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Colesberg RD Mun Suburb Farm No Portion Farm Name Extent Use Address Name of Owner Market Value Category COLESBERG RD 1 0 HOLVARTH 1758,1116 HA AGRI FARM PRIVATE BAG X6102,KIMBERLEY REPUBLIEK VAN SUID-AFRIKA R 2 637 200 COLESBERG RD 1 2 HOLVARTH 160,0960 HA AGRI FARM UNKNOWN SPIES BAREND CHRISTOFFEL R 240 200 COLESBERG RD 2 0 KATTEGAT 2768,1044 HA AGRI FARM UNKNOWN MATJIESFONTEIN BOERDERY C C R 4 152 200 COLESBERG RD 2 1 KATTEGAT 1467,8046 HA AGRI FARM UNKNOWN JOBENKA TRUST R 2 201 800 COLESBERG RD 2 2 KATTEGAT 180,7440 HA AGRI FARM PRIVATE BAG X6102,KIMBERLEY REPUBLIEK VAN SUID-AFRIKA R 271 200 COLESBERG RD 2 3 KATTEGAT 687,5911 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 237 COLESBERG UXOLO GAME RANCH PTY LTD R 1 031 400 COLESBERG RD 2 5 KATTEGAT 619,9464 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 237, COLESBERG UXOLO GAME RANCH PTY LTD R 930 000 COLESBERG RD 2 6 KATTEGAT 727,7924 HA AGRI FARM UNKNOWN JOBENKA TRUST R 1 091 700 COLESBERG RD 3 0 DRIE HOEK 28,2656 HA AGRI FARM PRIVATE BAG X6102,KIMBERLEY REPUBLIEK VAN SUID-AFRIKA R 42 400 COLESBERG RD 4 0 BROEDERSTROM 1211,2247 HA AGRI FARM UNKNOWN MATJIESFONTEIN BOERDERY C C R 1 816 900 COLESBERG RD 4 1 BROEDERSTROM 444,9327 HA AGRI FARM PRIVATE BAG X6102,KIMBERLEY REPUBLIEK VAN SUID-AFRIKA R 667 400 COLESBERG RD 4 2 BROEDERSTROM 202,9981 HA AGRI FARM PRIVATE BAG X6102,KIMBERLEY REPUBLIEK VAN SUID-AFRIKA R 304 500 COLESBERG RD 4 3 BROEDERSTROM 450,1433 HA AGRI FARM PRIVATE BAG X6102,KIMBERLEY REPUBLIEK VAN SUID-AFRIKA R 675 300 COLESBERG RD 5 0 DOORN KLOOF 870.4735 HA AGRI FARM PRIVATE BAG X6102,KIMBERLEY REPUBLIEK VAN SUID-AFRIKA R 1 305 800 COLESBERG RD 5 1 DOORN KLOOF 856,5320 HA AGRI FARM PRIVATE BAG X6102,KIMBERLEY REPUBLIEK VAN SUID-AFRIKA R 1 284 800 COLESBERG RD 5 2 DOORN KLOOF 469,3795 HA AGRI FARM PRIVATE BAG X6102,KIMBERLEY REPUBLIEK VAN SUID-AFRIKA R 704 100 COLESBERG RD 6 0 OVERSCHOT 1740,1703 HA AGRI FARM PRIVATE BAG X6102,KIMBERLEY REPUBLIEK VAN SUID-AFRIKA R 2 610 300 COLESBERG RD 7 0 ROODEWAL 1178,4624 HA AGRI FARM PRIVATE BAG X6102,KIMBERLEY REPUBLIEK VAN SUID-AFRIKA R 1 814 900 COLESBERG RD 7 1 ROODEWAL 1244,5409 HA AGRI FARM PRIVATE BAG X6102,KIMBERLEY REPUBLIEK VAN SUID-AFRIKA R 1 866 900 COLESBERG RD 8 0 HARTZENBERG 2249,4529 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 237 COLESBERG UXOLO GAME RANCH PTY LTD R 3 824 100 COLESBERG RD 9 3 KLIPPLAATFONTEIN 2396,2624 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 173,COLESBERG PIENAAR JACQUES JOHANNES R 4 730 300 COLESBERG RD 9 4 KLIPPLAATFONTEIN 3465,2957 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 237 COLESBERG UXOLO GAME RANCH PTY LTD R 5 891 100 COLESBERG RD 10 0 HAMELFONTEIN 1794,2207HA AGRI FARM UNKNOWN SHEEP FOR AFRICA C C R 3 391 100 COLESBERG RD 10 2 HAMELFONTEIN 153,3306 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 237 COLESBERG UXOLO GAME RANCH PTY LTD R 260 700 COLESBERG RD 10 4 HAMELFONTEIN 1990,9618 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 173,COLESBERG PIENAAR JACQUES JOHANNES R 3 583 800 COLESBERG RD 10 7 HAMELFONTEIN 2963.6934 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 237 COLESBERG UXOLO GAME RANCH PTY LTD R 5 334 700 COLESBERG RD 11 0 BULTFONTEIN 2840,5242 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 237 COLESBERG UXOLO GAME RANCH PTY LTD R 5 219 500 COLESBERG RD 11 1 BULTFONTEIN 1108,3524 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 237 COLESBERG UXOLO GAME RANCH PTY LTD R 2 036 600 COLESBERG RD 13 0 HONING KRANS 582,5021 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 237 COLESBERG UXOLO GAME RANCH PTY LTD R 