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DIRECTLY AFFECTED LANDOWNERS (BOTSWANA & SOUTH AFRICA) ID Farm Name Ptn Name Physical Address Postal Address Tel No. Cell No. Email Bahurutshe Boo T0JO00000000005500022 Jagersfontein 55 22 Moiloa Community Land Claim Barend Daneul T0JO00000000005500012 Jagersfontein 55 12 Marais T0JO00000000039900000 Drumard 399 0 Batloung Ba Ga T0JO00000000040100000 Heathfield 401 0 Shole Stam Trustees T0JO00000000040000000 Westwood Park 400 0 T0JO00000000005500023 Jagersfontein 55 23 Bewly Landgoed cc Festus and Tatius T0JO00000000037700015 Ramatlabama 377 15 Phogonyane Helena and Pinas T0JO00000000037700012 Ramatlabama 377 12 Sefako Jacobus and Thabea T0JO00000000037700003 Ramatlabama 377 3 Mosenogi Jeremia Jesaja and T0JO00000000005600002 De Putten 56 2 Cecilia Petronella Bezuidenhout T0JO00000000005600003 De Putten 56 3 Juliet Elna Miller T0JO00000000005600010 De Putten 56 10 Juliet Elna Scott Kurutu William T0JO00000000037700013 Ramatlabama 377 13 Mokolobate T0JO00000000037700014 Ramatlabama 377 14 Manassi Shole Mogomotsi Simon T0JO00000000005500006 Jagersfontein 55 6 and Manphai Elizabeth Mphahlele T0JO00000000037700011 Ramatlabama 377 11 Nafthalie Modisane 24 Buiten Street P.O. Box 367 T0JO00000000005600009 De Putten 56 9 Rendo Boerdery cc Schweizer-Reneke Schweizer-Reneke 2780 2780 T0JO00000000005600000 De Putten 56 0 Ma Pa en Ons Trust ID Farm Name Ptn Name Physical Address Postal Address Tel No. Cell No. Email T0JO00000000005800005 Tweefontein 58 5 P.O. Box 45 Stars Away Inv 88 082 925 3829 or 082 Lichtenburg 018 011 0282 [email protected] Pty Ltd 920 4413 T0JO00000000004100001 Willowpark 41 1 2740 T0JO00000000005500004 Jagersfontein 55 4 T0JO00000000005500005 Jagersfontein 55 5 Batshweneng 061 431 0116 or 072 Communal Property 225 9359 T0JO00000000004300000 Stinkhoutboom 43 0 Association T0JO00000000004100002 Willowpark 41 2 T0JO00000000003700000 Moilos Location 37 0 T0JO00000000003600000 Moilos Suid 36 0 T0JO00000000031000003 Sekai 310 3 T0JO00000000031000004 Sekai 310 4 National Government T0JO00000000031000006 Sekai 310 6 of the Republic of South Africa T0JO00000000031000007 Sekai 310 7 T0JO00000000031000009 Sekai 310 9 T0JO00000000031000010 Sekai 310 10 T0JO00000000031000011 Sekai 310 11 Private Bag X2008 490 Unit 1 Lerato Borobalo Bed & Lehurutshe T0KP00000000010500000 Vleifontein 105 0 Zeerust Breakfast CC Zeerust 2880 2880 T0KP00000000012800000 Sandbult 128 0 93 Bland Street J G Ranching Co Pty P.O. Box 45 Mossel Bay Ltd Lichtenburg 6506 2740 T0KP00000000012600012 Welgevonden 126 12 ID Farm Name Ptn Name Physical Address Postal Address Tel No. Cell No. Email T0KP00000000012600013 Welgevonden 126 13 N J G & J J Meyer T0KP00000000012600004 Welgevonden 126 4 Trust T0JP00000000003400006 Zwartfontein 34 6 North West Tyres cc 48 Church Street Private Bag X12038 Zeerust Lichtenburg 018 642 1836 2865 2740 T0JP00000000003400007 Zwartfontein 34 7 North West Tyres cc 283 Puana Section Dinokana 22 Phuana Section 2868 T0JP00000000000800000 Huyserslaagte 8 0 Thabiletrade 1105 cc Zeerust Or 018 397 5120 083 545 2561 2865 P.O. Box 25 Dinokana 2868 3340 Kgadi Street P O BOX 24 018 338 2275 or 018 338 T0JP00000000003500001 