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GOVERNMENT NOTICE GOEWERMENTSKENNISGEWINGS
Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Department of Landbou, Bosbou en Visserye, Departement van 1371 Meat Safety Act (40/2000) :Invitation for 21 40402 1371 Meat Safety Act (40/2000) :Invitation for 21 40402 the public to comment on the game meat the public to comment on the game meat regulations...... regulations......
1372 Agricultural Product Standards Act 72 40402 1372 Agricultural Product Standards Act 72 40402 (119/1990) :Proposed amendments to the (119/1990) :Proposed amendments to the regulations relating to the grading, packing regulations relating to the grading, pack- and marking of bananas intended for sale ing and marking of bananas intended for in the Republic of South Africa...... sale in the Republic of South Africa......
Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs, Department Samewerkende Regering en Tradisionele Sake, Departement of van 1388 Disaster Management Act (57/2002) :Ex- 4 40408 1388 Disaster Management Act (57/2002) :Ex- 4 40408 tension of the declaration of a KwaZu- tension of the declaration of a KwaZu- lu-Natal Provincial State of Disaster...... lu-Natal Provincial State of Disaster......
Energy, Department of Energie, Departement van R.1366 “Electricity Regulations Act, 2006” :Wysig- 11 40401 R.1366 “Electricity Regulations Act, 2006” :Wysig- 18 40401 ing van die Elektrisiteitsregulasies oor ing van die Elektrisiteitsregulasies oor nuwe Opwekkingskapasiteit, 2011...... nuwe Opwekkingskapasiteit, 2011......
Environmental Affairs, Department of Omgewingsake, Departement van 1373 National Environmental Management: 73 40402 1373 National Environmental Management: 73 40402 Air Quality Act (39/2004) :Declaration of Air Quality Act (39/2004) :Declaration of certain printing industry activities as con- certain printing industry activities as con- trolled emitters and establishment of emis- trolled emitters and establishment of emis- sion standards...... sion standards......
Home Affairs, Department of Binnelandse Sake, Departement van 1374 Births and Deaths Registration Act 84 40402 1374 Births and Deaths Registration Act 84 40402 (51/1992) :Alteration of surnames in terms (51/1992) :Alteration of surnames in terms of section 26 of the Act...... of section 26 of the Act......
1375 Births and Deaths Registration Act 110 40402 1375 Births and Deaths Registration Act 110 40402 (51/1992) :Alteration of forenames in (51/1992) :Alteration of forenames in terms of section 24...... terms of section 24......
Independent Communications Authority of South Africa Onafhanklike Kommunikasie-owerheid van Suid-Afrika 1376 Independent Communications Authority 124 40402 1376 Independent Communications Authority 124 40402 of South Africa (13/2000) :Regulations on of South Africa (13/2000) :Regulations on code of conduct for premium rated ser- code of conduct for premium rated ser- vices...... vices......
Labour, Department of Arbeid, Departement van R.1367 Labour Relations Act, 1995 :Building Bar- 25 40401 R.1367 Labour Relations Act, 1995 :Building Bar- 25 40401 gaining Council North and West Boland: gaining Council North and West Boland: Extension of amendments of Main Collec- Extension of amendments of Main Collec- tive Agreement to non-parties...... tive Agreement to non-parties......
R.1368 Labour Relations Act, 1995 :Building In- 51 40401 R.1368 Labour Relations Act, 1995 :Building In- 51 40401 dustry Bargaining Council North and West dustry Bargaining Council North and West Boland: Extension of period of operation of Boland: Extension of period of operation the main collective agreement...... of the main collective agreement......
1386 Compensation for Occupational Injuries 4 40406 1386 Compensation for Occupational Injuries 4 40406 and Diseases Act (COID Act) :Notice of and Diseases Act (COID Act) :Notice of revision of assessments...... revision of assessments......
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Page Gazette Page Gazette No. No. No. No. No. No. Landelike Ontwikkeling en Grondhervorming, Departement Rural Development and Land Reform, Department of van 1377 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 144 40402 1377 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 144 40402 :Various properties...... :Various properties......
1378 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 199 40402 1378 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 199 40402 as amended :Remainder Erf 1, Kuruman, as amended :Remainder Erf 1, Kuruman, amendment Remainder Erf 1 and Erf 3, amendment Remainder Erf 1 and Erf 3, Kuruman...... Kuruman......
1379 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 200 40402 1379 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 200 40402 as amended :Erf 102, portion of Qumbu as amended :Erf 102, portion of Qumbu commonage, portion of Bencuthi Planta- commonage, portion of Bencuthi Planta- tion and Unsurveyed and Unregistered tion and Unsurveyed and Unregistered State Land of Lower Kroza Location...... State Land of Lower Kroza Location......
1380 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 201 40402 1380 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 201 40402 as amended :Mlamla-Nkunzi Farm 716 at as amended :Mlamla-Nkunzi Farm 716 at Mketengeni Village...... Mketengeni Village......
South African Revenue Service Suid-Afrikaanse Inkomstediens R.1369 Doeane- en Aksynswet, 1964 :Verbeter- 53 40401 R.1369 Doeane- en Aksynswet, 1964 :Verbeter- 54 40401 ingskennisgewing: Wysiging van Bylae No. ingskennisgewing: Wysiging van Bylae 1 (No. 1/1/1555)...... No. 1 (No. 1/1/1555)......
R.1370 Customs and Excise Act, 1964 :Correc- 55 40401 R.1370 Doeane- en Aksynswet, 1964 :Verbeter- 56 40401 tion Notice: Amendment of Schedule No. ingskennisgewing: Wysiging van Bylae 1 (No. 1/1/1554)...... No. 1 ( No. 1/1/1554)......
Telecommunications and Postal Services, Department of Telekommunikasie en Posdienste, Departement van 1387 Broad-Based Black Economic Empow- 4 40407 1387 Broad-Based Black Economic Empow- 4 40407 erment Act (53/2003) as amended by erment Act (53/2003) as amended by B-BBEE Act (46/2013) :Codes of good B-BBEE Act (46/2013) :Codes of good practice on broad based black economic practice on broad based black economic empowerment...... empowerment......
Trade and Industry, Department of Handel en Nywerheid, Departement van 1381 Co-operatives Act, 2005 :Co-operatives 202 40402 1381 Co-operatives Act, 2005 :Co-operatives 202 40402 that have been removed from the register. that have been removed from the register.
1382 Co-operatives Act, 2005 :Co-operatives 203 40402 1382 Co-operatives Act, 2005 :Co-operatives 203 40402 that have been removed from the register. that have been removed from the register.
1383 Co-operatives Act, 2005 :Co-operatives 204 40402 1383 Co-operatives Act, 2005 :Co-operatives 204 40402 that have been removed from the register. that have been removed from the register.
1384 Co-operatives Act, 2005 :Co-operatives 205 40402 1384 Co-operatives Act, 2005 :Co-operatives 205 40402 that have been removed from the register. that have been removed from the register.
1385 International Trade Administration Act, 4 40404 1385 International Trade Administration Act, 4 40404 2002 :Notice of the preliminary determina- 2002 :Notice of the preliminary determina- tion in the investigation for remedial action tion in the investigation for remedial action in the form of a safeguard against the in- in the form of a safeguard against the in- creased imports of flat-rolled products of creased imports of flat-rolled products of iron or non-alloy steel, or other alloy steel iron or non-alloy steel, or other alloy steel but excluding stainless steel, or all widths, but excluding stainless steel, or all widths, cold-rolled (cold-reduced), not clad, plat- cold-rolled (cold-reduced), not clad, plat- ed or coated and not further worked than ed or coated and not further worked than cold-roled (cold-reduced)...... cold-roled (cold-reduced)......
GENERAL NOTICE ALGEMENE KENNISGEWINGS
Economic Development Department Ekonomiese Ontwikkeling Departement 730 International Trade Administration Com- 206 40402 730 International Trade Administration Com- 206 40402 mission :Customs Tariff Applications: List mission :Customs Tariff Applications: List 09/2016...... 09/2016......
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Page Gazette Page Gazette No. No. No. No. No. No. Environmental Affairs, Department of Omgewingsake, Departement van 731 National Environmental Management: 209 40402 731 National Environmental Management: 209 40402 Protected Areas Act (57/2003) :Norms Protected Areas Act (57/2003) :Norms and standards for the inclusion of private and standards for the inclusion of private nature reserve in the register of protected nature reserve in the register of protected areas of South Africa...... areas of South Africa......
749 National Environmental Management: 4 40412 749 National Environmental Management: 4 40412 Biodiversity Act (10/2004) :Norms and Biodiversity Act (10/2004) :Norms and Standards for the Management of Dam- Standards for the Management of Dam- age-causing Animals in South Africa...... age-causing Animals in South Africa......
Landelike Ontwikkeling en Grondhervorming, Departement Rural Development and Land Reform, Department of van 732 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 221 40402 732 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 221 40402 :Erven No. 6 & 359, De Doorns...... :Erven No. 6 & 359, De Doorns......
733 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 222 40402 733 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 222 40402 :That portion of Durban, commonly known :That portion of Durban, commonly known as 59 Shumville, Cat Manor...... as 59 Shumville, Cat Manor......
734 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 223 40402 734 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 223 40402 :Various properties...... :Various properties......
735 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 225 40402 735 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 225 40402 :Sub 3 of Lot 797, Ladysmith Township...... :Sub 3 of Lot 797, Ladysmith Township......
736 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 226 40402 736 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 226 40402 :Sub 388 of the Farm Piezang Revier No. :Sub 388 of the Farm Piezang Revier No. 805, Ethekwini, KwaZulu-Natal...... 805, Ethekwini, KwaZulu-Natal......
737 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 227 40402 737 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 227 40402 :Various properties...... :Various properties......
738 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 230 40402 738 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 230 40402 :Portion 51 of the Farm Quaggas Drift No. :Portion 51 of the Farm Quaggas Drift No. 125, previously known as Lot 7 of Khum- 125, previously known as Lot 7 of Khum- alosville of Quaggas Drift Farm No. 1258.. alosville of Quaggas Drift Farm No. 1258..
739 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 231 40402 739 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 231 40402 :Portion of Durban, commonly known as :Portion of Durban, commonly known as Shack No. 21, Reservoir Hills...... Shack No. 21, Reservoir Hills......
740 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 232 40402 740 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 232 40402 :Portion of Durban, commonly known as :Portion of Durban, commonly known as U5 No. 18, Ntuzuma Township...... U5 No. 18, Ntuzuma Township......
741 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 233 40402 741 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 233 40402 :Portion of Durban, commonly known as :Portion of Durban, commonly known as Lot 1248, Naicker, Newlands...... Lot 1248, Naicker, Newlands......
742 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 234 40402 742 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 234 40402 :Portion only of Cato Manor, commonly :Portion only of Cato Manor, commonly known as 112 Ridge Road...... known as 112 Ridge Road......
743 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 235 40402 743 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994) 235 40402 :That portion of Durban, commonly known :That portion of Durban, commonly known as Shack No. 14, Reservoir Hills...... as Shack No. 14, Reservoir Hills......
South African Reserve Bank Suid-Afrikaanse Reserwebank 744 Banks Act (94/1990) :Designation of an 236 40402 744 Banks Act (94/1990) :Designation of an 236 40402 institution of which the activities do not institution of which the activities do not fall within the meaning of “the business fall within the meaning of “the business or bank” (“Ithala Soc Limited” a wholly or bank” (“Ithala Soc Limited” a wholly subsidiary of Ithala Development Finance subsidiary of Ithala Development Finance Corporation Limited)...... Corporation Limited)......
Trade and Industry, Department of Handel en Nywerheid, Departement van 728 Liquor Act, (27 /1989) :Notice of applica- 10 40400 728 Drankwet, (27 /1989) :Kennisgewing van 10 40400 tion for liquor licenses: North West...... aansoeke om dranklisensies: Noordwes...
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Page Gazette Page Gazette No. No. No. No. No. No. 729 Liquor Act, (27 /1989) :Notice of applica- 47 40400 729 Drankwet, (27 /1989) :Kennisgewing van 47 40400 tions for the removal of licenses: North aansoek om die verplasing van Lisensies: West...... Noordwes......
748 Broad-Based Black Economic Empower- 4 40410 748 Broad-Based Black Economic Empower- 4 40410 ment Act (53/2003) :Thresholds for major ment Act (53/2003) :Thresholds for major B-BBEE Transactions...... B-BBEE Transactions......
Transport, Department of Vervoer, Departement van 745 International Air Service Act (60/1993) 239 40402 745 International Air Service Act (60/1993) 239 40402 :Grant/amendment of international air ser- :Grant/amendment of international air ser- vice license...... vice license......
746 Air Service Licensing Act (115/1990) :Ap- 240 40402 746 Air Service Licensing Act (115/1990) :Ap- 240 40402 plication for the grant or amendment of plication for the grant or amendment of domestic air service licence...... domestic air service licence......
BOARD NOTICE RAADSKENNISGEWINGS 171 Landscape Architectural Profession Act 241 40402 171 Landscape Architectural Profession Act 241 40402 (45/2000) :SACLAP for implementation (45/2000) :SACLAP for implementation from 4 November 2016: Revised registra- from 4 November 2016: Revised registra- tion policy and rules...... tion policy and rules......
172 Pharmacy Act (53/1974), as amended 4 40405 172 Pharmacy Act (53/1974), as amended 4 40405 :Fees payable to the Council under the :Fees payable to the Council under the Pharmacy Act...... Pharmacy Act......
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Government Notices • Goewermentskennisgewings
Higher Education and Training, Department of/ Hoër Onderwys en Opleiding, Departement van 1410 Higher Education Act (101/1997): Call for comments on the Ministerial Committee Report: Draft Policy Framework for Disability in the Post-School Education and Training System...... 40428 16 Home Affairs, Department of/ Binnelandse Sake, Departement van 1411 Births and Deaths Registration Act (51/1992): Alteration of forenames in terms of section 24...... 40428 61 1412 Births and Deaths Registration Act (51/1992): Alteration of surnames in terms of section 26...... 40428 71 Labour, Department of/ Arbeid, Departement van 1413 Labour Relations Act, 1995: Registration of a trade union...... 40428 99 1414 Labour Relations Act, 1995: Change of name of an employers’ organisation: Plastics Convertors Association of South Africa (LR 2/6/3/106)...... 40428 100 1415 Labour Relations Act, 1995: Notice of intention to cancel the registration of a trade union: Union for National Democratic Equity Workers (UNADEWO)(LR2/6/2/1864)...... 40428 101 Rural Development and Land Reform, Department of/ Landelike Ontwikkeling en Grondhervorming, Departement van 1416 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994): Peddie/Amathole: Various Properties...... 40428 102 1417 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994): Various properties...... 40428 103 1418 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994): Fife 790 MS...... 40428 105 Telecommunications and Postal Services, Department of/ Telekommunikasie en Posdienste, Departement van 1419 Electronic Communications and Transactions Act (25/2002): Proposed Amendment of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Regulations...... 40428 107 Trade and Industry, Department of/ Handel en Nywerheid, Departement van 1420 Counterfeit Goods Act (37/1997): Companies and Intellectual Property Commission...... 40428 116
General Notices • Algemene Kennisgewings
Economic Development Department/ Ekonomiese Ontwikkeling Departement 756 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger...... 40428 117 757 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger: BASF SE, Germany and Rockwood Specialties Group GMBH, Germany and Chemetall U.S., Inc., USA...... 40428 117 758 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger: Main Street 1463 (Pty) Ltd and ACORP Gifts (Pty) Ltd...... 40428 117 759 Competition Act (89/1998): Notification of Complaint Referral: A’Africa Pest Prevention CC and Mosebetsi Mmoho Professional Services CC...... 40428 118 760 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger...... 40428 118 761 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger...... 40428 118 762 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger...... 40428 119 763 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger...... 40428 119 764 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger...... 40428 119 765 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger...... 40428 120 766 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger...... 40428 120 767 Competition Trubinal: Notification of decision to approve merger...... 40428 120 768 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger...... 40428 121 769 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger...... 40428 121 Independent Communications Authority of South Africa/ Onafhanklike Kommunikasie-owerheid van Suid-Afrika 770 Electronic Communications Act (36/2005): Application for transfer of licence from Zensho (Pty) Ltd to Octanox (Pty) Ltd...... 40428 122 771 Electronic Communications Act (36/2005): Applications for transfer of licences from Umoya Network Solutions (Pty) Ltd to Reflex Communications (Pty) Ltd...... 40428 123
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772 Electronic Communications Act (36/2004): Applications for the transfer of licences from Litmus Computer Solu- tions (Pty) Ltd to TWK Communications CC...... 40428 124 Rural Development and Land Reform, Department of/ Landelike Ontwikkeling en Grondhervorming, Departement van 773 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994): Erf 2260...... 40428 125 Trade and Industry, Department of/ Handel en Nywerheid, Departement van 774 Standards Act (8/2008): Standards matters...... 40428 126 775 International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa: Guidelines, Rules and Conditions Pertaining to Fabrics Imported...... 40428 132 Transport, Department of/ Vervoer, Departement van 776 Road Accident Fund Act (56/1996): Members appointed to the board of the Road Accident Fund...... 40428 145 777 National Railway Safety Regulator Act (16/2002): Notice on the appointment of members to the Board of the Rail- way Safety Regulator (RSR)...... 40428 146 778 Air Service Licensing Act (115/1990): Application for the grant or amendment of domestic air service licence...... 40428 147
Board Notices • Raadskennisgewings
176 South African Council for the Architectural Profession Act (44/2000): Disciplinary hearing of Wayne Michael du Plessis, Registration No: T1248...... 40428 148 177 South African Council for the Architectural Profession Act (44/2000): Nature of the offence...... 40428 149 178 Financial Markets Act, 2012: Proposed draft directive on the establishment and implementation of cooperative ar- rangements between licensed market infrastructures...... 40428 150
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GENERAL NOTICE Government Notices • Goewermentskennis�',j.l,; gewings GOVERNMENT GAZETTE
Higher Education and Training, Department of/ Hoër Onderwys en Opleiding, Departement van DEPARTMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING J DEPARTMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING 2016 NO. 1410 NOTICE NO ...... OF 18 NOVEMBER 2016
1410 Higher Education Act (101/1997): Call for comments on the Ministerial Committee Report: Draft Policy Framework for Disability in the Post-School Education and Training System 40428
CALL FOR COMMENTS ON THE MINISTERIAL COMMITTEE REPORT: DRAFT POLICY
FRAMEWORK FOR DISABILITY IN THE POST -SCHOOL EDUCATION AND TRAINING
SYSTEM
I, Bonginkosi Emmanuel Nzimande, Minister of Higher Education and Training, in terms of
Section 41 B of the Continuing Education and Training Colleges Act (Act 16 of 2006), and
Section 3 of the Higher Education Act (Act 101 of 1997), hereby publish for comment the
Ministerial Committee Report: Draft Policy Framework for Disability in the Post-School
Education and Training System. The report is available on the Department of Higher
Education and Training website (http://www.dhet.gov.za).
This policy framework. is intended to assist all types of public post-school education and
training institutions to provide effective and uniform services to students with disabilities.
All interested persons, organisations and institutions are invited to comment on the j Ministerial Committee Report: Draft Policy Framework for Disability in the Post-School
Education and Training System in writing, and to direct their comments to the Director
General, Department of Higher Education and Training, Private Bag X 174, Pretoria, 0001 for
the attention of Ms SP Mahlobogoane, fax: (012) 323 8593; email: � [email protected] or hand delivered to 123 Francis Baard Street, Pretoria.
Kindly provide the name, address, telephone number, fax number and email address of the
person/organisation/institution submitting the comments.
The comments on the Ministerial Committee Report: Policy Framework for Disabilityin
the Post-School Education and Training System must be submitted not later than
30 calendar days from the date of publication of this Notice.
Dr BE Nzimande, MP
Minister of Higher Education and Training Date: I
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CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION ...... 1
2 BACKGROUND ...... 3
2.1 SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS ...... 3
2.1.1 Historical Overview ...... 3
2.1.2 Prevalence ...... 4
2.2 LEGISLATIVE AND POLICY ENVIRONMENT ...... 6
3 OBJECTIVES OF THE FRAMEWORK ...... 9
4 STANDARDISATION OF A MODEL TO DEFINE DISABILITY ...... 10
Recommendation 1 ...... 11
5 STANDARDISATION OF A CLASSIFICATION MODEL FOR DISABILITY ...... 12
Recommendation 2 ...... 13
6 STANDARDISATION OF A REPORTING SYSTEM ...... 14
Recommendation 3 ...... 14
7 STANDARDISATION OF DISABILITY POLICIES OF THE DIFFERENT PSET INSTITUTIONS . 15
Recommendation 4 ...... 15
8 STANDARDISATION OF SERVICES ...... 16
Recommendation 5 ...... 17
9 AWARENESS AND ADVOCACY ...... 18
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Recommendation 6 ...... 18
10 CAREER DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES ...... 18
Recommendation 7 ...... 19
11 COOPERATION AND COORDINATION ...... 20
Recommendation 8 ...... 21
12 THE PROFESSIONALISATION OF DRUs ...... 21
Recommendation 9 ...... 21
13 ACCESS AND INFRASTRUCTURE ...... 22
Recommendation 10 ...... 23
14 SPORT AND RECREATION ...... 24
Recommendation 11 ...... 24
15 FUNDING ...... 25
Recommendation 12 ...... 25
16 MONITORING AND EVALUATION ...... 26
Recommendation 13 ...... 26
17 STRATEGIC IMPLEMENTATION PLAN ...... 26
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ANNEXURES
ANNEXURE A: CODING FRAMEWORK ...... 29
ANNEXURE B: OUTLINE OF DISABILITY POLICY ...... 31
ANNEXURE C: UNIVERSAL ACCESS STANDARDS ...... 32
ANNEXURE D: BENCHMARK FOR ASSISTIVE DEVICES ...... 34
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ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS
ADHD Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
CET Community Education and Training
DHET Department of Higher Education and Training
DRUs Disability Rights Units
DWCPD Department of Women, Children and People with Disabilities
HE Higher Education
HEDSA Higher and Further Education Disability Services Association
HEMIS Higher Education Management Information System
ICT Information Communication Technologies
NSFAS National Student Financial Aid Scheme
PSET Post-School Education and Training
TVET Technical and Vocational Education and Training
UNCRPD United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
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1 INTRODUCTION
It is critical that disability is appropriately addressed along with all other areas of transformation within the Post-School Education and Training System (PSET) in South Africa. The South African Constitution has set the stage for the removal of barriers to integrating vulnerable groups in mainstream society as participating members of society. Of the major pillars on the national transformation agenda of South Africa, disability has been acknowledged as the area where change has not kept pace with other areas. It has been lagging behind in spite of legislation aiming at normalising the lives of persons with disabilities. A key issue is the lack of mainstreaming.
Mainstreaming is, within the context of a rights discourse and sustainable development, about dignity, self-worth, autonomy and self-determination. Mainstreaming requires commitment at all levels, and needs to be considered across all sectors and built into new and existing legislation, standards, policies, strategies and plans. Disability mainstreaming is therefore the process through which governments and other stakeholders ensure that persons with disabilities participate equally with others in any activity and service intended for the general public.
Reasons for the slow progress in mainstreaming and its implementation may include the following: the absence of effective monitoring of compliance with national and international standards and obligations; the lack of effective coordination mechanisms; the lack of funding mechanisms; absence of enforcement mechanisms and together with this, the lack of accountability and consequences for non-compliance. Discrimination against persons with disabilities continues since there are no consequences for failing to implement the legislation and policies, with the result that mainstreaming of disability in all areas of life is lagging behind.1
1 Department of Social Development, 2015, the White Paper on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
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In January 2014 the Minister of Higher Education and Training, Dr Bonginkosi Emmanuel Nzimande, launched the White Paper for Post-School Education and Training for building an expanded, effective and integrated PSET system. In this policy document, which acknowledges the continued existence of barriers that discourage people with disabilities from entering post-school institutions, emphasis is placed on the need for expanded disability support for the entire PSET system. A recommendation was made for a National Policy Framework “to guide the improvement of access to and success in post-school education and training institutions” including private institutions, for people with disabilities.2 Subsequently, in December 2014, the Minister proceeded to appoint a Ministerial Committee to develop a Strategic Policy Framework for Disability in the PSET system.
The tasks assigned to the Ministerial Committee were the following:
• Developing a strategic policy framework on disability for all public and private PSET institutions i.e. Colleges, Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Colleges, Community Colleges and Higher Education (HE) institutions;
• Safeguarding the diverse field of disability in the PSET system as articulated in the White Paper for Post-School Education and Training; and
• Developing a strategic implementation plan to support the framework.
The Ministerial Committee submitted their report to the Minister in September 2015. The report is available on the Department of Higher Education and Training’s website (http://www.dhet.gov.za).
Based on the Ministerial Committee Report, the Department of Higher Education and Training developed the draft Strategic Disability Policy Framework for the Post-School Education and Training System for public comment and consultation.
2 Department of Higher Education and Training, 2014, White Paper for Post-‐school Education and Training, p.46. 2
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2 BACKGROUND
2.1 SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
2.1.1 HISTORICAL OVERVIEW
“Among the yardsticks by which to measure a society's respect for human rights, to evaluate the level of its maturity and its generosity of spirit, is by looking at the status that it accords to those members of society who are most vulnerable, disabled people, the senior citizens and its children.”3
Disability affects individuals across ethnic, racial, economic or regional barriers. While some disabilities may be immediately visible, some are not immediately apparent to observers. It is said that persons with disabilities are made more ‘disabled’ by the structure of the world in which we live.
For many years equality issues such as race and gender have received suitable focus. Disability inclusion in PSET institutions in South Africa has not been as fortunate. Access and inclusion of students with disabilities received very little attention and resources, leading to a low number of students with disabilities entering and graduating from the South African PSET system. More PSET institutions are now addressing the need to provide services to students with disabilities and have policies in place to ensure equal access to all students.
Whilst significant progress has been made in mainstreaming disability in South Africa, far more still needs to be done to ensure and regulate disability inclusion by enforcing existing accessibility legislation and developing minimum norms and standards for universal application. One reason for this could be that a major shift in the attitude of society is needed to make better progress.
The Baseline Country Report submitted to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD), approved by Cabinet in April 2013, acknowledges that
3 Office on the Status of Disabled Persons South Africa, 1997, Integrated National Disability Strategy -‐ White Paper. Pretoria: Office of the President. 3
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“weaknesses in the governance machinery of the State, and capacity constraints and lack of co-ordination within the disability sector, have detracted from a systematic approach to the implementation of the UNCRPD. The continued vulnerability of persons with disabilities, particularly children with disabilities as well as persons with psychosocial disabilities, residing in rural villages, requires more vigorous and better co-ordinated and targeted intervention.”
2.1.2 PREVALENCE
Census 2011 reported that 11.1% of South African people had at least some difficulty performing functions as described in the Washington Group questions4 and estimated an impairment prevalence of 7.5% or approximately 2.9 million out of 38 million people. This figure, however, excludes among others, children between 0-4 years of age; statistics of persons with disabilities in residential care and school boarding facilities; and persons with psychosocial, neurological and/or emotional disabilities.5 A Look at the World Report on Disability reveals that Africa has a much higher prevalence of disability when compared to other continents.
According to the section on access to education in the White Paper on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, children with severe functioning difficulties were the most marginalised. Primary School attendance varies among the different functional domains. Children with severe difficulty in walking and communicating had the lowest numbers attending school, while those with severe difficulty in seeing had the highest numbers attending.
Attendance at secondary level was lowest among persons with severe difficulties in the various functional domains. Attendance at secondary school level was higher among males than females with all types of difficulties and degrees of affliction. Children with severe
4 The Washington Group on Disability ement Measur develop international disability measurements for statistical reporting in order to facilitate the comparison of data on disability -‐ cross nationally (http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/washington_group.htm). 5 Department of Social Development, 2015, White Paper on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. 4
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difficulty in walking and communicating were the most marginalised in terms of access to secondary education.
The majority of persons with severe difficulties across all functional domains aged between 20 to 24 years were not attending tertiary education, with only about one-fifth of them attending tertiary education. Attendance was highest among the white population group and lowest among black Africans. Slight variations in tertiary enrolment exist between males and females.
The highest proportion of persons aged 20 years and older with no formal education was recorded in tribal/traditional communities regardless of the type of disability, while those in urban areas had a better profile. Persons with severe difficulties had the worst educational outcomes (5.3% attained higher education, 23.8% no formal education and 24.6% some primary education).6
Higher Education Management Information System (HEMIS), as well as Technical and Vocational Education and Training Management Information System (TVETMIS) data7 and institutional feedback show that there is an increase in the numbers of students with disabilities every year, yet there is minimal growth when compared to the general or total intake and the increase that occurred in the PSET sector over the last five years.
Accurate and up-to-date data on post-school students with disabilities is not readily available. Data received from the HEMIS from 23 public universities show the following: in 2011, 5 856 students with disabilities were enrolled in higher education institutions out of a total population of 938 201, accounting for only 0.6% of the total enrolment; in 2012, student numbers increased to 6 277 out of a total enrolment of 953 373, accounting for 0.7%; and in 2013, student numbers increased to 7 118 out of a total enrolment of 983 698, equalling the 0.7% observed in 2012. Data received from the TVETMIS from the 50 public TVET Colleges8
6 Department of Social Development, 2015, White Paper on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. 7 Data for Community Colleges are not yet available. 8 The number of students with disabilities in TVET Colleges are more than the numbers provided because not all colleges have submitted data in the survey. 5
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show the following: in 2010, 834 students with disabilities were enrolled in TVET Colleges out of a total population of 358 393, accounting for only 0.23% of the total enrolment; in 2011, 1 459 students with disabilities were enrolled in TVET Colleges out of a total population of 400 273, accounting for only 0.36% of the total enrolment; in 2012, student numbers decreased to 1 369 out of a total enrolment of 657 690, accounting for 0.21%; in 2013, student numbers increased to 2 266 out of a total enrolment of 639 618, accounting for 0.35%; and in 2014, student numbers further increased to 2 884 out of a total enrolment of 702 383, accounting for 0.41%.
9 2.2 LEGISLATIVE AND POLICY ENVIRONMENT
It is critical that disability is appropriately addressed along with all other areas of transformation. Our Constitution strives to inculcate an inclusive mind-set towards all vulnerable people who deserve the dignity and right to be recognised and function as participating members of society. The overarching policy underpinning the protection of disabled persons is to give effect to human rights. It has been shown that disability is the one area of transformation that has not changed significantly in the South African landscape.
More should be done to promote the social justice of persons with disabilities. There are four constitutional rights – dignity, equality, freedom and Ubuntu, and in order to meet these rights it is our duty to empower all people, able-bodied and disabled, to succeed through universally-designed innovative working and learning environments. This must not only be limited to physical access, but also include access to information and technology and decrease the attitudinal barriers towards people with disabilities.
A greater effort should be made to address the transformational agenda and especially disability. There needs to be a willingness to allow open and honest discussions over disability matters which are often left behind when transformation is discussed. A concerted effort should be made to prioritise disability in order to show that South Africa is a true barrier breaker and leader in inclusion and transformation.
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Several existing pieces of legislation form the foundation of disability legislation, starting from a broad perspective and narrowing down to sector specific legislation. The South African Constitution (Act 108 of 1996) outlaws all forms of discrimination including those based on disability. All organs of the State were required to ensure that the human rights of disabled people are honoured. During the first term of the democratic government, the Office on the Status of Disabled Persons was established in the Office of the President to coordinate activities aimed at addressing disability and to cooperate with state organs including all government departments to ensure an environment that is responsive to the needs of people with disabilities. The Integrated National Disability Strategy was developed in 1997 to provide a framework and vision for the integration of disability issues in all social, political and economic programmes within South Africa. In 2007, South Africa became a signatory of the UNCRPD protocol, hereby committing the country to be held accountable internationally.
Many legislative mechanisms followed including the Employment Equity Act (1998), the Skills Development Act (1998) and the Promotion of Equality and Prevention of Unfair Discrimination Act (2000). The most recent policy which addresses disability is the White Paper on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities published in September and approved by Cabinet in December 2015.
Before 1994, people with disabilities had little access to PSET and only a small number registered as students in the sector. However, after 1994, important legislation and policies followed that underlined equity and non-discrimination with respect to people with disabilities in the PSET sector.
The South African Schools Act (1996), Higher Education Act (1997), Further Education and Training Act (1998), Adult Basic Education and Training Act (2000) and the Continuing Education and Training Act (2006) call for all educational institutions to ensure that learners with disabilities can access education.
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The National Plan for Higher Education (2001) obliges universities to increase access for students with disabilities. The Plan requires universities to develop plans indicating aims, strategies implemented and steps taken towards improving access.
White Paper 6: Special Needs Education: Building an Inclusive Education and Training System (2001) provides a blueprint for inclusive education in South Africa as a means to address the challenge of disability across the education landscape. However, the focus is very much geared towards schooling. Where there is mention of further and higher education, this is largely in relation to access. White Paper 6 also calls for “regional collaboration” when addressing disability, a suggestion aimed at pooling resources for the benefit of larger groups of learners with similar support needs. In practice, this is considered by many as restrictive in terms of access as it implies that institutions only cater for certain disabilities at the expense of others.
White Paper 3 on the Transformation of the Higher Education System (2007) highlights the need for an equitable and just system of higher education that is devoid of all forms of discrimination including discrimination against students with disabilities. This is based on the principles of equity and redress. The principle of equity requires fair opportunities to enter higher education programmes and to succeed in them. This policy has clearly not been fully implemented, either by institutions or by the allocation of sufficient financial support by government. In 2012¸ The Minister of Higher Education and Training released the Green Paper for Post-school Education and Training for public comments. On November 2014, Cabinet approved the White Paper for Post-school Education and Training, outlining the Department of Higher Education and Training’s (DHET’s) vision, priorities and strategies for the PSET system.
All these efforts provided the impetus for addressing disability within the broader South African society, but also more specifically within the education sector. This said, a multiplicity of challenges remain and need to be addressed if the PSET sector is to be responsive to the needs of people with disabilities.
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3 OBJECTIVES OF THE FRAMEWORK
The Ministerial Committee on disability in the PSET sector conducted research to determine the current status of disability services and the inclusion of people with disabilities in this sector. The research included an overview of the whole sector including issues such as the number of students, available services and the standardisation thereof, policy governing the rendering of services to students with disabilities and challenges experienced in and by the PSET institutions.
The objectives of this policy framework are to propose: • A standardised model to define disability; • A standardised classification model for disability; • A standardised reporting system; • The standardisation of disability policies of the different PSET institutions; • The standardisation of services for students and staff with disabilities; • The creation of awareness and advocacy; • The career development of students with disabilities; • Coordination and cooperation in terms of services; • The professionalisation of Disability Rights Units (DRUs); • The establishment of an accessible learning and recreation environment, including accessible infrastructure; • The creation of accessible sport and recreation facilities; • A standardised disability funding model for the entire PSET system; • The creation of a standardised monitoring and evaluation system; and • A strategic implementation plan.
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4 STANDARDISATION OF A MODEL TO DEFINE DISABILITY
As already stated in the background, accurate statistics regarding the prevalence of disabilities in the PSET System in South Africa are not readily available. One of the reasons for this is the absence of a standardised definition and measurement of disability. Obtaining reliable statistics about the prevalence of disability and factors around this remains a challenge as it hinges on how disability is defined and also how people perceive and disclose disability e.g. the social construct.
