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Local Municipality Ms. Motshidisi Koloi Moqhaka Local Municipality Executive Mayor 056 217 9911 056 216 9122 P.O Status Title Name Company Department Telephone Business Fax Address City Code Email Pre-identified: Local Municipality Ms. Motshidisi Koloi Moqhaka Local Municipality Executive Mayor 056 217 9911 056 216 9122 P.O. Box 302 Kroonstad 9500 [email protected] Pre-identified: Local Municipality Mr. Simon Moqwathi Moqhaka Local Municipality Municipal Manager 056 216 9911 056 216 9122 P.O. Box 302 Kroonstad 9500 [email protected] Pre-identified: Local Municipality Mr. Mpho Chakane Moqhaka Local Municipality Speaker 056 217 9911 056 216 9122 P.O. Box 302 Kroonstad 9500 [email protected] Pre-identified: Local Municipality Cllr. Selane Tladi Moqhaka Local Municipality Ward 2 Councillor 056 216 9911 056 216 9122 P.O. Box 302 Kroonstad 9500 Pre-identified: Local Municipality Ms. Oumix Oliphant Fezile Dabi District Municipality Municipal Manager 016 970 8600 016 970 8725 P.O. Box 10 Sasolburg 1947 [email protected] Pre-identified: Local Municipality Mr. Nkosinjani Wilson Speelman Matjhabeng Local Municipality Executive Mayor 057 391 3611 057 357 4393 P.O. Box 708 Welkom 9460 [email protected] Pre-identified: Local Municipality Mr. Thabiso Tsoaeli Matjhabeng Local Municipality Municipal Manager 057 391 3238 057 357 4393 P.O. Box 708 Welkom 9460 [email protected] 057 352 1267 Pre-identified: Local Municipality Bheke Sthofile Matjhabeng Local Municipality Speaker 057 391 3238 P.O. Box 708 Welkom 9460 [email protected] 0865360696 057 391 3611 Pre-identified: District Municipality Cllr. MP Kopela Matjhabeng Local Municipality Ward 3 Councillor 057 357 4393 P.O. Box 708 Welkom 9460 [email protected] 0780033056 Pre-identified: District Municipality Ms. Palesa Kaota Lejweleputswa District Municipality Municipal Manager 057 353 3094/5/8/9 057 353 1213 P.O. Box 2163 Welkom 9460 Free State Department of Economic Pre-identified: Provincial 086 110 2185 Ms. M Gasela Development, Tourism, Environmental Head of Department 051 404 9600 Private Bag X 20801 Bloemfontein 9300 Environmental Authority 051 400 4732 Affairs & Small Business Free State Department of Mineral Pre-identified: Organ of State Ms. Reshoketswe Ramaboena 057 391 1356 057 391 6003 Private bag X33 Welkom 9460 [email protected] Resources Free State Department of Agriculture Glen Building Pre-identified: Organ of State Mr. Zimasa Mbewu Director 051 861 8799 051 861 8578 Private Bag X 01 9360 [email protected] and Rural Development Bloemfontein Free State Department of Cooperative Pre-identified: Organ of State Mr. M.V Duma Governance, Traditional Affairs & Head of Department 051 405 5719 053 403 3650 P.O. Box 211 Bloemfontein 9300 [email protected] Human Settlements Free State Department of Police, Roads Pre-identified: Organ of State Ms. Nthabiseng Matsoake MEC 051 409 8861 051 409 8863 P.O. Box 119 Bloemfontein 9300 [email protected] and Transport 051 405 4490 Pre-identified: Organ of State Mr. Sam Mashinini Free State Department of Public Works Member of Executive Coucil 051 405 5051 P.O. Box 960 Bloemfontein 9300 [email protected] 086 624 7915 051 405 9000 Free State Department of Water and Pre-identified: Organ of State Ms. Boitumelo