Zandfontein 35 1 Tlhabane Gabriel Tiro Itsoseng Zone 3 ITSOSENG 083 417 4665 2491 2744 2744 Abjaterskop Game T0KP00000000094000000 Abjaterskop 940 0 011 768 1030 082 551 7758 [email protected] Reserve Andries Johannes Farm Swartfontein P.O. Box 618 T0JP00000000003400014 Swartfontein 34 14 Hendrik Nicolaas Zeerust Swartfontein 018 350 8011 083 637 0091 [email protected] Helm 2865 2865 3 Alice La Sandton P.O. Box 134 Egidius Benedictus Platvlei T0JP00000000000300003 Draailaagte 3 3 Sannieshof 014 472 3211 083 310 0482 Van Wyk Sannieshof 2760 2196 Nietverdiend P.O. Box 27 Elizabeth Maude T0JP00000000000200004 Putfontein 2 4 Lehurutshe Lehurutshe [email protected] Southwood 2880 2880 P.O. Box 3687 Norman Modisane T0KP00000000013200000 Brakfontein 132 0 Mmabatho 072 225 0262 [email protected] Mongae 2735 T0JP00000000000200001 Putfontein 2 1 18 Springbok Avenue P.O. Box 2068 014 717 5627 or 014 717 T0JP00000000000200002 Putfontein 2 2 Patrick Hendrik Loots Nylstroom Nylstroom 082 494 0989 [email protected] 5412 0510 0510 T0JP00000000000200007 Putfontein 2 7 ID Farm Name Ptn Name Physical Address Postal Address Tel No. Cell No. Email Ragies Real Estates T0JP00000000003300000 Olifantsfontein 33 0 Pty Ltd Farm Olifantsfontein P.O. Box 586 Ragies Real Estates 083 463 2967 T0JP00000000002700000 Olifantsfontein 33 1 Nietverdiend Zeerust 018 642 2048 [email protected] Pty Ltd 2874 2865 Ragies Real Estates T0JP00000000003300003 Olifantsfontein 33 3 Pty Ltd T0JP00000000000300001 Draailaagte 3 1 Batshweneng 061 431 0116 or 072 Communal Property 225 9359 T0JO00000000004100002 Willowpark 41 2 Association T0KP00000000013100001 Brakfontein 131 1 T0KP00000000013200001 Brakfontein 132 1 Kokame Communal 060 473 0689 or 083 Property Association 562 2661 T0KP00000000012000003 Droogedal 120 3 T0KP00000000012600008 Welgevonden 126 8 Tshwaane Communal 073 457 2996 or 082 T0JP00000000000300000 Draailaagte 5 0 Property Association 496 9636 Cnr. President and Ramotshere Moiloa Coetzee Street T0JO00000000004700000 Welbedacht 47 0 018 642 1081 [email protected] Local Municipality Zeerust 2865 DPSM Headquarters Attorney General Republic of Chambers Building T0KP00000000010000000 Slalaagte 100 0 +267 362 2651 Bophuthatswana Government Enclave Gaborone Botswana DPSM Headquarters Attorney General Republic of Chambers Building T0KP00000000010000001 Slalaagte 100 1 +267 362 2651 Bophuthatswana Government Enclave Gaborone Botswana T0KP00000000012000014 Droogedal 120 14 T0KP00000000012000015 Droogedal 120 15 T0KP00000000012000020 Droogedal 120 20 No information on T0KP00000000007800003 Kopfontein 78 3 Windeed T0KP00000000007800003 Kopfontein 78 3 T0KP00000000007800004 Kopfontein 78 4 T0KP00000000007800005 Kopfontein 78 5 ID Farm Name Ptn Name Physical Address Postal Address Tel No. Cell No. Email T0KP00000000007800008 Kopfontein 78 8 T0JO00000000004000000 Matjesvallei 40 0 T0JO00000000041200000 Moilos 412 0 T0KP00000000012600014 Welgevonden 126 14 T0JO00000000001000001 Witfontein 10 1 T0JO00000000001000003 Witfontein 10 3 T0JO00000000001000004 Witfontein 10 4 T0JO00000000002100000 0 T0JO00000000002200000 0 T0JO00000999999900000 0 T0JO00000000002200001 1 T0JO00000000002200002 2 