990 300 COLESBERG RD 14 0 DOORNHOEK 1872,4361 HA AGRI FARM PRIVATE BAG X6102,KIMBERLEY REPUBLIEK VAN SUID-AFRIKA R 2 808 700 COLESBERG RD 17 0 GANNAHOEK 753,4313 HA AGRI FARM UNKNOWN DE FACTO INV 190 PTY LTD R 1 258 300 COLESBERG RD 17 2 GANNAHOEK 117,9672 HA AGRI FARM PRIVATE BAG X6102,KIMBERLEY REPUBLIEK VAN SUID-AFRIKA R 204 100 COLESBERG RD 18 0 ONVERWAGT 232,5315 HA AGRI FARM PRIVATE BAG X6102,KIMBERLEY REPUBLIEK VAN SUID-AFRIKA R 402 300 COLESBERG RD 18 1 ONVERWAGT 863,8483 HA AGRI FARM UNKNOWN DE FACTO INV 190 PTY LTD R 1 494 500 COLESBERG RD 18 2 ONVERWAGT 1304,4194 HA AGRI FARM UNKNOWN DE FACTO INV 190 PTY LTD R 2 256 700 COLESBERG RD 18 3 ONVERWAGT 23,2052 HA AGRI FARM PRIVATE BAG X6102,KIMBERLEY REPUBLIEK VAN SUID-AFRIKA R 40 200 Page 1 of 26 Colesberg RD Mun Suburb Farm No Portion Farm Name Extent Use Address Name of Owner Market Value Category COLESBERG RD 18 4 ONVERWAGT 167.7867 HA AGRI FARM UNKNOWN DE FACTO INV 190 PTY LTD R 290 300 COLESBERG RD 19 1 GOEDE HOOP 1027,8384 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 301 COLESBERG VENTER MICHIEL JACOBUS DELAREY R 1 778 200 COLESBERG RD 19 2 GOEDE HOOP 686,0016 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 301 COLESBERG VENTER MICHIEL JACOBUS DELAREY R 1 186 800 COLESBERG RD 19 3 GOEDE HOOP 855,3275 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 301 COLESBERG VENTER MICHIEL JACOBUS DELAREY R 1 479 800 COLESBERG RD 20 2 SCHAAPE KRAAL 1461,0477 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 237 COLESBERG UXOLO GAME RANCH PTY LTD R 2 483 800 COLESBERG RD 20 3 SCHAAPE KRAAL 1285,0500 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 237 COLESBERG UXOLO GAME RANCH PTY LTD R 2 184 600 COLESBERG RD 20 4 SCHAAPE KRAAL 61,3995 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 237 COLESBERG UXOLO GAME RANCH PTY LTD R 104 400 COLESBERG RD 21 1 WELTEVREDEN 1251.6788 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 301 COLESBERG VENTER MICHIEL JACOBUS DELAREY R 3 594 600 COLESBERG RD 21 2 WELTEVREDEN 321,9880 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 301 COLESBERG VENTER MICHIEL JACOBUS DELAREY R 557 100 COLESBERG RD 22 0 TWEEDE POORT 1248,9864 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 237 COLESBERG UXOLO GAME RANCH PTY LTD R 2 123 300 COLESBERG RD 22 2 TWEEDE POORT 118,9894 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 237 COLESBERG UXOLO GAME RANCH PTY LTD R 202 300 COLESBERG RD 23 3 GANZEN GAT 1716,5601 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 122,COLESBERG BELL SUSANNA R 3 266 700 COLESBERG RD 23 4 GANZEN GAT 183,4285 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 112,COLESBERG BELL JOHN GEORGE R 317 400 COLESBERG RD 23 5 GANZEN GAT 163,7372 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 112,COLESBERG JOHN GEORGE BELL TRUST R 283 300 COLESBERG RD 23 6 GANZEN GAT 178,8788 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 112,COLESBERG JOHN GEORGE BELL TRUST R 309 500 COLESBERG RD 23 7 GANZEN GAT 166,7745 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 112,COLESBERG BELL SUSANNA R 411 800 COLESBERG RD 23 8 GANZEN GAT 12,1027 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 112,COLESBERG JOHN GEORGE BELL TRUST R 21 000 COLESBERG RD 23 9 GANZENGAT 513,9175HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 112,COLESBERG JOHN GEORGE BELL TRUST R 889 100 COLESBERG RD 24 0 DRIE HOEK 404,5743 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 25,PHILIPSTOWN DE JAGER TRUST R 700 000 COLESBERG RD 25 0 GANZEN GAT 1202,7365 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 112,COLESBERG JOHN GEORGE BELL TRUST R 2 184 800 COLESBERG RD 