Different models are used to explain disability. The early understanding of disability focused on impairment and equated disability with a deficiency in the individual. This limiting medical definition influenced measures that resulted in policies and practices that excluded persons with disabilities from mainstream society for decades (medical model).
The social model focuses on the abilities of persons with disabilities rather than on their inabilities. It assesses the impact that the socio-economic environment has on the full participation, inclusion and acceptance of persons with disabilities as part of mainstream society. The social model emphasises the need for broader systemic and attitudinal changes in society; the provision of accessible services and activities; and the mainstreaming of disability to ensure full inclusion of persons with disabilities as equals. The model further dictates that persons with disabilities must actively participate in transformation processes that impact on their lives. The key features of the social model are:
• Acknowledging that the social context within which persons with disabilities live, does impact on their full participation, inclusion and acceptance into mainstream society;
• Focusing on the abilities of persons with disabilities; respecting their inabilities and aiming to address the social barriers that result in discrimination;
• Promoting broader systemic and attitude changes in society and mainstreaming disability; and
• Reinforcing the importance of persons with disabilities as being part of transformation processes to improve the quality of their lives. 10
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The social model does not exclude the presence of impairment and acknowledges the need for medical intervention, but the emphasis is on how society, through inaccessible environments and facilities excludes people with disabilities.
The rights-based approach emphasises social justice, a minimum standard of living, equitable access, equal opportunity to services and benefits, and a commitment to meeting the needs of all South Africans with a special emphasis on the needs of the most disadvantaged. This approach is supported by the principles of universality, inalienability, equality and non-discrimination and requires a human-rights focus in drafting and implementing policies and programmes.
While protecting and promoting the human rights of persons with disabilities is an underlying principle in all the Articles of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, Article 4 commits States Parties to ensure and promote the full realisation of all human rights and the fundamental freedom for all persons with disabilities without discrimination of any kind, on the basis of disability, and to protect all persons against the violation of their human rights.
Disability is a complex concept, and as yet there is no definition of disability that has achieved international consensus.
RECOMMENDATION 1
The Strategic Disability Framework for the Post-School Education and Training System recommends a working definition of disability in line with the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Persons with disabilities include those who have physical, psychosocial, cognitive, neurological and/or sensory impairments. As a result of various attitudinal, communication, physical and information barriers, these persons are hindered from participating fully and effectively in society on an equal footing with others.
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5 STANDARDISATION OF A CLASSIFICATION MODEL FOR DISABILITY
Institutions should be adequately capacitated to address all different categories of disabilities, including the following areas of disability support not always catered for but which are crucial to the PSET sector: learning disabilities, psychiatric/social disabilities, D/deaf10 as well as communication disabilities (e.g. stuttering). Future planning should involve the Health Sector. Disability has many intersections and for a large number of students, health care services are crucial to maximise their chances of success. In many instances neither students nor DRUs have the funds available to optimise health care.
The expansion of disability categories to increase access and to know the extent and prevalence of disability across the sector is crucial. Using the correct codes to track disabled students who enrol in order to put in place the necessary support is of vital importance. Yet, with the current HEMIS coding system in use, it is very difficult to obtain proper information and to make the necessary provision and reach the correct conclusions.
Furthermore, the TVETMIS report on 16 different categories of disabilities, viz. Attention deficit disorder with/without hyperactivity (ADHD/ADD), Autistic spectrum disorders, Behavioural/conduct disorder (including severe behavioural problems), Blindness, Cerebral palsy, Deaf-blindness, Deafness, Epilepsy, Hard of hearing/partial hearing, Mild to moderate intellectual disability, Moderate to severe/profound intellectual disability, Partial sightedness/Low vision, Physical disability, Psychiatric disorder, Severely intellectually disabled and Specific learning disability.
The debate around the HEMIS categories and the disjunction between the categories used in the HEMIS and TVETMIS that currently exist within the PSET sector brings home the importance of standardised workable codes. In standardising the coding, categorisation and reporting of impairments, the evaluation and service delivery across the PSET system will improve.
10 The capital ‘D’ is used to denote a member of the cultural and linguistic community (the Deaf community), as opposed to the small ‘d’, which refers to hearing loss from a medical point of view.
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This Strategic Disability Framework for the Post-School Education and Training System therefore proposes the categorisation of impairment types which have been welcomed by the various DRUs and continued consultation is taking place between the Higher and Further Education Disability Services Association (HEDSA) and the DHET to consider ways to implement this disability coding framework (see Annexure A). The principles of the UNCRPD and the Washington Group questions employed by the latest SA census (2011) were considered in arriving at this framework. The current coding is not sufficient to assist DRUs in identifying students with different disabilities. This deficiency makes it difficult to provide the necessary services.
RECOMMENDATION 2
It is recommended that the classification framework in Annexure A be implemented as part of the disability policy framework, to capture disability related statistics within the PSET sector and that the DHET ensures the effective implementation of this framework.
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6 STANDARDISATION OF A REPORTING SYSTEM
It is important to report on the discrepancy between HEMIS and TVETMIS data and information reported by institutions. The question remains: why do DRUs usually report a higher number of disabilities than what is reflected in the DHET data? One reason may be the time of reporting the disability (at the beginning of the academic year or on the application form). At this time some students with disabilities may not have approached the DRUs to disclose their support needs. This may be indicative of a lack of trust or fear of disclosing information such as disability status. Some students from rural areas may not even be aware of hidden disabilities such as learning disabilities, and are only diagnosed when difficulties surface or are identified during their course of study.
One way of overcoming this situation is that students should give their written permission to allow the institutions to upload their disability status on the DHET’s databases when their disability status is disclosed to the institutions. If all institutions follow the same process, this will ensure parity in DHET and institutional statistics and provide an objective picture regarding the number of students with disabilities in the PSET sector.
To ensure the capturing of disclosures after admission, there must be cooperation between the internal or institutional administrator, the DRUs as well as the DHET.
RECOMMENDATION 3
It is recommended that all PSET institutions use a uniform classification framework for recording purposes on the DHET’s databases to ensure the standardisation and integrity of data on students with disabilities.
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7 STANDARDISATION OF DISABILITY POLICIES OF THE DIFFERENT PSET INSTITUTIONS
In line with the autonomy of institutions, most higher education institutions with DRUs do have their own policies to guide the work done in the field of disability support. The policies, however, differ greatly, with some not addressing all the core areas necessary and others not being underpinned by the UNCRPD and other government policies. In many instances there is a gap between the implementation of the policies and costing and budget allocations not being taken into account.
Greater emphasis is needed on the development of plans to guide policy implementation. In terms of TVET Colleges and Community Colleges, work needs to start from scratch and in many instances people in charge of the ad hoc services are not knowledgeable or equipped to perform the work or draft a policy that is holistic, addressing all areas from a human-rights perspective.
The proposed standard policy outline (see Annexure B) with all elements that should be adopted to address disability in institutions in a holistic manner, will greatly assist in setting minimum standards. It will also create the space for policies in the PSET sector to use the same model as a point of departure that is underpinned by the UNCRPD and other government policies. Once this is in place, institutions can add to this to create a policy in line with its specific institutional practice and culture.
RECOMMENDATION 4
It is recommended that the standard policy outline in Annexure B be used by all PSET institutions when preparing institutional policies for students with disabilities.
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8 STANDARDISATION OF SERVICES
Most universities have some form of formalised services available for students with disabilities, but there is no consistency in what is offered or even minimum standards to adhere to, while the TVET and Community Colleges are lagging behind in formalised services for students with disabilities. To add to the predicament, where services are offered, they are also known by different names. This illuminates the bigger problem of standardisation. There needs to be consistency in the name given to services for students with disabilities to make them easily identifiable and enable them to be monitored. It is evident that one consolidated framework needs to be put in place to ensure that all students with disabilities in the PSET sector will be able to access the necessary support to ensure that, in line with their human rights, they will experience equal access and success in the PSET sector.
Currently seventeen universities have established DRUs, all functioning at different levels. Information collated by the then Department of Women, Children and People with Disabilities (DWCPD) Road Show (2013) as well as feedback given to the Ministerial Committee, strengthened the observation that there is no consistency across the array of services afforded to students with disabilities. This inconsistency relates to the type and quality of services, the policies governing the services, name of units, budget allocation, or staff component and reporting lines. The functions vary vastly but most DRUs are generally responsible for facilitating access to basic reasonable accommodation in terms of facilities and study material, extension of extra time, computers with specialised software, making lecturers aware of students’ needs and support required, and examination related assistance required by students with disabilities, as well as raising some awareness of disability and advocacy.
According to information that the Ministerial Committee received in early 2015, the picture is unfortunately worse for TVET and Community Education and Training (CET) Colleges with very few institutions able to support students with disabilities. The DHET also reported that no formalised services are offered at CET Colleges.
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The level of service delivery and provision mostly depends on:
• The needs of rights holders (students with disabilities) and available services at the institution to meet the specific needs of the individual;
• The institutional policy which defines what the institutions can enforce in order to accommodate students with disabilities; and
• The size of the unit responsible for disabilities - the bigger the size of DRUs, the better equipped they are to provide greater and more varied levels of service to students with disabilities.
There are great inconsistencies with respect to the types of disabilities supported. In order to enhance service delivery the recommendation is that the positioning of DRUs within the educational facility must be at a high level structure e.g. in the Senior Executive Teams. Apart from this, the physical location must also be considered, as the DRU should be accessible.
Even though it is cost intensive to cater for all disabilities, it is not advisable that certain institutions should specialise in particular disabilities and a note of caution is made that this type of strategy could lead to the exclusion of students who want to go to a PSET institution of their choice.
A possible solution to the high cost for specific support can be the sharing of resources across regions where possible. Resources not in use at one institution can then be utilised by other institutions in the same region.
RECOMMENDATION 5
In order to standardise services it is recommended that:
• Units delivering services to students with disabilities should be called Disability Rights Units in all PSET institutions;
• Units need to report to the Senior Executive Teams of the institution;
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• The institution should ensure access and visibility according to universal design principles (see Annexure C);
• The standardised policy framework must be adhered to;
• An assessment of the needs of every student with a disability must be conducted at the commencement of studies; and
• The alignment of services must be done according to the minimum standards and must be aligned with the assessment.
9 AWARENESS AND ADVOCACY
The field of disability is complex and it is, therefore, important to sensitise people and create awareness about every aspect that has an impact on the life of a student with a disability while he or she is studying. This includes aspects such as sport and recreation, social activities as well as learning activities. Creating awareness about compliance requirements is also important. One of the tasks of the DRUs is that of advocacy to ensure that people understand the importance of providing an accessible environment to students with disabilities. It is therefore important that DRUs should have an awareness programme in place aligned to the institution’s disability policy.
RECOMMENDATION 6
Institutions should develop advocacy and awareness programmes in line with their disability policy.
10 CAREER DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
Students with disabilities face challenges in terms of career opportunities and pathing. At school level subject choices for these students are usually limited. Special schools often do not offer the full range of subjects which means that the students do not meet the entry requirements for certain learning programmes/institutions. For example, if the subject Mathematics is not offered, careers in the engineering and financial fields are not accessible.
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The DHET is currently operationalising the Khetha Career Development Services nationally and it is important that special attention should be given to the career development of students with disabilities. Career development services (meaning career guidance, advice and information) form a crucial part of guiding all students, including those with disabilities, into learning and career paths.
Articulation is also an important issue for students with disabilities. Articulation refers to the logical progression of a person’s learning within and between learning programmes and institutions. The White Paper for Post-school Education and Training emphasises the importance of establishing a coherent and coordinated post-school system that can ensure easy articulation between different parts of the system. This entails, among other things, ensuring that curricula are designed to permit articulation between succeeding levels of the National Qualifications Framework (NQF) wherever possible. The White Paper states that South Africa must build a system that facilitates the movement of students both vertically and horizontally, between different streams and levels.
There is a general expectation that entry requirements for students with disabilities who want to access post-school institutions should be lowered. This expectation should be approached with caution. The better option is to introduce bridging programmes and where necessary extended programmes for students with disabilities. This will allow students with disabilities to successfully access and complete learning programmes of an equal standard to their peers.
RECOMMENDATION 7
The following recommendations are made:
• The career development of students with disabilities is addressed in their current career development service initiatives; and
• Entry requirements for all students should be the same, but bridging programmes and extended programmes should be available for students with disabilities.
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11 COOPERATION AND COORDINATION
To ensure that services for students with disabilities are available and aligned good cooperation and coordination between key stakeholders, cooperation between various government departments is necessary. The key stakeholders are: the DHET with its PSET institutions; the Department of Basic Education (ensuring a smooth transition from school to post-school); the Department of Labour (ensuring that employment opportunities for students with disabilities are created and communicated); the Department of Social Development (providing disability grants); the National Treasury (ensuring that funds are available) and the Department of Health (ensuring that medical assistance is available). Other stakeholders include other government departments, various non-profit organisations such as HEDSA and Sector Education and Training Authorities. The DHET is well positioned to facilitate cooperation and support among the different stakeholders.
Departments such as Public Works (assisting with accessible infrastructure), Communication (developing strategies that will provide people with disabilities with equal opportunities for access to information and connectivity), and Sport (promoting inclusion in mainstream sport and recreation opportunities) should also be included in cooperation and coordination strategies, as well as departments that are providing large scale employment such as the National Defence Force, Correctional Services, Health, Public Works and the South African Police Services.
It is essential that the DHET aligns its work within the disability field with that of government as a whole. The DHET and the institutions for which it is responsible must align their strategic and operational plans and programmes with key national policy initiatives such as the National Development Plan. The establishment of a structure to formalise cooperation and coordination is necessary and the DHET should take leadership in this regard. Once established the roles and responsibilities of the different stakeholders should be identified and described.
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RECOMMENDATION 8
A formal structure should be established to ensure cooperation and coordination among the relevant stakeholders. The DHET should be the mandated party to take the responsibility to establish such a structure.
12 THE PROFESSIONALISATION OF DRUS
Currently PSET institutions, especially TVET Colleges and Community Colleges, struggle to cater for students with disabilities because of a lack of capacity and funding. Firstly, many of these institutions do not have DRUs in place, and secondly, if DRUs or similar units are in existence, there are insufficient qualified staff working in the units. This highlights the fact that there is a dire need for professional and skilled staff to work in DRUs.
Training and the professionalisation of staff working in DRUs is non-existent in South Africa and very few opportunities or accredited programmes are available. The only training available at the moment are short courses offered at the Stellenbosch Business School and the University of Cape Town. At the moment institutions co-opt staff from unrelated departments or positions to work in DRUs, which only adds to the problem and exacerbates the lack of professional and skilled staff in DRUs. Currently some basic training is provided through regional training sessions and support. A formal course that offers an opportunity to obtain a professionally accredited qualification will provide a vehicle via which to professionalise staff and services.
A statutory professional body that can oversee the quality of services and the professionalisation of staff is required to professionalise the sector. The HEDSA could be considered to fulfil this function but will have to change their status in order to do that.
RECOMMENDATION 9
The establishment of a statutory professional body that can oversee the professionalisation of staff working in the DRUs is recommended. Such a body should have the following responsibilities:
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• Overseeing the quality of staff and services of the DRUs;
• Accrediting training programmes for staff working in the DRUs; and
• Registering staff as members of the professional body.
13 ACCESS AND INFRASTRUCTURE
Access refers to the following: physical infrastructure; public transport; and access to the learning environment including Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and assistive devices (see Annexure D).
The accessibility of the physical environment remains a big challenge for students with disabilities in PSET institutions, with many buildings being very old and some even with historical status. Creating an accessible environment thus remains high on the agenda when looking at accessibility. If the physical environment is not accessible, it belies the point of creating an accessible learning and teaching environment. Although physical access issues are often considered, some may never be implemented due to misconceptions that the cost is too high to cater for only a small number of users. If accessibility audits to identify and remove potential environmental barriers are done at the beginning of infrastructure development, they will ensure an inclusive, safe and secure environment from the start and allow for cost-saving by minimising the need for expensive modifications later.
In ensuring an accessible environment, universal access principles should be used. Universal access is a concept that addresses the issue of accessibility by offering an integrated philosophy which observes inclusion and accessibility as key components of developing barrier free environments. Universal access can be defined as the design of products, environments, programmes and services to be usable by all people, to the greatest extent possible, without the need for adaptation or specialised design.
Public and campus transport should be accessible to students with disabilities. The DHET and the Department of Transport should ensure proper effective and accessible transport provision for students with disabilities.
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In order to remove barriers in the learning environment and to accommodate students with disabilities it is important to ensure that the necessary assistive devices, including ICT programmes and the appropriate teaching and learning methodologies are in place. Without this, students with disabilities will not be able to compete on an equal level with their peers.
Broader access will remain a challenge without the necessary funding. It is important that sufficient funding is available to institutions to ensure an accessible environment.
RECOMMENDATION 10
The following measures are recommended:
• The standardisation of guidelines for physical infrastructure (see Annexure C);
• The standardisation of guidelines for the minimum assistive devices; and
• The provision of sufficient funding to DRUs to ensure an accessible environment.
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14 SPORT AND RECREATION
The ability of sport to transcend barriers makes it an excellent platform for transformation and inclusion strategies, particularly in terms of persons with disabilities. Stigmatised and discriminatory perceptions of persons with disabilities in society as a whole and particularly at PSET institutions form the basis of exclusion. However, sport can help to reduce such stigmas and discrimination by highlighting the skills and abilities of persons with disabilities. The research conducted by the Ministerial Committee highlights the gaps and challenges in the PSET sector in terms of the inclusion and mainstreaming of students with disabilities in sport and recreation. In order for disability sporting codes and the athletes participating in these to grow and develop (particularly at national and international levels), specific initiatives are required.
Although some universities have a disability sport policy and many universities a disability policy (although this often does not address sport and recreation), this is not the case for TVET and CET Colleges. There is thus a clear need for support and assistance to all PSET institutions to create, maintain, implement and evaluate standardised sport and recreation policies for students with disabilities. This process should be based on strategic planning and include the clarification of roles and responsibilities of the various role-players and particularly PSET institutions.
RECOMMENDATION 11
The development of a shared vision for disability sport at PSET institutions, which includes assistance to the institutions to create, maintain, implement and evaluate standardised sport and recreation policies for students with disabilities, is recommended. The DHET should take the lead in this regard.
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15 FUNDING
Funding is needed for students (including tuition fees and assistive devices), DRUs and for providing accessible infrastructure. However, there is no uniform funding model to provide sufficient funds for services to students with disabilities.
The current scenario for eligible students is that they can apply for National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) funding, including a once-off payment for an assistive device. Some students are not eligible to apply for NSFAS funding with the effect that the DRUs need to find funding to support the students with disabilities. Many DRUs do not obtain dedicated funding from their institutions to provide the required services. This highlights the need for dedicated, ring-fenced funding from the DHET/government to the DRUs in PSET institutions. Further to this, funding is also needed to ensure an accessible physical infrastructure. Many buildings are old and need appropriate renovations to ensure accessibility. Accessibility audits to identify and remove potential environmental barriers are needed. In order to ensure that the same standards are adhered to, a set of universal access criteria should be used when doing audits.
RECOMMENDATION 12
The recommendations are the following:
• The development of a funding model for the entire PSET sector;
• Revision and implementation of NSFAS guidelines to include increasing the cap per student and removal of the means test to accommodate for students with disabilities and disability services at PSET institutions; and
• Dedicated, ring-fenced funding from the DHET/government to PSET institutions for the resourcing of DRUs.
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16 MONITORING AND EVALUATION
Monitoring and evaluation (M&E) is a process that helps improve performance and achieve results. The goal is to improve the current and future management of services to students with disabilities. It is suggested that an implementation matrix (which includes targets for performance) should be developed and used to monitor and evaluate progress. Statistical data on students with disabilities should be obtained from the DHET databases. As mentioned in Sections 5 and 6, statistical data can only be considered once the data is standardised and reflects accurate figures.
RECOMMENDATION 13
The recommendations are the following:
• DRUs should publish annual reports against the targets set in the implementation matrix. These reports should be submitted to the DHET;
• The DHET should evaluate the performance; and
• Funding must be allocated to the DRUs to ensure that M&E is operationalised.
17 STRATEGIC IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
A three year implementation plan in line with the medium-term expenditure framework for policy implementation, monitoring and evaluation as well as supporting programmes and training about the disability policy is recommended.
The following points propose the elements of the Strategic Implementation Plan. A detailed Implementation Plan will be developed after the Policy Framework is finalised. The proposed policy directives for implementation are:
1. Develop a working definition to define disability
2. Develop a classification model for disability
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3. Develop a cooperation and coordination mechanism for students with disabilities in PSET institutions
4. Develop norms, standards and guidelines for implementation
a. Develop a standard for disability implementation policies of the different PSET institutions
b. Develop norms/standards/guidelines for physical infrastructure for students with disabilities in PSET institutions
c. Develop norms/standards/guidelines for minimum assistive devices for students with disabilities in PSET institutions
d. Develop norms/standards/guidelines for professionalising the operations of DRUs
e. Develop guidelines for bridging and extended programmes for students with disabilities in PSET institutions
f. Develop guidelines for participation in sport for students with disabilities in PSET institutions
5. Develop a standardised reporting system (including indictors) for people with disabilities in PSET institutions
6. Develop funding mechanisms for implementation
7. Implement services for students with disabilities
a. Assessing needs of students with disabilities
b. Institutions ensuring access for students with disabilities
c. Aligning services according to minimum standards
d. Reporting against standards/indicators
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a. Publishing annual progress reports against set targets
b. DHET evaluating the performance of the PSET system against set targets
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ANNEXURE A: CODING FRAMEWORK
CATEGORY OF CODE WASHINGTON GROUP DESCRIPTION OF DISABILITY DISABILITY 01 Sensory Disability Blind No functional vision Functional vision with limitations that may be reduced through the use of electronic or manual low-vision 02 Sensory Disability Partially-sighted devices. (Vision cannot be fully corrected through the use of prescription lenses.) Little or no hearing: generally makes use of South African Sign Language 03 Sensory Disability Deaf (capital D) and typically subscribes to Deaf Culture. Little or no hearing, does not make use of Sign Language as a medium of communication, makes use of various means of communication 04 Sensory Disability deaf (lower case d) such as speech, speech reading/cochlear implants or a combination of these. Aligns with impairment/disability and the hearing world. None, little or some hearing, generally makes use of appropriate Hearing hearing technology e.g. cochlear 05 Sensory Disability Impaired/Hard of implants, hearing aids, and other Hearing/Deafened assistive listening/living devices and typically uses verbal communication. 06 Sensory Disability Deaf-blind No functional vision and no hearing. Intellectual disabilities, communication disabilities, language Specific Learning/ Neurodevelopmental and speech disability (e.g. stuttering), 07 Developmental Disabilities autism spectrum disorder, attention Disability deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), specific learning disabilities Psychosocial/Psychiatric Psychosocial 08 Such as depression, schizophrenia Disabilities Disability Loss of a limb or makes use of 09 Physical Disability Physical Disability crutches, wheelchair user, person with cerebral palsy 10 Physical Disability Chronic Illness A long standing medical
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condition/illness that affects daily functioning. Such as chronic heart condition, chronic diabetes, cancer Any disability not 11 Give details Any disability not mentioned above mentioned above Temporary Physical Disability of a Disability: disability Physical disability of a temporary 12 Temporary Nature of no longer than 6 nature months duration
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ANNEXURE B: OUTLINE OF DISABILITY POLICY
1. STATEMENT OF COMMITMENT
The (Name of Institution) recognises that access to education is a national imperative in South Africa and that it is vital that educational institutions put measures in place to redress the inequalities and disadvantages created by prejudice and discrimination, and contribute to a democratic vision which is respectful of human rights. The (Name of Institution) recognises that students with disabilities must be integrated into the learning experience at the institution in a manner that allows for their full participation.
2. POLICY PURPOSE 3. SCOPE OF APPLICATION 4. DEFINITIONS a. Disability b. Students with disabilities c. Reasonable accommodation d. Universal design 5. POLICY PROVISIONS a. Disclosure of status and confidentiality b. Access and admissions c. Reasonable accommodation 6. DISABILITY RIGHTS UNIT 7. DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURES 8. CONCLUSION
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ANNEXURE C: UNIVERSAL ACCESS STANDARDS
UNITED NATIONS CONVENTION ON THE RIGHTS OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES (UNCRPD) Article 9
ARTICLE 9 - ACCESSIBILITY
1. To enable persons with disabilities to live independently and participate fully in all aspects of life, States Parties shall take appropriate measures to ensure to persons with disabilities access, on an equal basis with others, to the physical environment, to transportation, to information and communications, including information and communication technology and systems, and to other facilities and services open or provided to the public, both in urban and in rural areas. These measures, which shall include the identification and elimination of obstacles and barriers to accessibility, shall apply to, inter alia: a. Buildings, roads, transportation and other indoor and outdoor facilities, including schools, housing, medical facilities and workplaces; and b. Information, communications and other services, including electronic services and emergency services. 2. States Parties shall also take appropriate measures to: a. Develop, promulgate and monitor the implementation of minimum standards and guidelines for the accessibility of facilities and services open or provided to the public; b. Ensure that private entities that offer facilities and services which are open or provided to the public take into account all aspects of accessibility for persons with disabilities; c. Provide training for stakeholders on accessibility issues facing persons with disabilities; d. Provide, in buildings and other facilities open to the public, signage in Braille and in easy to read and understandable forms; e. Provide forms of live assistance and intermediaries, including guides, readers and professional sign language interpreters, to facilitate accessibility to buildings and other facilities open to the public;
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f. Promote other appropriate forms of assistance and support to persons with disabilities to ensure their access to information; g. Promote access for persons with disabilities to new information and communication technology and systems, including the Internet; and h. Promote the design, development, production and distribution of accessible information and communication technology and systems at an early stage, so that these technologies and systems become accessible at minimum cost.
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ANNEXURE D: BENCHMARK FOR ASSISTIVE DEVICES Universal items that benefit students with disabilities with any type of disability and non- disabled students • Interactive whiteboard • Whiteboard pens • Radio/tape recorder/CD player • CDs and DVDs • Widescreen TV • MP3 player • Tablet • DVD player • Computer projectors/PowerPoint projector • Voice amplifier and microphone • Photocopiers (with size enlargement) • Desk top computers and screens • Laptop computers • Software user licences • Printer • Toner cartridges, paper • Extension cable • Trolley for moving equipment • Laminator • Ibico binder • Lamination sheets, ring binders Area of Specialisation One: Students that are blind • Braille writers • Refreshable braille devices • Computers with Text-to-Speech and Speech Recognition Software • Daisy reader • Braille slates • White canes • Book reader • Braille display • Headphones • Software for architectural audio-visual integration devices • Braille translation software • Text reader and voice synthesiser software
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• Optical corrector recognition software • Maxtrack • PC accessories (Leadteck WinFast TV 2000 XP PCITV, capture card) For students with low vision • Electronic Max Magnifier • Hand held magnifying glasses • Computers without screen reading software and magnification • Computers with screen reading software and magnification software • Daisy reader • Lecture rooms equipped with CCTV and magnification camera • Electronic desktop magnifiers For use in DRUs • Computers without Duxbury • Computers with Duxbury • Duxbury user licences • Braille embossers • Braille graphics embossers • Computer scanners • Scanning software • MS Word Drawing and View Plus • Software for design and translation of braille graphics • Book reader • Braille book binder Area of Specialisation Two: Devices and Equipment to overcome the barriers related to Deafness and Hard of Hearing • Audio logical equipment • Diagnostic audiometer • Diagnostic tympanometry • Screening audiometer • Otoscope • Auditory brainstem response screening • Otoacoustic emissions machine • Loop systems • Laptops with webcam and DVD player/recorder • Data projector • Interactive whiteboard
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• Video/DVD recorder • Digital camera • Tripod • Tablets with appropriate applications • Memory stick • Hearing aid • Telematics broadcasting solution – network to lecture rooms • Sound proof room for audiometric testing • Lecture rooms that have low ambient noise levels • Lecture rooms that have low reverberation levels • Lecture rooms fitted with FM systems • Room for production of South African Sign Language DVDs and learning and teaching support material (LTSM) Area of Specialisation Three: Devices and Equipment to overcome the barriers related to Mobility Impairments • Seating equipment • Crawler • Walker • High support self-propelling wheelchair • Push buggy • Upright wheeler • Electronic wheelchair with customised seating support • Wheelchairs (electric) • Wheelchairs (manual) • Wheelchair cushions • Crutches/walking sticks • Walking frames • Callipers • Prostheses • Artificial limbs • Computer mouse alternatives • Roller-ball mouse • Head pointer • Large button keyboard • One handed keyboard • Switches • Switch interface • Joy cable and button click switch small amplifier and GEWA programme 36
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• E-tran • Dial-scan • Voice recognition software Area of Specialisation Four: Devices and Equipment to overcome the barriers related to Communication Impairments • Computers fitted with alternative and augmentative communication software • Laminator • Computer attachments (e.g. big keys, big key guard, switches, joy sticks, etc.) • Simple message systems/communication boards • Multi-message systems/multi-level message devices • Complex voice output communication aids • Software for a computer-based output device system Area of Specialisation Five: Devices and Equipment to overcome the barriers related to Intellectual Impairments and Learning Difficulties • A range of software to prepare LTSM and activities in accessible format • Tablets loaded with applications that mediate learning of: Literacy, Mathematics, complex content in simplified format, story creation, sequencing, routines, adapted lesson materials, games, typing, social skills, basic concepts, surfing the internet, sending and receiving email messages • Computers equipped with learning support software and access to the internet Area of Specialisation Six: Devices and Equipment to overcome the barriers related to Cerebral Palsy, Autism, Foetal Alcohol Syndrome, Traumatic Head Injury, Stroke, Epilepsy, Attention And Hyperactivity Disorder, Dyslexia, etc. • A range of software to prepare LTSM and activities in accessible format. • Communication aids for text and symbol based communication: Portable communication device for text and symbol based communication for those who have control of their hands (including students with a disability with autism, Down’s syndrome, cerebral palsy, stroke/aphasia, etc.). Device that has capacity to generate speech from both words and symbols through synthesised speech and text – with optional capacity to be linked to email, internet, send text messages and chat. • Peripheral eye tracker that enhances computer accessibility through gaze interaction with the speed, power and accuracy of gaze interaction. The device replaces the standard mouse, allowing navigation and control of a desktop or laptop computer using only eyes (for students with a disability with limited motor skills due to Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig’s disease), spinal cord injuries and other impairments. 37
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• Dyslexia: Software that offers an individualised learning mechanism to help students with a disability with reading difficulties to catch up with their peers • Software designed to help build vocabulary, literacy and reading comprehension. • Software through which students with disabilities create typed or written text with their fingers to make speech visible. • Note taking or reading pens that have scanning capabilities, designed for reading comprehension. They scan the text, enlarge the font to make it easier to read, read the text out loud and display syllabic breakdown of the words. • Hand-held devices that read textbooks and study materials aloud. • Speaking dictionary • Hand-held, mobile text-to-speech device that highlights the words while reading aloud that can take a picture of text to have read aloud. • Low-tech devices such as notebooks and dividers to record and organise tasks. • Low-tech devices for older students with disability with ADHD such as personal digital assistants, dictating machines and a variety of computer programmes that can perform the same task. • Software programme that converts text and symbols into clear speech, gives computer access and allows user to control devices and appliances. • Programmes that are able to create page sets and communication boards. • Programmes that are suitable for all levels of cognitive and physical ability, featuring symbols and pictures for users who cannot write or the choice of keyboard layouts for text, telephone and computer access for users who can. • Text-to-speech provider that is applicable to any website and can with a click of a button convert any text on a website to speech, summarise Word documents, PDF files and web pages. • Software for students with a disability to create documents faster than normal typists by using voice dictation technology with compatibility. • Software designed for students with a disability who have difficulty with writing that suggests words while the user writes, creating easy word-flow, giving spoken feedback, which makes it easier for students to detect their mistakes and correct them. • Software that enables the keyboard to type better and faster, keeping track of all of mistakes and words-per-minute (wpm), creating graphs of day-by-day performance. Area of Specialisation Seven: Devices and Equipment to address barriers related to Chronic Health Conditions
• Laptops fitted with modems and with access to internet and email and communication software to enable lecturer to communicate with students with a disability who are hospitalised or absent due to illness.
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• A range of technology and software to support students with a disability with limited strength, vitality, or alertness, including a heightened alertness to environmental stimuli, that results in limited alertness with respect to the educational environment due to acute or chronic health problems including mental health problems Area of Specialisation Eight: Devices and Equipment to address barriers related to Challenging and Anti-social Behaviour • Pagers that can be used to send messages that remind students about behaviour expectations as well as positive reinforcement messages. • Educational board games that enhance social interaction skills. • Assistive technology that can be used to help with disorders characterised by behavioural problems such as ADHD, autism, oppositional defiance disorder and emotional disturbance. Assistive technology allows students with behavioural problems to function successfully in the lecture rooms/devices reminding students with disability about behaviours so that they can self-monitor their behaviour throughout the day. Watch-minder is worn like a wrist watch, but it has many special functions that help students with behavioural disorders throughout the day. • Organisational aids • Some options might include devices such as pagers that send messages about important events. Also, handheld computers or palm pilots with calendars may be helpful as well.
