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Lower Courts As on: 8/25/2010 Region District CourtType Office Previously Also Known Equality Small Claims TEL FAX Postal Physical Known As As Court Court Eastern Cape Aberdeen Magistrate Court Aberdeen Yes No 049 846 0013 049 846 0671 Private Bag x 206, Aberdeen 2A Porter Street, Aberdeen 6270 6270 Eastern Cape Kirkwood Periodical Court Addo No No See Kirkwood See Kirkwood See Kirkwood See Kirkwood Eastern Cape Adelaide Magistrate Court Adelaide Yes No 046 684 0025 046 684 1233 Private Bag x 310, Adelaide 49A Church Street, Adelaide 5760 5760 Eastern Cape Alexandria Magistrate Court Alexandria Yes Yes 046 653 0014 046 653 0164 /1271 Private Bag x 1, Alexandria 2 Court Street, Alexandria 6185 6185 Eastern Cape Victoria East Magistrate Court Alice Yes No 040 653 1121 040 653 2221 Private Bag x 1313, Alice 5700 Long Market Street, Alice 5700 Eastern Cape Albany Periodical Court Alicedale No No 046 622 7303 046 622 5543 Private Bag x 1004, 119A High Street, Grahamstown 6140 Grahamstown 6140 Eastern Cape Aliwal North Magistrate Court Aliwal North Yes Yes 051 633 2173 051 634 2293 Private Bag x 1003, Aliwal‐ Smith Street Nr 15, Aliwal‐ North 9750 North 9750 Eastern Cape Mpofu Periodical Court Balfour [EC] No No See Seymour See Seymour See Seymour See Seymour Stockenström Eastern Cape Barkly East Magistrate Court Barkly East Yes No 045 971 0013 045 971 0585 Private Bag x 1, Barkley 9786 Cnr Molteno & Graham Streets, Barkley‐East 9786 Eastern Cape Bedford Magistrate Court Bedford Yes No 046 865 0020 046 685 0476 Private Bag x 333, Bedford Andreu Tupin Street, 5780 Bedford 5780 Eastern Cape Glen Grey Periodical Court Bholothwa Bolotwa No No See Lady Frere See Lady Frere See Lady Frere See Lady Frere Eastern Cape Umtata Periodical Court Bityi No No See Mthatha See Mthatha See Mthatha See Mthatha Eastern Cape Bizana Magistrate Court Bizana Yes Yes 039 251 0210 039 251 0211 / 0534 Private Bag x 507, Bizana 4800 Erf 104 Main Street, Bizana 4800 Eastern Cape Alexandria Periodical Court Boesmansriviermond No No See Alexandria See Alexandria See Alexandria See Alexandria Eastern Cape Glen Grey Bolotwa* See Bholothwa Eastern Cape Albert Magistrate Court Burgersdorp Yes No 051 653 1833 051 653 1129 Private Bag x 8, Burgersdorp Church Street , Burgersdorp 9744 9744 Eastern Cape Butterworth Magistrate Court Butterworth Yes Yes 047 491 3271 047 491 0904 Private Bag x 3017, 52 Blyth Street, Butterworth Butterworth 4960 4960 Eastern Cape Glen Grey Cacadu* See Lady Frere Eastern Cape Xalanga Cala Magistrate Court Cala Xalanga Yes No 047 877 0135 047 877 0093 Private Bag x 501, Cala 5455 Umtata Road 472, Cala 5455 Eastern Cape Cathcart Magistrate Court Cathcart Yes Yes (Sessions 045 843 1027 045 843 1692 Private Bag x 01, Cathcart Main Street, Cathcart 5310 Only) 5310 Eastern Cape Kentani Magistrate Court Centane Kentani Yes Yes (Sessions 047 498 1033 047 498 1035 Private Bag x 518, Centane CCSC Building Bell Street, Only) 4980 Centane 4980 Eastern Cape St Marks Magistrate Court Cofimvaba St Marks Yes No 047 874 0008 047 874 0555 Private Bag x 1216, High Street, Confimvaba Confimvaba 5455 5380 Eastern Cape Somerset East Periodical Court Cookhouse No No See Somerset East See Somerset East See Somerset East See Somerset East 1 / 36 Lower Courts As on: 8/25/2010 Region District CourtType Office Previously Also Known Equality Small Claims TEL FAX