Melato (ext 9263) 086 271 7982 [email protected] Sanitation 083 633 3641 National Department of Mineral 012 444 3231/ Pre-identified: Organ of State Mr. Khayalethu Matrose Director General 086 214 5509 Private Bag X59 Arcadia 0007 [email protected] Resources 3308/ 3880 National Department of Agriculture, Directorate: Land Use and Soil Pre-identified: Organ of State Mr. Lufuno Sithomola 012 319 7472 012 329 5938 Private Bag X120 Pretoria 0001 [email protected] Forestry and Fisheries Management The Council for Scientific and Industrial Competence Area Manager: Water Pre-identified: Organ of State Dr Harrison Pienaar 012 841 3957 P.O. Box 395 Pretoria 0001 [email protected] Research (CSIR) Resources Pre-identified: Organ of State Mrs. B Mlambo SANRAL/ NRA Environmental Coordinator at SANRAL 033 392 8100 012 362 2116 P.O. Box 415 Pretoria 0001 [email protected] Pre-identified: Organ of State Ms. Mpathi Makoa SANRAL 012 426 6200 012 362 2116 [email protected] National Department of Rural Pre-identified: Organ of State Dr. Vela Mngwengwe Chief Director: State Land Administration 012 312 9862 012 326 9213 Private Bag X833 Pretoria 0001 [email protected] Development and Land Reform Pre-identified: Organ of State Ms. Catchment Management Agency Environmental Officer-Control Senior Environmental Advisor Eskom GC - Pietermaritzbur Pre-identified: Organ of State Mr. John Geeringh Eskom 033 355 4391 033 394 3753 Private Bag X9059 3200 [email protected] Land Development g Pre-identified: Organ of State Mr. Lungile Motsisi Eskom Servitude and Investigations Department 011 800 8111 086 655 7036 P.O. Box 1091 Johannesburg 3200 [email protected] Pre-identified: Organ of State Mr. Eddie Seaton Transnet Manager - Transnet Property 011 308 2417 no fax P. O. Box 72501 Parkview 2122 [email protected] Pre-identified: NGO Mr. Bradley Gibbons Endangered Wildlife Trust Senior Field Officer 082 566 5803 086 517 8872 Private Bag X11 Modderfontein 1645 [email protected] [email protected] Pre-identified: NGO Mr. Constant Hoogstad Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) 011 372 3600 011 608 4682 Private Bag X11 Modderfontein 1645 [email protected] Pre-identified: NGO Dr Hanneline Smit-Robinson Birdlife SA Terrestrial Bird Conservation 011 789 1122 011 789 5188 Private Bag X5001 Parklands 2121 [email protected] Pre-identified: NGO Mr Simon Gear Birdlife SA Policy and Advocacy [email protected] Pre-identified: NGO Mr. Jack Armour Agri Free State Operations Manager 051 444 4609 051 444 4619 P. O. Box 54 Bloemfontein 9300 [email protected] Pre-identified: NGO Mr. Hans van der Merwe Agri SA Executive Director 0126 433 400 012 663 3178 Private Bag X180 Centurion [email protected] Pre-identified: NGO Mr. Shadrack Moephuli Agricultural Research Council CEO 012 427 9700 012 342 3948 P. O. Box 8783 Pretoria 0001 [email protected] Pre-identified: NGO Ms. Melodie McGeoch SANParks 021 713 7509 P.O. Box 216 Steenberg 7947 [email protected] Status Title Name Company Department Telephone Business Fax Address City Code Email Federation for a Sustainable Postnet Suite 87 Rivonia Pre-identified: NGO Ms. Mariette Liefferink Chief Executive Officer 011 787 7965 086 514 6085 2128 [email protected] Development Private Bag X033 Gauteng Federation for a Sustainable