25 1 GANZEN GAT 1061,7760 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 112,COLESBERG BELL JOHN GEORGE R 1 836 900 COLESBERG RD 25 2 GANZEN GAT 234,0074 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 112,COLESBERG BELL JOHN GEORGE R 404 900 COLESBERG RD 25 3 GANZEN GAT 342,6124 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 112,COLESBERG JOHN GEORGE BELL TRUST R 592 800 COLESBERG RD 26 0 BESCHUITFONTEIN 1240,3861 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 398,BONNYVALE PLESSIS LOUIS STEPHANUS DU R 2 145 900 COLESBERG RD 26 1 BESCHUITFONTEIN 2127,7575 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 25,PHILIPSTOWN DE JAGER TRUST R 3 617 200 COLESBERG RD 26 2 BESCHUITFONTEIN 71,8988 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 398,BONNYVALE PLESSIS LOUIS STEPHANUS DU R 124 400 COLESBERG RD 26 3 BESCHUITFONTEIN 290,3600 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 398,BONNYVALE PLESSIS LOUIS STEPHANUS DU R 502 400 COLESBERG RD 28 1 DE POORT 400,1458 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 112,COLESBERG BELL JOHN GEORGE R 692 300 COLESBERG RD 29 0 ANNADALE 1074,8049 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 112,COLESBERG BELL JOHN GEORGE R 1 859 500 COLESBERG RD 30 0 BOSCHKOP 2039,0332 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 425,MDDELBURG MERWE B J W VAN DER R 3 615 800 COLESBERG RD 30 1 BOSCHKOP 876,0181 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 75,PHILIPSTOWN P S DU TOIT TESTAMENTERE TRUST R 1 515 600 COLESBERG RD 30 2 BOSCHKOP 1078,9705 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 25,PHILIPSTOWN DE JAGER TRUST R 1 834 300 COLESBERG RD 30 3 BOSCHKOP 710,5575 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 75,PHILIPSTOWN P S DU TOIT TESTAMENTERE TRUST R 1 229 300 COLESBERG RD 30 4 BOSCHKOP 910,1121 HA AGRI FARM UNKNOWN KRANSKOP TRUST R 1 574 500 COLESBERG RD 31 0 PLESSIS REQUEST 326,6010 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 425,MDDELBURG MERWE B J W VAN DER R 565 100 COLESBERG RD 31 1 PLESSIS REQUEST 721,2517 HA AGRI FARM UNKNOWN KRANSKOP TRUST R 1 247 800 COLESBERG RD 32 0 BOSCHVARKENFONTEIN 3121,5324 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 171,COLESBERG BELL JOHN GEORGE R 5 833 200 Page 2 of 26 Colesberg RD Mun Suburb Farm No Portion Farm Name Extent Use Address Name of Owner Market Value Category COLESBERG RD 32 3 BOSCHVARKENFONTEIN 154,5172 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 112,COLESBERG BELL JOHN GEORGE R 267 400 COLESBERG RD 33 0 VENTERS VLAKTE 261,5578 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 223,COLESBERG STRAUSS THOMAS FRANK PLEWMAN R 452 500 COLESBERG RD 33 1 VENTERS VLAKTE 317,8334 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 285,COLESBERG PLESSIS HERMANUS WILLEM DU R 549 900 COLESBERG RD 34 0 BOVENSTE FONTEIN 1791,0598 HA AGRI FARM UNKNOWN FRANK PLEWMAN KINDER TRUST R 3 309 900 COLESBERG RD 34 1 BOVENSTE FONTEIN 1134,6208 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 119,COLESBERG VISSER HENDRIKUS JACOBUS R 1 928 900 COLESBERG RD 34 2 BOVENSTE FONTEIN 1734,9841HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 119,COLESBERG VISSER HENDRIKUS JACOBUS R 3 097 000 COLESBERG RD 34 3 BOVENSTE FONTEIN 332,9797 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 119,COLESBERG VISSER HENDRIKUS JACOBUS R 576 100 COLESBERG RD 34 4 BOVENSTE FONTEIN 2209,8525 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 285,COLESBERG PLESSIS HERMANUS WILLEM DU R 4 014 200 COLESBERG RD 35 0 SCHIET FONTEIN 901,2506 HA AGRI FARM UNKNOWN VENTER DANIEL BENJAMIN VORSTER R 1 559 200 COLESBERG RD 35 1 SCHIET FONTEIN 367,8533 HA AGRI FARM UNKNOWN VENTER DANIEL BENJAMIN VORSTER R 636 400 COLESBERG RD 35 2 SCHIET FONTEIN 856,5320 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 112,COLESBERG BELL JOHN GEORGE R 1 481 900 COLESBERG RD 35 3 SCHIET FONTEIN 428,2660 HA AGRI FARM P O BOX 112,COLESBERG BELL JOHN GEORGE R 852 100 COLESBERG RD 35 4 SCHIET FONTEIN 342,6128 HA AGRI FARM UNKNOWN VENTER DANIEL BENJAMIN