Postal Physical Known As As Court Court Eastern Cape Cradock Magistrate Court Cradock Yes Yes 048 881 1378 048 881 2958 Private Bag x 54, Cradock 5880 50 Market Square, Cradock 5880 Eastern Cape Engcobo Periodical Court Dalasile No No See Ngcobo See Ngcobo See Ngcobo See Ngcobo Eastern Cape Zwelitsha Periodical Court Dimbaza No No See Zwelitsha See Zwelitsha See Zwelitsha See Zwelitsha Eastern Cape Wodehouse Magistrate Court Dordrecht Yes No 045 943 1008 045 943 1661/5 Private Bag x 21, Dordrecht Mark Plein Nr 2, Dordrecht 5435 5435 Eastern Cape Idutywa Magistrate Court Dutywa Idutywa Yes Yes 047 489 1234 047 489 1449 Private Bag x 1220, Idutywa Next to Police Station, 5000 Idutywa 5000 Eastern Cape East London Magistrate Court East London Yes Yes 043 702 8000 043 743 0840 Private Bag x 9010, East Nr 4 Buffalo Street, East London 5200 London 5200 Eastern Cape Elliot Magistrate Court Elliot Yes No 045 931 1013 045 931 1312 Private Bag x 1, Elliot 5460 34 Voortrekker Street, Elliot 5460 Eastern Cape Elliotdale Magistrate Court Elliotdale Xhora Yes Yes 047 577 0003 047 577 0344 Private Bag x543, Elliotdale Erf 91 Main Street, Elliotdale 5070 5070 Eastern Cape Engcobo Engcobo* See Ngcobo Eastern Cape Glen Grey Branch Court Ezibeleni No No 047 873 1065 047 873 2239 Private Bag x 2004, Ezibeleni Ntlabathi Street, Ezibeleni 5326 5326 Eastern Cape Flagstaff Magistrate Court Flagstaff Yes No 039 252 0188 039 252 0182 Private Bag x 504, Flagstaff Main Street, Flagstaff 4810 4810 Eastern Cape Fort Beaufort Magistrate Court Fort Beaufort Yes No 046 645 1104 046 645 4075 Private Bag x 227, Fort‐ Market Street 4, Fort‐ Beaufort 5720 Beaufort 5720 Eastern Cape Port Elizabeth Branch Court Gelvandale No No See Port Elizabeth See Port Elizabeth See Port Elizabeth See Port Elizabeth Eastern Cape Graaff‐Reinet Magistrate Court Graaff‐Reinet Yes Yes 049 892 2263 049 892 2377 Private Bag x 691, Graaff‐ 26 Church Street, Graaff‐ Reinet 6280 Reinet 6280 Eastern Cape Albany Magistrate Court Grahamstown Yes Yes 046 622 7303 046 622 5543 Private Bag x 1004, 119A High Street , Grahamstown 6140 Grahamstown 6140 Eastern Cape Hankey Magistrate Court Hankey Yes Yes 042 284 0303 042 284 0093 Private Bag x 1, Hankey 6350 Phillip Street, Hankey 6350 Eastern Cape Hofmeyr Magistrate Court Hofmeyr Yes No 048 885 0007 048 885 0288 Private Bag x 1, Hofmeyr 5930 Voortrekker Street, Hofmeyr Tel/Fax 5930 Eastern Cape Humansdorp Magistrate Court Humansdorp Yes Yes 042 291 0259 042 291 0732 Private Bag x 560, Du Plessis Street, Humansdorp 6300 Humansdorp 6300 Eastern Cape Idutywa Idutywa* See Dutywa Eastern Cape Indwe Magistrate Court Indwe Yes No 045 952 1014 045 952 1132 Private Bag x 3, Indwe 5445 22 Voortrekker Street, Indwe 5445 Eastern Cape Umzimkulu Periodical Court Insikeni No No See Umzimkulu See Umzimkulu See Umzimkulu See Umzimkulu Eastern Cape Aliwal North Detached Office Jamestown No Yes (Sessions 051 641 0712 051 641 0931 Private Bag x 01, Jamestown Aliwal Road , Jamestown Only) 9742 9742 Eastern Cape Jansenville Magistrate Court Jansenville Yes Yes 049 836 0012 049 836 0260 Private Bag x 04, Jansenville Main Street 46, Jansenville 6265 6265 2 / 36 Lower Courts As on: 8/25/2010 Region District CourtType Office Previously Also Known Equality Small Claims TEL FAX Postal Physical Known As As Court Court Eastern Cape Joubertina Magistrate Court Joubertina Yes Yes 042 273 1306 042 273 1128 Private Bag x 04, Joubertina