Ravenscroft 11. Cameron MacKenzie 12. Darren Bergman 13. Sejamotopo Charles Motau 14. Michael Waters 15. Heinrich Cyril Volmink 16. Gordon Mackay 17. Marius Helenis Redelinghuys 18. Tsepo Winston Mhlongo 19. Roger William Tobias Chance 20. Patrick George Atkinson 21. Manny Simao Franca De Freitas 22. Alan Ross McLoughlin 23. Hendrik Cornelus Schmidt 24. Belinda Van Onselen 25. Kenneth Sililo Mubu 26. Bronwynn Anne Engelbrecht 27. Rabelani Dagada 28. Bridget Staff Masango 29. Junita Carolina Kloppers-Lourens 30. Dennis Richard Ryder 31. Gary Neil Scallan 32. Kevin Patrick Wax 33. Vincent Lawrence Earp 34. Emma More 35. Evert Phillipus Du Plessis 36. Christian Hendrik Boshoff 37. Elmarie Linde 38. Allan Eugene Keith Sauls 39. Ann Elizabeth Barnes 40. Clifford Fred Patterson 41. Clive John Napier 42. Isak Jacobus Pietersen 43. Mokhaugelo Solomon Chabalala 44. Ruhan Robinson 45. Chris Francois Bekker Alexander Willem 46. Middelberg Frederik 47. Martin Anton Louw 48. Dennis Henry Pretorius Kwazulu-Natal 1. Lindiwe Desire Mazibuko 2. Gregory Rudy Krumbock 3. Mohammed Haniff Hoosen 4. Robert Alfred Lees 5. Dianne Kohler 6. John Henry Steenhuisen 7. Santosh Vinita Kalyan 8. Dean William Macpherson 9. Timothy James Brauteseth 10. Thomas Zwelakhe Hadebe 11. Edwin Vitor Baptie 12. Sibusiso Raymond Nkosi 13. Terence Collins 14. Mergan Chetty 15. Naleni Naidoo Louis Christoffel 16. Fourie Mathys 17. Elma Rabe 18. Serena Jacob 19. Tarryn Ann Wantenaar 20. Johanna Maria Boshoff 21. Shamaladevi Govender 22. Shontel Veronica Asbury 23. Ningi Joyce Mdlazi 24. Riona Gokool Khethukuthula 25. Mkhize Vincent 26. Sandra Ethel Van Den Berg 27. Issabel Alta De Klerk 28. Jennifer Van Rooyen 29. Hlengiwe Precious Biyela Geoffrey Douglas 30. Pullan Ayrton 31. Sithembiso Ngema 32. Bongumusa Cyril Nhlabathi 33. Thulani Innocent Mbhele 34. Heinz Ulrik De Boer 35. Zamani Wiseman Khuzwayo 36. Gcobisa Sharen Bambeni 37. Siphephelo Bright Khumalo 38. Greig Shaun Van Laren 39. Anil Singh 40. Neelofar Ahmed Limpopo 1. Mmoba Solomon Seshoka 2. Desiree Van Der Walt 3. Evelyn Rayne Wilson 4. Choloane David Matsepe 5. Mpowele Mexan Swathe Christiaan Federik 6. Smit Beyers 7. Ntsabeng Eusebia Lerotholi 8. Benny Kenneth Jones 9. Elsa Treurnicht 10. Ngako David Setjie 11. Chimalidzo Eliot Magwira Mashingwana 12. Tjumana Mietjie 13. Mashilo Gilbert Maleboho Melida 14. Lekganyane Mmamphokeng 15. Desire Bredenkamp 16. Vongani Shiluvana 17. Cornel Botha 18. Leanne Watson 19. Mary Makhanani Nding Mpumalanga 1. Suhla James Masango 2. Tarnia Elena Baker 3. Hildegard Sonja Boshoff Hendrik Christiaan 4. Kruger Crafford 5. Farhat Essack 6. Werner Le Grange 7. Gerda Amoraal 8. Sifiso Brilliance Ngomane 9. Gezani Philip Mkhombo 10. Joseph Mthelekwa Sibanyoni 11. Stephanus Johannes Roos 12. Daniel Foyoyo Maseko 13. Stephen Rudolf Schormann 14. Nelson Wisane Tivane 15. Taswell Theo Solomons Northern Cape 1. Gregory Allen Grootboom 2. Dirk Jan Stubbe 3. Veronica Van Dyk 4. Karen De Kock 5. Gizella Opperman North West 1. Joseph Job Mcgluwa 2. Leonard Jones Basson 3. Johanna Fredrika Terblanche 4. Johanna Steenkamp 5. Mponeng Winston Rabotapi 6. Carin Visser 7. Hermanus Bernadus Groenewald 8. Raleigh Brian Ellis 9. Teko Klaas Melamu 10. Coenrad Petrus Herbst 11. Mandla David Buthelezi 12. Maria Bodenstein 13. Agnes Tsamai Western Cape 1. James Selfe 2. Wilmot Godfrey James 3. Geordin Gwyn Hill-Lewis 4. Timothy Duncan Harris 5. Zakhele Njabulo Mbhele 6. Lance William Greyling 7. Derrick America 8. James Vos 9. Tandeka Gqada 10. Zelda Jongbloed 11. Archibold Mzuvukile Figlan 12. Michael Bagraim 13. Erik Johannes Marais 14. Lungiswa Veronica James 15. Sarel Jacobus Francois Marais 16. Shahid Esau 17. Christian Hans Heinrich Hunsinger Van Der 18. Andricus Pieter Westhuizen 19. Thembekile Richard Majola 20. Marian Robin Shinn 21. Pieter Van Dalen 22. Johan Jaco Londt 23. Daniel Stefanus Le Roux .
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