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Home Affairs, Department of/ Binnelandse Sake, Departement van DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS NO. 1411 18 NOVEMBER 2016
1411 Births and Deaths Registration Act (51/1992): Alteration of forenames in terms of section 24 40428 ALTERATION OF FORENAMES IN TERMS OF SECTION 24 OF THE BIRTHS AND DEATHS REGISTRATION ACT, 1992 (ACT NO. 51 OF 1992)
The Director-General has authorized the following persons to assume the Forenames printed in italics:
1. Zanenceba Litres Mtalalisi - 860720 5884 087 - Hazeldene Court, Southernwood, EAST LONDON, 5201 - Litha Zanenceba
2. Seun Masiye Mabulana - 850713 5339 089 - 32 Elands , Ledibeng, ONVERWACHT, 0557 - Sean Elisha
3. Sisco Makoale Tekane - 820505 5523 085 - Block ZX 135, Atteridteville West, PRETORIA, 0100 - Sisco Kgwai
4. Lamla Llewellyn Dyolisi - 780330 5641 086 - 1990 NU 1, MDANTSANE, 5200 - Lamla Lahja
5. Tobela Nyathi - 770825 6062 085 - Zwelitsha Area, LUSIKISIKI, 4820 - Tobela Aron
6. Ashmina Manga - 860728 0162 086 - 6 Roan Street, Dewald Hortting Park, BENONI, 1501 - Ashmena
7. Phuti Mathews Pukubye - 830518 6028 085 - 469 Ecaleni Section, TEMBISA, 1632 - Madimetsa Mathews
8. Moloakapelo Solomon Maserumule - 870925 6213 081 - 10109 Chris Hani, TEMBA, 0407 - Nkopodi Solomon Moloakapelo
9. Monique Theresa Elliott - 901006 0046 083 - 11 Ashville Crescent, RETREAT, 7945 - Jihaan
10. Mzikabawo Allison Bangani - 931024 5011 089 - Sithebe Area, MTHATHA, 5099 - Odwa Allison
11. Mdumiseni Thabane Thabede - 870906 6470 087 - Emhlumayo Area, LADYSMITH, 3370 - Mdumiseni
12. Zandile Yvonne Kheswa - 910712 0081 082 - 24 Wytham Harvey Road, AMAMZIMTOTI, 4126 - Enhle Zandile Yvonne
13. Patric Mamkeli - 670727 5926 081 - 844 Nadustria, KATLEHONG, 1431 - Patrick
14. Luyolo Nqana - 950928 5929 080 - Blue Sky Area, BUTTERWORTH, 4980 - Luyolo Msindisi
15. Moses Bongani Phungwayo - 761201 5615 086 - 91 Street, EDEN PARK, 1400 - Jameel Moosa
16. SIpho Joseph Mabotha - 690310 5540 081 - Mooilyk Area, ATOK, 0949 - Rauwase Phahla
17. Thabani Hlatshwayo - 970218 1448 087 - Carletonville Area, PONGOLA, 3170 - Thabile
18. Marvile Baloyi - 950418 0819 080 - Khashane Area, GIYANI, 1300 - Marvel
19. Siphosethu Maqwelane - 940106 6087 082 - 1151 NU 10, MDANTSANE, 5219 - Siphosethu Sibusiso
20. Xolile Ngoloza - 980315 5833 088 - Ngadla Area, WILLOWVALE, 5040 - Lusanda David
21. Mathew Luke Poolman - 881129 5265 088 - 143 Beach Road, Mouille Point, WYNBERG, 8005 - Madeleine Lucy
22. Assistance Mlungisi Mlangeni - 820910 6068 082 - 33 Louries Loft, 3 Perm Street, RANDBURG, 2157 - Nkokhi Mlungisi
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23. Herschelle Eugene Moses - 901220 5078 088 - 1 Garfield Street, RIVERLANDS, 7354 - Raeez
24. Justice Mpolaeng Shishoka - 831214 5498 086 - House No 2472, Capolotla, BOTLOKWA, 0812 - Justice Elijah
25. Nozanele Makhonyole - 980813 1080 084 - Lower Nenga Area, MQANDULI, 5080 - Zanele
26. Nhlakanipho Ntando Ngwenya - 940211 6123 083 - Peacetown Area, LADYSMITH, 3370 - Nhlakanipho Ntando Genius
27. Maraga Kasper Medupe - 820628 6159 087 - 859 Boitumelo Street, Bolokanang, PETRUSBURG, 9932 - Maraga Kasper Serame
28. Juluka Mike Zikhali - 810202 6079 083 - P O Box 803, MTUBATUBA, 3935 - Mike Sthabiso
29. Mariekie Makola - 960127 0579 085 - Stand No 1096, MAGANAGOGOSOA, 0472 - Mariekie Natasha
30. Malebogo Cererician Makgolela - 870425 0467 080 - 71 A Moeshoeshoe Street, Zone 2, MEADOWLANDS, 1852 - Malebogo
31. Mamonyenyane Elisa Jason - 860317 1146 080 - 156 Extension 6, Jouberton, KLERKSDORP, 2517 - Lisa
32. Nthariseng Innocentia Moloantwa - 870120 1052 086 - 1515 B Foxlane, RUSTENBURG, 0300 - Nthabiseng Innocentia
33. Nomakorinte Booi - 861020 0790 085 - ZImbane Area, Capital Radio, MTHATHA, 5099 - Nomakorinte Lisa
34. Johannes Benjamine Qoloma - 870511 6291 085 - 5539 Extension 10, BOPHELONG, 1913 - Thando Benjamine
35. Wilbert Raym Marthinus - 931011 5112 082 - 65 Bell Street, KLAPMUTS, 7625 - Wilbert Raymond
36. Anelisa Ntselemani - 980620 6268 089 - Bonxa Location, NTABANKULU, 5130 - Azabenokhanyo Anelisa
37. Chriszelda Hel’tjie Thompson - 900302 0271 081 - 13 Smal Place, Buffalo Flats, EAST LONDON, 5200 - Chriszelda
38. Girl Celiwe Penelope Nkosi - 950605 1536 081 - 4015 Snake Park, DOBSONVILLE, 1874 - Celiwe Penelope
39. Shadrack Ndzucule - 901011 6021 080 - 152 B Park Village, Flat B7, 60 Hans Strydom Street, VOSPARK, 1911 - Shadrack Batista Jacky
40. Prathana Singh - 911105 0032 081 - 72 Rietfontein Road, PRIMROSE, 1401 - Prathna
41. Carol Hassen - 521005 0818 087 - 87 Baviaans Kloof, MITCHELLS PLAIN, 8001 - Tougieda
42. Pitso-Andrew Maloisane - 860205 5865 088 - 7012 Lesabana Street, PHUTHADITJHABA, 9866 - Pitso Andrew
43. Chelsea Doddemeade - 950915 0019 082 - 13 New Holland, Holland Street, GRAHAMSTOWN, 6140 - Casey James
44. Mohnapula Daniel Mompoisi - 631221 5812 085 - 6610 Berial Street, Impala Platinum Village, RUSTENBURG, 0299 - Monnapula Daniel
45. Phuti Johannes Maheya - 681009 5582 082 - 8 Arend Street, Rainbow Park, POLOKWANE, 0759 - Phuti Julius
46. Amanda Mfatyu - 941003 0656 088 - Centule Area, MTHATHA, 5100 - Amanda Nosibonise
47. No-Two Days Jim - 620215 0593 081 - 85 Hani Street, GANSBAAI, 7220 - Nolulamile Sophie
48. Carina Marques Antunes - 860215 0117 088 - 5 Stone Quarter, Eye of Africa, Eikenhof, MIDVAAL, 1610 - Carina Resende
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49. Nomkhitha Patricia Mpatampi - 800424 1277 080 - Bhonga Location, MT AYLIFF, 5100 - Nosicelo Nomkhitha Patricia
50. Monica Unathi Flink - 820927 1289 083 - 45 Without Street, Aranwood Complex, WELTEVREDEN PARK, 2100 - Noluthando Unathi
51. Matlala Cathrine Sabasaba - 940906 1446 088 - 531 Section B, MAMELODI WEST, 0150 - Matlala Ntshidiseng Cathrine
52. Jackson Baolebi Motlodi - 960625 6330 080 - 53 Dr Moroka Drive, RUSTENBURG, 0299 - Jackson Thato
53. Muso Jacob Mthimkhulu - 460410 5491 083 - 4801 Extension 22, Phumula, ROODEKOP, 1400 - Mbuso Jacob
54. Jeridah Ramafikeng - 751001 1072 080 - 2602 Protea South, SOWETO, 1818 - Nthabiseng
55. Leshanhla Letsoalo - 800620 5900 086 - Stand no 85, Kirkvorsfontein, DENNILTON, 0470 - Leshanhla Santos
56. Themba Gebenga - 950609 5929 086 - 21389 Zola, Lesseyton, QUEENSTOWN, 5320 - Themba Yakhanani
57. Mamoleko Elizabeth Khotle - 660818 0298 089 - 52046 Phase 3, Chris Hani, BLOEMFONTEIN, 9300 - Mamokete Elizabeth
58. Nkoholo Amos Mashiachidi - 701006 5470 082 - 2109 Zone 2, SESHEGO, 0742 - Mapotla Phuti
59. Jannetjie Jacobs - 840525 0680 082 - Matjieskuil Farm, KRAAIFONTEIN, 7600 - Jannet
60. Michael Mokharima Mohobela - 980616 5202 087 - 1278 Extension 2, Zone 6, SEBOKENG, 1983 - Michael
61. Robyn-Li Lopez - 961226 0322 089 - 35 Dairy Close, 5th Avenue Village, HEIDEVELD, 7764 - Aisha
62. Mona Hanslo - 410407 0039 082 - 110 Broadway Circle, WESTERN, 7788 - Mymoena
63. Shakeela Van Wyk - 821022 0189 085 - 39 Russelle Harvey Crescent, New Woodlands, MITCHELLS PLAIN, 7785 - Samantha Anne
64. Johanna Dimpho Mashile - 940621 0129 086 - 33 De Weel Drive, Modelpark, EMALAHLENI, 1035 - Dimpho Johanna Onthatile
65. Amanda Zaula - 880529 6067 089 - 384 Goniwe Park, VILLIERSDORP, 6848 - Amandla Mkhara
66. Carbonia Motubatse - 910706 0899 089 - 1243 Extension 2, Kaalfontein, MIDRAND, 1685 - Calviniah Melitah Khabonina
67. Mosimanepula Joseph Mokotedi - 590101 6380 085 - 6002 Mnandini , Block B5, KAGISO, 1760 - Mokotedi Joseph
68. Mohlopheki Sylvester Vilakazi - 880623 5401 082 - 3217 Mahlobo Street, Bohlokagiso, BETHLEHEM, 9700 - Fana Sylvester
69. Reitumetse Lefifi - 960923 0881 087 - 50026 Skierlik Section, NOKANENG, 0435 - Reitumetse Phetsi
70. Lesiba Lucas Maleka - 820115 6153 088 - Flat no 643, Steyns Place, Schoeman Street, PRETORIA, 0002 - Lesiba Azania
71. Nobuntu Dlokweni - 880606 0612 084 - 53 Linaria Avenue, ALEXANDRA, 2090 - Lethukuthula Nobuntu
72. Chandré Watson - 920416 0083 084 - 7 Kweker Street, Westridge, MITCHELLS PLAIN, 7798 - Raania
73. Patricia Mthandani - 730129 0331 086 - E 1590 Zwelitsha Drive, NYANGA, 7750 - Linda Patricia
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74. Nomalanga Nkosi - 871222 0456 083 - 3332 Extension 6, Sakhile, STANDERTON, 2430 - Nomalanga Precious
75. Limeted Mlinganiso - 910926 5709 089 - 1729 Ntantala Road, Masiphumele, FISH HOEK, 7975 - Limited Bheka
76. Lusanda David Ngoloza - 960504 5997 084 - Ngadla Area, WILLOWVALE, 5100 - Xolile
77. Qobile Abiguile Masombuka - 980412 0983 081 - 984 Boekenhouthoek, PRETORIA, 0100 - Nqobile Abiguile
78. Khensani Johannah Chauke - 970110 0562 085 - Phaphazela Village, MALAMULELE, 0982 - Dumisani
79. Vusi Andrew Chiloane - 890803 6130 082 - 2074 Block R, SOSHANGUVE, 0152 - Rammutla Andrew
80. Pascaline Maleka - 901223 1345 089 - Stand No 23762, Extension 78, POLOKWANE, 0966 - Pascalinah Lerato
81. Mosaditlou Gleaney Gaobape - 591104 0826 086 - 2041 Moyo Street, KOSTER, 0348 - Mosaditlou Jeany
82. Gavaza Sesinyana Shamy Mabunda - 900721 0667 081 - P O Box 1602, GIYANI, 0826 - Shammy
83. Letlhogonolo Joseph Ebuang - 980216 5465 089 - 6716 Extension 5, Ipelegeng Township, SCHWEIZER-RENEKE, 2780 - Letlhogonolo Phakedi
84. Yvonne Lebese - 860809 1186 082 - 295 Block HH, SOSHANGUVE, 0152 - Yvonne Botlhale
85. Nomadlozi Magagula - 861003 1267 089 - 1765 Semetsing Street, Klipfontein View, MIDRAND, 2200 - Khethiwe
86. Johannes Mbongeni Mayeza - 720220 5726 081 - P 861 Umlazi Township, UMLAZI, 4001 - Johannes Mbongeni Hlangabeza
87. Thandazile Nomathuna Mkhwamubi - 720816 0357 085 - 3236 Xhuma Street, BEKKERSDAL, 9779 - Thandazile Nomathemba
88. LIndiwe Lukhay Makhathini - 750402 0392 084 - 37 Russel Street, 65 Cressington, DURBAN, 4001 - Lindiwe Lucia
89. Monontsi Stabbinah Thakadu - 791019 0885 080 - Dithakwane Village, LICHTENBURG, 2610 - Mohontse Stabasina
90. Nkosazana Emma Ntobela - 720921 0410 080 - 2249 B Zola II, Sishuba Street, KWA XUMA, 1868 - Michaella Nombuso
91. Ramosotho Adalphina Kekana - 741231 0443 080 - 600 Lebanon, MABOPANE, 0190 - Ramosotho Aldolphina
92. Elizabeth Mashele - 790210 0545 086 - 3160 Zone 2, SESHEGO, 0742 - Keetse Elizabeth
93. Mahlodi Ermida Hazel Seshoka - 740102 0408 087 - 73 Venus Crescent, Mbiedale Extension 6, MEREDALE, 2091 - Motheo Hazel
94. Kedibone Audrey Lebepe - 740926 0372 087 - 1 Petunia Street, Flora Park, TZANEEN, 0850 - Busisiwe Kedibone Audrey
95. Manketso Victoria Ramoupi - 730216 0806 082 - 827 Blouvalk Street, Nkwe-Estate, ROSSLYN, 0200 - Lesego Victoria
96. Masibulele Godloza - 960817 5656 082 - Tabase Area, MTHATHA, 5099 - Masibulele Mpumelelo
97. Daniel Matjaola Koenaite - 580121 5810 082 - P O Box 1, BOYNE, 0728 - Seime Daniel
98. Nana Jacob Magolego - 560329 5541 086 - 137 Luchau, TSHILWANENG, 0491 - Nana
99. Tsokolo Elimah Mogapi - 591218 0929 086 - 1653 Moshobi, BLOEMFONTEIN, 9300 - Tshokolo Elimah
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100. Otlhogetse Nelson Motswane - 570817 5289 084 - F 762, PHOLENG, 0335 - Otlogetswe Nelson
101. Vincent Motshitshi - 810916 6034 083 - 776 EB Manthe Village, TAUNG, 8584 - Tumelo Vincent
102. Mathabo Eunice Mokoena - 850916 1203 080 - 9529 Somerslot, ZAMDELA, 1949 - Masello Eunice
103. Ngoanamolaba Selinah Maboya - 820106 0585 086 - 367 Comet Village, WITSIESHOEK, 9870 - Mahadi Selinah
104. Mordia Evans Mahlaba - 910410 6390 082 - Ga Marishane Village, JANE FURSE, 1064 - Moradia Evans
105. Rocky Masemola - 970521 5511 085 - Stand No 1521, GA-MASEMOLA, 1060 - Makakesi Rocky
106. Sina Nithando Sibiya - 971221 0890 084 - Stand No 936, MATSULU, 1203 - Nothando Reginah
107. Bekwaphi Ncengwa - 891101 0395 085 - 97 Freedom Square, BETHAL, 2310 - Bekwaphi Lungile
108. Kubiha Rose Ngoveni - 780509 0522 082 - Stand No 982, Homu Area, GIYANI, 0826 - Hlamulo Rose
109. NOzethu Siphungo - 950509 0710 087 - Mtentu Area, MTHATHA, 5089 - Zethu
110. Lesiba Caiphus Sekhula - 760105 5828 089 - 126 Block Q , Jeffsville, ATTERIDGEVILLE, 0125 - Lesiba Thomas Caiphus
111. Kemisi Jacob Moabelo - 950930 5594 088 - 766 Ernest Street, PRETORIA, 0082 - Kemishi Jae
112. Balanganani Magdaline Munzhelele - 950810 0052 086 - P O Box 1235, MUTALE, 0956 - Matshidiso Magdaline
113. Khulong Jacob Mahlase - 760510 5411 085 - Ga-Mashabela Village, JANE FURSE, 1085 - Ngwato Legaga
114. Tshamano Spencer Matidze - 670817 5614 082 - 16195 Alfonso Street, Glen Ridge, SOWETO, 1818 - Tshamano Sydwell
115. Busiswa Qhoqho - 980518 0630 082 - Xonya Area, NGCOBO, 5050 - Busiswa Emihle
116. Buyanini Andrina Dumakude - 590911 0303 085 - Private Bag X1009, RICHARDS BAY, 3900 - Buyanini Andrina Thandeka
117. Phuti Johanna Maleka - 850927 0593 082 - Private Bag X44, DENDRON, 0715 - Lethabo
118. Chris Kutlwano Mamogale - 860620 5530 088 - 474 Maroba Street, WINTERVELDT, 0198 - Christopher Kutlwano
119. Mavunduru Abel Modakana - 861025 5447 086 - Stand No 2867, Auckerville, WITBANK, 1039 - Abel
120. Titos Simon Mabunda - 941118 6226 080 - 1535 Tekwane, NELSPRUIT, 1200 - Tito
121. Chabako Julias Moetsi - 850614 5459 085 - 10520 Avenue, ALEXANDRA, 2090 - Moyahabo Chabako Julius
122. Sandisiwe Mvunelo - 970922 1010 082 - Ngobozana Area, LUSIKISIKI, 4800 - Sanelisiwe
123. Selwane Jerminah Sebalo - 741026 0390 087 - 43 Bop Tv Flats, Unit 7, MMABATHO, 2735 - Selloane Stella
124. Joseph Kagiso Mogaole - 840519 5596 088 - 93 Cuckoo Avenue, Sannahy Village, RUSTENBURG, 0299 - Kagiso Mafikizolo Joseph
125. Lungile Msani - 881210 0852 086 - Elandskop, PIETERMARITZBURG, 3200 - Nokulunga
126. Lesego Iruin Kgaje - 850510 5653 083 - E 52 Ncwelengwe Village, KURUMAN, 8460 - Lesego Irvin
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127. Glen Mcdonald De Klerk - 840723 5077 087 - 2911 Mopanie Street, Extension 3, ELDORADO PARK, 1811 - Moegammat Gasant
128. Mluleki Mbewana - 870721 6171 084 - 277 Weston Road, PORT EDWARD, 4295 - Mluleki Kagiso
129. Siphamandla Ndebele - 850624 5880 081 - Mngagayi Reserve, EMPANGENI, 3880 - Siphamandla Nkululeko
130. Thembekile Mthobisi Ntozake - 980403 5821 087 - Mbayimbayi Location, Ward 21, MURCHISON, 4250 - Thembelani Mthobisi
131. Hlakaniphile Majola - 960625 0734 089 - 50 Pine Street, GREYTOWN, 3250 - Noxolo
132. Elmelda Mabore Ratsaka - 950129 0546 082 - 4 Knights Place , Flat 11, ALEXANDRA, 2090 - Emelda Mabore
133. Derrol Thabo Mathye - 970626 5825 086 - 695 Rhulani Village, TZANEEN, 0950 - Thabo
134. Obakeng Nakedi Letsile - 850502 0897 088 - 1088 Block X, SOSHANGUVE, 0152 - Obakeng Faith
135. Agreemeat Mhlanga - 811102 0731 086 - 71 Sirkel Street, ELANDSFONTEIN, 1406 - Phumzile
136. Maleshoane Glementina Mohai - 890809 1091 088 - 21632 Extension 7, SOSHANGUVE, 0152 - Divine Katlego
137. Maki Sello Zeekoe - 880309 6109 086 - 201 Magoda Street, Galeshewe, KIMBERLEY, 8345 - Motheo Sello
138. Nkosiyazi Queneth Ndlela - 891225 0784 087 - P O Box 1, HLOBANE, 3147 - Ntandon Sharon
139. Ayanda Veronica Mkhabela - 920428 0964 080 - P O Box 123, MKHUHLU, 1246 - Ayesha Ayanda
140. Zilungile Mariagorret Mzizi - 880727 1253 080 - 274 Francis Baard , 525 Steyns Place, PRETORIA, 0002 - Lungile
141. Silas Saidi - 740306 6048 082 - 19 Central Street, BRITS, 0150 - Ali
142. Thabang Pretty Ngomane - 880224 5528 089 - House no 1049, Unit 4, MOGWASE, 0314 - Thabang Amos
143. Yvonne Makhaya - 770129 0466 081 - 1461 B Thabo Street, Emndeni South, JOHANNESBURG, 2011 - Thenjiwe Yvonne
144. Maria-Precious Zamazulu Zulu - 850128 0406 082 - Thathani Location, HIGHFLATS, 3305 - Maria Precious Zamazulu
145. Athule Yekele - 940218 5487 088 - Gqadushe Location, MIDDELDRIFT, 5685 - Athule Philip
146. Deliwe NOmvula Petunia Makelefane - 850310 0961 080 - 4011 Drieziek , ORANGE FARM, 1841 - Deliwe Nomvula Petunia Mapule
147. Molatelo Doreen Chokoe - 980204 0156 085 - P O Box 284, SOVENGA, 0727 - Mosima Phina
148. Malefu Dorothy Maya - 851217 0345 082 - 15267 Walter Silulu Section, ZAMDELA, 1947 - Malehlohonolo Dorothy
149. Lehlonono Petrus Leluma - 820925 6059 089 - 548 block c, Mabopane, 0190 - Shadow Lehlohonolo
150. Medrinah Matiwane - 920208 0682 084 - Mjelweni area, Ntabankulu, 5130 - Babongile Medrinah 151. Fumani Belebesi - 971219 0649 088 - 19114 noxolo street, Strand, 7140 - Palesa
152. Mpume Khanyile - 980731 0864 086 - Kwahasa location, Pietermaritzburg, 3201 - Nompulelelo Neliswa
153. Moses Mhlanzi - 980301 6083 089 - Snathing, Pietermaritzburg, 3200 - Lindani
154. Sphamandla ,Madlala - 980611 5464 084 - Mpolweni, Pietermaritzburg, 3200 - Thulani Sphamandla
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155. Tamsyn Scullard - 851115 0198 081 - 20 heatherly road, Lansdowne, 7764 - Tahira
156. Magdaline Kemothwetse Maisaka Manake - 870820 0316 081 - 82 President Mangope Street, Kimberley, 8345 - Magdaline Kemothwetse Maisaka Galaletsang
157. Ludwick Lerato Ramakokovhu - 790704 5428 082 - No 553 James Street, Nancefield, Musina, 0910 - Ludwick lufuno
158. Delly Ngomane - 870429 0842 086 - Stand no 2762, Masibekela, 1342 - Mathandiswa Dellyswa
159. Christina Mpehla Butane - 740612 0961 083 - 9871 Dan Tloome Street, Vosman, Kwaguqa, 1039 - Christina Maggie
160. Patricia Nombulelo Tshaka - 850510 1140 085 - Mgwenyane area, Tsomo, 5400 - Nombulelo
161. Kezly Ray Koopman - 970124 0267 082 - 21 Valerie Crescent , Tascany glen, Blue downs, 7100 - Kezley ray
162. Richard Sebole - 870905 6153 081 - 1187 Lerato Street, Siluma view, Katlehong, 1432 - Nkosana Richard
163. Essa Gwiji - 960501 6064 088 - 6 Francolin Close, Woodhaven, 4004 - Essa Sphesihle
164. Mohlatlego Tollbert Phoko - 810101 8257 087 - 2162 Ebony Park, Extension 4, Umkhakhazi Street, Midrand, 1685 - Sam Joubert
165. Goodleaf Anele Msebe - 600920 5719 086 - 37 – 961 Dleka Street, khayelitsha, 7784 - Anele
166. Cordelia Nomthunzi Mdena - 601231 0586 085 - 32 Mandela Street, Plettenberg bay, 6600 - Cordelia lindiwe
167. Eswell Noa Shalang - 760814 5719 087 - 36180 Ratshwene Street, Mamelodi East, 0122 - Eswell Noah
168. Lerato Sade Matlou - 850215 1023 089 - 4409146/406 Allendale View, Midrand, 1685 - Lerato Maria
169. Matshidiso Glorious Gobijona - 800421 0561 084 - 73 Eland Street, Elandsfontein, 1601 - Zusakhe Glorious
170. Pusheletjo Martha Makopo - 980202 1306 089 - Po box 333, Gompies, 0631 - Mahlako Verona
171. Vincent Zuthulele Cele - 880309 5466 081 - Oshabile Location, Ward 4, Port Shepstone, 4240 - Dumisani Vincent Zithulele
172. Nqobile Nolwazi Ngubane - 960924 0587 088 - Po box 1513, Tongaat, 4400 - Nqobile Nolwazi
173. Mellington mawaba - 570817 5462 087 - G p 534 zwelitsha street, Greenpoint, Khayelitsha, 7784 - Zifuzile mellington
174. Innocentia Sibiya - 851111 1788 087 - 14 orpington road, Mowbray, 7700 - Innocentia Nomvula
175. Charmaine Antoinette louw - 870602 1372 085 - 44 6th road, West unit 67 North Cliff, Terrance Northcliff, 2195 - Charmaine Antoinette Aakifah
176. Khumbuzile ngcobo - 710919 0370 082 - No – 5 amajuba street, Dannhauser, 3080 - Khumbuzile Fortunate
177. Hector Sibongiseni Mthokozisi Langa - 780101 6451 084 - Nkandla Reserve, Nkandla, 3900 - Nomkelemane
178. Grace Kotyi - 710817 0485 084 - 31 mortimer gardens, Willey road, Kenilworth , 7708 - Nokubonga
179. Mustaqeem Manuel - 760508 5108 081 - No 4 lillyway, Hillview, Muizenberg, 7824 - Merale Anthony Nathanial
180. Omphemetse Kale - 980519 0251 085 - 144 Mercury Street, Proclamationhill, Pretoria west, 0183 - Omphemetse Andrew
181. Mpangela Fobos - 981020 5421 087 - Kwagcina area, Sterkspruit, 9762 - Yonela
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182. Navandhrie Khan - 861229 0123 086 - 18 coleford close, Sunford, Phoenix, 4068 - Ammaarah
183. Sibongiseni Thusi - 721006 5377 085 - Flat 914, Davenport square, Durban, 4023 - Sbongiseni
184. Ntage Morris Makubung - 911230 6095 088 - Mphanama, Sekhukhune, 1124 - Mokotedi Morris
185. Simphiwe Thuba Zulu - 971025 5873 080 - Nhlabosini reserve, Empangeni, 3880 - Thubelihle Simphiwe
186. Dabeammamothwase Rakoma - 700504 1000 086 - 12760 Matlhare Street, Mamelodi , 0122 - Dabea Mmamothwase
187. Goitseone Jokonia - 981006 0492 082 - Magogoe , Tlhabologo Village, Mafikeng, 2735 - Omphile Goitseone
188. Nokululeko Freedom Ndlovu - 860927 6245 081 - 5986 Phumelela Road, Lamontville, 4027 - Nkululeko Freedom
189. Mathibela Kenneth Morata - 930307 5667 088 - Po box 17500, Ga Maponto, Manthata , 0788 - Madiane Kenneth
190. Cebile Mbatha - 921205 0432 089 - 42 firenza gardens, Reservoir hills, Durban, 4091 - Judy Cebile
191. Randal William Rose - 890327 5191 085 - Po box 1387, Vryheid, 3100 - Randall William
192. Sizakele Buyisile Biyela - 831209 1157 082 - Po box 30, Nongoma, 3950 - Sizakele Buyisiwe
193. Gugulethu Nomthandazo Confidence Zuma – netshiukhwi - 761010 0484 087 - Plot 232 13th Avenue, Rodenbeck, Bloemfontein, 9300 - Gugulethu
194. Zokhanyo Ntsingose - 930929 1246 086 - 666 mandela park, Katlehong , 1432 - Akhona Zokhanyo
195. Hlupheka Wilson Vukeya - 780208 5301 085 - 1119 malapane street, Siqobile Phase 1, Kagiso, 1754 - Khongelani Wilson
196. Goshipara Shitlhangu - 890801 6189 082 - Shitlhelani, Malamulele, 0982 - Jeffrey Meshack Risimati
197. Ernest Thabo Kau - 770301 5585 088 - 36 a merriman street, De beers, Kimberley, 8345 - Malik
198. Jaythan Welsh - 960603 5040 083 - 113 Irene Avenue, Somerset west, 7130 - Jay
199. Nico Matletleng - 850315 5697 084 - Z 1A 82 Gakopa, Boleu, 0474 - Nico Moditsana
200. Feya Kamogelo Nhlola - 940529 0192 089 - 4340 Jewel Fish Street, Allandale, Alexandra, 1685 - Feya Kamogelo
201. Janetta Hendrina Erasmus - 710303 0268 085 - 1355 Moulton Avenue, Waverley, 0176 - Annette
202. Rudeshni Sagaran Rampersadh - 870615 0101 081 - 93 Mission Road, Umdhloti Heights, Verulam, 4340 - Rudeshni
203. Lihle Khotshobe - 820916 5517 086 - 96 terrace view, Acasia Street West, Noordwyr, Midrand, 1685 - Kamva - elihle
204. Sisi Annah Thlokoe - 960930 0235 081 - 2004 New Location, Boshof , 8340 - Seipati Annah
205. Alpheus Chere Segalagala - 820808 6703 080 - 303 ceres flat 229, Jeff Masemola Street, Pretoria, 0002 - Alphaeus
206. Shalati Cathrine Radebe - 520130 0559 084 - 938 block hh, Soshanguve, 0152 - Nomacala Cathrine
207. Mokhale Theophillus Makwala - 870128 6037 085 - Rita village, Lenyenye, 0857 - Lati Theophillus
208. Puleng Nimrad Malepe - 920927 5561 080 - Po box 1744, Mankweng Unit 614, Sovenga, 0727 - Puleng Nimrod
209. Phumla Happiness Xaba - 951228 0466 082 - Showdown, Pietermaritzburg, 3201 - Phumla
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210. Chenel Mandy Kamalie - 860103 0145 087 - 578 Suikerbekkie Street, Paarl, 7620 - Shabirah
211. Skgaugkg Solomon Ditshego - 551004 5730 085 - 62 Waterval Road, Selcourt, Springs, 1559 - Sekgankge Solomon
212. Nadine Patel - 910721 0309 088 - 61 Rust Road, Crowford, 7824 - Naeela
213. Michaéla Yolanda Joseph - 950522 0084 080 – 55D Manenberg Avenue, Manenberg, 7764 - Nuhaa
214. Mandla Darnece Mathebula - 700218 5496 089 - 70 Caraway Crescent, Zakariyya Park, 1821 - Mandla Mulozwi
215. Nosiseko Pekezela - 701102 0989 083 - Skhobeni area, Ngcobo, 5050 - Nomampondomise
216. Cobus Mostert - 940518 5092 089 - 23 Mitchells Way, Edgemead, 7441 - Kimo
217. Lillian Lerato Ramsey - 801208 0222 083 - 205 st anne`s court, De Wet Street, Edenvale, 1619 - Lerato
218. Kingley Rabelani Mathivha - 700505 6720 081 - 2083 Shayindima Location, Thohoyandou, 0945 - Kingsly Rabelani
219. Gcinile Nkosi - 971226 1235 080 - Zonyama Area, Pongola, 3170 - Qcinile Funani
220. Ostin belimoya ndhukwana - 890820 5624 089 - Po box 121, Fumani, 0937 - Ezekiel Nkarhi
221. Zandile Jaca - 980529 0524 084 - M 435 Ntuthane Road, Kwamashu, 4359 - Vuyisile Zandile
222. Sibonelo Shoba - 840419 5936 089 - No 8 Mpala Circle, Vryheid, 3100 - Sibonelo Selby
223. Jayde Okkers - 931126 0236 080 - 24 Kudu Avenue, Lotus river, 7024 - Razan
224. Emmanuel Mehari Yimesgen - 751028 5974 086 - 171 Green Point, No – 6 Festival Court, Main Road , Green Point, 8001 - Emmanuel
225. Denvere Hammond - 790620 5275 085 - 34 Rome Crescent, Bishop lavis, Lavistown, 7490 - Denver
226. Susan Micaela Pinto Da Silva Teixeira - 771228 0351 084 - No 5 Panorama Gardend, Soetdoring Avenue, Bassonia, 2190 - Susana Micaela Pinto da Silva
227. Lucinda Surata Bianca Steyn - 830224 0864 084 - 3 Pear Road, Devils Park Estate, Cape Town, 8001 - Bianca Surata Lucinda
228. Blenda Lorraine Petersen - 510710 0701 083 - 13 millwood court, Quantock road , South hills, Johannesburg, 2197 - Brenda Lorraine
229. Dusie Malgas - 510903 0250 082 - 4 Bergsig Court, Bishop lavis, 7490 - Sophie Dusie
230. Madabempi Annah Mohlomi - 620721 0586 082 - 196A Section, Botshabelo, 9781 - Nthati Holy
231. Matimba Marios Hlungwana - 970202 5315 088 - House No 1663 Zone C , Namakgale, 1391 - Matimba Mario
232. Katekani Shabangu - 910409 1356 080 - Tsenelong, Tembisa, 1632 - Blessing
233. Makhuduga Emily Boshielo - 750305 0685 086 - 2329 Ufezela Street, Kingsway , Benoni, 1501 - Mmama Emily
234. Nonkululeko Happiness Nkosi - 911225 0144 080 - 609 Fredenie Flats, Bourke street, Sunnyside, 0002 - Nonkululeko Happiness Noel
235. Cebisile Maria Phakathi - 970106 0826 082 - Mkhoma Reserve Ward 5, Enseleni, 3582 - Cebisile Marta
236. Elsie Bambo - 891013 0390 083 - 496 Mtyoki Street, Emfihlweni section, Tembisa, 1632 - Elsie Raesetja
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237. Sinah Nchabo Sehalahala - 760108 0681 081 - 221 Lebanon , Mabopane, 0190 - Jacqueline
238. Mgcineni Moss - 590817 5506 087 - 4 Arum Street, Azalea Park, Despatch, 6220 - Mgcineni Sandile
239. Sisipo Ntshuntshe - 950825 5870 084 - Mfula Area, Tsomo, 5400 - Sisipo Good Enough
240. Godfrey Lonwabo Koti - 840709 5624 085 - No 6 Ny 114, Gugulethu, Cape town, 7750 - Godfrey Thabile
241. Keitumetse Mmiko - 580125 0801 087 - 5892 Teme Street, Kagiso II, Krugersdorp, 1754 - Iponeng Sophy
242. Nolwandle Mvulankulu - 740304 1700 088 - C 237 Khalamntwana, Brits, 0250 - Nosakhise
243. Flaat Manuel - 711210 5880 088 - 15 Hassan Khan Avenue, Strand, 7140 - Fuad
244. Matimba Shibambu - 880405 6051 086 - 510 Chicken Farm, Informal Settlemane, Kliptown, 1812 - Mafemani Lisborn
245. Simone Eavening - 980528 0240 089 - 14 Bader Drive, Windmill Park, Boksburg, 1471 - Simone Jazmine
246. Kolobe Malgas Kolobe - 971008 6211 088 - 3061 Extension 5, Winburg, 9420 - Orenehile Malgas
247. Gavumeni Gemani - 950210 6092 089 - Kwa Nyathi Area, Lusikisiki, 4820 - Philile Gavumeni