Postnet Suite 87 Rivonia Pre-identified: NGO Mr. Koos Pretorius Director 083 986 4400 086 514 6085 2128 [email protected] Development Private Bag X033 Gauteng Wildlife and Environment Society of Pre-identified: NGO Mr. Chris Galliers Head Office Conservation Department 033 330 3931 033 330 4576 P.O. Box 394 Howick 3290 [email protected] South Africa (WESSA) 082 782 3121 Margaretha Jacoba Wagner Lekkerleven 2445 (Ptn 0) 057 573 1413 Landowner Ms. P O Box 126 Hennenman 9445 [email protected] Stephan Wagner 014 117 1413 082 825 2403 Twistniet 565 (Ptn RE) 056 515 4169 Landowner Mr. Aletta Johanna Jubelius 056 515 2129 P O Box 126 Hennenman 9450 Wonderboom 1100 (Ptn 0) 057 573 2332 Twistniet 565 (Ptn 3) Landowner Mr. Engela Welthagen Erasmus Twistniet 565 (Ptn 1) P O Box 209 Ventersburg 9450 Twistniet 175 (Ptn 0) Rietspruit 2450 (RE) Armoed spruit 416 (Ptn RE) Groenkol 2448 (Ptn 0) Landowner Hanmar Trust Johannesrust 2446 (Ptn RE) Johannesrust 2446 (Ptn 1) Rietspruit 2450 (Ptn 1) Damleegte 323 (Ptn 0) Excelsior 122 (Ptn 0) 082 377 5344 Landowner Ms. Elizabeth Maria Lubbe Lang Kuil 225 (Ptn RE) 051 522 7158 P O Box 12060 Brandhof 9324 Goedgegund 434(Ptn 2) 0514 303 567 Goedgegund 434(Ptn 3) Landowner Waterbron Trust Stillewoning 580 (Ptn RE) Landowner Mrs. Jacoba Margaretha Pienaar Dispuut Spruit 727 (Ptn 0) P O Box 153 Ventersburg 9450 Landowner Ms. Erasmus Claassen Ferreira Kromspruit 476 (Ptn 0) 083 415 4796 Kromspruit Plaas Ventersburg 9450 [email protected] Kleinfontein 210 (Ptn RE) 057 651 5146 Landowner Mr. Daniel Jacobus Behrens P O Box 272 Kroonstad 9500 Kleinfontein 210 (Ptn 1) 082 493 8809 Landowner H & B Trust Burnett-Holmes 599 (Ptn RE) Christina Maria Wilhelmina 057 651 4796 Landowner Ms. Eerste Geluk 51 (Ptn RE) P O Box 112 Ventersburg 9450 Ferreira 083 986 2896 Landowner Ms. Anna Maria Heyns Stillewoning 757 (Ptn 0) P O Box 125 Ventersburg 9450 Vaderdeel 321 (Ptn 0) Moederserf 322 (Ptn 0) Vlakspruit 234 (Ptn 0) Landowner Eendracht Trust Wachteenbeetje 76 (Ptn RE) Eendracht 259 (Ptn RE) Mooidam 102 (Ptn 0) Landowner Mooi Toekoms Trust Brakvlei 2442 (Ptn 0) Landowner Pelzaan Familie Trust Mooiplaats 2443 (Ptn 0) Status Title Name Company Department Telephone Business Fax Address City Code Email Landowner Brakvlei Trust Brakvlei Oost 2441 (Ptn 0) Eendoorn 2440 (Ptn 0) Landowner Petrus Albertus van Schalkwyk J P Verster Saad Produseerders CC P O Box 272 Kroonstad 9500 Rondebult 2447 (Ptn RE) Landowner Mr. Johannes Anthonie Pelser Rondebult 2447 (Ptn 1) 082 371 3813 P O Box 130 Hennenman 9445 011 907 0333 Randhart Landowner Mr. Luis Johannes Fourie Delton Trading CC Rosebank 903 (Ptn RE) P O Box 11571 1447 083 251 8651 Alberton 056 212 1722 Landowner Johan Lodiwicus Klopper Schutte Lonel Boerdery CC Smaldeel 202 (Ptn RE) 056 213 3306 PO Box 1141 Kroonstad 9500 082 800 0405 Landowner Soetamaling Trust Smaldeel 414 (Ptn 0) Protest 63 (Ptn 0) 057 651 4797 Goedgegund 434(Ptn 1) Landowner Mr. Gustavus Wilhelm Roux Gustavus Wilhelm Roux Familie Trust 057 651 4797 Goedgegund 434(Ptn 0) 083 264 5489 Kalkfontein 294 (Ptn 0) Twistniet 565 (Ptn 5) Twistniet 565 (Ptn 6) Landowner Francois Delport Familie Trust Twistniet 565 (Ptn 2) Langverwacht 302 (Ptn RE) 011 413 2754 Landowner Mr.
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