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    MEDIA STATEMENT Water on the Rise in Northern Cape due to Heavy Rainfall 02 February 2021 These are the latest dam levels and status of water reservoirs in the Northern Cape according to the Department of Water and Sanitation’s latest water report released as at 01 February 2021. The iconic Vaal Dam which borders Free State and Gauteng, has risen to a storage capacity of 78.36% full with an inflow of 498m3/s and a release of 17.6 m3/s. Bloemhof Dam is at 102% of its storage capacity with a maintained outflow of 101m3/s. The Gariep Dam is 119.7% full with a combined outflow of 2660 m3/s while the Vanderkloof Dam which borders the Free State and Northern Cape provinces is spilling at a capacity of 111.07%, with an inflow of 2660 m3/s and a combined outflow of 1794 m3/s. Due to more rains upstream, the Vaal and Orange Rivers will definitely impact water users downstream of the two river systems. The Douglas Storage Weir has peaked to a high of 136.4% yesterday and spilling at 621 m3/s All water users including irrigation and livestock farmers, fishing, mining and recreation activities along the Orange and Vaal River Systems are advised to stay clear of the possibly flooding rivers. All are urged to remove livestock, water pipes and other working equipment out of the water to avoid damage to property. Communities have also been warned to be on high alert as roads, bridges, dams and water canals in some parts of the province and country are flooded and should be avoided.
  • Pixley Ka Seme District Profile

    Pixley Ka Seme District Profile

    2 PROFILE: CITY OF JOHANNESBURG METRO PROFILE: CITY OF JOHANNESBURG METRO 3 CONTENT 1. Executive Summary .........................................................................................................................................4 2. Pixley ka Seme District Overview ....................................................................................................................5 2.1 Historical Perspective ............................................................................................................................5 2.2 Location .................................................................................................................................................5 2.3 Spatial Status ........................................................................................................................................7 3. Social Development .......................................................................................................................................11 3.1 Key Social Demographics ...................................................................................................................11 3.1.1 Population .............................................................................................................................................11 3.1.2 Gender, Age and Race ........................................................................................................................11 3.1.3 Households..........................................................................................................................................13