248. Ramosedi Daniel Sello - 690128 5595 081 - No 28 block 2, Kingsley, Mamelodi west, 0122 - Mabokalake Daniel
249. Jabulile Mabaso - 590324 0731 083 - 233 Sebogodi Street, Mmesi Pack, Dobsonville, 1863 - Jabulile Nomsa
250. Ziningi Alice Mkhwanazi - 940414 1048 087 - Shoba Area, Hlobane, 3145 - Ziningi Alice Nomfundo
251. Kwandekile Ndebele - 720521 0421 085 - 499 Sub 16 kwadabeka, Clermont, 3616 - Zandekile
252. Ghafoor Williams - 791116 5235 087 - 45 De Wet Street, Bellville south, 7941 - Granville
253. Winnifred Nolizwe Ngolomi - 610615 0928 082 - Mhlahlane Area, Libode, 5160 - Nontsikelelo
254. Leigh Mark Gulston - 851120 5048 083 - 159 7th Avenue, Morningside, Durban, 4001 - Laiq
255. Brian December Mthembu - 841212 5681 089 - Ward 12 Madlankala Reserve, Esikhawini, 3887 - Brian Mnqobi
256. Rusayd Loranzo Benedict Paulse - 931226 5132 084 - 9 Rhaboks Street, Tafelsig, Mitchells Plain, 7785 - Ridhaa
257. Kayum Benefeld - 961012 5154 085 - 1 Applemist Road, Ottery, 7800 - Abdul Kayum
258. Nthabiseng Mpapatje Magari - 960702 0818 087 - Makhwibidung Village, Naphuno, 1857 - Nthabiseng
259. Tandi Vanesha Mabena - 921110 0249 089 – P O Box 317, Belfast, 1100 - Nompumelelo Thandi Vanessa
260. Nonkululeko Ngema - 950427 0305 081 - 64 Ramokgopa Street, Saulsville , 0125 - Nonkululeko Onica
261. Sembeni Mamedzi - 780908 5899 083 - 5574 Game Street, Extension 7, Alexandra, 2090 - Nsimbini Michael
262. Mohube Christina Mokgwadi - 851219 0951 083 - No 593 Extension 40, Polokwane, 0700 - Christina Latifaht
263. Henrietta Boitumelo Moloto - 960908 0040 081 - 22 Barrace Street, South Point, President House, Cape Town, 8000 - Boitumelo
264. Braine Bradfield - 910825 5802 086 - 13 Mtiti Street, Northcrest, Mthatha, 5099 - Brian
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DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS
NO. 1412 18 NOVEMBER 2016 1412 Births and Deaths Registration Act (51/1992): Alteration of surnames in terms of section 26 40428 ALTERATION OF SURNAMES IN TERMS OF SECTION 26 OF THE BIRTHS AND DEATHS REGISTRATION ACT, 1992 (ACT NO. 51ALTERATION OF 1992) OF SURNAMES IN TERMS OF SECTION 26 OF THE BIRTHS AND DEATHS REGISTRATION ACT, 1992 (ACT NO. 51 OF 1992) The Director -General has authorized the following persons to assume the surnames printed in italics: The Director-General has authorized the following persons to assume the surnames printed in italics:
1. Sandile Innocent Buthelezi - 840310 5601 080 - D 40 Coffee Farm, KWANDENGEZI, 3607 - Jiji 1. Sandile Innocent Buthelezi - 840310 5601 080 - D 40 Coffee Farm, KWANDENGEZI, 3607 - Jiji 2. Zinhle Carol Mthembu - 900612 0635 089 - Nzalabantu Reserve, Ward 05, KWAMBONAMBI, 3915 - Msomi 2. Zinhle Carol Mthembu - 900612 0635 089 - Nzalabantu Reserve, Ward 05, KWAMBONAMBI, 3915 - Msomi 3. Bongani Ngubane - 891117 5725 084 - Pata Location, PIETERMARITZBURG, 3200 - Mbhele 3. Bongani Ngubane - 891117 5725 084 - Pata Location, PIETERMARITZBURG, 3200 - Mbhele 4. Ziphathele Mayeza - 800204 5477 088 - Holly Cross, LUSIKISIKI, 4820 - Nombela 4. Ziphathele Mayeza - 800204 5477 088 - Holly Cross, LUSIKISIKI, 4820 - Nombela 5. Makhwana Koos Sibanyoni - 590327 5520 088 - Stand No 1181, Unit A, Monsterlus, NEBO, 1059 - Rampedi 5. Makhwana Koos Sibanyoni - 590327 5520 088 - Stand No 1181, Unit A, Monsterlus, NEBO, 1059 - Rampedi 6. Mkhanyiselwa Moses Khambule - 530404 5275 089 - Block 23106, Umlazi Township, UMLAZI, 4001 - Jail 6. Mkhanyiselwa Moses Khambule - 530404 5275 089 - Block 23106, Umlazi Township, UMLAZI, 4001 - Jail 7. Keno Nyapele - 901211 6112 083 - No 844 Section 3, KWAMHLANGA, 1022 - Moganedi 7. Keno Nyapele - 901211 6112 083 - No 844 Section 3, KWAMHLANGA, 1022 - Moganedi 8. Happiness Buyisiwe Sangweni - 951016 1218 085 - Ntinini Area, NQUTU, 3135 - Khanyile 8. Happiness Buyisiwe Sangweni - 951016 1218 085 - Ntinini Area, NQUTU, 3135 - Khanyile 9. Mthokozisi Emmanuel Radebe - 971018 5809 089 - No 4220 Osizweni, OSIZWENI, 2952 - Zwane 9. Mthokozisi Emmanuel Radebe - 971018 5809 089 - No 4220 Osizweni, OSIZWENI, 2952 - Zwane 10. Louis Patrick Xango - 801217 5417 085 - 14920 Snake Park, KROONSTAD, 9499 - Mofokeng 10. Louis Patrick Xango - 801217 5417 085 - 14920 Snake Park, KROONSTAD, 9499 - Mofokeng 11. Lungisani Gerry Mthethwa - 890102 6167 081 - P O Box 378, KWAMBONAMBI, 3915 - Mkhize 11. Lungisani Gerry Mthethwa - 890102 6167 081 - P O Box 378, KWAMBONAMBI, 3915 - Mkhize 12. Merriam Ntombenhle Thwala - 870108 1017 084 - 1495 Streets 54, PHOLA PARK, 1022 - Ndabinde 12. Merriam Ntombenhle Thwala - 870108 1017 084 - 1495 Streets 54, PHOLA PARK, 1022 - Ndabinde 13. Kelebogile Mampho Msibi - 970531 0071 084 - 830 Turtle Street, KAMAGUGU, 1200 - Inama 13. Kelebogile Mampho Msibi - 970531 0071 084 - 830 Turtle Street, KAMAGUGU, 1200 - Inama 14. Lesego Clement Seleka - 860120 5479 089 - 819 Zone 3, ITSOSENG, 2744 - Tolo 14. Lesego Clement Seleka - 860120 5479 089 - 819 Zone 3, ITSOSENG, 2744 - Tolo 15. Selby Mnisi - 870601 5594 082 - Stand No 163, MASHISHIMALE, 1395 - Pilusa 15. Selby Mnisi - 870601 5594 082 - Stand No 163, MASHISHIMALE, 1395 - Pilusa 16. Tebogo Sishange - 940320 5471 086 - 53 Koedoe Street, Extension 2, Brackenhurst, ALBERTON, 1448 - Nkosi 16. Tebogo Sishange - 940320 5471 086 - 53 Koedoe Street, Extension 2, Brackenhurst, ALBERTON, 1448 - Nkosi 17. Kennedy Peter Sobantu Zuba - 870608 5879 082 - 4389 Hlatshwayo Street, ORLANDO EAST, 1804 - Siganga 17. Kennedy Peter Sobantu Zuba - 870608 5879 082 - 4389 Hlatshwayo Street, ORLANDO EAST, 1804 - Siganga 18. Jongile Elias Bakana - 881125 6230 089 - 430 Umthambeka Section, TEMBISA, 1432 - Lefele 18. Jongile Elias Bakana - 881125 6230 089 - 430 Umthambeka Section, TEMBISA, 1432 - Lefele 19. Thabiso Thabethe - 751224 5809 089 - No 8363 Extension 6b, ORANGE FARM, 1805 - Moloi 19. Thabiso Thabethe - 751224 5809 089 - No 8363 Extension 6b, ORANGE FARM, 1805 - Moloi 20. Mary Mamoloko Khoza - 490406 0552 089 - 1475 Zone 5 E, SESHEGO, 0742 - Ngobeni 20. Mary Mamoloko Khoza - 490406 0552 089 - 1475 Zone 5 E, SESHEGO, 0742 - Ngobeni 21. Joseph Kobo - 850606 5444 083 - Stand No 125, STERKFONTEIN, 1133 - Mokoena 21. Joseph Kobo - 850606 5444 083 - Stand No 125, STERKFONTEIN, 1133 - Mokoena 22. Manelisi Mfutho - 850904 6140 085 - 8780 Road 11, PHILIPPI, 7785 - Ngqola 22. Manelisi Mfutho - 850904 6140 085 - 8780 Road 11, PHILIPPI, 7785 - Ngqola 23. Kabelo Matiawa - 890329 6407 080 - Ga-Masemola Village, JANE FURSE, 1085 - Papudi 23. Kabelo Matiawa - 890329 6407 080 - Ga-Masemola Village, JANE FURSE, 1085 - Papudi 24. Loyiso Nombulelo Xorile - 980507 0122 083 - 11 Thatchfield Plains, Thatchfield Hills Estate, Brakfontein Road, CENTURION, 0157 24.- MkhaziLoyiso Nombulelo Xorile - 980507 0122 083 - 11 Thatchfield Plains, Thatchfield Hills Estate, Brakfontein Road, CENTURION, 0157 - Mkhazi 25. Milandru Dennis Paul Matthews - 710417 5735 086 - 829 Kinini Street, Mofolo Village, SOWETO, 1801 - Mapengo 25. Milandru Dennis Paul Matthews - 710417 5735 086 - 829 Kinini Street, Mofolo Village, SOWETO, 1801 - Mapengo
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26. Minenhle S’phiwo Mthiya - 970319 6180 087 - 8 Anmetis Street, VRYHEID, 3700 - Nxumalo
27. Nomthandazo Nkosingiphile Bhengu - 830908 0417 089 - C 324 Ikhethelo Circle, NTUZUMA, 4359 - Ngcobo
28. Tatana Ndukwini - 720201 6275 088 - Mboziza Area, MQANDULI, 5100 - Ncukuthu
29. Godfrey Sekele Bokaba - 751130 5814 088 - 1665 New Stand, MMAMETLHAKE, 0432 - Maloka
30. Humphrey Mlungisi Maduna - 811022 5866 085 - 3140 A Bolani Road, Zola South, SOWETO, 1868 - Ngcobo
31. Jeanneth Mpumelelo Mkhatshwa - 741004 0450 086 - 72 Pangown Street, Kamagugu, NELSPRUIT, 1494 - Morema
32. Moses Mzayifane Makhaza - 710209 5359 086 - 28 Phatlalatsane Street, SAULSVILLE, 0125 - Buthelezi
33. Thabisile Kheswa - 910120 0079 082 - 101 Block Ss, SOSHANGUVE, 0152 - Dlamini
34. Zanele Motshweni - 961228 1198 088 - 620 Belfast, KWAMHLANGA, 1022 - Mtshali
35. Shadrack Maduna - 800907 6167 082 - 2904 B Themba Drive, Zola South, KWA XUMA, 0001 - Ngcobo
36. Oyena Somfiyane - 961201 1147 082 - Hombe Area, LUSIKISIKI, 4800 - Vice
37. Sabelo Shuan Mathenjwa - 970803 5628 089 - Mntwalume Area, UMZINTO, 4201 - Dube
38. Elizabeth Madumelane Mhlongo - 900113 0291 080 - P O Box 48, BELA-BELA, 0480 - Maluleka
39. Doreen Dimakatso Digangwane - 900216 0744 089 - 7574 Bell Pepper Crescent, THE ORCHARDS, 0182 - Mukhari
40. Thembi Donnerlee Dhladhla - 900218 0476 084 - 1121 Masango Stand, WINTERVELDT, 0198 - Motaung
41. Ramaesela Gredia Sebetha - 810923 1343 089 - House No F0032, GA-MPHAHLELE, 0736 - Sadiki
42. Victor Mthelezulu - 720909 6320 080 - 41 Mookana Street, Saulsville, PRETORIA , 0010 - Bhengu
43. Mpho Cannet Keakgwile - 861226 6080 088 - 98 W Magogong, TAUNG, 8584 - Molelekwa
44. Lebusa Tshabalala - 860425 5678 089 - 1300a Maliza Street, White City Jabavu, KWA- XUMA, 1868 - Mabe
45. Zwelikude Nicholus Ngubane - 700102 5953 085 - 137 Sithole Street, DOBSONVILLE, 1863 - Mabaso
46. Tebogo Amos Mabaso - 951211 5325 081 - 12611 Tebele Street, DAVEYTON, 1520 - Moswetsa
47. Mpho Gift Baddi - 881110 6296 082 - 13199 Phase 2, Braamfisherville, ROODEPOORT, 1724 - Maake
48. Freddy Thobane Makalela - 871212 5855 082 - 14883 Beach Street , Extension 12, Phase 3, ROODEPOORT, 1725 - Sekobelo
49. Alice Chili - 830527 0663 086 - 2457 De Bruin Street, ORLANDO, 1804 - Makgothi
50. Jeffrey Johan Mkhomazi - 761205 5711 084 - Stand No 2556, KABOKWENI, 1245 - Magagula
51. Michael Kgobaetsa Sekopa - 700203 5522 084 - 70 Riba Cross Village, DRIEKOP, 1120 - Riba
52. Witness Mlauzi - 940407 6050 082 - L10 Lusaka Village , TZANEEN, 0850 - Mankgele
53. Mante Surprise Mpaketsane - 890413 0887 081 - Ga-Mongatane Village, DRIEKOP, 1120 - Makola
54. Keorapetse Sophina Maselele - 350903 0260 084 - P O Box 242, SOUTHEY, 8484 - Matoane
55. Tekoetsile Craig Gaopalangwe - 890502 5413 081 - 2061 Jansen Drive, Warrenvale, WARRENTON, 8530 - Van Der Westhuizen
56. Ikakanyeng Mable Maoto - 760904 0310 089 - 10374 Lomanyaneng Village, MMABATHO, 2745 - Sefemo
57. Bongekile Hlomendlini - 830603 1659 082 - Ward 12, Khiliva Location, UMZIMKULU, 3297 - Mkhwanazi
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58. Winnie Zungu - 890624 0595 082 - 6294 Extension 6, Boitekong, RUSTENBURG, 0308 - Chiromo
59. Mfaniseni Leonard Daki - 580920 5981 086 - Mthamvuna Location, BIZANA, 4800 - Dlamini
60. Joseph Fanile Zondo - 830919 6397 084 - 158 Ndlanzi Section, KATLEHONG, 1432 - Nyandeni
61. Pontso Mdungwane - 751221 5335 081 - 8482 Kagiso Street, Unit F, THOKOZA, 1426 - Motloung
62. Gezani Theodore Mabunda - 830702 5813 081 - 740 Ingulule Street, Mailulu Park, VOSLOORUS, 1475 - Rikhotso
63. Peter Mboneni Masike - 881023 5368 085 - 171 Nancefield, Pimville, SOWETO, 1717 - Mhlongo
64. Nandipha Dola - 861023 1202 084 - P O Box 1093, MTHATHA, 5099 - Cakasa
65. Siphiwe Wendy Nhlebela - 870905 1490 082 - P O Box 81307, EMPANGENI, 3935 - Shelembe
66. Reginald Barney Jr Shirinda - 950609 5046 089 - 1769 Gibson Road, HENLEY-ON-KLIP, 1962 - Khumalo
67. Khuthadzo Arthar Rasikhuthuma - 970817 5816 080 - Lufule 2, THOHOYANDOU, 0950 - Nwashe
68. Nkosinathi Gift Skosana - 881218 6223 087 - Stand No 1595, HOMELAND, 0400 - Kabini
69. Wesley Bonginkosi Mthombeni - 691021 5512 082 - 5571 Extension 2, ORANGE FARM, 1700 - Ndlovu
70. Nokuthula Phyllis Ndebele - 911111 1049 082 - 2579 Layiya Street, Reiger Park, Extension 1, BOKSBURG, 1459 - Sibanda
71. Sello Vincent Mathebe - 930619 5330 081 - Stand No 14, Block C, SUNVALLEY, 0122 - Makitla
72. Samukelisiwe Nomathemba Shezi - 930829 0220 084 - 49 – 8th Avenue, ALEXANDRA, 2090 - Mtshali
73. Patrick Mvuyisi Mazelem - 630104 6304 081 - Rhaludi Area, UMZIMKULU, 3297 - Mdlozini
74. Gift Lesego Sebatlelo - 840913 5453 087 - 3111 Section I, Palm Springs, MAFATSANA, 1984 - Masemola
75. Tinyiko Norman Xitlhangoma - 760603 5447 082 - 2024 Sono Road, Zone 2, Diepsloot, SOWETO, 1864 - Nkwinika
76. Petros Bogani Mazibuko - 650220 5299 083 - C 1770, EZAKHENI, 3381 - Mtshali
77. Mirenda Moraba - 930613 1033 088 - 1851 Saltbush Street, MAPLETON, 1450 - Mphoga
78. Mavova Piet Moloi - 760419 5437 084 - 5354 Extension 4, Masechaba View, Duduza, NIGEL, 1490 - Tibane
79. Nhlanhla Reginald Nkosi - 860822 5967 084 - 5 Robinson Avenue, Farrar Park, BOKSBURG, 1459 - Mkhwanazi
80. Mamotsamai Itumeleng Mmifi - 970730 1091 089 - 292 Emfihlweni Section, TEMBISA, 1632 - Radebe
81. Betty Manyeruke - 970222 1146 089 - Stand No 1375, Extension 2, DEVON, 2260 - Dlamini
82. Thabiso Rapalo - 810317 5942 089 - 1557 Tladi, SOWETO, 1700 - Mokoena
83. Molatelo Thabitha Monyemorathi - 760723 0870 086 - House No 1353, Ga-Madiba Village, MOKOPANE, 0600 - Rengane
84. Esau Nicholas Sole - 710204 5868 087 - 2701 Mauma Street, MOHLAKENG, 1759 - Motlogeloa
85. Tshepho Ronald Lebelo - 840607 5448 085 - 45 Koonap Street, Erasmuskloof, PRETORIA, 0601 - Monama
86. Tshepo Given Molefe - 790524 5580 082 - 1062 Thokoana Street, VOSLOORUS, 1475 - Mosoeu
87. Khulani Dhlamini - 840828 5177 082 - 302 Gumede Street, Mofolo South, SOWETO, 1801 - Sithole
88. Mamojaki Selinah Majoro - 830319 0987 081 - 96 Job Maseko Street, KWA THEMA, 1575 - Sebiloane
89. Tshepang Mcbride Nchoke - 940310 5554 080 - 3658 Ntlhapo Street, Section L, MAMELODI WEST, 0122 - Kashe
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90. Kaneka Molobela - 521016 5313 081 - P O Box 42, BUSHBUCKRIDGE, 1280 - Mashele
91. Bonginkosi Nkosikhona Ndlovu - 810224 5993 080 - 4103 Mangosuthu, PIET RETIEF, 2380 - Kunene
92. Enicca Mankatane Mariri - 820320 0763 086 - Vierfontein Area, NEBO, 1059 - Mashego
93. Nkululeko Nkanyiso Thusi - 980504 5996 082 - 1402 Cator Crest, MAYVILLE, 4091 - Mkhize
94. Monare Letty Themane - 610307 0421 082 - Stand No 411, KGOBOKOANE, 1030 - Maduwane
95. Matlhodi Catherine Letlape - 470709 0426 087 - 713 Lehotlhong, MARAPYANE, 0431 - Sebolai
96. Maria Nompi Skosana - 760310 0600 083 - Stand No 1396, KWAGGAFONTEIN, 0400 - Ntuli
97. Simangele Rejoice Buthelezi - 870513 1040 087 - P O Box 25, MAHLABATINI, 3865 - Nene
98. Bonginkosi Sadam Ndlela - 930523 5944 083 - 2425 Verena B, WITBANK, 1035 - Sehlo
99. Nomzamo Nondumiso Mtetwa - 910913 1489 080 - Nkanini Location, ESHOWE, 3518 - Sibisi
100. Lwazi Ignitious Mdluli - 940522 6071 084 - Stand No 5410, Mshadza Trust, HAZYVIEW, 1240 - Phiri
101. Oupa Johnson Nyangwa - 970517 6183 080 - 347 Seeisoville, KROONSTAD, 9499 - Mbese
102. Tebogo Dorah Rapalai - 940811 0833 080 - 1345 Extension 4, THABAZIMBI, 0380 - Mogomotsi
103. Jeffrey Sekobo - 950511 5673 088 - Stand No 739, MAPHALLE, 0830 - Monyela
104. Yonela Manyati - 970326 1377 089 - Mboya Area, WILLOWVALE, 0040 - Gajaza
105. Marileze Rochelle Rossouw - 890822 0172 080 - 202 Bult Street, GROBLERSHOOP, 8850 - Cloete
106. Oswald Raymond Adams - 880525 5214 086 - Bothas Hill, Mnamatha, KWA NYUSWA, 3660 - Goba
107. Makgora Vincent Powana - 890819 5974 080 - P O Box 2083, PHALABORWA, 1390 - Moropane
108. Nenani Davies Manda - 881031 5815 088 - 375 Lekgwale Street, MOLETSANE, 1866 - Moso
109. Gift Atlhaloseng Motshwane - 881214 6131 081 - House No 119 , Madibana Section, KHUNOTSWANE, 2859 - Moholo
110. Lulama Mtshiqwa - 881205 6065 089 - Mkholombe Location, PORT SHEPSTONE, 4240 - Mbindini
111. Sicelo Innocent Manana - 890721 6225 084 - P O Box 294, EDUMBE, 3180 - Khumalo
112. Sisanda Gushikaga - 961212 1234 085 - Nxelesa Area, COFIMVABA, 5380 - Khonzaphi
113. Maggy Kanyane Seashala - 880708 0919 087 - P O Box 392, MASEMOLA, 1060 - Mokoena
114. Ayanda Wiwi - 770801 5345 086 - 100610 Cuba Village, Newlands , EAST LONDON, 5201 - Turman
115. Motulwane Gift Matlala - 970624 6324 084 - Stand No 139, Mohlalaotwane, GARAKEWADI, 1068 - Mmanasoe
116. Vuyisile Jankie Twana - 741118 5328 087 - 2820 Pitso Street, BULTFONTEIN, 9670 - Nyamane
117. Letlhogonolo Koketso Seikaneng - 980815 5578 088 - 4044 Seme Street, Mohlakeng Location, RANDFONTEIN, 1759 - Seripe
118. Stephen Diphaphang - 640728 5545 084 - 663 Semphato Street, MUNSIEVILLE, 1739 - Machete
119. Cikizwa Khumalo - 890731 0972 086 - P O Box 64, MARGATE, 4275 - Jeke
120. Ntokozo Prince Ngcobo - 880212 6228 080 - 3008 Section D, EKANGALA, dlodlo - Dlodlo
121. Sibekithemba David Mkhize - 500419 5176 083 - Jolivet Location, HIGHFLATS, 3306 - Sithole
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122. Minenhle Mfundo Nkosinathi Mngoma - 910428 5337 086 - 46 Jansen Close Street, Sharon Park, NIGEL, 1796 - Nhleko
123. Sisanda Mziwempi - 940818 0306 082 - 2181 Mqu Road, LOWER ROADS, 7750 - Tshaya
124. Tshepiso Delmon Mashilo - 891124 5504 089 - Ma 556 Tafekop, BOLEU, 0474 - Mokolane
125. Morgan Musawenkosi Ngidi - 840620 5964 084 - Nomyele Area, OZWATHINI, 3242 - Zondi
126. Thuso George Mokubung - 890511 5954 085 - 419 Thabana Tsoana, WITSIESHOEK, 9870 - Qaba
127. Phemelo Ndona - 941016 5160 088 - No 402 Lenatong Section, PHOKENG, 0335 - Medupe
128. Johannes Balekile Madimabe - 751206 5966 084 - 164 Mazista, SWARTRUGGENS, 2835 - Moletsane
129. Lindiwe Adelaide Monyai - 690704 0425 084 - 924 Umkhomazi Street, KLIPFONTEINVIEW, 1682 - Kunene
130. Mlungisi Richard Manana - 900322 6056 088 - 307 Elidinga Section, TEMBISA, 1632 - Kunene
131. Inga Somlenze - 961004 6135 080 - Mgcwe Area, BUTTERWORTH, 4960 - Njaca
132. Nomcebo Khumalo - 840524 0980 089 - 3066 Doornkop , Block 5, 74th 86th Street, DOORNKOP, 1874 - Gwala
133. Shadrack Ngobeni - 720426 5604 083 - 1812 Block H H, SOSHANGUVE, 0152 - Mahlaula
134. Putlako Mokhou - 810706 5681 087 - 15 Saturn Crescent, Kwezi Park, KHAYELITSHA, 7784 - Mpetsheni
135. Samuel Willie Mahlangu - 830508 5452 089 - 51 Mountain View , Zone 1, KWAMHLANGA, 1022 - Skosana
136. Onke Qhwesha - 961122 6157 084 - P O Box 16, MACLEAR, 5480 - Puza
137. Ndubeni Johannes Mudau - 490821 5457 086 - P O Box 14, LOUIS TRICHARDT, 0920 - Tshivhula
138. Bongisani Linah Dhlamini - 610215 0452 082 - 7190 Extension 4, MHLUZI, 1053 - Mahlangu
139. Nomusa Nontuthuzelo Faith Mazibuko - 740629 0211 087 - L 1104 Umlazi Township, UMLAZI, 4031 - Mdlozini
140. Nonceba Elizabeth Nozaza - 540923 0767 087 - Engele Location , Ward 10, UMZIMKULU, 3297 - Madolo
141. Bonginkosi Zulu - 960405 6358 088 - Private Bag X 1660, NONGOMA, 3950` - Dlodlo
142. Blessing Banele Sibiya - 950918 5884 088 - P O Box 1510, SHONGWE MISSION, 1331 - Mashaba
143. Mzwandile Remegius Cele - 910531 5874 089 - 1425 Nyuswa Road, Magatsha Area, HILLCREST, 3610 - Langa
144. Sidwell Mojalefa Sele - 751029 5269 089 - 632 Maseru Street, Zone 8, MEADOWLANDS, 1852 - Mohlala
145. Letlhogonolo Matlaanaga - 930731 0595 087 - House No 50930, Mabodisa Section, MARULENG, 0318 - Sephai
146. Ditlhopo Jessica Mngomezulu - 940427 0391 084 - 23 Sompane Street, ATTRIDGEVILLE, 0125 - Mogashoa
147. Eunice Nomsombuluko Nhlabathi - 820914 0360 081 - Stand No 1404 , Extension 4, MORGENZON, 2320 - Hlophe
148. George Mosutho - 911009 5563 084 - 1393 Rockdale, MIDDELBURG, 1050 - Mmadi
149. Steven Kholofelo Babedi - 960505 5959 081 - 7362/4soshanguve East, SOSHANGUVE, 0152 - Malepeng
150. Nonduduzo Mondi Mbili - 901110 0878 089 - G G Location, MURCHISON, 4240 - Dlamini
151. Thuto-Le-Botlhale Clement Maluleka - 960501 5931 089 - 2661 Setso Street, Extension 4, NELMAPIUS , 0122 - Maake
152. Margaret Keletlhotse Madimabe - 790821 0715 089 - 287 Mazista, SWARTRUGGENS, 2835 - Moletsane
153. Rantwaakgale Andries Moilwe - 751128 5765 086 - 2541 Seraleng, MERITING, 0308 - Thebeyagae
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154. Jim Petrus Ntuli - 790610 6222 087 - Stand No 2024, SIYABUSWA A, 0472 - Masombuka
155. Thandiwe Porcia Mbelisa - 690303 2192 089 - 29572 Bulelani Street, MBEKWENI, 7620 - Matika
156. Teboho Mpinga - 931108 5180 083 - 7137 Extension 4, EVATON WEST, 1984 - Mashiyana
157. Vhuhwavho Netshivhera - 960507 0777 088 - Ha Mavhunda Area, THOHOYANDOU, 0950 - Maumela
158. Kamogelo Stephen Sitole - 770423 5699 089 - P O Box 1519, CHUENESPOORT, 0745 - Ledwaba
159. Sam Boy Mthimunye - 721004 5347 083 - 86 Kerkvorsfontein A, DENNILTON, 1030 - Matshika
160. Theophulus Xolani Mthethwa - 791127 5958 081 - 805 Malambe Avenue, NQUTHU, 3100 - Nzuza
161. Jessica Vermaak - 910419 0049 081 - 10c Corbin Close, Sherwood, PORT ELIZABETH, 6045 - Krantz
162. Tebogo Pride Phoshane - 911205 5294 080 - 691 Pilane Street, Mapetla East, SOWETO, 1818 - Molefe
163. Simphiwe Mbatha - 830801 5657 082 - 1720 B Tshingila Street, ZOLA NORTH, 1868 - Mthethwa
164. Maleshoane Suzan Thekiso - 850922 0956 082 - 98 Heerlem Street, Dagbreek, WELKOM, 9459 - Mtherisi
165. Boy Xhegwana - 811205 5862 085 - 8 Ny 38-60, GUGULETHU, 7750 - Lethunya
166. Thamsanqa Mbonambi - 830124 6054 088 - E815 Inqoyinqoyi Road, NTUZUMA, 4359 - Sidaki
167. Nobatembu Girlie Dimanda - 830426 1117 087 - K8 2606 Cosovo, Samora Machel, NYANGA, 7525 - Apolisi
168. Sechaba Tebello Thulani Moriti - 800723 5446 082 - 697 Masoleng Street, WATTVILLE, 1501 - Motsamai
169. Nkosinathi Johannes Mokoena - 890605 6551 088 - 5960 Extension 4, STANDERTON, 2430 - Maseko
170. Makoena Winnie Kgole - 640824 0488 089 - 411 Moletjie Moshate, POLOKWANE, 0709 - Selepe
171. Frans Malose Sebopa - 730218 5772 087 - 743 Sekuruwe Village, MAPELA, 0610 - Mosibihla
172. Njabulo Alex Zungu - 860524 6131 088 - P O Box 37971, ESIKHAWINI, 3882 - Mbatha
173. Siphamandla Bright Myende - 821231 5490 089 - Umzumbe Location, HIBBERDENE, 4220 - Mnguni
174. Rembuluwani Oriel Mudau - 800108 5999 084 - P O Box 803, SIBASA, 0970 - Mukhese
175. Lebogang Ishmael Ntepang - 740220 5848 089 - 2075 Gamonare Section, KURUMAN, 8474 - Seretse
176. Tonny Becky Mzimba - 721224 5559 087 - Stand No 2193 Sec H, EKANGALA, 1021 - Maseko
177. Kagiso Kenneth Motlagomang - 780915 5516 088 - Moshana Village, Sikwane Section, MOSHANA, 2888 - Maduenyane
178. Lebo Calvin Moholola - 980130 5410 088 - 249 Sephaho, MPUDULLE, 1057 - Moganedi
179. Kobang Alfred Mampane - 710303 6365 083 - E400 Eenkantane, GA MAMPANE, 0467 - Mapadimeng
180. Sarah Makhwiti Mokwena - 820721 1084 085 - Stand No 378, SEHAKWANE, 1047 - Mathibela
181. Vusumuzi Kenneth Sibande - 720912 5492 082 - 9904 Makaku Street, Extension 3, SOWETO, 1865 - Shabangu
182. Antonyo Thato Kampira - 930428 5468 085 - 397 Maphanga Section, KATLEHONG, 1431 - Phiri
183. Bongani Sipho Zibani - 830110 6607 082 - 108 Mkwanazi North, Nkonjane Res, KWADLANGEZWA, 3886 - Nene
184. Thabile Zungu - 820202 2118 081 - P O Box 867, MAHLABATHINI, 3865 - Msomi
185. Siyabonga Gabrien Zuma - 800902 5828 081 - Mngoma Road, Edendale, PIETERMARITZBURG, 3216 - Ndlovu
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186. Bongumusa Nicholus Madiba - 870506 5799 088 - Kwanzi Makwe, MUNSTER, 4278 - Mbanda
187. Palesa Moyo - 980120 0222 083 - 2215 Mafutsanyane Street, SOWETO, 184 - Munjedzi
188. Bheki Luphoko - 940920 6691 085 - P O Box 96, HECTORSPRUIT, 1340 - Vuma
189. Otlotleng Fredy Mohaladi - 800112 5879 080 - 4473 Pitso Street, VRYBURG, 86300 - Tshidisi
190. Sibusiso Freddy Shabalala - 851112 5408 086 - 4039 Mashaba Street, CHIAWELO, 1818 - Mthimkulu
191. Lucky Thenjana - 820327 5709 089 - Stand No 27501, Extension 26, EMBALENHLE, 2285 - Sogeje
192. Alfa Ngobeni - 981010 5620 085 - P O Box 470, GIYANI, 0826 - Maluleke
193. Julia Chitimbe - 811002 0539 085 - 10274 Ukufika Street , Extension 14, VOSLOORUS, 1475 - Mabanga
194. Ipfi Madisha - 851023 5621 083 - 16422 Mabuya Street , Extension 4, Marimba Gardens, VOSLOORUS, 1474 - Sandani
195. Allistair Jacques Danzell January - 860603 5112 081 - 11 Bokbai Avenue, Kleinveli, EERSTE RIVER, 7100 - Louw
196. Matshediso Phineas Chepape - 580805 5832 084 - 261 Block B B, SOSHANGUVE, 0152 - Mathyekga
197. Chupa Anna Mashita - 511019 0307 084 - P O Box 17, DRIEKOP, 1129 - Modipi
198. Morakane Flora Malapile - 950418 0380 083 - 2569 Zone B, Mahwelereng, MOKOPANE, 0626 - Boya
199. Khanyisane Fortune Dhladla - 880331 6039 089 - Dukuduku Area, MTUBATUBA, 3935 - Mhlongo
200. Zakhele Howard Mahlaba - 710727 5656 086 - 1231b Majola Street , Zola North, KWA-XUMA, 1868 - Hlatshwayo
201. Ntombi Bongiwe Ndlovu - 760710 0351 084 - P O Box 557, KWANGWANASE, 3973 - Mkhumbuza
202. Alson Mntungele Mtshali - 640109 5332 080 - Jabulani Street, GREYTOWN, 3250 - Msomi
203. Nosihle Immaculate Njapha - 810703 0920 081 - 16 Heimdale Road, ROSSBURG, 4094 - Makhanya
204. Nokuphiwa Esther Mthembu - 491010 0941 083 - Ntumeni Reserve, ESHOWE, 3815 - Mlaba
205. Sicelokuhle Langa - 951230 5876 083 - St Chads, LADYSMITH, 3370 - Dlamini
206. Bheki Richard Mdunge - 700416 5379 087 - P O Box 3694, LADYSMITH, 3370 - Mchunu
207. Siboniswo Mabele - 921104 5660 085 - 617 Wembezi , Depho Section, ESTCOURT, 3310 - Mazibuko
208. Sophie Thulisile Nyobuse - 831215 0713 080 - 396 Emoyeni Section, TEMBISA, 1632 - Mabhena
209. Lugisani Bethuel Netshifhefhe - 720316 5851 083 - P O Box 5988, THOHOYANDOU, 0950 - Netshitenzhe
210. Johannes Mnguni - 720706 6232 087 - Stand No 1874, Section F, EKANGALA, 1021 - Masanabo
211. Albert Laban Gavin Simons - 751107 5242 080 - 1 18th Street, KIMBERLEY, 8300 - Paulus
212. Selby Collin Kale - 750209 5374 086 - 4785 B Diepkloof, Zone 4, PHELINDABA, 1864 - Sefularo
213. Brenda Nana Boikhutso - 790531 0582 088 - 1617 B Lekgau-Mathabathe Street, White City Jabavu, KWAXUMA, 1868 - Holley
214. Dikeledi Sandra Mkhabele - 780701 0649 086 - Midlefilder Street, ALEXANDRA, 2090 - Ranta
215. Thobeka Skaap - 930906 0956 089 - Waterfall Park, UMTATA, 5099 - Matshaya
216. Qedukwazi Dlamini - 820406 6265 083 - 3124 Gumanxa , Dobsonville, SOWETO, 1863 - Mdluli
217. Zinhle Promise Dlamini - 870317 1137 087 - 146 Ssgodiphola, PIET RETIEF, 2380 - Mdluli
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218. Nkwele William Mamabolo - 850109 6074 082 - P O Box 4418, SOVENGA, 0727 - Maponya
219. Bongani Khansass Cyril Mabaso - 840727 6225 082 - No L 853 Section 7, MADADENI, 2951 - Mathabela
220. Cashier Mashego Seloga - 830831 0789 085 - 994 George Bail Street, RABIE RIDGE, 1632 - Nkadimeng
221. Themba Oscar Sibiya - 850629 5778 086 - 8797 Kwamasondo Area, Manguzi, KWANGWANASE, 3979 - Ndlovu
222. Mamosadi Elizabeth Mothapo - 610401 0512 089 - Stand No 2, GA -MARIA, 0431 - Phahlamohlaka
223. Christophy Phezani Mntambo - 720325 5807 086 - Stand No 2432, KWAGGAFONTEIN, 0458 - Radebe
224. Moipone Valentia Paledi - 851003 0946 081 - 1904 Mmamahlabane, VENTERSBURG, 9450 - Nkhatho
225. Mxolisi Bethwell Hlatshwayo - 870323 6126 083 - P O Box 338, MALELANE, 1320 - Khathwayo