T0JO00000000002200003 3 T0JO00000000002200004 4 T0JO00000000040100004 Heathfield 401 4 T0JO00000000041300000 Moilos 413 0 T0JO00000000040200004 New Park 402 4 T0JO00000000040200005 New Park 402 5 T0JO00000000037700031 Ramatlabama 377 31 T0JO00000000031000000 Sekai 310 0 T0JO00000000031000000 Sekai 310 0 T0JO00000000038900011 11 NEIGBOURING LANDOWNERS (SOUTH AFRICA & BOTSWANA) – 1 KM BUFFER Postal ID Farm Name Portion Name Physical Address Tel No. Cell No. Email Address 76 Twelve Avenue T0JP00000000000200000 Putfontein 2 0 Grebriemer Boerdery cc Edenvale 1610 P.O. Box 114 Welgevonden Nicolaas Jacobus 93 Bland Street T0KP00000000012600003 3 126 Gerhardus Meyer Mossel Bay 6506 Abjaterskop Game T0KP00000000094000001 Abjaterskop 940 1 011 768 1030 082 551 7758 [email protected] Reserve T0JP00000000003300002 Olifantsfontein 33 2 Ragies Real Estates Pty 018 642 2048 083 463 2967 [email protected] Farm Olifantsfontein P.O. Box 586 Ltd Nietverdiend 2874 Zeerust 2865 T0JP00000000003300004 Olifantsfontein 33 4 018 642 2048 083 463 2967 [email protected] P.O. Box 45 1 Farm Lichtenburg T0JP00000000000200003 Putfontein 2 3 Louis Hendrik Meyer Lichtenburg 082 899 1520 2740 2740 T0KP00000000012000002 Droogedal 120 2 Malebelele Communal 079 923 0460 T0KP00000000012000002 Droogedal 120 2 Property Association or 083 302 8773 T0JP00000000000100004 Kalkfontein 1 4 Gaelebale Mokgothu 076 308 3000 T0JP00000000003400004 Zwartfontein 34 4 Communal Property or 076 330 Association 9914 T0KP00000000092900001 Abjaterskop 929 1 National Government of the Republic of South T0KP00000000012000000 Droogedal 120 0 Africa DPSM Headquarters Public Attorney General Relations Republic of T0KP00000000009800002 Wonderboom 98 2 Chambers Building Office Private +267 362 2651 Bophuthatswana Government Enclave Bag 0011 Gaborone Gaborone National Government of T0JP00000000003500006 Zandfontein 35 6 the Republic of South Africa T0KP00000000012000019 Droogedal 120 19 No information on T0KP00000000012000021 Droogedal 120 21 Windeed T0KP00000000007800006 Kopfontein 78 6 Postal ID Farm Name Portion Name Physical Address Tel No. Cell No. Email Address T0KP00000000007800007 Kopfontein 78 7 T0JO00000000000700002 2 T0JO00000000003800000 0 Ramatlabama Batloung Ba Ga Shole T0JO00000000037700025 25 377 Stam Trustees Ramatlabama Batloung Ba Ga Shole T0JO00000000037700025 25 377 Stam Trustees Batshweneng Communal T0JO00000000005500002 Jagersfontein 55 2 Property Association Ramatlabama Elijah, Gerson and Isaak T0JO00000000037700002 2 377 Menoe Ikane Elijah Lekgetho / Ramatlabama T0JO00000000037700001 1 Serathi Dickson / Serathi 377 Wilhelmina Matshediso Ikane Elijah Lekgetho / Ramatlabama T0JO00000000037700001 1 Serathi Dickson / Serathi 377 Wilhelmina Matshediso T0JO00000000005800022 Tweefontein 58 22 Joubert Keulder Marguerite Nanette T0JO00000000006100001 Olyvenbult 61 1 Snyman T0JO00000000005500003 Jagersfontein 55 3 Martha Magdalena Marais Ramatlabama Masenyeki Priscilla T0JO00000000037700017 17 377 Mokone Ramatlabama T0JO00000000037700013 13 Mokolobate Kurutu William 377 Mooketsi Johannes and Ramatlabama T0JO00000000037700016 16 Stefanus Mosenogi & 377 Tsobane
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