Van Riebeeck Street 8, 5235 Joubertina 5235 Eastern Cape Humansdorp Periodical Court Kareedouw No Yes (Sessions See Humansdorp See Humansdorp See Humansdorp See Humansdorp Only) Eastern Cape Komga Periodical Court Kei Mouth No No See Komga See Komga See Komga See Komga Eastern Cape Keiskammahoek Magistrate Court Keiskammahoek Yes Yes 040 654 1331 040 658 0395 Private Bag x 04, Cemetery Avenue , Keiskammahoek 5670 Keiskammahoek 5670 Eastern Cape Kentani Kentani* See Centane Eastern Cape Bathurst Periodical Court Kenton on Sea No No See Port Alfred See Port Alfred See Port Alfred See Port Alfred Eastern Cape King William’s Magistrate Court King William’s Town Yes Yes 043 642 3548 043 642 1015 Private Bag x 7435, King 117 Alexandra Road, King Town Williams town Williams town 5600 Eastern Cape Alexandria Periodical Court Kinkelbos No No See Alexandria See Alexandria See Alexandria See Alexandria Eastern Cape Kirkwood Magistrate Court Kirkwood Yes No 042 230 0313 042 230 0576 Private Bag x 601, Kirkwood Middle Street, Kirkwood 6120 6120 Eastern Cape Jansenville Periodical Court Klipplaat No Yes (Sessions See Jansenville See Jansenville See Jansenville See Jansenville Only) Eastern Cape Komga Magistrate Court Komga Yes Yes (Sessions 043 831 1019 043 831 1281 Private Bag x 01, Komga 4950 Nr 1 Government Avenue, Only) Komga 4950 Eastern Cape Mqanduli Periodical Court Kwaaiman No No See Mqanduli See Mqanduli See Mqanduli See Mqanduli Eastern Cape Mount Frere Kwabhaca* See Mount Frere Eastern Cape Uitenhage Branch Court KwaNobuhle No No See Uitenhage See Uitenhage See Uitenhage See Uitenhage Eastern Cape Glen Grey Magistrate Court Lady Frere Cacadu Yes No 047 878 0011 047 878 0017 Private Bag x 1124, Lady Frere Indwe Road, Lady Frere 5410 5410 Eastern Cape Lady Grey Magistrate Court Lady Grey Yes Yes (Sessions 051 603 0024 051 603 3019 Private Bag x 1, Lady Grey Martin Street 19, Lady Grey Only) 9755 9755 Eastern Cape Libode Magistrate Court Libode Yes No 047 555 0002 047 555 0101 Private Bag x 503, Libode 5160 Main Street, Libode 5160 Eastern Cape Lusikisiki Magistrate Court Lusikisiki Yes Yes 039 253 1512 039 253 1125 Private Bag x 1004, Lusikisiki Stanford Street, Lusikisiki 4820 4820 Eastern Cape Maclear Magistrate Court Maclear Yes No 045 932 1012 045 932 1513 Private Bag x 210, Maclear Royal Road , Maclear 5480 5480 Eastern Cape Matatiele Magistrate Court Maluti Yes No 039 256 0101 039 256 0616 Private Bag x 102, Maluti 4740 Near Police Station, Maluti 4740 Eastern Cape Mdantsane Magistrate Court Mdantsane Yes Yes 043‐7085000 043 761 6651 Private Bag x 006, Mdantsane Mazawule N1, Mdantsane 5219 5219 Eastern Cape Middelburg Magistrate Court Middelburg [EC] Yes No 049 842 1555 049 842 3423 Private Bag x 503, Middelburg 40 Loop Street,
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    Annexure F. List of projects : National and Provincial Departments 1 Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) Quarter 2 2020/2021 (Cumulative: 01 APR 2020 to 30 SEP 2020) List of projects : National and Provincial Departments Government Sector Infrastructure Sector Average Manual Workers Daily Wage: 180.12 Department EC - Education Number of Projects 8 157,633,717 2,861,835 259 Expenditure Budget (including Gross Number Prov (including Professional of Work Programme Project Name Department Name Code District Municipality Name Local Municipality Name Professional Fees) (01 APR