226. Nondumiso Penelope Hadebe - 831006 1103 086 - P O Box 21, PIETERMARITBURG, 3233 - Gwamanda
227. Njabulo Flavius Siyaca - 851115 6192 088 - 042 Mnyayiza Road, KWAMASHU, 4360 - Dlamini
228. Lungile Lihle Ntanda - 850905 1286 088 - Clontaff Farm, Ngogo, NEWCASTLE, 2950 - Ngwenya
229. Lesetja Bernard Ramauka - 850303 6891 088 - P O Box 28, MASHASHANE, 0743 - Tshidi
230. Mduduzi Cyril Deyi - 810131 5555 084 - No 3 Brine Clay, Clay Field, Phoenix, HARDING, 4240 - Zungu
231. Paulus John Mtshali - 690205 5503 081 - Bogandlovu Area, ESIKHAWINI, 3887 - Mthembu
232. Nkosayikho James - 520321 5655 080 - P O Box 68, TSOLO, 5170 - Nomlala
233. Ludric Mthembu - 751223 6151 087 - 5514 Eiselen Street, DAVEYTON, 1520 - Nhlapho
234. Shiane Harry Maila - 731102 5695 085 - 0636 Rakhudu Section, TSITSING , 0308 - Selloe
235. Lahliwe Agnes Mehlo - 710418 0758 081 - 879 Phase 10, BLOEMFONTEIN, 9300 - Motjeleba
236. Modupe Thomas Noge - 750314 5384 083 - 34 Mfeene Street, KWATHEMA, 1575 - Mabena
237. John Mdawzi Mabunda - 700404 5504 086 - 5633 Extension 2, NELLMAPHIUS, 0122 - Chauke
238. Qhamu Themba Mthembu - 700418 5372 088 - P O Box 526, ULUNDI, 3838 - Nhlebela
239. Itumeleng Cathrine Masilela - 830408 0077 082 - 12124 Block X Extension, MABOPANE, 0190 - Moyo
240. Zanele Brandy Lushaba - 850214 1325 081 - 44 Raod Durban, Condover, Burnwood, DURBAN, 4000 - Mkhize
241. Nkosiphendulwe Wano - 841212 6179 083 - Gengqe Area, NQANDULI, 5080 - Sikoti
242. Mogamat Uthmaan Bean - 960902 5184 085 - 43 Jersey Street, Westridge, MITCHELLS PLAIN, 7785 - Vraagom
243. Mandumana Gerald Khoza - 811009 5755 087 - 1482 Banguni Road, Thabong Section, WELKOM, 9463 - Tsaoane
244. Matome Alfred Lephoto - 550911 5730 082 - 11667 Extension 7, Tsietsi, PALM RIDGE, 1432 - Sibati
245. Thokozile Mamba - 840613 1115 082 - 298 Mapleton , Extension 10, Cestrum Crescent, BOKSBURG, 1459 - Moji
246. Nomthandazo Gwebani - 840610 1396 084 - 69-457 Mvimbi Street, Site B, KHAYELITSHA, 7784 - Bhida
247. Tumelo Manasi Munyai - 840920 6301 082 - 3827 Madzena Street , TSHIAWELO, 1818 - Khosa
248. Mokhele Aaron Moabi - 970204 5723 089 - 12141 Zolile Street, Phase 5, BLOEMFONTEIN, 9301 - Mogoregi
249. Abduraghmaan Botha - 970918 6018 088 - 103 Tenth Street, STRAND, 7140 - Hendricks
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250. Aviwe Axolile Mokwena - 941217 6211 082 - 43-774 Makhaza, KHAYELITSHA, 7784 - Mbadu
251. Jacob Mphuthi - 890815 6142 081 - 1022 Watervaal A, SIYABUSWA, 0472 - Masango
252. Molefi Cornelius Befolo - 820701 6009 089 - 12l Chiefscourt Village, TAUNG, 8584 - Buffel
253. Benjamin Thabiso Bodibe - 920506 5502 086 - 80 Block F, LETLHABILE, 0264 - Dingiswayo
254. Smangele Pinky Kunene - 820102 0576 084 - Mpumuza Location, PIETERMARITZBURG, 3201 - Duma
255. Darius Matjila - 910517 5588 084 - 114 Matlou Village, MOKOPANE, 0610 - Maifala
256. Thulani Lucas Motaung - 850812 6271 083 - 2920 Nkitsing Street, Ratanda, HEIDELBERG, 1441 - Khumalo
257. Valentine Radingwana - 960214 5597 088 - Mankotsana Village, SEKHUKHUNE, 1124 - Makgaleng
258. Ntanganedzeni Michael Muleba - 870628 6049 089 - 62 B Jeppe Street, MAKHADO, 0920 - Mushanganyisi
259. Lucky Fortunate Kubayi - 660906 0919 083 - Stand No 126, MKHUHLU, 1246 - Mahlake
260. Mmalobane Thomas Sebatana - 611102 5267 088 - P O Box 41, TRICHARDTSDAL, 0890 - Mokgwatjane
261. Themba Walter Litshana - 921204 5894 088 - Stand No 010727, MSOGWABA, 1215 - Vilakazi
262. Piet Michael Milazi - 870414 6108 088 - Stand No 120, HECTORSPRUIT, 1330 - Vuma
263. Thivhileli Muswituli - 640618 5315 085 - P O Box 284, KHAKHU, 0974 - Netshivhazwaulu
264. Magezi Freddy Chauke - 710103 5819 084 - 2020 Hummingbird Street, Extension 3, Riverlea, JOHANNESBURG, 2093 - Ngomani
265. Sinethemba Jiyana - 920930 5978 080 - Zimbale Area, Mazizini Location, MTHATHA, 5099 - Beja
266. Rudzani Brenda Ramudzuli - 830401 0427 084 - Mukula Street, THOHOYANDOU, 0950 - Muedi
267. Thabo Simon Matjila - 890407 5798 087 - 483 Leyds Street, Sunnyside Angelina Flats 16, PRETORIA, 0002 - Mkhari
268. Dumisani Hazel Masombuka - 831223 6224 086 - 33398 Chyoka Street, Extenion 7, MAMELODI EAST, 0122 - Mnguni
269. Tobela Tokwe - 891010 6313 085 - 865 Nu 17, MDANTSANE, 5219 - Matiwane
270. Monyake Samuel Tsolo - 891111 5335 085 - 12878 Thaka Banna Street, Zone 11, VANDERBIJLPARK, 1980 - Dladla
271. Magabole Max Mosotho - 881220 6423 089 - 206 Legolaneng, TSHILWANENG, 0491 - Madihlaba
272. Pato Boy Ndlovu - 880723 5244 084 - 126 Rosemarien Street, Geelhout Park, RUSTENBURG, 0299 - Thulo
273. Sunday David Pule - 890426 6050 082 - Stand No 438, NUMBI TRUST, 1260 - Gorden
274. Bongani David Mahlangu - 960513 6308 084 - Stand No 150, TRICHARDT, 2300 - Nkonyane
275. Sesi Betty Tsotetsi - 701105 0920 081 - Stand No 1174 , Extension 22, EMBALENHLE, 2285 - Makhubu
276. Mandla Christopher Khoza - 860507 5410 082 - P O Box 840, SIDLAMAFA, 1332 - Mhlongo
277. Sibusiso Stanley Mngomezulu - 840317 6040 085 - P O Box 651, KWALUGEDLANE, 1341 - Khoza
278. Lindokuhle Annita Nkosi - 930105 1028 085 - 1604 Tsepisong , Face 5, ROODEPOORT, 1724 - Sitoe
279. Delsile Gladys Madonsela - 810213 0345 081 - 3328 Extension 2, ERMELO, 2350 - Mabuza
280. Donelle Conrad Vertuin - 970722 5288 084 - 39 East Bourne Road, Buffalo Tlats, EAST LONDON, 5209 - Phillips
281. Solomon Trevor Mokoena - 730408 5739 083 - 391 Herbeta Street, WITBANK, 1034 - Mahlangu
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282. Bonga Mpulampula - 980216 5757 089 - 1048 Dimbaza, DIMBAZA, 5671 - Mapapu
283. Pelongwe Zacharia Kaneng - 761110 5389 081 - 686 Sevetshe, IKAGELENG, 8300 - Kaweng
284. Mndenuthini Nkosifikile Zwane - 980819 0900 081 - Private Bag X106, NKANDLA, 3885 - Mpanza
285. Sandile Innocent Mokhele - 841111 6060 089 - 28 J.N. Singh, Baker Street, DURBAN, 4001 - Ndaba
286. Thembi Maureen Mthimkulu - 650420 0774 086 - Phongolo Area, ST FAITHS, 4200 - Mkhungo
287. Nokuthula Cerecy Masemula - 971001 0760 085 - Stand No 7742 / 05, Extension 23, MHLUZI, 1053 - Skosana
288. Thokozani Shimmy Masango - 960926 5410 083 - No 6757 Extension 4, MHLUZI, 1053 - Lukhele
289. Siphosethu Leon Sikhakhane - 980319 6121 089 - Ndwedwe Mission, NDWEDWE, 4450 - Hlongwane
290. Zakhele Zeblon Sikhosana - 850404 6226 083 - Clein Vrystraat Farm, PIET RETIEF, 2380 - Malinga
291. Thulisile Good-Ness Khambula - 790101 1202 084 - P O Box 118, UMTWALUME, 8146 - Njapha
292. Thobeka Mnguni - 970416 0735 088 - Phase 2, Malangeni, UMZINTO, 4180 - Mkhize
293. Vuyo Anthonio Cengimbo - 870828 6446 083 - 1238 Mjivane Street, Thokoza Township, ALBERTON, 1426 - Sihoyiya
294. Sphephelo Ziphezinhle Sithole - 860903 5723 089 - Mqaphala Location, ESHOWE, 3815 - Nxumalo
295. Thembi Bukelaphi Cele - 600115 0475 087 - Gxobanyawo Area, MSINGA, 3010 - Ntshangase
296. Thabani Abide Mbhele - 920730 5835 086 - Mgodi Location, HIGHFLATS, 3326 - Malinga
297. Malepa Alexis Thupeng - 960711 5444 088 - 57 V Section, BOTSHABELO, 9301 - Bonu
298. Lebogang Mokwena - 961017 5631 081 - Stand No 10035, MASEKE, 1396 - Tshehla
299. Pleasure Mandlenkosi Mlazi - 840817 5405 080 - P O Box 228, ACORNHOEK, 1360 - Mkhabela
300. Lethabo Clearance Moshola - 980510 6261 087 - P O Box 705, GIYANI, 0826 - Masia
301. Itumeleng Samuel Sethwala - 710421 5433 080 - 405 Pilane Street, Pabalello, UPINGTON, 8801 - Rauwane
302. Kgomotso Abram Sethwala - 800411 5383 089 - 405 Pilane Street, Pabalello, UPINGTON, 8801 - Rauwane
303. Simphiwe Rodney Khoza - 810908 5884 089 - Bluemen Hoff Flat, Unit 8, EMPANGENI, 3880 - Mpusula
304. Thempeli Simelane - 960711 5542 089 - 9833 B Nkungu Street, ORLANDO WEST, 1804 - Sukazi
305. Sisanda Penny Mongwe - 971007 0490 086 - 211 Emfihlweni Section, TEMBISA, 1632 - Mabizela
306. Khangelani Sphamandla Mcanyana - 961029 5782 087 - Mthandeni Area, MAPHUMULO, 2206 - Msomi
307. Sello David Sebotsa - 860811 5265 086 - 1627 Mailwangtlwang, STEYNSRUS, 9515 - Mofokeng
308. Fundile Emmanuel Masibuko - 920322 5330 084 - 28914 Chris Hani Location, BLOEMFONTEIN, 9300 - Moilao
309. Mzukisi Vimbi - 971223 6376 084 - Magadla Area, Caba Location, MATATIELE, 4730 - Ganya
310. Xolisani Mgayo - 840910 6539 088 - Makhwaleni, LUSIKISIKI, 4820 - Ndziba
311. Pusetso Teboho Donah Mofokeng - 980128 5592 087 - 210 Nthakgo Street, Phiritona, HEILBRON, 9650 - Maloka
312. Nosizile Mqhiqiba - 550625 0215 085 - Gqunqe Area, CENTANE, 4980 - Mlonyeni
313. Makheu Stephens Masilela - 500708 5588 085 - 765 Tweefontein F, KWAMHLANGA, 1022 - Mbonane
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314. Ntandoyenkosi Wandile Qwabe - 950202 5265 089 - Olakeni Area, MBAZWANA, 3974 - Fakude
315. Zukisa Mpama - 951017 6100 088 - Dalaguba Area, LIBODE, 5160 - Mbali
316. Sibusiso Simetshe - 880104 6383 082 - 52 Barrakpur Road, Merebank, DURBAN, 4052 - Ntuli
317. Lethabo Nedzingane - 950506 5153 081 - Tshitereke, THOHOYANDOU, 0950 - Matshusa
318. Nkululeko Monakali - 910309 5828 086 - Jozanas Neck Area, STERKSPRUIT, 9762 - Mbelebele
319. Dipuo Mafanedza - 901203 0981 084 - 136 Queen Street, Kensington, JOHANNESBURG, 2094 - Mphahlele
320. Swelihle Zuma - 950920 6655 087 - Mhlwazini Area, BERGVILLE, 3350 - Miya
321. Sinegugu Sithabile Ncanana - 970918 0296 086 - P O Box 1624, MTUBATUBA, 3935 - Msweli
322. Thobile Songelwa - 821026 1042 086 - Gura Area, QUMBU, 5180 - Maliwa
323. Simo Bright Gumbi - 830930 5379 080 - Bhobhoyi Location, PORT SHEPSTONE, 4240 - Ngwane
324. Maria-Letia Mahlangu - 851225 0748 080 - 21 Nyala Street, Alra Park, NIGEL, 1491 - Motsepe
325. Elsie Mputi - 970217 0293 080 - 5645 New Lcoation, Phiritong, HEILBRON, 9650 - Phakoe
326. Nkosikhona Mahlaba - 840703 5389 088 - Fairview Location, IXOPO, 3275 - Ngcobo
327. Nelly Christina Mabuza - 900713 1227 080 - 3527 Extension 4, KWAZAMOKUHLE, 1098 - Matelele
328. Kgaugelo Goodchild Choabi - 790529 5753 084 - 3608 Mzilikazi Street, Hillsview, KAGISO, 1754 - Phaswana
329. Kgomotso Charlene Mahole - 900415 0480 088 - 7689 Nerium Crescent, Unit 15, MMABATHO, 2738 - Mokai
330. Matebello Getrude Mokete - 900311 1237 082 - 10126 Grassland, BLOEMFONTEIN, 9300 - Khasapane
331. Thabani Sphamandla Shabangu - 900225 6232 080 - P O Box 9, LOUWSBURG, 3150 - Magagula
332. Thabo Kubheka - 900821 5544 085 - 5837 Malefetsi Street, Nguni Section, BOKSBURG, 1460 - Sihlale
333. Lebogang Galeng - 970411 5777 086 - 40072 Matlhako 2, PUDIMONG, 8588 - Modise
334. Fikile Coetzee - 980314 5579 080 - 7932 Extension 6, Ipelegeng, SCWEIZER RENEKE, 6600 - Chabalala
335. Nompilo Khinini Majola - 970715 0842 087 - 301 Glendale, KWADUKUZA, 4450 - Ngcobo
336. Xolani Alex Hlongwane - 790507 5525 082 - 908 – 17th Avenue, CLERMONT, 3610 - Mntambo
337. Mbalentle Cengimbo - 910531 0834 088 - V 619 Umlazi Township, UMLAZI, 4066 - Buthelezi
338. Mosemane John Semono - 851016 5973 082 - 114 – 3rd Road, ALEXANDRA, 2090 - Satekge
339. Phumelele Colletta Biyela - 820515 1020 085 - 9046 Phase 2, Illovo Township, WINKLESPRUIT, 4145 - Maphumulo
340. Oarabile Keabetswe Tau - 970520 0449 085 - 2250 Temba, TEMBA, 0407 - Ramalepe
341. Veli Tyumeki - 920828 6241 088 - Majola Area, PORT ST JOHNS, 5100 - Masayina
342. Mncedisi Mapuma - 750121 5578 089 - 1 Grace Street, Central, PORT ELIZABETH, 6001 - Mavuso
343. Robert Manqoba Mlangeni - 900816 5250 089 - Bb 1 Tb Settlement, Springbok, ALEXANDRA, 2090 - Molele
344. Lehlohonolo Lucky Sepotwane - 910531 5232 080 - 24170 Extension 2, Sakhile, STANDERTON, 2430 - Tsotetsi
345. Machidi Ephraim Ramasobane - 860203 6437 080 - P O Box 151, JUNO, 0748 - Mashiane
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346. Hlobisile Bhengu - 890915 0342 081 - Lot 1481, Ray Nkonyeni Road, GAMALAKHE, 4249 - Nzama
347. Nkanyiso Briatman Cele - 941109 5493 086 - Gulima Location, MARGATE, 4275 - Jula
348. Siphumelele Protus Sikobi - 941012 5539 082 - Esigodleni Location, GAMALAKHE, 4249 - Shange
349. Lennox Saint Legar Le Roux - 961110 5722 081 - 1 Acasia Street, MARGATE, 4200 - Pienaar
350. Makgoanyane William Phaladi - 710616 5469 089 - Dithabaneng, GA-MPHAHLELE, 0700 - Lekoane
351. Malose Samuel Ramasobane - 890202 7202 083 - P O Box 151, JUNO, 0748 - Mashiane
352. Mabokwane Miklose Moagi - 870427 5751 088 - P O Box 843, TZANEEN, 0950 - Leshabane
353. Naledi Samuel Makhubela - 860121 5985 083 - 3392 Phase 2, Albert Luthuli Building, ROODEPOORT, 1725 - Maruping
354. Katleho Siphiwe Progress Mdokwane - 950224 5181 082 - 129 Zone 6, Extension 5, SEBOKENG, 1983 - Ramaisa
355. Mzwandile Michael Shabangu - 870227 6276 089 - 9674 Dintho Badirisane, MIDRAND, 1685 - Ntuli
356. Zakhele Norman Mtshwene - 951219 5515 080 - Stand No 4213, Extension 7, WITBANK, 1035 - Ntuli
357. Praise Nombulelo Talane - 970227 0308 085 - 3008 Thembelihle Street, Slovoville, WINTERVELDT, 0118 - Mabena
358. Thabo Matthew Mnguni - 980327 6192 083 - 5322 Phomolong, FRANKFORT, 1040 - Mashiloane
359. Sanele Learnington Mbatha - 940202 5917 088 - 3008 Section D, EKANGALA, 1021 - Dlodlo
360. Simphiwe Godfreed Dlongolo - 900208 5132 089 - 1011 Magabeni, UMKOMAAS, 4100 - Kunene
361. Siphiwe Daniel Tshivhane - 821207 5781 081 - 14476 Extension 11, SOSHANGUVE, 0152 - Masilela
362. Anda Siganga - 970126 5701 080 - 17 Durban Street, GRAHAMSTOWN, 6140 - Ntlali
363. Pyres Wellington Skosana - 780304 5704 087 - 929 Ndaba Street, TSAKANE, 1550 - Fakude
364. Thabisile Nosipho Dubazane - 970914 1163 086 - 6423 Extension 4, ORANGE FARM, 1841 - Mkhize
365. Sanele Mhlapo - 920323 5815 082 - 658 Zola 3, SOWETO, 1818 - Moagi
366. Tshifhiwa Ramano - 980429 6009 083 - Tshikuwi, DZANANI, 0955 - Rasimphi
367. Cynthia Nofanezile Rakgalakane - 980129 0801 085 - 11102 Extension 8, MHLUZI, 1053 - Mahlangu
368. Maria Segolobi Mpete - 961215 0976 085 - 4848 Malebo Street, Extension 2, NELLMAPIUS, 0122 - Hlongwani
369. Themba Rodgers Maphisa - 860201 5884 088 - 912 B White City, Malunga Street, Jabavu, SOWETO, 1818 - Buthelezi
370. Gxekani Koetie Nowapane - 440730 5443 080 - 141 Indwe Street, Motherwell, PORT ELIZABETH, 6001 - Gwebushe
371. Magnificent Sandile Thwala - 920707 6415 084 - 7550 Extension 11, EMBALENHLE, 2285 - Mostert
372. Mawethu Jack - 770104 6436 081 - Crispy Farming, CERES, 6835 - Dlakavu
373. Sipho Gaulana - 971115 5527 081 - Qolombana Area, TSOLO, 5099 - Mditshwa
374. Oscar Siboniso Sibiya - 881203 5890 086 - Stand No 155, Jeppes Reef, MALALANE, 1530 - Mashaba
375. Oupa Nkosinathi Sibiya - 810102 5522 085 - P O Box 1510, Shongwe Mission, MALALANE, 1331 - Mashaba
376. Mthuthuzeli Phoofolo - 970612 5488 083 - 665 Moroanyane Street, Ditlhake Location, KOFFIEFONTEIN, 9986 - Magwevana
377. Karabo Adrian Mogale - 940114 5621 083 - P O Box 1138, LENYENYE, 0887 - Mampa
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378. Shirley Mmapata Kekana - 830127 0901 089 - Motlhasedi, SELEKA, 0609 - Seleka
379. Lesibana Simon Mokwena - 541202 5467 087 - 10022 Senoela Village, SELEKA, 0609 - Mocheko
380. Isaac Matome Mafologele - 970824 5968 085 - Sedawa Village, MARULENG, 0890 - Mokgothu
381. Zana Si’bonile Xaba - 900623 1278 084 - 809 Mkhize Village, DRIEFONTEIN, 2383 - Gama
382. Zuziwe Beauty Joyi - 730616 1612 084 - 7511 Peter Mukaba, HOUTBAY, 7866 - Gobodela
383. Lesetja Rodney Maotomabe - 910522 5995 081 - A 53 Sebayeng, Mantsebe View, MANKWENG, 0721 - Makgaba
384. Wiseman Khaweni Lesibane - 880905 6534 080 - 8550 Extension 21, LESLIE, 2265 - Chachatsi
385. Sifiso Nkuna - 890912 6682 081 - P O Box 887, MKHUHULU, 1246 - Godi
386. Jane Bafedi Machipa - 870923 0401 083 - Draaikraal Farm, LYDENBURG, 1120 - Mankge
387. Dineo Machipa - 930423 0065 085 - Draaikraal Farm, LYDENBURG, 1120 - Mankge
388. Davis Sikheto Mbanyele - 710404 6137 082 - 3314 A Zone 2, DIEPKLOOF, 1804 - Mhlanga
389. Charles Ndlela - 580727 5947 086 - 2718 Thunzi Street, MOROKA, 1868 - Gradwell
390. Paseka Lordley Ratladi - 900722 5930 086 - 2127 Craig Avenue, Dube Village, DUBE, 1800 - Bhengu
391. Peter Mbane Mvunohla - 840302 5622 083 - 34877 Moswiri Street, Extension 6, MAMELODI EAST, 0122 - Mabena
392. Trevor Thabo Ngoveni - 971102 5743 082 - P O Box 130, SENWAMOKGOPE, 0815 - Phosa
393. Ntandoyenkosi Cyril Ximba - 971124 5806 081 - Appelsbosch Mission, OZWATHINI, 3242 - Ntuli
394. Silindokuhle Nomfundo Mauxeen Nhlapo - 950514 0301 085 - 237 Petsana Location, REITZ, 9810 - Makgatho
395. Simthembile Ndlela - 971129 1135 088 - F 1933, UMLAZI, 4031 - Mthembu
396. Sibusiso Benjamini Myeni - 951227 6359 085 - Mngomewele Area, PONGOLA, 3170 - Mngomezulu
397. Christopher Xolani Cimi - 641003 5912 083 - Manzana Area, NGCOBO, 5050 - Mdemka
398. Joel Sangweni Phungula - 690707 6237 080 - 3281 – 37th Avenue, CLERMONT, 3602 - Mpangase
399. Nonhlanhla Fortunate Sindane - 690901 0688 089 - Aa 997 Umlazi Township, UMLAZI, 4031 - Shange
400. Dipulelo Frans Thulare - 840517 5922 080 - Stand No 512, Simile Township, HAZYVIEW, 1242 - Mpofu
401. Thendo Nelufhangani - 940125 0387 082 - Sheshe Village, DZANANI, 0955 - Madumi
402. Siyabonga Cyprian Mqadi - 770925 6248 088 - Gcilima Location, MARGATE, 4275 - Thutshini
403. Sanele Bhengu - 860729 5833 085 - Lot 1481, Ray Nkonyeni Road, PORT SHEPSTONE, 4249 - Nzama
404. Lawrence Thabigo Koboekae - 930430 5417 088 - 33 Uitspanning A, DENNILTON, 1030 - Makitla
405. Thina Xasapi - 970117 1126 083 - Baziya Area, MTHATHA, 5099 - Sifuba
406. Mthobisi Emmanuel Khumalo - 980628 5700 085 - Amahlongwa Mission, SCOTTBURGH, 4180 - Dlamini
407. Thato Mafura - 980708 5103 082 - 8211 Makhetha Street, ORLANDO WEST, 1804 - Dingalo
408. Linda Sithole - 930702 5767 088 - 820 B Bickley Street, Zone 5, MEADOWLANDS, 1852 - Ndlovu
409. Boikhutso Emybeth Mpoelang - 940223 0971 086 - 189 Loopeng Village, KURUMAN, 8460 - Modipane
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410. Mthandeni Nono Mzimela - 631126 5349 089 - T6 Umlazi Township , UMLAZI, 4031 - Mhlongo
411. Hajiera Daniels - 740613 0148 085 - 27 Honeyside Road, Belthorne Estate, WYNBERG, 7824 - Nasiep
412. David Rory Knott - 851228 5197 089 - 5 Berg En See, 1 Derwent Road, Tamboerskloof, CAPE TOWN, 8001 - Ward
413. Zimasa Tyalibongo - 950322 5979 081 - Cibeni Area, LIBODE, 5160 - Ndamase
414. Thokozani Mlambo - 941220 6348 086 - 3890 Etwatwa East, DAVEYTON, 1520 - Malinga
415. Mhlabunzima Bhekinkosi Ngcobo - 750802 5716 080 - 3965 Kingsburg West, AMANZIMTOTI, 4126 - Ngubane
416. Malibongwe Lucas Dlamini - 861010 7432 088 - 558 Willowfontein Road, Imbali, PIETERMARITZBURG, 3200 - Ngubo
417. Shamima Wolmarans - 700706 0176 086 - 48 Daniels Crescent, GRASSY PARK, 7941 - Davids
418. Phetho William Sesinyi - 910207 5718 085 - 1641 Phola Park, LEROME, 0310 - Sedumedi
419. Brendon Lugani Meth - 930728 5201 083 - 66 Wolraad Road, Austerville Drive, WENTWORTH, 4052 - Damoyi
420. Thulani Isaac Shabalala - 850501 6490 088 - Kroomdraai Farm, STANDERTON, 2430 - Khanzi
421. Letshabo David Tshose - 8204206158 081-494 Kaoketsa Street, KAGISO 1, 1754 - Sebogodi
422. Precious Sithembile Khanyile - 860913 0723 083 - 3393 Lusaka Street, Newstand, Phola Location, OGIES, 2233 - Ndinisa
423. Moitheri Aphaphia Manaba - 841218 0336 082 - 20914 Graasland 3, BLOEMFONTEI, 9300 - Moadira
424. Thandisilwe Khantsi - 820212 5300 081 - 997 Puseletso Street, Dikole Extension 1, KATLEHONG, 1432 - Mkhize
425. Mosima Josephime Matlou - 820916 1040 083 - No 2747 Marapong, Extension 4, LEPHALALE, 0556 - Ngoepe
426. Itumeleng Benedict Sekobane - 810306 5944 088 - House No 128, Molwela Section, LEGKRAAL, 0318 - Phetlhe
427. Celani Sipho Myeni - 860428 6170 080 - E 477 Sbusiso, Mdakane Road, UMLAZI, 4031 - Mngomezulu
428. Sakhumzi Kula - 851010 7449 084 - 26236 Mkwakwa Street, Soweto On Sea, PORT ELIZABETH, 6201 - Mali
429. Nkosinathi Stanley Masango - 870421 5597 088 - 688 Mlotshwa Street, Rethabiseng, BRONKHORSTSPRUIT, 1026 - Sikhosana
430. Mbongiseni Siphelele Shabalala - 940123 6089 083 - Nkomokazini Area, LOSKOP, 3330 - Sithole
431. Hlengiwe Brightness Mbatha - 890415 0846 082 - 2193 Vlakfontein, Extension 2, ZAKARIYA PARK, 1827 - Mthembu
432. Nkosinathi Richard Mthombeni - 871002 5506 086 - 6707 Extension 6, Mzinoni Township , BETHAL, 2310 - Malindisa
433. Tshiamoeng Abel Molefe - 781108 5509 084 - Morakile Section, KHUNWANA, 2748 - Tshegang
434. Andile Ludick Moropane - 920821 5545 088 - Stand No 1079, MSHADZA TRUST, 1240 - Madalane
435. Tshepo Temba - 920118 5891 087 - Stand No 1058, SIYABUSWA B, 0472 - Mokwena
436. Themba Elijah Mthethwa - 820910 5652 084 - Eh Zi Sunday Street, Mzinoni Township, BETHAL, 2309 - Sibanyoni
437. Andries Mutshunga Munyedzi - 641205 5312 087 - Po Box 362, TSHAKHUMA, 0981 - Nemauluma
438. Lesley Thabo Leche - 921104 5437 088 - 333 Klipspruit , Extension 2, PIMVILLE, 1809 - Kumalo
439. Nokukhanya Shandu - 951009 0901 082 - 2493 Section E, Ward 9, OSIZWENI, 2952 - Msimango
440. Sinqobile Nene - 951230 0127 086 - 51 Montecarlo, 31 Bedford Avenue, BELLAIR, 4094 - Khama
441. Florence Kelebogile Makobo - 760207 0419 086 - 3767 P Mohapanele Street, VRYBURG, 8601 - Poleng
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442. Siphiwe Gumbi - 940414 1530 084 - Nompondo Area, HLUHLUWE, 3960 - Mbatha
443. Sithembiso Radebe - 951216 5850 087 - 11323 Phase 2, Braamfisherville, ROODEPOORT, 1725 - Mhlongo
444. Patrick Phila Mngomezulu - 791103 5993 089 - D 1165 Umkhambathi Road, KWAMASHU, 4360 - Khoza
445. Orapeleng Samuel Mogokare - 840705 6219 081 - 2442 Sefatlhe Street, Ipeleng Location, SCHWETZER – RENEKE, 2780 - Monchusi
446. Justice Ndwambi - 951231 6149 082 - House No 1734, Sefene, BOTLOKWA, 0812 - Mahosi
447. Petrus Mahlangu - 800404 7185 081 - 9351 Extension 6, 18 Avenue, Mhluzi, MIDDELBURG, 1050 - Khumbane
448. Alias Alex Mabena - 801228 6131 088 - Stand No 1663, Zenzele, KWAHLANGA, 1022 - Mnisi
449. Manare Ephriam Legora - 871208 6103 084 - Stand No 69, GA – RAMONGWANA, 0704 - Malebana
450. Mxolilsi Biyela - 960830 6316 085 - 226 Jan Ross P Section, Mangwaveni, TONGAAT, 4400 - Mthethwa
451. Siphamandla Shandu - 970801 6027 087 - 16 Biyela Street, EMPANGENI, 3880 - Mwelase
452. Lungelo Lindo Ndlovu - 930925 6127 081 - 139 Gumtree Road, DURBAN, 4051 - Maduna
453. Mfanafuthi Andile Sangweni - 970613 6086 082 - A 866 Siyanda, MAVALANE ROAD, 4360 - Mthimkhulu
454. Batheni Nomkhosi Msomi - 860908 1349 086 - 472268 Ngcongweni, INANDA, 4310 - Zuma
455. Hamilton Mosupye - 900226 5908 084 - 5059 Dimakatso Street, Nellmapius, MAMELODI, 0122 - Magoro
456. Matome Phillemon Selometse - 940910 6184 082 - Fatima Village, Mohodi, MANTHATA, 0788 - Ramaphakela
457. Mokutu Emmanuel Thubakgale - 950726 5509 088 - Stand No 10 Extension 4, Bochum Location, BOCHUM, 0790 - Mokwele
458. Jaffrey Phumlani Mkhize - 671101 5507 086 - C 906 Mzinyoni Road, INANDA, 4310 - Shozi
459. Ntobeko Thembinkosi Mxushu - 730609 5456 087 - Tambo Village, QUEENSTOWN, 5320 - Smith
460. Raisibe Rosina Thindeka - 710310 0464 085 - 237 Gamaraba, LEPOTLAKO, 0705 - Legodi
461. Sibusiso Sydney David Kubeka - 950725 5085 081 - 349 Dubazana Street, Ndulweni Section, TEMBISA, 1632 - Sibiya
462. Nicolas Chabalala - 860211 5492 089 - 195 Ivory Park3, MIDRAND, 1685 - Malatji
463. Busisani Ntanzi - 970714 5665 080 - 45 Loram Road, Merrivale, HOWICK, 3291 - Sibisi
464. Abel Lesiba Mthunzi - 800712 6088 084 - 2770 Seabe Trust Section, MORETELE 2, 0432 - Mukhari
465. Goodman Mbongeleni Matozi - 900629 5889 081 - Mqatsheni Location, HIMEVILLE, 3250 - Ndlovu
466. Raymond Sandile Mabombuka - 980106 5532 089 - Stand No 857, Suncity Aa, KWA – MHLANGA, 1022 - Sibiya
467. Portia Boitumelo Nareethata - 970114 0803 085 - 70126 Rakgolo Section, Bodibe, ITSOSENG, 2744 - Mokgosi
468. Ofentse Magdeline Makubelo - 940301 0432 083 - 2621 Phase 2, Oukasie, BRITS, 0250 - Manganye
469. Lux Nelson Moraba - 720318 5694 083 - Bothasoek, PRAKTISEER, 1150 - Mabila
470. Theory Mabatane Thobejane - 781111 5700 083 - Po Box 2401, MOROKE, 1154 - Morema
471. Sefako Ignitius Mojapelo - 911229 5588 085 - 156 Zone A, LEBOWAKGOMO, 0737 - Ramaite
472. Patricia Mpho Moleko - 940825 0200 082 - 384 Block Jj, SOSHANGUVE, 0152 - Ramokoena
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473. Lubengula Phineas Sibeko - 510802 5470 085 - 1238 Block Ff, SOSHAGUVE, 0152 - Kubeka
474. Molapo Daniel Ramohlola - 920531 5460 085 - 016 B Mahlohlokwe, DIKGALE, 0727 - Makhubela
475. Sandile Edwin Ndawonde - 920714 6338 084 - House No 845 Fredville, HARAL 1, 3670 - Dlamini
476. Busisiwe Happiness Madwe - 900615 0233 086 - B 279 Faninn Extension, PINETOWN, 3602 - Zuma
477. Thulani Ndlovu - 860730 5703 088 - 1974 Mlozi Street , PROTEA NORTH, 3201 - Nyandeni
478. Linda Johannes Sibanyoni - 820825 5780 083 - 11364 Motlhaping Street, KWA – THEMA, 1575 - Mabena
479. Lebohang Lucas Phaswane - 870909 6600 083 - 2666 Clinton Gardens, GA – MMOTLA, 0405 - Sengange
480. Chevonne Sophia February - 910628 0303 088 - Block 6 Nth 4, Eiland Street, Western Cape, ATHLONE, 7764 - Cornelius
481. Aubrey Sello Monageng - 701001 5776 083 - 544 Mamphoko Street, SOSHANGUVE, 0152 - Sethole
482. Sithembiso Colbert Gabuza - 830920 5744 086 - 375 Job E Street, DUNDEE, 3000 - Mhlungu
483. Reabetswe Khomotso Molose - 831103 5417 081 - 853 Zone 1, Nthate Street, GA RANKUWA, 0208 - Makgabo
484. Stanley Ndlovu - 861113 5274 088 - 86 Zone 7, Makinta Street, GA – RANKUWA, 0208 - Mathe
485. David Mothapo - 830505 6177 087 - 15708 Lehlogonolo Street, MAMELODI EAST, 0122 - Maraba
486. Andile Rowen Dube - 841209 0302 083 - 43 Yvette Crescent, NATURENA, 2095 - Magubane
487. Shahista Mohammad - 971026 0172 080 - 253 Elnita Avenue, Northwold, RANDBURG, 2158 - Chetty
488. Salaminah Seipati Motsepe - 900510 0699 081 - 2912 Mmakau, Naledi Section, BRITS, 0250 - Kau
489. Anele Nohe - 931007 5326 086 - 631 Mc Bride Village, QUEENSTOWN, 5320 - Mazokwana
490. Jacob Nkobiwane Lfifi - 580612 6257 083 - Stand No 1851, Trust Section, PANKOP, 0414 - Mahlangu
491. Nondozile Sarah Molefe - 810612 1015 082 - No 80244 Mashiding, SIYABUSWA, 0472 - Mahlangu
492. Barbara Mosoma - 961118 1106 084 - Po Box 1453, ACORNHOEK, 1360 - Mbiza
493. Mohale Forget Raseasala - 900530 6020 082 - Makgakgapatje Village, BOLOBEDU, 0838 - Mbiza
494. Dibora Francina Mashalane - 820324 0955 080 - Stand No 10078, Matsitsileng Village, MATLALA, 0746 - Segodi
495. Siphesihle Nakani - 970622 0832 086 - 65 Kale Street, New Brighton, PORT ELIZABETH, 6000 - Ndlaleni
496. Siphokazi Pange - 931225 1391 082 - Po Box 478, FLAGSTAFF, 4810 - Ntshongwana
497. Lwandle Marvelous Chavani - 970417 5568 086 - Nfaxani Location, MALAMULELE, 0982 - Mahlaule
498. Makhosazana Elsie Dlamini - 711005 0914 084 - Mekholweni Location, CREIGHTON, 3276 - Phakathi
499. Bonginkosi Eric Khumalo - 550519 5322 089 - Emaphephetheni Area, INANDA, 4310 - Msomi
500. Anniki Dikeledi Malau - 830410 0628 088 - 39334 Stand , Israel Pharasi Avenue, MAMELODI, 0122 - Mohlala
501. Reabetswe Kabelo Ntshwane - 861205 5882 082 - 24 Ralreier Street, ELANDSPOORT, 0183 - Nkgapele
502. Wilton Maarman - 880403 5084 083 - 145 Montsello Street, KUILSRIVER, 7580 - Makaleni
503. Tizza Cyprian Milazi - 900419 6144 086 - Stand No 120, MJEJANE, 1320 - Vuma
504. Ayanda Magqwaka - 870831 5625 087 - 693 Yanta Street, New Croosroad, NYANGA, 7525 - Konqobe
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505. Mandlakazi Mangaliso - 971022 0421 080 - Wilo Area, MQANDULI , 5080 - Daca
506. Songezo Nzolo Sikhangele Vuke - 870824 5940 085 - Ntshele Location, MTHATHA, 5100 - Mpapela
507. Setoki Mac Ramela - 810214 5632 085 - 9906 Mophiring Street, Mzimhlophe, ORLANDO WEST, 1804 - Mbatha
508. Thabo Morgan Chibogo - 841101 5574 081 - 1704 Block B , LETLHABILE, 0264 - Mathipa
509. Enkosi Gacula - 840513 5659 087 - 28 Willow Avenue, Willow Park, EAST LONDON, 5200 - Ngumbela
510. Peter Magaedise - 881223 5531 084 - 3789 Moagi Section, BRITS, 0250 - Lelaka
511. Johannes Phaki Malatji - 670202 5745 089 - 1725 Block Tt , SOSHANGUVE, 0152 - Siwa
512. Stanley Rakoma - 830203 5519 083 - 1175 Greenside, Oukasie, BRITS, 0250 - Khoza
513. Mziwabantu Makruqula - 941008 5948 083 - 8 Zindumeni Area, LIBODE, 5140 - Gcayeka
514. Thamsanqa Theophylus Zondo - 710110 5513 088 - Po Box 1839, GIYANI, 0826 - Baloyi
515. Sanele Ayanda Kobe - 960517 5183 083 - 349 Pongola River Drive, NORKEM PARK, 1618 - Mazibuko
516. Eric Masilela - 820101 7781 088 - 50518 Maganagobuswa, MAGANAGOBUSWA, 0472 - Masimula
517. Mgezeni Halalisani Ndwandwe - 930604 6118 081 - Savanna Area, NONGOMA, 3950 - Masuku
518. Siphamandla Lucky Vilane - 931009 6071 083 - Konjokwe Area, NONGOMA, 3950 - Mrthembu
519. Thulane Richard Sebeko - 891202 5360 086 - 9580 Intabazwe, HARRISMITH, 9880 - Nyembe
520. Ntokozo Innocent Tembe - 840614 5651 080 - 33 Riverbank Road, LADYSMITH, 3370 - Mbatha
521. Lyenett Zama Gwala - 841221 0820 089 - D 1464 Ubombo Road, KWAMASHU, 4360 - Ngema
522. Bonginhlanhla Mkhize - 800407 5977 086 - Newton Ville, IXOPO, 3276 - Gangada
523. Thokozani Ndumiso Shezi - 960523 5706 089 - Nhamalala Reserve, NKANDLA, 3825 - Cebekhulu
524. Joseph Sebogodi - 890203 5851 087 - No 8 Modulaqhoda, PHUTHADITJHABA, 9866 - Zwane
525. Boitumelo Michelle Nthetwana Senoamadi - 951013 0405 086 - 14 Thabazimbi Street, West Park, PRETORIA, 0001 - Ramokgopa
526. Thabo Marcus Mogajane - 920810 5542 088 - 19 Juta Street, VANDERBIJLPARK, 1900 - Manoto
527. Ntando Ndebele - 950616 5854 081 - Esijozini Area, TUGELA FERRY, 3010 - Gumede
528. Nhlakanipho Celamandla Ngwane - 961007 5951 084 - Wosiyane Area, OZWATHINI, 3242 - Shangase
529. Lucky Ofentse Mapokane - 930315 5268 088 - 704 Block B, LETLHABILE, 0364 - Morodi
530. Bongani Richmond Modise - 840412 5513 081 - 813 Mmabatho Street, IVORY PARK, 1632 - Lubisi
531. Mmereki Koos Mavuna - 940924 5820 083 - Ga – Makibelo, MOLETJIE, 0753 - Maunatlala
532. Kgopotso Gift Sekgona - 980803 5327 086 - 9981 Extension 44, POLOKWANE, 0699 - Mojela
533. Madoda David Rabodiba - 651216 5653 088 - Bolahlakgomo, ZEBEDIELA, 0631 - Gololo
534. Mafolo Marry Mmekwe - 700222 0823 081 - Private Bag X9040, BURGERSFORT, 1150 - Mafolo
535. Yanga Qinti - 970303 6327 088 - 1495 Nu 13, MDANTSANE, 5219 - Bara
536. Sibusiso Prince Mhlanga - 980102 5384 084 - 3843 Dingo Crescent, Lehae Extension 1, LENASIA, 1829 - Nkosi
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537. Gift Siphiwe Ndaba - 911119 5396 086 - 54 Tlwayela Street, KWATHEMA, 1575 - Ndebele
538. Vhutshilo Owen Mbulaheni - 870426 5851 088 - Vondwe Village, THOHOYANDOU, 0950 - Matshili
539. Thantaswa Amanda Gajane - 821027 0657 080 - 3357 Mpumelelo Road, Extension 30, DEVLAND, 1813 - Makhanda
540. Koketso Shikoane Bishop Mashigo - 940316 5193 084 - 693 Block Vv, SOSHANGUVE, 0152 - Maepa
541. Elly Ventina Duvane - 970712 0129 086 - 182 Mzwandile Street, WESTONARIA, 1779 - Sibeko
542. Ntombeko Alex Zungu - 890301 6425 081 - 3482 Happy Valley , Woodlands, PIETERMARITZBURG, 3200 - Mthethwa
543. Kenneth Thabo Poma - 790420 5771 088 - 192 Endulwini Section, TEMBISA, 1600 - Phophoma
544. Nkosinathi Baholo - 860803 6117 085 - House No 3730, Extension 1, ORANGE FARM, 1841 - Hlongwane
545. Mabutho Robert Ngcobo - 721003 5806 080 - Mthebeni Area, NDWEDWE, 4342 - Ndlovu
546. Paul Kgaugelo Malaza - 980903 5648 083 - Private Bag X9240, BURGERSFORT, 1150 - Thobakgale
547. Bothani Patrick Hlongwane - 820603 6457 088 - P O Box 455, MODJADJISKLOOF, 0835 - Baloyi
548. Rodney Sigasa - 820421 6076 083 - 4168 Extension 3, Masechaba View, DUDUZA, 1490 - Reid
549. Mirriam Masango - 850429 0443 087 - Extension 1, Unit R, MABOPANE, 0100 - Sondeza
550. Itumeleng Mmeleng Moepya - 920807 0457 080 - 626 Rdp, DENNILTON, 1030 - Motlhape
551. Theresa Penyenye - 811107 0609 083 - 3223 Moroka Street, Mahube Extension 3, MAMELODI EAST, 0122 - Kabinde
552. Thulasizwe Lorgan Kunene - 930830 5433 086 - 4479 Block 6, SNAKE PARK, 1724 - Dube
553. Litlhare Grace Rankutu - 471002 0150 082 - 3103 Extension 4, Mfolozi Street, Langaville, BRAKPAN, 2001 - Thene
554. Joseph Fani Zondi - 721024 5291 081 - Ntumeni Reserve, ESHOWE, 3815 - Mhlongo
555. Tshepo Lawrence Moabi - 950122 5612 082 - 12141 Phase 5, BLOEMFONTEIN, 9301 - Mogoregi
556. Nsizwa Losan Mabona - 840318 5682 083 - 105 Mcakumbane Street, KWA THEMA, 1575 - Sibanyoni
557. Sandile Joshua Buthelezi - 720918 5570 082 - Nob43 , Ward 30, OSIZWENI, 2952 - Mhlongo
558. Ntokozo Mnyandu - 890912 6306 087 - P 232 Umlazi Township, UMLAZI, 4001 - Mndaweni
559. Mduduzi Cyprian Mngomezulu - 850619 6078 081 - 1010 Ndabezitha Street, TSAKANE, 1550 - Zabeko
560. Musawenkosi Alwande Vumase - 880506 6085 089 - P O Box 374, KWANGWANASE, 3973 - Mhlongo
561. Siyabonga Lindokuhle Zulu - 820504 5377 089 - 365 Gezintsila, ESHOWE, 3815 - Nyathikazi
562. Bhekumuzi Gladwell Mavimbela - 830416 5459 080 - Stand No 286, Thembisa, SIYATHUTHUKA, 1102 - Sithole
563. Skhumbuzo Synneth Zondo - 790920 5475 085 - P O Box 283, SONPARK, 1206 - Mkasi
564. Thobani Mpangase - 910628 5942 088 - Zwelisha, ESTCOURT, 3310 - Loggenberg
565. Portia Thandazo Rubusha - 930813 1260 083 - 9856 Extension 16, LESLIE, 2265 - Mtsweni
566. Bongani Innocent Mnyakeni - 940727 5494 084 - 1409 Maphanga, SIYABUSWA, 0472 - Ndala
567. Sifiso Elijah Mhlongo - 611019 5809 083 - Unit 13, Imbali, PIETERMARITZBURG, 3200 - Mkhize
568. Ndumiso Surprise Dube - 820425 5777 088 - 1136 Zone 1, Pimville, SOWETO, 1700 - Futha
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569. Claudia Van Wyngaard - 940831 0057 084 - 19 San Briano, Dennis Road, LONEHILL, 1740 - De Fleuriot De La Coliniere
570. Sibongile Mahlangu - 820207 0761 089 - 118 Ndlanzi Section, KATLEHONG, 1401 - Mahlambi
571. Ntombizodwa Mahlangu - 780311 0652 088 - 118 Ndlanzi Section, KATLEHONG, 1401 - Mahlambi
572. Bethuel Mahlangu - 720311 6049 084 - 118 Ndlanzi Section, KATLEHONG, 1401 - Mahlambi
573. Tiisetso Daniel Makaota - 960313 6196 088 - 3059 Mogwera Street, Extension 2, Simunye, WESTONARIA, 1760 - Sotshifa
574. Khomotso Vincent Maserumule - 880814 6109 085 - 188 Ponsentia Street, Extension 4, Ebony Park, MIDRAND, 1685 - Malefo
575. Bethi James Mabote - 810724 5450 080 - 25 Bassiaan Street, Birch Acress, KEMPTON PARK, 1619 - Motimele
576. Thulisiwe Nomfundo Mthembu - 821009 0917 086 - 1151 Zamani Township, STANGER, 4450 - Fakude
577. Mzwandile David Jwaqa - 750606 8065 084 - Ned Location, MATATIELE, 4701 - Mpobole
578. Nkosi Sandiso Dlamini - 891228 5551 089 - 1910 Ndlovu Road, Imbili, PIETERMARITZBURG, 3200 - Khumalo
579. Themba Richard Selepe - 720418 5381 085 - 4216 Extension 2, Sakhile Township, STANDERTON, 3202 - Mbatha
580. Makhudu Jim Mathole - 660612 5568 087 - 449 Mankgake, GA-MOLEPO, 0727 - Molepo
581. Kgaugelo Winniefred Thamaga - 890206 1024 088 - 144 Ga-Makweya, MOLETJIE, 0756 - Nkoana
582. Solomon Sello Moroko - 680609 5378 083 - 617 Zone 1, DIEPKLOOF, 0400 - Motshegoa
583. Ntwanano Unity Chavani - 911115 5799 089 - Xikundu Village, MALAMULELE, 0982 - Mahlaule
584. Elvis Zethembe Ngema - 760630 5100 080 - Shakashead, STANGER, 4400 - Dube
585. Thabo Knowledge Mokoena - 870205 6178 083 - 1482 Motsatsi Street, Ratanda, HEIDELBERG, 1441 - Tlomatsana
586. Constantons Retselisitsoe Matula - 930818 6359 087 - 833 Verena B, VERENA, 0458 - Rafedile
587. Sanele Innocent Malunga - 920727 5916 080 - 3719 W Umlazi Township, UMLAZI, 4010 - Shozi
588. Philile Nosipho Ngema - 930802 0594 089 - Ward 4, Oshabeni Location, PORT SHEPSTONE, 1340 - Mqadi
589. Ntombifuthi Anna Shusha - 890628 0317 082 - 063 Amaoti Area, INANDA, 4300 - Gama
590. Shafieka Micheals - 970107 0505 080 - 127 Jonkers Street, Du Toitsrus, SWELLENDAM, 7230 - Stellenboom
591. Lelethu Proffesor Makobokobo - 890705 5726 085 - 925 Tsotetsi Street, KATLEHONG, 1431 - Buso
592. Sinothando Eclear Mthimkhulu - 891226 0264 088 - M 408 Ntuthwane Road, KWA MASHU, 4011 - Cele
593. Unathi Mkhaba - 940926 1491 082 - 2903 Mtwabumela Street, DIEPSLOOT, 2190 - Mankayi
594. Abongile Makhubalo - 980101 0618 082 - P O Box 144, MANDENI, 4490 - Maphumulo
595. Mothokwa Ntsoaki Kobe - 960313 5468 082 - Stand No 10103, Seiplaas, GA-MATLALA, 0746 - Boshomane
596. Tshepo George Motaung - 910226 5320 080 - 1612 Moloi Street, REITZ, 9701 - Muso
597. Thandi Primrose Shiba - 910925 0465 085 - 1 Wilson Street, ROODEPOORT, 1724 - Dladla
598. Choene Lorraine Mahlaka - 980516 0520 089 - 568 Ga-Mokgokong, POLOKWANE, 0700 - Mokgawa
599. Pogisho Samuel Metswamere - 800226 5323 087 - 1203 Pilane Street, Ikageng, POTCHEFSTROOM, 2520 - Phiri
600. Nthabiseng Prudence Dlamini - 960511 0299 085 - Emgodini Location, Edendale, PIETERMARITZBURG, 3200 - Madlala
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601. Lerato Agnes Selepe - 960609 0230 082 - 6307 Kgotsong, BOTHAVILLE, 9100 - Mototo
602. Nicholus Sibusiso Mgwena - 890612 6571 082 - Stand N980516o 17, BUFFELSPRUIT, 1331 - Ncabane
603. Paulus Stevens - 700530 5413 082 - 5034 Extension 5, BALFOUR, 2400 - Nzimande
604. Zanele Mayisela - 811014 5998 083 - Stand No 37, SIYABUSWA, 0472 - Mthombeni
605. Richard Lehlohonolo Ngoanatau - 970517 5489 082 - A 90 Ivory Park, Roodepan, KIMBERLEY, 8301 - Mongalo
606. Matuba Adeline Mpande - 950817 0430 089 - 2218 Section A, SIYABUSWA, 0472 - Mokoala
607. Nsimbi Abel Ngomane - 860412 5379 082 - 623 A Matsulu, NELSPRUIT, 1203 - Sandleni
608. Peter Moses Nhlabathi - 760329 5753 085 - 2304 Volta Crescent, Duvha Park X15, EMALAHLENI, 1040 - Mahlangu
609. Patricia Mmakhuduga Maruping - 560821 0919 085 - 2178 Ramoshwe Street, TLHABANE, 0300 - Maropeng
610. Isaac Ike Lengwati - 880810 6131 087 - Ga –Phasha Village, PRAKTISEER, 1150 - Malepe
611. Thandeka Nicola Maria Mabuza - 930516 0039 081 - 58 Daphne Street, NATURENA, 2095 - Khumalo
612. Zephania Bonakele Cassius Qhiya - 651010 7106 082 - Ezizityaneni Location, BIZANA, 4800 - Machi
613. Keitumetse Stefaans Kwetsi - 540211 5839 089 - House No 19, New Town, BRAY, 8620 - Kgalake
614. Fanuel Nthando Songo - 800326 5945 085 - 18822 Mgomezulu Street, KWA THEMA, 1575 - Dlamini
615. Hlokomelo Selekane - 951203 5698 088 - Hazyview Area, HAZYVIEW, 1242 - Sithole
616. Thabo Sydwell Tshabalala - 790917 5951 081 - 524 D Mzimhlophe, Zone 11, MEADOWLANDS, 1852 - Mbatha
617. Nompi Sithole - 860707 1497 089 - 1770 B Hachi Street, Zone 2, DIEPKLOOF, 1864 - Msezane
618. Nelisiwe Veronicah Dlangamandla - 720305 0684 086 - 42000 / 1774 Protea South, Zone 5, SOWETO, 1818 - Mkhonza
619. Sphesihle Mtambo - 960731 0672 087 - 2142 Phidwa Street, Emdeni Extension, SOWETO, 1868 - Skhosana
620. Radzilani Thomas Matsenene - 330202 5327 088 - Private Bag X2249, SIBASA, 0970 - Netshifhefhe
621. Bakang Maxwell Monchwe - 830926 6255 089 - 876 Phase 1, Freedom Park, RUSTENBURG, 0300 - Gontse
622. Luvolwethu Nyamfu - 931201 6187 080 - Crossroad Location, PEDDIE, 5640 - Joni
623. Kgaugelo Mashung - 941005 5891 081 - Stand No 87, Zone 2C, TAFELKOP, 0474 - Maila
624. Afrika Jenese - 980320 5584 087 - Majola Area, PORT ST JOHNS, 5120 - Maduna
625. Phyllis Thembi Shabalala - 770526 0609 083 - 672 Block B, Dassenhoek, MILKY-WAY, 3610 - Mfene
626. Daniel Themba Khoza - 530607 5933 081 - 1220 Kwamakhukha Township, PROSPECTON, 4120 - Dlamini
627. Kenneth Dumela - 940526 5193 088 - P O Box 755, SASELAMANI, 0928 - Hlungwani
628. Lerato Yvonne Machaea - 871028 0284 080 - 57415 Jb Mafora, Rocklands, BLOEMFONTEIN, 9323 - Khoza
629. Qhuvekani Chauke - 930128 5967 082 - P O Box 1122, MALAMULELE, 0982 - Maswanganye
630. Tsokolo Jim Chaba - 770522 5823 084 - Stand No 916, Extension 5, ROUXVILLE, 9950 - Pitso
631. Rixongile Sekobo - 980118 0534 085 - P O Box 152, GIYANI, 0836 - Maluleke
632. Mohau Donald Mashiane - 931224 6328 082 - Stand No 0461, KWAPHAHLA, 0472 - Mtsweni
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633. Tumelo Nkuna - 980121 6075 087 - Stand No 1125, GA-MATSHINI, 1040 - Kgatle
634. Johannes Matome Ngobeni - 971027 6124 083 - Stand No 134, Solomandale, DIKGALE, 0701 - Mashabela
635. Athini Ngeke - 980616 0479 086 - 6458 Shayamoya Location, KOKSTAD, 4700 - Nkosiyaphantsi
636. Cyprian Mcwayizeni Thwala - 860422 5791 087 - 7550 Extension 11, EMBALENHLE, 1050 - Mostert
637. Mphatja Glenda Mosena - 900411 0952 085 - Phaudi Area, BOCHUM, 0790 - Molele
638. Selaelo Jackson Mosena - 751104 5475 083 - Ga-Phaudi Village, MOLETJIE, 0900 - Molele
639. Mncedisi Matha - 730101 8220 082 - Mbange Area, NGQELENI, 5100 - Nxiwa
640. Otshepeng Mosie - 920116 5805 081 - B 7 Maipeng Village, KURUMAN, 8460 - Motlhanke
641. Aviwe Nqabisa Mbali - 851015 1155 082 - 28 Hlankomo Street, Ilitha Park, KHAYELITSHA, 7500 - Magwentshu
642. Vusumuzi Boikhutso - 970123 5335 084 - 10659 Extension 6, ORANGE FARM, 1930 - Nxumalo
643. Sithandiwe David Mbutho - 840216 5365 081 - P O Box 711, IZINGOLWENI, 4260 - Gumede
644. Portia Lulama Nyawose - 881130 0803 089 - 349 Ngwenya Street, JABULANI, 1700 - Skosana
645. Tshepo Foreman Baza - 841012 5529 084 - Stand No 45, Gamashamothane, BURGERSFORT, 1150 - Makofane
646. Victor Molefe - 771021 5438 083 - 152 Rakhudu Section, Tsitsing, RUSTENBURG, 0330 - Rasebitse
647. David Thembinkosi Moloi - 700716 5321 082 - F 537 Osizweni, OSIZWENI, 2900 - Kunene
648. Winnie Mercy Mogowe - 951030 0796 082 - Extension 10, Iliba Section, MAMELODI, 0101 - Matlou
649. Bongani Thulani Mtshali - 700404 5708 083 - 56 Drakensberg Road, Ncandu Park, NEWCASTLE, 2940 - Masondo
650. Mlungisi Siphamandla Dlamini - 970918 5947 089 - Kingdinzulu Area, ESHOWE, 3815 - Mkhwanazi
651. Mzomuhle Zondi - 980825 6350 080 - Engomco Area, GREYTOWN, 3250 - Mbeje
652. Bongani Zondo - 970110 6196 086 - Mdumela Area, MAHLABATHINI, 3800 - Mbatha
653. S’mango S’dumo Mngomezulu - 901204 6309 080 - P O Box 294, INGWAVUMA, 3968 - Myeni
654. Sifiso Sandile Khawula - 850409 6047 082 - House No 332, UMLAZI, 4066 - Mvulane
655. Shadi Elizabeth Modise - 811023 0684 085 - 4264 Mbele Street, Extension 2, ROCKVILLE, 0100 - Moeti
656. Lucky Sikhumbuzo Mabaso - 650114 5354 081 - Stand No709, MATSULU, 1203 - Mabuza
657. Mbuso Thubane - 971218 5752 087 - 1028 Watervaal A, SIYABUSWA, 0472 - Skosana
658. Avela Majalumane - 980509 5437 086 - Saphukanduka Area, MOUNT AYLIFF, 4735 - Ntontela
659. Koketso Runny Maluleka - 941103 5369 081 - 432 Block F, Moloto North, KWAMHLANGA, 1022 - Mkhabela
660. Grace Basebi Maditjane - 680409 0623 082 - 85 Mosoane Street , Lotus Garden, ATTREDGEVILLE, 0008 - Thswane
661. Pabalelo Roseline Shokane - 980213 0863 087 - Stand No 80, Ga-Maraba, GA-MASHABANE, 0700 - Sebopa
662. Lindiswa Majola - 941006 0683 085 - 28812 Talip Way Street, THUBELITSHA, 7100 - Moniwa
663. Ezra John Bostander - 970119 5779 089 - 138 Adbara Street , Eindhaven, DELFT, 7100 - Barnes
664. Nduduzo Mhlengani Mpungose - 960105 6482 082 - Ematimatolo Area, GREYTOWN, 3250 - Gumede
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665. Mawushandile Wilberforce Mjoli - 801206 5802 081 - N18 Holomisa Camp , KLIPSPRUIT, 1809 - Zala
666. Sanele Machitela - 980224 5648 084 - No 288 LCH, HIMEVILLE, 3256 - Matlaokoana
667. Brandley Daza - 750823 5639 080 - 2365 A , Zola South, SOWETO, 1868 - Mkhwanazi
668. Simon Malekutu Tshehla - 820213 5924 086 - Ga-Masha, NGWAABE, 1058 - Makulane
669. Altar Batheni Maphumulo - 720814 0654 080 - D1287, Mngunizi Road, HAMMARSDALE, 3700 - Mkhize
670. Itumeleng Nomcebo Martha Thwala - 920527 0382 084 - 37 Umlass Street, Aerorand, MIDDELBURG, 1050 - Mdluli
671. Zweli Cliffort Dube - 890311 5480 086 - 3876 Nkabinde Street, Extension 1, MHLUZI, 1053 - Ratlhagane
672. Sinethemba Gumenke - 961202 5922 082 - Ndakeni Area, MOUNT AYLIFF, 4735 - Qutha
673. Nyiko Ernest Maripane - 960910 5354 087 - 3776 Extension 3, Mahube Valley, MAMELODI EAST, 0122 - Banyini
674. Ashleigh Israel - 980711 1130 083 - 29 Lofting Street, Vergenoeg, GRAHAMSTOWN, 6139 - Oerson
675. Swazi Mathebula - 820725 6168 082 - Stand No 47, TJAKASTAD, 1193 - Ndinisa
676. Yamkela Mabaso - 980113 5443 085 - Mzizi Area, MTHATHA, 5099 - Nokota
677. Mlamuli Hlaole - 790215 6073 082 - Plot 45 Lammermor Country Estate, Mountain Drive, MULDERSDRIFT, 1739 - Mabuza
678. Mandla Christopher Zondo - 870613 5526 089 - 242 Welamlambo , TEMBISA, 1632 - Nkosi
679. Moabi William Maje - 890616 5656 083 - 368 Unit D, TEMBA, 0407 - Molekwa
680. Modiegi Josephine Sejanamane - 980421 0347 080 - B01041 Extension 11, SUNRISE PARK, 0308 - Masilo
681. Babalwa Ludidi - 950813 0678 082 - P O Box 235, ENGCOBO, 5050 - Sonyoka
682. Angezwa Madyo - 980926 0806 083 - Mabhelemi Location, ALICE, 5700 - Tshotyana
683. David Malinga - 950301 5497 088 - 1284b Mganklao Street, Zone 1, PIMVILLE, 1809 - Mahlangu
684. Thabiso Gogotya - 871211 5765 085 - 109b Masakong Street, NALEDI, 1862 - Modingoana
685. Victor Matsobane Seteng - 830501 6034 089 - 69 Malefane Street, Phooko Section, KATLEHONG, 1431 - Mashala
686. Khulekani Ndlovu - 880809 5671 085 - 42 Seychelles, COSMO CITY, 2188 - Madonsela
687. Silas Phuti Morudi - 960304 5640 085 - Stand No 33, Ga-Ramoshoane, MOLETJIE, 0710 - Setati
688. Afika Sweetness Cezula - 890203 1076 085 - 26161 Nkume Street, Asanda Villiage, SOMERSET WEST, 7130 - Matandabuzo
689. Emmanuel Lucas Chauke - 820608 5430 085 - P O Box 873, PHALABORWA, 1390 - Shiburi
690. Dowelani Grace Sivhabu - 880920 1366 081 - Vondwe , THOHOYANDOU, 0950 - Mukhwa
691. Thabo Peter Makhabane - 830412 6349 081 - 15337 Mgabe Street, Extension 5, TSAKANE, 1550 - Soko
692. Zolani Bonga Mathuthu - 8900805 5369 082 - 1669 Lefatola Street, VOSLOORUS, 1475 - Zwane
693. Xolani Sifiso Mbuyane - 890930 5416 087 - P O Box 736, KANYAMAZANE, 1214 - Seriti
694. Joseph Tebogo Sibanyoni - 860225 6005 088 - 21 Ganymede Street, 197 Mashemong, TEMBISA, 1632 - Moshoeshoe
695. Manzini Mshumbu Mngwenya - 591021 5240 081 - Mbhodla Area, BHAMBANANA, 3968 - Ngwenya
696. Matsobane Alfred Lebelo - 840428 5572 083 - 1206 Blue Tang Fish Street, Kalfontein Extension 2, MIDRAND, 1685 - Mojela
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697. Mmadiboke Isaac Malebana - 830517 5915 086 - 291 Isekelo Section, TEMBISA, 1632 - Ledwaba
698. George Makhura - 660506 5852 089 - Stand 2601, Extension 1, MABOPANE, 0190 - Shonga
699. Themba Edmond Maile - 790101 7399 082 - Stand No 45, Alexandria Trust, BUSHBUCKRIDGE, 1280 - Hlabane
700. Tumelo Kgauta Wiseman Thulare - 910129 5443 086 - Stand No 11, Mganduzweni Trust, WHITE RIVER, 1240 - Mthimkhulu
701. Nhlamulo Valencia Hlengani - 940910 0643 083 - P O Box 264, MALAMULELE, 0982 - Phulwani
702. Lindeni Gladys Msibi - 590122 0712 081 - P1858 Section 7, MADADENI, 2951 - Madonsela
703. Jeffrey Mathanda Mavuso - 580904 5977 088 - Ibisi Location, UMZIMKULU, 3297 - Chiya
704. Morongwa Gabriel Nnone - 790404 6880 080 - Ntotomeng Village, ABBOTSPOORT, 0608 - Majadibodu
705. Siyabonga Didiza - 820810 5644 083 - Kingsburg West, AMANZIMTOTI, 4126 - Mkhize
706. Sunene James Raphiri - 790101 6174 080 - Tlolwe Section, LEBOTLOANE, 0380 - Dinko
707. Snenhlahla Innocent Gumede - 880906 5920 080 - Ezifundeni Area, HLUHLUWE, 3960 - Mafuleka
708. Jimmy Kgwediahlaba Makua - 760306 6454 087 - 32471 Tau Street , Extension 12, MAMELODI EAST, 0122 - Rankwe
709. Themba Marvin Kotelo - 900708 5305 080 - Bloekom Street, SOSHANGUVE , 0152 - Maako
710. Nagel Blok - 971101 6096 086 - 889 Molathlegi Street, DOUGLAS, 8730 - Moeletsane
711. Charlene Van Deventer - 910718 0469 086 - Eden Inn Contry Lodge, Chalet 5, KLEIN BRAK, 6503 - Jonker
712. Thabang Owen Masunte - 931211 5180 085 - Ny 6 No 168, GUGULETU, 7750 - Ntuli
713. Sifiso Success Nkosi - 970519 5262 089 - 18 Cayenne Sandstone Estate, Granite Road, CENTURION, 0149 - Mandlathi
714. Ntethelelo Sonjica - 901211 6148 087 - Baleni Area, BIZANA, 4800 - Mbuthuma
715. Sinazo Nonkuselo Makhaza - 900517 1296 080 - Mthambalala Area, PORT ST JOHNS, 5120 - Mnyamezili
716. Viwe Manquma - 951008 5719 085 - 37637 Phase 3 , Scenery Park, EAST LONDON, 5201 - Matomela
717. Msindisi Madikizela - 921024 5974 080 - Amadiba Area, BIZANA, 4800 - Wayise
718. Avelo Myezo - 971010 6104 081 - Izilangwe Location, BIZANA, 4800 - Sobazile
719. Vuyani Emmanuel Sibanyoni - 901225 5455 087 - 3862 Extension 23 , Mzinoni Township, BETHAL, 2310 - Sola
720. Joni Fredie Mathebula - 470606 6236 082 - 199 Vulamehlo, Thokoza, KWA-MHLANGA, 1022 - Sibanyoni
721. Mmamokaola Johannah Makoaeba - 561215 0918 081 - 547 Marokolong, HAMMANSKRAAL , 0400 - Malesa
722. Luleka Mgewu - 881208 0944 085 - Dotye Location, BIZANA, 4800 - Dotye
723. Simphiwe Mkhize - 820915 6525 080 - Magwababeni Location, HOWICK, 3291 - Sikhakhane
724. Nontuthuko Winnie Mabuqeka - 940126 0699 088 - Mathwebu Location, BIZANA, 4800 - Daki
725. Babongile Qangaqa - 900801 0045 080 - No 495 Nkazimulo Road, MARIANNHILL, 3610 - Dlamini
726. Matsileng Patricia Selepe - 900505 0561 083 - Stand No 198, MMAMETHLAKE, 0432 - Mashaba
727. Gerhardus Hermanus Woehe - 900422 5010 084 - 12 Mc Arthur Drive , Summerstrand, PORT ELIZABETH, 6045 - Janse Van Rensburg
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728. Sbusiso Wiseman Mchunu - 970101 6528 089 - Kwa Ndaya Area, TUGELA FERRY, 3010 - Mzila
729. Lebogang Salome Silabela - 730828 1094 086 - 10082 Extension 9, SUNRISE PARK, 0308 - Letlape
730. Zamikaya Michael Banjatiwe - 600101 7154 081 - Genqe Area, MQANDULI, 5080 - Bekemva
731. Lalanie Nicola Van Niekerk - 810616 0281 082 - 123 Tulbagh Street, WORCESTER, 6850 - Partridge
732. Sonnyboy Seun Hlaole - 830720 5321 087 - A102 Overton Flats, 269 De Boulevard Street, SILVERTON, 0184 - Mabuza
733. Lucas Thabo Skhosana - 830221 5994 080 - 6058 Mathobela Street, Windmill Park, ALBERTON, 1450 - Makofane
734. Thabo Mohweledi Tshehla - 821206 5607 080 - 10098 Ga-Mampuru, STEELPOORT, 1183 - Semelane
735. Nompumelelo Prisca Khumalo - 821130 0892 085 - 4862 Extension 18, DUNDEE, 3000 - Sibiya
736. Jacob Sello Bogatsu - 610707 5999 083 - 30616 Shaleny Section, BODIBE, 2741 - Morakabe
737. Given Mnguni - 960613 6037 087 - P O Box 1730, MIDDELBURG, 1050 - Kgoetego
738. Nokwanda Precious Mndaweni - 960111 1328 080 - 2265 New Land West, Sunset Road, DURBAN, 4000 - Mhlongo
739. Mankoana Sara Mamabolo - 960118 1137 080 - P O Box 4093, SOVENGA, 0727 - Makwela
740. Nonhlanhla Moya - 931005 0867 088 - 1925 Kelebone Street, SOWETO, 1818 - Mkhwanazi
741. Tholimfundo Mswezi - 940417 0452 085 – and a minor child - Unathi Christina Mswezi – 100903 1527 088 - Room 208 , Block 9 Kagiso Hostel, Madala, KAGISO, 1754 - Zulu
742. Tumelo Rose Mosome - 960107 0832 080 – and a minor child – Kopano Mosome – 140302 6468 087 - 8 Impala Street, RUSTENBURG, 0299 - Motang
743. Vuyolwethu Malgas - 770128 5889 081 – your wife – Nobesuthu Pumla Portia Malgas – 831205 0910 083 - 2434 Nikiwe Street, ADDO, 6105 - Zondani
744. Aupa Secret Ramajeoa - 740918 5369 085 – your wife – Mpho Lovedelia Ramajeoa – 810224 0519 088 - 1375 Moloi Street, SHARP VILLE, 1928 - Ranthimo
745. Stemmer Lukas Mathibela - 630828 5330 081 – your wife – Pretty Beauty Mathibela – 691023 0465 084 - Stnad No 9342, KWAGGAFONTEIN C , 0459 - Sithole
746. Butinyana Jacob Rapoo - 720906 5341 083 – your wife – Regina Rapoo – 730628 0586 086 - 404 Phatedi Street, Central Western Jabavu, SOWETO, 1868 - Ramothibe
747. Emmanuel Nkosinathi Makola – 740615 6020 085 – your wife –Naome Madute Makola – 880518 0283 081 - and a minor child – Kgethego Mabule Phasha – 110306 5643 083 - 10198 Aphane Nhlapo Street, MAMELODI EAST, 0122 - Xaba
748. Mfanimpela Lucky Nhlanhla - 880516 6057 087 – and a minor child – Hlelolwenkosi Manqoba Nhlanhla – 151013 5651 088 - P O Box 355, ELUKWATINI, 1192 - Nkosi
749. S’lindile Phehlukwayo -891204 0662 080 – and a minor child Nonhlanhla Phehlukwayo – 080716 439 087 - Kwaxaba Location , Ward 27, GAMALAKHE, 4249 - Nqoko
750. Nhlodi Josias Molele - 591228 5362 084 – your wife – Mmamaropeng Irene Molele – 650701 0718 086 - P O Box 916, BOCHUM, 0790 - Mohlahlana
751. Raymond Msiza - 720914 5352 084 – your wife – Susanna Matsidiso Msiza – 781205 0588 087 - 6109 Gumbi Street, DAVEYTON, 1520 - Ntuli
752. Maria Mailula - 870820 0983 088 - and a minor child – Lillian Mailula – 140121 1478 085 - P O Box 8313, SGUKYVABA, 0813 - Letsoalo
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753. Nkosingiphile Collen Magagule - 860920 5643 083 – and a minor child – Serene Aphiwe Zanokuhle Shongwe – 150731 5601 081 - P O Box 52, MAGOGENI, 1334 - Mathebula
754. Caswell Petersen - 720601 5306 083 – your wife – Lydia Petersen – 741108 0955 083 - 7 Frankfort Street, EVANDER, 2280 - Mkiva
755. Mkhubakayise Elton Dlamini - 480403 5439 083 – your wife – Mamakazi Albertina Dlamini – 480403 5439 083 - Stetema Area, MAHLABATHINI, 3866 - Mchunu
756. Sizakele Mabalarana - 741109 5689 081 – your wife - Zingiswa Mabalarana – 830704 0400 088 - Room No 2 East, Stalbans Prison, PORT ELIZABETH, 6385 - Baleka
757. Witness Hemelton Mboni - 810327 5402 083 – your wife – Minah Ntlogeleng Mboni – 800721 0970 080 - 3656 Slovo Section, LETHABONG, 0263 - Mosito
758. Lucas Mokgabane -750108 5813 087 – your wife – Pelonomi Bethuel Mokgabane – 790923 0974 086 - P O Box 1604, GANYESA, 8613 - Matsime