Opportunities Fees) 2020 to 30 SEP Created 2020) Provincial Infrastructure (NON-ROADS) Asherville Public School EC - Education EC Sarah Baartman (DC10) Dr Beyers Naude (EC101) 64,821,324 113,261 18 Provincial Infrastructure (NON-ROADS) Dinizulu SSS EC - Education EC Joe Gqabi (DC14) Elundini (EC141) 1,648,246 27,127 6 Provincial Infrastructure (NON-ROADS) Edlelweni PS(ECDC) EC - Education EC Chris Hani (DC13) Enoch Mgijima (EC139) 20,022,252 34,751 6 Provincial Infrastructure Cacadu (DC10) - All or some (NON-ROADS) Lingcom Primary School EC - Education EC Sarah Baartman (DC10) local municipalities 7,663,006 362,332 65 Provincial Infrastructure Nelson Mandela Bay (NON-ROADS) Mfesane SSS EC - Education EC Metropolitan (NMA) Nelson Mandela Bay (NMA) 3,000,000 148,500 14 All metros and districts in EC All local municipalities in EC National Youth Service (NYS) NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE 2020 EC - Education EC province province 4,488,000 1,898,568 117 All metros and districts in EC All local municipalities in EC Municipal Infrastructure Office Shifting EC - Education EC province province 100,800 85,475 7 Provincial Infrastructure King Sabata Dalindyebo (NON-ROADS) Willo Comprehensive School EC - Education EC O.R.Tambo (DC15) (EC157) 55,890,089 191,822 26 Annexure F.
  • Media Statement

    Media Statement

    MEDIA STATEMENT Activities lined up in Eastern Cape to mark National Water Week 2021 14 March 2021 The Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) will partner with various municipalities around the Eastern Cape and Coca Cola Beverages South Africa (CCBSA) to celebrate the National Water Week 2021 campaign from 15-22 March under the theme “Valuing Water”. A number of activities will take place in various municipalities to mark the celebration of National Water Week. This is an effort to create awareness about the importance of water and the need to manage this scarce resource in a sustainable way for present and future generations. The National Water Week 2021 takes place as the country grapples with the deadly coronavirus pandemic that has claimed many lives across the globe. The demand for water has increased since the outbreak of the pandemic because everyone is expected to wash their hands frequently to stop the spread of the virus. Eastern Cape remains of the water stressed provinces with some areas of the province facing devastating drought. This year’s National Water Week coincides with the Human Rights Day and World Water Day on 21 and 22 March respectively. The National Water Week further seeks to promote the use, conservation, development and protection of water resources. In addition, it aims to encourage dialogue within the sector of how the different players can work together to create lasting solutions. National Water Week 2021 activities will take place as follows: DATE VENUE TIME 16/03/2021 DEBERA VILLAGE, 10h00 NGCOBO 16/03/2021 NGXABANE VILLAGE, 10h00 LADY FRERE 17/03/2021 BOLOTWA VILLAGE, 10h00 QUEENSTOWN Department of Water and Sanitation South Africa DWS_ RSA 18/03/2021 MZOMHLE VILLAGE, 10h00 TSOMO 24/03/2021 COBOSI VILLAGE, 10h00 NGCOBO 25/03/2021 KWAMASINGATHA 10h00 VILLAGE, K.W.T 26/03/2021 MACLEANTOWN 10h00 30/03/2021 XONXA DAM, LADY 10h00 FRERE The department urges communities to participate in the celebrations of municipalities closest to them and continue saving water for the current and future generations.