759. Emmanuel Sphamandla Kubheka - 920224 5753 085 –and a minor child - Tsepiso Blessing Kubheka – 160407 5534 089 - Stand No 303, KABOKWENI, 1245 - Masuku
760. Boy Johannes Mthimunye - 451218 5170 081 – your wife – Molgani Lettie Mthimunye – 431112 0488 082 - 1275 Stadium, BOLEU, 0474 - Masombuka
761. Morare Richar Komane - 700205 5560 089 – your wife - Mologadi Magdaline Komane – 790222 0445 084 - 130 Tubatse Location, PRAKTISEER, 1150 - Rapulane
762. Vernon Thebe Kubheka - 791228 5774 088 – and a minor child Mpumelelo Masondo – 000517 5664 084 - 8278 Inyala Street, Extension 11, Protea Flen, SOWETO, 1818 - Ngema
763. Lucas Thabang Mthembu - 790918 5528 085 – your wife – Zanele Daphney Mthembu – 850508 1009 086 - 1066 Temba, TEMBA, 0407 - Mohajane
764. Mahlatse Sibulele – 870916 0704 084 – and a minor child - Nythen Tumishi Mashego – 150123 5354 087 - P O Box 1048, NELSPRUIT, 1200 - Buthelezi
765. Motsamai Daniel Mpofu - 701225 7237 089 – your wife – Tshepiso Elizabeth Mpofu – 801016 0391 083 - E2870 Lenatong Section, PHOKENG, 0335 - Andrews
766. Zandile Zulu - 930730 1159 083 – and a minor child – Alwande Sandiso Zulu – 120929 5904 086 - P O Box 1142, MARGATE, 4275 - Bulose
767. Mulalo Collins Munyai - 700323 6463 086 – your wife – Dimakatso Mildred Munyai – 770415 0284 081 – and your three minor children – Lutendo Ramalivhana Zuma Munyai – 060519 5779 083 – Tiisetso Munyai – 000530 5787 086 – Baleka Makhadzi Siamo Munyai – 090320 0287 089 - P O Box 55958, POLOKWANE, 0700 - Thovhakale
768. Mlandeli Atchson Ngudle - 560308 5714 083 – your wife – Zoliswa Gertrude Ngudle – 610525 0494 086 - 4 Gogo Street, MOTHERWELL, 6211 - Mananga
769. Thando Bene 890119 6054 085 – your wife – Gail Bene – 910310 0411 084 - 20348 Nketelo Street, Bloekombos, KRAAIAFONTEIN, 7570 - Ndabazandile
770. Cameron Nolan Jacobs - 840629 5130 083 – your wife – Clydene Loanne Jacobs – 801021 0119 088 - L336 Section 7, MADADENI, 2951 - Murugan
771. Nozuko Dyosi - 890627 1274 086 – and a minor child – Lilitha Owam Dyosi – 080112 1404 082 - 3980 Joe Gqabi Street, SAMORA, 7785 - Ncoko
772. Mvula Walter Ngidi - 471023 5571 080 – your wife – Nokuzola Marry Ngidi – 610807 0115 089 - 215 Mosu Street, Extension 3, CHIAWELO, 1818 - Sithole
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773. Keneilwe Star Morobane - 880418 1037 083 – and a minor child – Kagoentle Morobane – 111024 5335 084 - 0410 Slotsha Section, MFIDIKWE, 0292 - Diphoko
774. Ntshengedzeni Daniel Mudau - 750107 5949 081 – your wife – Phumzile Mudau – 760503 1037 087 - 260 Makhulong Section, TEMBISA, 1632 - Netshiongolwe
775. Lawrence Frank Kau – 820501 5870 089 – your wife – Rachel Lettah Ofentse Kau – 751010 1712 082 - House No 0660 C, Modikwe Tswiki Section, MODIKWE, 0275 - Legodi
776. Nomasonto Verdine Photyo - 851013 0956 089 – and a minor child – Thato Jaden Photyo – 110219 5327 088 - 1423 Mapatlelong Street, Mandela Square, KOFFIEFONTEIN, 9986 - Thomas
777. Pinkie Jack Malatjie - 460517 5443 086 – your wife – Sepeke Flora Malatjie – 490112 0318 089 - P O Box 87, ATOK, 0249 - Selepe
778. Josephine Mafusi Dlamini - 850421 1128 080 – and a minor child Teboho Dlamini – 100919 6348 080 - No 1234 Mickay Road, EVATON, 1984 - Tshoene
779. Chelopo Freddie Mfumadi - 550822 5530 085 – your wife – Mamogoma Linah Mfumadi – 640312 0418 082 - Private Bag X 45, BANDELIERKOP, 0812 - Thobakgale
780. Cordelia Mokgadi Ramoba - 841229 1196 086 – and your two minor children – Matome Donnel Oratile Ramoba – 060304 5464 089 – Lekobe Oikemetse Ramoba – 151020 5214 080 - P O Box 2181, SEGOPJE, 0744 - Rakabe
781. Livhuani Jane Naledzane - 740225 0840 080 – and a minor child Ntanganedzeni naledzane – 040210 0133 089 - P O Box 581, MUNGOMANI, 0992 - Naledzani
782. Velile Ndlalambi - 700606 7607 085 – your wife – Zoleka Sylvia Ndlalambi – 771212 1283 082 – and your three minor children – Ayabonga Ndlalambi – 050509 6036 080 – Kamva Ndlalambi - 010310 0953 084 - Asange Ndlalambi – 110416 0672 084 - Nyokweni, NTABANKULU, 5150 - Fetumani
783. Nkululeko Oscar Mavuso - 810701 5852 085 – your wife – Thandiwe Precious Mavuso – 820810 0721 084 – and your two minor children - Kwanele S'bong'nkosi Magnificent Mavuso – 030117 5203 084 - Luyanda Clementine Mavuso – 000707 0770 081 - 7418 Extension 32, ERMELO, 2350 - Nkosi
784. Philemon Jafta Ndhlovu - 590714 5345 089 – your wife - Girlie Patricia Ndhlovu – 630331 0655 081 - 3207 Etwatwa East, DAVEYTON, 1520 - Moyane
785. Michael Bhekuyise Majozi - 670915 5263 080 – your wife – Nodayixele Elizabeth Majozi – 710703 0656 082 - 88 Pikoko Street, Extension 1, Kingsway, BENONI, 1501 - Mswazi
786. Abrahm Lebu Jobo - 830603 6655 085 - your wife – Moleboheng Augustina Jobo – 910214 0707 089 – and a minor child – Olebogeng Gideon Jobo – 121019 5397 082 - 57870 J B Mafora, BLOEMFONTEIN, 9301 - Schepers
787. Nthabiseng Priscilla Ramalatsu - 971004 0650 082 – and a minor child - Keletso Molatelo Ramalatsu – 130816 5337 086 - P H 992 Phomolong, ATTRIDGEVILLE, 0632 - Molefe
788. Bonekile Rosemary Langa -660125 0470 084 – and a minor child – Thandeka Precious Buthelezi – 100529 0283 082 - 937 New Germany Madiba Road, PINETOWN, 3610 - Madondo
789. Koneswang Amelia Moekoa - 641024 0521 083 – your wife – Mohapi Michael Moekoa – 590510 5518 083 - 1689 Bolata Village, WITSIESHOEK, 9870 - Mohapi
790. Xolani Peaceman Maphumulo - 830929 6119 081 – your wife – Hlengiwe Portia Sindisiwe Maphumulo – 831126 0693 083 - 100 Ronald Road, 403 Hadlow Place, MONTCLAIR, 4001 - Buthelezi
791. Goemamang William Marumoagae - 701202 5892 082 – your wife – Boipelo Charmaine Marumoagae – 870208 0963 088 – and a minor child – Zithulele Prince Calliaus Marumoagae – 140419 5342 087 - 2680 Hibron Park, WINDSORTON, 8510 - Dladla
792. Kgolane Caroline Mampa - 750805 0452 080 – and your two minor children – Puleng Sherperd Mampa – 100428 6213 088 – Pule Cassius Mampa – 100428 6212 080 - P O Box 35, MASHASHANE, 0743 - Mokonyama
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793. Nosimo Kasi - 850730 1179 087 – and your two minor children – Aluthando Kasi – 141216 0429 086 – Linamandla Kasi – 060503 1563 089 - C209 Nkanini, KHAYELITSHA, 7784 - Ludaka
794. Innocentia Cilo - 900627 1296 087 - and a minor child Samukelisiwe Ntokozo Cilo – 070821 0712 087 - 3642 Block 4, Doornkop, Snake Park, DOBSONVILLE, 1875 - Mazibuko
795. Sipho Moses Mbutho - 800218 5455 084 – and a minor child – Lindokuhle Shaun Mbutho – 120423 5986 087 - P O Box 711, IZINGOLWENI, 4260 - Gumede
796. Linda Phinias Khumalo 660527 5622 082 – your wife – Duduzile Clerence Khumalo – 670904 0346 082 - B430 Ngoqokazi, INANDA, 4069 - Mncwabe
797. Moses Moyo - 810717 5629 083 – your wife - Margaret Mampho Moyo – 851020 0565 083 - and a minor child – Lwazi Moyo – 120424 5340 085 - 2491 Arnold Street, SWANEVILLE, 1754 - Shabalala
798. Xolani Bunjwa - 770513 5498 084 – your wife – Fikile Elizabeth Bunjwa – 821220 1083 089 – and your two minor children – Nomfundo Hope Bunjwa – 990405 1131 088 – Lwandle Bunjwa – 110702 5573 082 - 5562 R D P Houses, STANDERTON, 2430 - Sinqaba
799. Phokoane Emily Sesele - 851030 0991 080 – and your two minor children – Mpumelelo Sesele - 040829 0259 089 – Jabulani Cliffort Sesele – 091231 5084 083 - No 480 Zone 7, Extension 1, SEBOKENG, 1983 - Hlabanelo
800. Mmatshotlego Deborah Mothabe - 860727 0931 086 – and your two minor children – Oratile Mothabe – 120813 5174 082 – Mpho Mothabe – 070825 5714 089 - 436 Block D, MABOPANE, 0190 - Mabote
801. Irene Pelonomi Sechogela - 790920 0497 084 – and your four minor children – Nteboheleng Desiree Sechogela – 000805 0604 084 – Tumisho Sechogela – 050904 6353 082 – Kamogelo Hope Sechogela – 100723 1149 083 – Bokamoso Kenzo Sechogela – 140111 5819 087 - P O Box 5834, RUSTENBURG, 0300 - Dithebe
802. Given Ramokone Ramasobane - 670608 0804 087 – and your four minor chidren – Mokgaetji Melvin Ramasobane – 040212 0861 081 – Kelebogile Ramasobane – 100828 5952 083 – Dithetho Ramasobane – 130527 5870 089 - P O Box 151, JUNO, 0748 - Mashiane
803. Thamsanqa Phewa - 770509 5757 081 – your wife – Bongisile Phewa – 781019 0764 089 and your four minor children - Nokuthula Jozela – 980520 0999 087 – Nhlanhla Jozela – 001127 5985 080 – Pamela Jozela – 030105 0288 085 – Aphelele Jozela – 081112 0516 083 - F060635 Milkyway Road, DASSENHOEK, 3610 - Dube
804. Asanda Lawrence Nyameka - 770301 5738 083 – your wife – Nomphelo Nyameka – 790710 0579 084 – and a minor child – Buhle Nyameka – 160302 0682 084 - 5030 B Nu 2, MDANTSANE, 5219 - Dyakalashe
805. Ronald Ntobeko Madladleni - 710924 5588 084 – your wife – Vela Cebisa Madladleni – 770927 0540 080 – and a minor child Adalizwa Yanga Madladleni – 070614 0373 087 - P O Box 421, UMTENTWENI, 4235 - Pongoma
806. Oupa Frans Valkant - 691104 5912 088 – and your two minor children – Kemiso Valkant – 020826 0253 082 – Thato Valkant - 67040426 5956 080 - 1478 C White City, Mavi Street, JABAVU, 1818 - Rahlao
807. Mzukisi Mantshiyane - 870222 6143 082 – your wife – Sinazo Mantshiyane – 880501 1214 081 - 51520 Boarder Reeston, WILSONIA, 5247 - Kolisi
808. Kedibone Yvonne Sebolai - 840728 0502 088 – and your two minor children – Kgotatso Presley Sebolai – 061112 6201 080 – Olerato Reatlegile Sebolai – 141009 6445 085 - 5952 Motswedi Street, KAGISO 2, 1754 - Matsimela
809. Mahalane Nuwejaar Mbele – 710102 5332 080 – and your three minor children – Bongane John Mbele – 031016 5411 086 – Piet Skoshana Mbele – 990527 5461 086 – Mpumelelo Michael Mbele – 100108 5318 084 - 092 Ha –Sethunya Village, WITSIESHOEK, 9870 - Mazibuko
810. Cynthia Kgokoane Legodi - 930312 0624 084 – and a minor child – Ipeleng Legodi – 150911 0407 086 - 1024 Block D D, SOSHANGUVE, 0400 - Nyoni
811. Bianga Funeka Ntshabo - 950827 0187 084 – and a minor child – Stewan Luckhanyo Marchelino Ntshabo – 140810 5863 082 - 17 Queen Street, White City, SWELLENDAM, 6740 - Sabo
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812. Simphiwe Busi Mthembu – 870911 0340 088 – and a minor child - Lesego Rachel Mthembu – 060907 1041 089 - 180 Emfihleni Section, TEMBISA, 1632 - Malebe
813. Buyisile Alfred Nomnganga – 710222 5450 086 – your wife – Ntombizanele Elizabeth Nomnganga – 800212 0819 089 – and your two minor children – Bayabonga Lifa Nomnganga – 140404 5767 087 – Lihle Nomnganga – 070317 0633 084 - 3988 Sobomvu Street, PORT ALFRED, 6170 - Payi
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Labour, Department of/ Arbeid, Departement van NOTICE DEPARTMENTOF OF LABOUR NO. 1413 18 NOVEMBER 2016
1413 Labour Relations Act, 1995: Registration of a trade union 40428 LABOUR RELATIONS ACT, 1995
REGISTRATION OF A TRADE UNION
I, Malixole Ntleki, Acting Registrar of Labour Relations, hereby notify, in terms of section 109(2) of the Labour Relations Act, 1995, that the Financial Sector and Allied Workers Union of South Africa (FAWUSA) LR2/6/2/2507 has been registeredas a
trade union with effect from `,t n I
ACTING REGIST R OF LABOUR RELATIONS -ICST2--I,
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NOTICE DEPARTMENTOF OF LABOUR NO. 1414 18 NOVEMBER 2016
1414 Labour Relations Act, 1995: Change of name of an employers’ organisation: Plastics Convertors Association of South Africa (LR 2/6/3/106) 40428 LABOUR RELATIONS ACT, 1995
CHANGE OF NAME OF AN EMPLOYERS' ORGANISATION
I, Malixole Ntleki, the Acting Registrar of Labour Relations. hereby notify, in terms of section 109(2) of the Labour Relations Act, 1995, that Plastics Convertors Association of South Africa (LR 21613/106) resolved to change its name.
f o Zo Witheffectfrom /// theemployers' organisation is registered as Plastic Convertors Association of South Africa (PCASA).
The name oftheassociationisenteredintotheregisterof employers' organisations.
ACTING REGISTRA OF LABOUR RELATIONS (b(t/&DÌ-6
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NOTICE DEPARTMENTOF OF LABOUR NO. 1415 18 NOVEMBER 2016
1415 Labour Relations Act, 1995: Notice of intention to cancel the registration of a trade union: Union for National Democratic Equity Workers (UNADEWO)(LR2/6/2/1864) 40428 LABOUR RELATIONS ACT, 1995 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CANCEL THE REGISTRATION OF A TRADE UNION
I. Malixole Ntleki, the Acting Registrar of Labour Relations, hereby, in terms of section 106(2B) give notice of my intention to cancel the registration of Union for National Democratic Equity Workers (UNADEWO) (LR216/2/1864) for the following reasons:
The union ceased to function as a genuine trade union as envisaged by the Act The union failed comply with the provisions of section 98, 99 and 100 of the Act and The union ceased to function in terms of its constitution
The tradeunion andallinterestedparties are hereby invitedto make written representations astowhytheregistrationshouldnot becancelled.Only representations pertaining to this Notice will be considered. All correspondence should refer to case number: 2014/150
Objections must be lodged to me, do the Department of Labour, Laboria House, 215 Francis Baard Street, PRETORIA.[Postal address: Private Bag X117, PRETORIA, 0001 - Fax No. (012) 309 4848 / 4156), within 60 days of the date of this notice.
RELATIONS
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Rural Development and Land Reform, Department of/ Landelike Ontwikkeling en Grondhervorming, Departement van DEPARTMENT OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND LAND REFORM NO. 1416 18 NOVEMBER 2016
1416 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994): Peddie/Amathole: Various Properties 40428 GENERAL NOTICE IN TERMS OF THE RESTITUTION OF LAND RIGHTS ACT, 1994 (ACT NO.22 OF 1994) Notice is hereby given in terms of section 11 (1) of the Restitution of Land Rights Act 1994 (Act No.22 of 1994 as amended) that a claim for restitution of land rights on
REFERENCE 6/2/2/D/1004/0/0/34
CLAIMANT Gladman Tom (On behalf of Prudhoe Community) DISTRICT Peddie / Amathole
TITLE DEED
DATE CLAIM SUBMITTED Before the cut off date of December 1998
Property description Extent of land Current Owner ' Farm 203 Prudhoe 156.9725 ha Department of Rural Developmer Farm 206, Corbridge 463.2468 ha Department of Rural'Developmer t Farm 207, Ryton 573. 8764 ha Department of Rural Deveiopmer Farm 208, Thornhill 429. 9791 ha Department of Rural Developmer Farm 215, Winnow Dale 457.3881 ha Department of Rural Developmer Farm 216, Ravensworth 467.6665 ha Department of Rural Developmer Farm 217, Dunston 452.4285 ha Department of Rural Developmer Farm 218, Wickham 588.4889 ha Wickham farms Pty Ltd Farm 219, Patoskop 617.5596 ha Department of Rural Developmer Farm 220, Slate 706.6389 ha Department of Rural Developmer Farm 221 205.1249 ha Department of Rural Developmer Farm 226, Salisbury '409.4223 ha Farm 227, Maitland 637.2926 ha Department of Rural Developmer Farm 228, Lessendrum 561.8850 ha Farm 229, Edenpark 21.0426 ha Department of Rural Developmer Farm 235, Wellinton 10.5700 ha Sun International Ciskei Farm 236, Moyeni 205,8446 ha Department of Rural Developmer Farm 237, Wickham 189.4364 ha Wickham Farms Pty Ltd Farm 238, Reunion 213.6105 ha Department of Rural Developmer Farm 239, Wickham 209.6576 ha Wickham Farms Pty Ltd Farm 240, Hamilton 86.4897 ha Wickham Farms Pty Ltd Farm 241, Gibraltar 177.6500 ha Department of Rural Developmer Farm 242, Gilbraltar 147.6693 ha Sun International at Ciskei Ltd Farm 243, 4.0035 ha Sun International Ciskei Ltd Pty Farm 249, Edenvale 24.1397 ha Aden Park Farms Pty Ltd
Has been submitted to the Regional Land Claims Commissioner and that the Commission on Restitution of Land Rights will investigate the claim in terms of the provisions of the Act in due course. Any person who has an interest in the above -mentioned land is hereby invited to submit, within sixty (60) days from the publication of this notice, any comments /information to
Office of the Regional Land Claims Commissioner : Eastern Cape Department of Rural Development and Land Reform PO Box 1375 East London 5200
Tel : 043 700 6000 Fax : 043 743 3687
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DEPARTMENT OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND LAND REFORM NO. 1417 18 NOVEMBER 2016
1417 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994): Various properties 40428 GENERAL NOTICE IN TERMS OF THE RESTITUTION OF LAND RIGHTS ACT, 1994 (ACT NO.22 OF 1994) Notice is hereby given in terms of section 11 (1) of the Restitution of Land Rights Act, 1994 (Act No.22 of 1994 as amended) that a claim for restitution of land rights on:
CLAIMANT : Neave Stotter Inc. (On behalf of Peddie Individual Claims, As listed below)
DISTRICT : Peddie / Amathole
DATE CLAIM SUBMITTED : Before 31 December 1998
CURRENT OWNER : Department of Rural Development and Land Reform
ANY OTHER INTERSTED PARTY: Neave Stotter Inc.
REFERENCE NO. CLAIMANT PROPERTY TOWN EXTENT TITLE DESCRIPTION OF LAND DEED 6/2/2/D/1004/0/0/29 MALAN DU Farm 138 Peddie 581.5852 T175/1983 PREEZ And 158 hactares 6/2/2/D/1078/0/0/3 A.R., H.J. & Farm no. Portion Stockenstrom 159.1673 T12618/1985 And P.J. LUTTIG 3 of Farm hactares 6/2/2/D/1078/0/0/2 Sweethome no. 1006
Rem & PTN of 1030.1026 T1828/1985 Farm 979, hactares Farms 980, 982, 983, 984, 985, 986,
Rem of Farms1007, 345.8503 T1828/1987 1012, 1013, hactares 1026 & 1030 & Farm 981. 6/2/2/D/1004/0/0/59 W.I.PIKE on PTN 1 & 2 of Peddie 146.1330 T2125/1991 behalf Farm 170 hactares E.N.COCROFT 6/2/2/D/1078/0/0/108 B.G. MILES Farm no. 209 Stockenstrom 6.6024 T50565/1981 hactares
Farm no. 588 1.8901 T14644/1966 hactares 6/2/2/D/1018/0/0/36 M.B. WEBB Farm 163 & 164 Victoria East 469.8877 T1088/1995 (BARRY hactares WASDELL) PTN 1 of Farm 1 525.1224 T50562/1981 175 hactares
PTN 8 of Farm 90.3250 198 hactares 6/2/2/D/1078/0/0/110 C.L.S. PTN 1 of farm Stockenstrom 1 550.271 T28410/78 CLOETE on 164, Farm 175, hactares behalf of J.H. 176, & 177 CLOETE
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Has been submitted to the Regional Land Claims Commissioner and that the Commission on Restitution of Land Rights will investigate the claim in terms of the provisions of the Act in due course. Any person who has an interest in the above- mentioned land is hereby invited to submit, within sixty (60) days from the publication of this notice, any comments/information to
Office of the Regional Land Claims Commissioner : Eastern Cape Department of Rural Development and Land Reform PO Box 1375 East London 5200 Tel : 043 700 6000 Fax : 043 743 3687
Mr. L.H. Maphutha Regional Land Claims Commissioner
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1418 NO. 1418 STAATSKOERANT, AMENDMENTNUMBER 35790 OF IN GAZETTE RESPECT NOTICE OF MAKONGOZA NO 1721 COMMUNITYOF 2016 AS CONTAINEDLAND CLAIM. IN THE GOVERNMENT GAZETTE Restitution ofLandRights Act (22/1994): Fife 790MS Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 11A (4) of the Restitution of Land Rights Act, 1994 (Act 22 of 1994), as amended,Municipality,respect thatof property Limpopo.an omission appearing was committed on the table on Gazette below, Notices 1721 of 2006 as contained in the gazette number 29397 in all situated within the magisterial District of Vhembe, Makhado DEPARTMENT OFRURAL DEVELOPMENT AND LANDREFORM This gazette isalsoavailable freeonlineat www.gpwonline.co.za Details of Lodgment 1. 1996.Mr. Makhado Andries Makongoza lodged a land claim on behalf of Makongoza Community on the 03'd of May The followingFARM table depicts the property claimed by the Makongoza Community OWNER TITLE DEED NO. EXTENT (ha) ENDORSEMENTS HOLDERS MSFIFENAME 790 LOCKOLDREIVE FRANK 116212/1959 150.0216 NONE NONE 18 NOVEMBER 2016 publicationAnyTake party further that of notice this has notice, anthat interest the any Office comment, in the of abovethe objection Regional -mentioned or Land information propertyClaims under Commissioner: is hereby reference invited number:Limpopo to submit KRP is in 11089 writing, within 90 days of investigating this land claim. 40428 18 NOVEMBER 2016 No. 40428 105 106 Polokwane,PrivateCommissioner:Office of Bag the 0700X Regional 9552 Limpopo Land Claims 0700Polokwane61OR Biccard Submissions Street may also be delivered to: No. 40428 This gazette isalsoavailable freeonlineat www.gpwonline.co.za DATE:REGIONALMR. LEBJANE LAND MAPHUTHA CLAIMS COMMISSIONER ip i GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,18 NOVEMBER 2016 GOVERNMENT NOTICE
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Telecommunications and Postal Services, Department of/ Telekommunikasie en Posdienste, Departement van DEPARTMENTDEPARTMENT OF TELECOMMUNICATIONSOF TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND AND POSTAL POSTAL SERVICES SERVICES NO. 1419 18 NOVEMBER 2016
1419 Electronic Communications and Transactions Act (25/2002): Proposed Amendment of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Regulations 40428 ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS AND TRANSACTIONS ACT, 2002 (ACT NO. 25 OF 2002)
PROPOSED AMENDMENT OF THE ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION REGULATIONS ISSUED IN TERMS OF SECTION 69 READ WITH SECTION 94 OF THE ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS AND TRANSACTIONS ACT, 2002 (ACT NO. 25 OF 2002)
The Minister of Telecommunications and Postal Services intends to amend the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Regulations (published in Government Notice No. R. 1166, Government Gazette 29405, 22 November 2006)in terms of section 69 read with section 94 of the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act, 2002, as amended by Government Notice No. 1228, Government Gazette 39504, 11 December 2015 and wishes to consult the public in this regard.
Interested persons are invited to provide written comments on the proposed amendments in the Schedule, within 30 calendar days of the date of publication, addressed to -
The Acting Director -General, Department of Telecommunications and Postal Services; For attention: Mr. Alf Wiltz, Chief Director: Telecommunications and IT Policy First floor, Block A3, iParioli Office Park, 1166 Park Street, Hatfield, Pretoria Private Bag X860, Pretoria, 0001 awiltz @dtps.gov.za; Tel: (012) 427 -8070/ 8191/ 8047
Comments received after the closing date may be disregarded.
Dr Siyabonga Cyprian Cwele, MP Minister of Telecommunications and Postal Services
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SCHEDULE
AMENDMENT OF THE ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION REGULATIONS ISSUED IN TERMS OF SECTION 69 READ WITH SECTION 94 OF THE ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS AND TRANSACTIONS ACT, 2002 (ACT NO. 25 OF 2002)
1. Amendment of Arrangement of Regulations The Arrangement of Regulations which occur before Regulation 1 of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Regulations is hereby amended-
(a) by the substitution for item 7 of the following item:
"Dispute procedure 7 "; and
(b) by the insertion after item 19 of the following item:
"Informal mediation 19A ".
2. Amendment of regulation 1 Regulation 1 of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Regulations is hereby amended by the insertion after the definition of "decision" of the following definition:
"'informal mediation' means impartial mediation which the Authority conducts to facilitate a resolution acceptable to both Parties; ".
3. Amendment of regulation 4 Regulation 4 of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Regulations is hereby amended
(a) by the substitution for subregulation (3) of the following subregulation:
"(3) There shall be a rebuttable presumption of abusive registrationif the complainant proves that the registrant has been found to have made an abusive registration in three or more disputes in the two years before the dispute was filed. "; and
(b) by the insertion of the following subregulation:
"(4) In order to succeed with rebutting the presumption of abusive registration as contemplated in regulation 4(3), the registrant must prove that the registration of the domain name is not an abusive registration. ".
4. Substitution of regulation 5 The following regulation is hereby substituted for regulation 5 of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Regulations:
"5. Factors, which may indicate that the domain name is not an abusive registration, include-
(a) before being aware of the complainant's cause for complaint, the registrant has -
(i) used or made demonstrable preparations to use the domain name in
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connection with a good faith offering of goods or services;
(ii) been commonly known by the name or legitimately connected with a mark which is identical or similar to the domain name; or
(iii) made legitimate non -commercial or fair use of the domain name;
(b) the domain name is used generically or in a descriptive manner and the registrant is making fair use of it; and
(c) that the registrant has demonstrated fair use, which use may include web sites operated solely in tribute to or fair criticism of a person or business: Provided that the burden of proof shifts to the registrant to show that the domain name is not an abusive registration if the domain name (not including the first and second level suffixes) is identical to the mark in which the complainant asserts rights, without any addition. ".
5. Substitution of regulation 7 The following regulation is hereby substituted for regulation 7 of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Regulations:
"Dispute procedure
7. The procedure in Chapter III prescribes the process for initiating, conducting and concluding a dispute. ".
6. Substitution of regulation 9 The following regulation is hereby substituted for regulation 9 of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Regulations:
"9. (1) The possible decisions pursuant to a dispute before an adjudicator are limited to -
(a) in the case of abusive registrations the refusal of the dispute or the transfer of the disputed domain name to the complainant;
(b) in the case of offensive registrations the refusal of the dispute or the deletion and prohibition of the domain name from future registration;
(c) a refusal of the dispute as the dispute constitutes reverse domain name hijacking;
(d) cancellationof the disputed domain name as contemplatedin subregulation (3).
(2) If three disputes from a Complainant were refused within a period of two years based on reverse domain name hijacking, the provider willnot accept any further complaints from the complainant for a period of two years from the date of the last decision, except on good cause shown.
(3) In the case of abusive registrations, the cancellation of the domain name may be considered by the adjudicator when the complainant and a third party have rights or registered rights and it is a more appropriate remedy than the refusal or transfer of the domain name. ".
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7. Amendment of regulation 11 Regulation 11 of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Regulations is hereby amended-
(a) by the insertion after subregulation (1) of the following subregulation:
"(1A) Any party that institutes legal action on any related matter in the High Court of the Republic of South Africa must inform the second level domain administrator in writing either by facsimile, registered post or courier. "; and
(b) by the substitution for subregulation (3) of the following subregulation:
"(3) A second level domain administrator must implement the decision, as contemplated by regulation 30, unless the second level domain administrator has been informed as contemplatedinsubregulation (1A)that either party has commenced legal action in the High Court of the Republic of South Africa concerning the domain name. ".
8. Amendment of regulation 16 Regulation 16 of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Regulations is hereby amended by the substitution in subregulation (2) for paragraph (I) of the following paragraph:
"(I) conclude with the following statement followed by the signature of the complainant or his or her authorised representative and be administered as an oath or affirmation by a Commissioner of Oaths, or person holding a similar public office when signing the complaint in a foreign country:
"The complainant certifies that the information contained in this dispute is, to the best of complainant's knowledge, both complete and accurate, that this dispute is not being used for any improper purpose, such as to harass the registrant, and that the assertions in this dispute are warranted under these Regulations and under applicable law.
Signature of Complainant
Date: Place:
I certify that before administering the oath /affirmation I asked the deponent the following questions and wrote down her /his answers in his /her presence:
(i) Do you know and understand the contents of the declaration? Answer: (ii) Do you have any objection to taking the prescribed oath or affirmation? Answer: (iii) Do you consider the prescribed oath or affirmation to be binding on your conscience? Answer:
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I certify that the deponent has acknowledged that she /he knows and understands the contents of this declaration. The deponent utters the following words: "I swear that the contents of this declaration are true, so help me God." /1 truly affirm that the contents of the declaration are true ". The signature /mark of the deponent is affixed to the declaration in my presence.
Commissioner of Oaths/ Person holding similar public office Full Name: Designation: Area: Office held ex officio: Business address: Date: Place: " ".
9. Amendment of regulation 18 Regulation 18 of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Regulations is hereby amended -
(a) by the substitution in subregulation (2) for paragraph (f) of the following paragraph:
"(f) conclude with the following statement followed by the signature of the registrant or his or her authorised representative and be administered as an oath or affirmation by a Commissioner of Oaths, or person holding a similar public office when signing the response in a foreign country:
"The registrant certifies that the information contained in this response is, to the best of registrant's knowledge, both complete and accurate, that this response is not being presented for any improper purpose, such as to harass the complainant, and that the assertions in this response are warranted under these Regulations and under applicable law.
Signature of Registrant
Date: Place:
I certify that before administering the oath /affirmation I asked the deponent the following questions and wrote down her /his answers in his /her presence:
(i) Do you know and understand the contents of the declaration? Answer: (ii)Do you have any objection to taking the prescribed oath or affirmation? Answer:
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(iii) Do you consider the prescribed oath or affirmation to be binding on your conscience? Answer:
I certify that the deponent has acknowledged that she /he knows and understands the contents of this declaration. The deponent utters the following words: "I swear that the contents of this declaration are true, so help me God." / "I truly affirm that the contents of the declaration are true ". The signature /mark of the deponent is affixed to the declaration in my presence.
Commissioner of Oaths/ Person holding similar public office Full Name: Designation: Area: Office held ex officio: Business address: Date: Place: " ";
(b) by the substitution for subregulation (3) of the following subregulation:
"(3) If the registrant does not submit a response, the adjudicator must decide the matter based on the dispute contemplated in regulation 16(1) and issue a summary decision in accordance with regulation 9(1)(a) or (b). "; and
(c) by the insertion after subregulation (3) of the following subregulations:
"(4) A summary decision will, however, only be granted by the adjudicator if the following requirements are met-
(a) that the registrant has been notified of the dispute in accordance with regulation 15(1);
(b) that the complainant has to the reasonable satisfaction of the adjudicator shown that he or she has rights in a name or mark, which is identical or similar to the domain name and, in the hands of the registrant the domain name is an abusive registration, or offensive registration; and
(c) that there are no other factors or circumstances present in the dispute that would unfairly deprive the registrant of the domain name.
(5) A summary decision is regarded as a decision as contemplated in regulation 29. ".
10. Amendment of regulation 19 Regulation 19 of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Regulations is hereby amended-
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(a) by the substitution for subregulation (1) of the following subregulation:
"(1) Within five days of receiving the response from the provider, the complainant may submit a reply to the registrant's response to the provider, which the provider must forward to the registrant. "; and
(b) by the substitution for subregulation (3) of the following subregulation:
"(3) Upon the expiry of the five days, but no later than two days thereafter, the provider will inform the Authority to conduct informal mediation in accordance with regulation 19A. ".
11. Insertion of regulation 19A The following regulation is hereby inserted in the principal Act, after regulation 19:
"Informal mediation
19A. (1) Within two days of being informed by the provider as contemplated in regulation 19(3), the Authority will begin to conduct informal mediation. Informal Mediation will be conducted in a manner which the Authority, in their sole discretion, considers appropriate. No informal mediation will occur if the Registrant does not file a response.
(2) Negotiations conducted between the Parties during informal mediation (including any information obtained from or in connection to negotiations) shall be confidential, thatis they will not be shown to the adjudicator. Neither the Authority nor any Party may reveal details of such negotiations to any third parties unless a court of competent jurisdiction orders disclosure, or the Authority or either Party are required to do so by applicable laws or regulations. Neither Party shall use any information gained during mediation for any ulterior or collateral purpose or includeitin any submission likely to be seen by any adjudicator or judge in this dispute or any later dispute or litigation.
(3) If the Parties reach a settlement during informal mediation then the existence, nature and terms of the settlement shall be confidential, unless the Parties specifically agree otherwise or a court of competent jurisdiction orders otherwise.
(4) No binding verbal agreements can be reached as part of the informalmediation: any settlement reached by the Parties must be inwriting or similar electronic form to be enforceable.
(5) If the Parties reach a settlement and agree that a disputed domain nameshould be transferred to the complainant, the Authority must communicate thedecision to the second level domain administrator to be implemented as contemplated byregulation 30(4).
(6) If the Parties do not achieve an acceptable resolution through informalmediation within five days, the Authority must within two days inform the provider toappoint an adjudicator in accordance with regulation 20, which appointment must bedone by the provider within two days.
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(7) No Party may ask the Authority (including their directors, officers, employees, contractors, agents) to reveal information or materials gained as a result of any informal mediation under these Regulations unless such disclosure has been ordered by a court of competent jurisdiction. Neither Party shall call the Authority (including their directors, officers, employees, contractors, or agents) as a witness (either in person or to produce documents or other materials) in any proceedings which arise from, or are in connection with, the matters discussed in the mediation. ".
12. Amendment of regulation 21 Regulation 21 of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Regulations is hereby amended by the insertion of the following subregulation:
"(4) Any party may inform the provider of circumstances that affect or may affect the impartiality or independence of the adjudicator, following which the provider should determine whether an alternate adjudicator should be appointed. ".
13. Amendment of regulation 32 Regulation 32 of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Regulations is hereby amended-
(a) by the substitution for subregulation (1) of the following subregulation:
"(1) Either party shall have the right to appeal a decision by submitting a statement of intention to appeal within four days after the receipt of the decision as contemplated inregulation 30(1), together with the appeal fee provided for in regulation 34(3), which must within 15 days be followed by an appeal notice: Provided that only a decision by a single adjudicator, and not a decision of three adjudicators, can be appealed. "; and
(b) by the substitution for subregulation (5) of the following subregulation:
"(5) Within 15 days of receiving the appeal notice from the provider the other party may submit an appeal notice response to the provider. ".
14. Amendment of regulation 33 Regulation 33 of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Regulations is hereby amended -
(a) by the substitution for subregulation (1) of the following subregulation:
"(1) If legal proceedings are initiated during a dispute in respect of a domain name that is the subject of the dispute, the provider must suspend the dispute immediately unless an adjudicator has already been appointed in which event the adjudicator must continue to decide the dispute. "; and
(b) by the insertion after subregulation (1) of the following subregulation:
"(1A)If the adjudicator continues to decide the dispute as contemplated in subregulation (1), the implementation of the decision is subject to the provisions of regulation 11(4). ".
15. Amendment of regulation 34 Regulation 34 of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Regulations is hereby amended-
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(a) by the substitution for subregulation (1) of the following subregulation:
"(1) A complainant must pay a fixed fee in the sum of R10,000 -00 to the provider for one adjudicator as contemplated in regulation 20(3) or a fixed fee in the sum of R24,000 -00 for three adjudicators to decide the dispute, if the complainant elects to have the dispute decided by three adjudicators, provided that the fixed fee is reduced by 50% in the case of summary decision as contemplated in regulation 18(3). ";
(b) by the substitution for subregulation (5) of the following subregulation:
"(5) Upon receipt of the fees required in terms this regulation, the provider must immediately pay 10% of the fees to the Authority, which fees the Authority must use exclusively to fund other complainants and registrants seeking financial assistance, provided that the fees payable to the Authority are reduced to 5% in the case of summary decision as contemplated in regulation 18(3). "; and
(c) by the insertion after subregulation (5) of the following subregulation:
"(6)IfthePartiesreachasettlement duringinformalmediationas contemplated in regulation 19A, no fees are payable. ".
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Trade and Industry, Department of/ Handel en Nywerheid, Departement van
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY
NOTICE NOTICE OF OF 2016 2016
NO. 1420 No 18 NOVEMBER 2016
1420 Counterfeit Goods Act (37/1997): Companies and Intellectual Property Commission 40428 COMPANIES COMPANIES INTELLECTUAL AND AND PROPERTY COMMISSION
COUNTERFEIT COUNTERFEIT GOODS ACT (ACT 1997) 1997) NO NO 37 OF
for for that that hereby hereby made known general information and and It It is is 1. 1. comment comment
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Economic Development Department/ Ekonomiese Ontwikkeling Departement ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT NOTICENOTICE ……… 756 OF OF 2016 2016 756 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger 40428 COMPETITION TRIBUNAL
NOTIFICATION OF DECISION TO APPROVE MERGER
The Competition Tribunal gives notice in terms of rule 35(5)(b)(ii) of the “Rules for the conduct of proceedings in the Competition Tribunal” as published in Government Gazette No. 22025 of 01 February 2001, that on 12 October 2016 it approved without conditions the merger between Pepkor Proprietary Limited and Southern View Finance SA Proprietary Limited and Van As & Associates Recoveries Proprietary Limited.
(CDM case no.: LM094Aug16)
The Chairperson Competition Tribunal
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT NOTICENOTICE ……… 757 OF OF 2016 2016 757 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger: BASF SE, Germany and Rockwood Specialties Group GMBH, Germany and Chemetall U.S., Inc., USA 40428 COMPETITION TRIBUNAL
NOTIFICATION OF DECISION TO APPROVE MERGER
The Competition Tribunal gives notice in terms of rule 35(5)(b)(ii) of the “Rules for the conduct of proceedings in the Competition Tribunal” as published in Government Gazette No. 22025 of 01 February 2001, that on 26 October 2016 it approved without conditions the merger between BASF SE, Germany and Rockwood Specialties Group GMBH, Germany and Chemetall U.S., Inc., USA.
(CDM case no.: LM093Aug16)
The Chairperson Competition Tribunal
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT NOTICENOTICE ……… 758 OF OF 2016 2016 758 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger: Main Street 1463 (Pty) Ltd and ACORP Gifts (Pty) Ltd 40428 COMPETITION TRIBUNAL
NOTIFICATION OF DECISION TO APPROVE MERGER
The Competition Tribunal gives notice in terms of rule 35(5)(b)(ii) of the “Rules for the conduct of proceedings in the Competition Tribunal” as published in Government Gazette No. 22025 of 01 February 2001, that on 26 October 2016 it approved without conditions the merger between Main Street 1463 (Pty) Ltd and ACORP Gifts (Pty) Ltd.
(CDM case no.: LM118Sep16)
The Chairperson Competition Tribunal
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
NOTICENOTICE ……… 759 OF OF 2016 2016 759 Competition Act (89/1998): Notification of Complaint Referral: A’Africa Pest Prevention CC and Mosebetsi Mmoho Professional Services CC 40428 COMPETITION TRIBUNAL
NOTIFICATION OF COMPLAINT REFERRAL
The Competition Tribunal gives notice in terms of Section 51(3) & (4) of the Competition Act 89 of 1998 as amended, that on 19 October 2016 it received a complaint referral from The Competition Commission against A’Africa Pest Prevention CC and Mosebetsi Mmoho Professional Services CC. The Competition Commission alleges that the respondents engaged in a prohibited practice in contravention of section 4(1)(b)(i)&(iii) of the Competition Act 89 of 1998.
(CDM case no.: CR129Oct16)
The Chairperson Competition Tribunal
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT NOTICENOTICE ……… 760 OF OF 2016 2016 760 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger 40428 COMPETITION TRIBUNAL
NOTIFICATION OF DECISION TO APPROVE MERGER
The Competition Tribunal gives notice in terms of rule 35(5)(b)(ii) of the “Rules for the conduct of proceedings in the Competition Tribunal” as published in Government Gazette No. 22025 of 01 February 2001, that on 12 October 2016 it approved without conditions the merger between Main Street 1440 Proprietary Limited and Smit Holdings SA Proprietary Limited and Main Street 1444 Proprietary Limited.
(CDM case no.: LM092Aug16)
The Chairperson Competition Tribunal
ECONOMICNOTICE DEVELOPMENT ……… OF DEPARTMENT 2016 NOTICE 761 OF 2016 761 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger 40428 COMPETITION TRIBUNAL
NOTIFICATION OF DECISION TO APPROVE MERGER
The Competition Tribunal gives notice in terms of rule 35(5)(b)(ii) of the “Rules for the conduct of proceedings in the Competition Tribunal” as published in Government Gazette No. 22025 of 01 February 2001, that on 12 October 2016 it approved without conditions the merger between Growthpoint Healthcare Property Holdings Limited and Romed Properties Proprietary Limited in respect of the immovable property on which Hillcrest Private Hospital is located and the immovable property on which Gateway Private Hospital is located.
(CDM case no.: LM106Sep16)
The Chairperson Competition Tribunal
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ECONOMICNOTICE DEVELOPMENT ……… OF DEPARTMENT 2016 NOTICE 762 OF 2016 762 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger 40428 COMPETITION TRIBUNAL
NOTIFICATION OF DECISION TO APPROVE MERGER
The Competition Tribunal gives notice in terms of rule 35(5)(b)(ii) of the “Rules for the conduct of proceedings in the Competition Tribunal” as published in Government Gazette No. 22025 of 01 February 2001, that on 12 October 2016 it approved without conditions the merger between JMR Holdings Proprietary Limited and Transaction Capital Limited.
(CDM case no.: LM104Sep16)
The Chairperson Competition Tribunal
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT NOTINOTICECE ……… 763 OF OF 2016 2016 763 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger 40428 COMPETITION TRIBUNAL
NOTIFICATION OF DECISION TO APPROVE MERGER
The Competition Tribunal gives notice in terms of rule 35(5)(b)(ii) of the “Rules for the conduct of proceedings in the Competition Tribunal” as published in Government Gazette No. 22025 of 01 February 2001, that on 26 October 2016 it approved without conditions the merger between RMB Holdings Limited and Propertuity Development (Pty) Ltd.
(CDM case no.: LM095Aug16)
The Chairperson Competition Tribunal
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT NOTICENOTICE ……… 764 OF OF 2016 2016 764 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger 40428 COMPETITION TRIBUNAL
NOTIFICATION OF DECISION TO APPROVE MERGER
The Competition Tribunal gives notice in terms of rule 35(5)(b)(ii) of the “Rules for the conduct of proceedings in the Competition Tribunal” as published in Government Gazette No. 22025 of 01 February 2001, that on 12 October 2016 it approved without conditions the merger between Main Street 1440 Proprietary Limited and Smit Holdings SA Proprietary Limited and Main Street 1444 Proprietary Limited.
(CDM case no.: LM092Aug16)
The Chairperson Competition Tribunal
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT NOTICENOTICE ……… 765 OF OF 2016 2016 765 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger 40428 COMPETITION TRIBUNAL
NOTIFICATION OF DECISION TO APPROVE MERGER
The Competition Tribunal gives notice in terms of rule 35(5)(b)(ii) of the “Rules for the conduct of proceedings in the Competition Tribunal” as published in Government Gazette No. 22025 of 01 February 2001, that on 26 October 2016 it approved without conditions the merger between Main Street 1463 (Pty) Ltd and ACORP Gifts (Pty) Ltd.
(CDM case no.: LM118Sep16)
The Chairperson Competition Tribunal
ECONOMICNOTICE DEVELOPMENT ……… OF DEPARTMENT 2016 NOTICE 766 OF 2016 766 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger 40428 COMPETITION TRIBUNAL
NOTIFICATION OF DECISION TO APPROVE MERGER
The Competition Tribunal gives notice in terms of rule 35(5)(b)(ii) of the “Rules for the conduct of proceedings in the Competition Tribunal” as published in Government Gazette No. 22025 of 01 February 2001, that on 12 October 2016 it approved without conditions the merger between Growthpoint Healthcare Property Holdings Limited and Romed Properties Proprietary Limited in respect of the immovable property on which Hillcrest Private Hospital is located and the immovable property on which Gateway Private Hospital is located.
(CDM case no.: LM106Sep16)
The Chairperson Competition Tribunal
ECONOMICNOTICE DEVELOPMENT ……… OF DEPARTMENT2016 NOTICE 767 OF 2016 767 Competition Trubinal: Notification of decision to approve merger 40428 COMPETITION TRIBUNAL
NOTIFICATION OF DECISION TO APPROVE MERGER
The Competition Tribunal gives notice in terms of rule 35(5)(b)(ii) of the “Rules for the conduct of proceedings in the Competition Tribunal” as published in Government Gazette No. 22025 of 01 February 2001, that on 12 October 2016 it approved without conditions the merger between JMR Holdings Proprietary Limited and Transaction Capital Limited.
(CDM case no.: LM104Sep16)
The Chairperson Competition Tribunal
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT NOTICENOTICE ……… 768 OF OF 2016 2016 768 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger 40428 COMPETITION TRIBUNAL
NOTIFICATION OF DECISION TO APPROVE MERGER
The Competition Tribunal gives notice in terms of rule 35(5)(b)(ii) of the “Rules for the conduct of proceedings in the Competition Tribunal” as published in Government Gazette No. 22025 of 01 February 2001, that on 12 October 2016 it approved without conditions the merger between Pepkor Proprietary Limited and Southern View Finance SA Proprietary Limited and Van As & Associates Recoveries Proprietary Limited.
(CDM case no.: LM094Aug16)
The Chairperson Competition Tribunal
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT NOTICENOTICE ……… 769 OF OF 2016 2016 769 Competition Tribunal: Notification of decision to approve merger 40428 COMPETITION TRIBUNAL
NOTIFICATION OF DECISION TO APPROVE MERGER
The Competition Tribunal gives notice in terms of rule 35(5)(b)(ii) of the “Rules for the conduct of proceedings in the Competition Tribunal” as published in Government Gazette No. 22025 of 01 February 2001, that on 26 October 2016 it approved without conditions the merger between BASF SE, Germany and Rockwood Specialties Group GMBH, Germany and Chemetall U.S., Inc., USA.
(CDM case no.: LM093Aug16)
The Chairperson Competition Tribunal
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Independent Communications Authority of South Africa/ Onafhanklike Kommunikasie-owerheid van Suid-Afrika INDEPENDENT COMMUNICATIONS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA
NOTICE 770 OF 2016
770 Electronic Communications Act (36/2005): Application for transfer of licence from Zensho (Pty) Ltd to Octanox (Pty) Ltd 40428
2005) 2005) (ACT (ACT 2005 2005 OF OF 36 36 NO. NO. ELECTRONIC ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS ACT,
(PTY) (PTY) LTD TO ZENSHO ZENSHO LICENCE LICENCE FROM FROM OF OF APPLICATION APPLICATION TRANSFER TRANSFER FOR FOR
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Authority Authority hereby hereby "the "the ") ") ( ( of of Authority Authority Africa Africa South South The The Independent Independent Communications 1. 1.
Act Act No.36 No.36 of of the the Electronic Communications Act, of of terms terms section section 9(5) in in gives gives notice
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INDEPENDENT COMMUNICATIONS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA
NOTICE 771 OF 2016
771 Electronic Communications Act (36/2005): Applications for transfer of licences from Umoya Network Solutions (Pty) Ltd to Reflex Communications (Pty) Ltd 40428
NO.36 NO.36 (ACT (ACT ELECTRONIC ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS ACT, 2005 2005 OF 2005)
TRANSFER TRANSFER LICENCES LICENCES UMOYA UMOYA NETWORK OF OF FROM FROM FOR FOR APPLICATIONS APPLICATIONS
COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS (PTY) LTD LTD SOLUTIONS SOLUTIONS (PTY) REFLEX LTD LTD TO TO
of of hereby hereby South South Africa Authority "the "the ") ") ( ( The The Independent Communications Authority 1. 1.
of of Act Act Electronic Electronic Communications section section 9(5) of notice notice the the No.36 Act, Act, in in terms terms gives gives
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(Pty) (Pty) Ltd. Ltd. Communications Communications
for for Authority's Authority's decision applications applications The The copies of the licences the the the the and and 2. 2. on on reasons reasons
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Block Block Katherine Street during office Pinmill Pinmill Farm, hours. hours. 164 164 D, D,
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INDEPENDENT COMMUNICATIONS AUTHORITY OF SOUTH AFRICA
NOTICE 772 OF 2016
772 Electronic Communications Act (36/2004): Applications for the transfer of licences from Litmus Computer Solutions (Pty) Ltd to TWK Communications CC 40428
ELECTRONIC ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS ACT, ACT, 2005 (ACT 2005) 2005) OF OF 36 36 NO. NO.
APPLICATIONS APPLICATIONS TRANSFER TRANSFER LICENCES LICENCES LITMUS FOR FOR THE FROM FROM OF OF
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of of hereby hereby gives section notice notice in in of of terms terms the Electronic Communications 9(5) 9(5) Act,
for for of of Act Act that after applications applications amended, amended, considering the the 2005, 2005, No. No. 36 36 the the as as
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Electronic Electronic Communications Network Computer Computer Service Service licence from Litmus Litmus
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Sandton, Sandton, Block Pinmill Pinmill Farm, in in D, D, Katherine Katherine Street during office hours. hours. 164 164
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ACTING ACTING CHAIRPERSON
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Rural Development and Land Reform, Department of/ Landelike Ontwikkeling en Grondhervorming, Departement van DEPARTMENT OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND LAND REFORM NOTICE 773 OF 2016
773 Restitution of Land Rights Act (22/1994): Erf 2260 40428 GENERAL NOTICE IN TERMS OF THE RESTITUTION OF LAND RIGHTS ACT, 1994 (ACT No. 22 OF 1994)
Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 11(1) of the Restitution of Land Rights Act, 1994 (Act No. 22 of 1994), as amended, that a claim for the restitution of land rights has been submitted to the Regional Land Claims Commissioner for the Western Cape. The particulars regarding this claim are as follows:
Area : Eden District Municipality, Mossel Bay Local Municipality
Properties : Erf 2260
Claimants : Marjorie Cynthia Day o.b.o. descendants of Marjorie Achia Margaret Hermanus
Extent : Erf 2260 (594.81 m2)
Compensation : Financial
Reference number :D755 (KRK6/2/3/A/30/144/0/72)
The Commission on Restitution of Land Rights will investigate the claim in terms of provisions of the Act in due course. Any party who has an interest in the above- mentioned land is hereby invited to submit, within 60 days form the publication of this notice, any comments /information to:
The Regional Land Claims Commissioner: Western Cape 97 York Street Suite 33 Shamrock Place George 6530 Tel: 044`8740021 Fax: 044 *8740023
Mr. L.H. Maphutha Regional Land Claims Commissioner
APPROVED
DATE
CHECKED
DATE
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Trade and Industry, Department of/ Handel en Nywerheid, Departement van DEPARTMENTDEPARTMENT OF OF TRADE TRADE AND AND INDUSTRY INDUSTRY No. NOTICE 774 OF 2016 2016 774 Standards Act (8/2008): Standards matters 40428 STANDARDS ACT, 2008 STANDARDS MATTERS In terms of the Standards Act, 2008 (Act No. 8 of 2008), the Board of the South African Bureau of Standards has acted in regard to standards in the manner set out in the Schedules to this notice.
SCHEDULE 1: ISSUE OF NEW STANDARDS The following standards have been issued in terms of section 24(1)(a) of the Standards Act.
Standard No. Title, scope and purport and year SANS 15961-1:2016/ Information technology – Radio frequency identification (RFID) for item management: Data protocol –Part 1: ISO/IEC 15961-1:2013 Application interface. Focuses on the abstract interface between an application and the data processor, and includes the specification and definition of application commands and responses. Allows data and commands to be specified in a standardized way, independent of the particular air interface of ISO/IEC 18000. SANS 3001-AG9:2016 Civil engineering test methods – Part AG9: Determination of the Treton impact value for aggregates and gravels. Describes a method for determining the Treton impact value of a prepared aggregate or gravel sample, by measuring the fines passing a 2 mm sieve, generated by tamping the fraction of material passing a 20 mm sieve and retained on a 16 mm sieve with a 15 kg weight. SANS 19135-1:2016/ Geographic information – Procedures for item registration – Part 1: Fundamentals. Specifies procedures to be ISO 19135-1:2015 followed in establishing, maintaining, and publishing registers of unique, unambiguous, and permanent identifiers and meanings that are assigned to items of geographic information. Specifies elements that are necessary to manage the registration of these items. SANS 19160-1:2016/ Addressing – Part 1: Conceptual model. Defines a conceptual model for address information (address model), together ISO 19160-1:2015 with the terms and definitions that describe the concepts in the model. Lifecycle, metadata, and address aliases are included in the conceptual model. The model is presented in the Unified Modeling Language (UML). SANS 21101:2016/ Adventure tourism – Safety management systems – Requirements. Outlines the requirements of a safety management ISO 21101:2014 system for adventure tourism activity providers. SANS 54390:2016/ Fire test –- Large-scale room reference test for surface products. Specifies a test method to evaluate the reaction to EN 14390:2007 fire performance of building products. SANS 60364-7-712:2016/ Electrical installations of buildings – Part 7-712: Requirements for special installations or locations – Solar IEC 60364-7-712:2002 photovoltaic (PV) power supply systems. Specifies requirements for installation of PV power supply systems including systems with AC modules. SANS 60704-2-6:2016/ Household and similar electrical appliances – Test code for the determination of airborne acoustical noise – Part 2-6: IEC 60704-2-6:2012 Particular requirements for tumble dryers. Applies to single unit electric tumble dryers intended for placing on the floor against a wall, building in or placing under a counter, a kitchen work-top or under a sink, wall-mounting or mounting on a counter. SANS 61511-1:2016/ Functional safety – Safety instrumented systems for the process industry sector – Part 1: Framework, definitions, IEC 61511-1:2003 systems, hardware and software requirements. Gives requirements for the specification, design, installation, operation and maintenance of a safety instrumented system. SANS 61511-2:2016/ Functional safety – Safety instrumented systems for the process industry sector – Part 2: Guidelines for the application IEC 61511-2:2003 of IEC 61511-1. Provides guidance on the specification, design, installation, operation and maintenance of Safety Instrumented Functions and related safety instrumented system as defined in IEC 61511-1 (published in South Africa as an identical adoption under the designation SANS 61511-1).
SANS 62675:2016/ Secondary cells and batteries containing alkaline or other non-acid electrolytes – Sealed nickel-metal hydride IEC 62826:2014 prismatic rechargeable single cells. Specifies marking, designation, dimensions, tests and requirements for sealed nickel-metal hydride prismatic secondary single cells.
SANS 62826:2016/ Surface cleaning appliances – Floor treatment machines with or without traction drive, for commercial use – IEC 62826:2014 Methods of measuring the performance. Lists the characteristic performance parameters for walk-behind and ride-on floor scrubbers and sweepers and other floor cleaning machines in accordance with IEC 60335-2-72 (published in South Africa as an identical adoption under the designation SANS 60335-2-72).
SANS 301908-16:2016/ Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters (ERM); Base Stations (BS), Repeaters and User ETSI EN 301 908-16:2010 Equipment (UE) for IMT-2000 Third-Generation cellular networks; Part 16: Harmonized EN for IMT-2000, Evolved CDMA Multi-Carrier Ultra Mobile Broadband (UMB) (UE) covering the essential requirements of article 3.2 of the R&TTE Directive. Applies to User Equipment (also denoted as Mobile Stations or Access Terminals) radio type for Evolved CDMA Multi-Carrier Ultra Mobile Broadband (UMB) compliant with TIA-1121.001 [3].
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Standard No. Title, scope and purport and year SANS 301908-17:2016/ Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters (ERM); Base Stations (BS), Repeaters and User Equipment ETSI EN 301 908-17:2010 (UE) for IMT-2000 Third-Generation cellular networks; Part 17: Harmonized EN for IMT-2000, Evolved CDMA Multi-Carrier Ultra Mobile Broadband (UMB) (BS) covering the essential requirements of article 3.2 of the R&TTE Directive. Applies to Base Stations radio equipment type (also known as Access Networks) for Evolved CDMA Multi- Carrier Ultra Mobile Broadband (UMB) compliant with TIA-1121.001 [4]. SATR 61968-900:2016/ Application integration at electric utilities – System interfaces for distribution management – Part 900: Guidance for IEC/TR 61968-900:2015 implementation of IEC 61968-9. Serves as an application guide for the implementation of IEC 61968-9 (published in South Africa as an identical adoption under the designation SANS 61968-9. SATS 17021-5:2016/ Conformity assessment -Requirements for bodies providing audit and certification of management systems – Part 5: ISO/IEC TS 17021-5:2014 Competence requirements for auditing and certification of asset management systems. Specifies additional competence requirements for personnel involved in the certification process for asset management systems.
SCHEDULE 2: AMENDMENT OF EXISTING STANDARDS The following standards have been amended in terms of section 24(1)(a) of the Standards Act.
Standard No. Title, scope and purport and year ARP 013:2016 Rules for the structure and drafting of national standards. Specifies rules for the structure and drafting of documents (E.d 4) intended to become South African National Standards and other normative documents. Does not specify the typography and layout of published documents, which are determined by the formatting rules of the SABS Standards Division. SANS 199:2016 Shut-off valves for transportable, refillable liquefied petroleum gas cylinders. Consolidated edition incorporating (E.d 3.1) amendment No. 1. Amended to update the introduction, the scope, terms and definitions, the requirements for copper alloys and for valve outlet and inlet threads, to refer to bleed valves and screws, to update dimensional details for inlet and outlet connections and valve type tests, to clarify requirements to be tested, to change the annex on production testing and inspection (annex C) from informative to normative, and to update the bibliography. SANS 290:2016 Mineral insulating oils - Management of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) Covers requirements for the management (E.d 2) of dielectric fluid that contains PCBs, PCB-contaminated or pure PCB material, and other material that comes into contact with PCB fluid. SANS 340:2016/ Conveyor belts – Laboratory scale flammability characteristics – Requirements and test method. Specifies a method ISO 340:2013 for assessing, on a small scale, the reaction of a conveyor belt to an ignition flame source. (E.d 3) SANS 706:2016 Leather welting. Consolidated edition incorporating amendment No. 1. Amended to update referenced standards. (E.d 1.1) SANS 868-3-1:2016 Compression-ignition engine systems and machines powered by such engine systems, for use in mines and plants with (E.d 1.1) explosive gas atmospheres or explosive dust atmospheres or both – Part 3-1: Hazardous locations on surface – Basic explosion-protected engines. Consolidated edition incorporating amendment No. 1. Amended to update referenced standards. SANS 1056-3:2016 Ball valves Part 3: Light duty valves (not fire-safe). Consolidated edition incorporating amendment No. 5. Amended (E.d 2.5) to update referenced standards, requirements for compression fittings, connections, packaging and marking requirements. SANS 1520-1:2016 Flexible electric trailing cables for use in mines Part 1: cables with operating voltages of 640/1100 V and 1900/3300 (E.d 2) V. Covers the construction, materials, dimensions and electrical properties of low-voltage flexible electric trailing cables for use in mines. SANS 1661:2016/ Cord extension sets. Consolidated edition incorporating amendment No. 1. Amended to update referenced standards, (E.d 3.1) definitions and particular requirements, to remove the requirements for a thermal overload cut-out for three or more socket-outlets and renumber accordingly, and to add requirements for a daisy chain cord extension set and a thermal overload operating curve. SANS 1774:2016 Liquefied petroleum gases. Specifies requirements for liquefied petroleum gas mixtures intended primarily for use as (E.d 2) fuel in domestic, commercial and industrial installations where a fuel volatility between that of commercial propane and commercial butane is acceptable; for commercial propane intended primarily as fuel in installations which are designed to use a fuel of high volatility; and for commercial butane intended primarily as fuel in installations where fuel volatility is not necessarily a criterion. SANS 3000-2-2:2016 Railway safety management – Part 2-2: Requirements for systemic engineering and operational safety standards - (E.d 2) Track and associated civil infrastructure and installations. Describes the minimum requirements for track and associated civil infrastructure and installations for network operators, and where relevant, by train and station operators and other interested and affected parties to accomplish the required levels of safety and performance. SANS 5506:2016/ Tear resistance of rubber cable sheathing. Consolidated edition incorporating amendment No. 2. Amended to update (E.d 3.2) a referenced standard. SANS 6210:2016/ Domestic solar water heaters – Mechanical qualification tests. Consolidated edition incorporating amendment No. 1. (E.d 3.2) Amended to update stagnation test for collectors.
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Standard No. Title, scope and purport and year SANS 6281-3:2016/ Test methods for impregnated paper-insulated electric cables – Part 3: Tests on finished cable. Consolidated edition (E.d 2.1) incorporating amendment No. 1. Amended to update the referenced standard. SANS 9906:2016/ Rotodynamic pumps - Hydraulic performance acceptance tests – Grade 1, 2 and 3/ Specifies hydraulic performance ISO 9906:2012 tests for customers of rotodynamic pumps(centrifugal, mixed flow, and axial pumps, hereinafter "pumps") and three (E.d 2) levels of acceptance: grade 1B, 1E and 1U with tighter tolerance; grades 2b and 2U and with broader tolerance; grade 3B with even broader tolerance. SANS 11820:2016/ Reaction to fire tests for products – Non-combustibility test. Specifies a method of test for determining the non- ISO 1182:2010 combustibility performance, under specified conditions, of homogeneous products and substantial components of (E.d 2) non-homogeneous building products. SANS 19103:2016/ Geographic information – Conceptual schema language. Provides rules and guidelines for the use of a conceptual ISO 19103:2015 schema language within the context of geographic information. (E.d. 2) SANS 38500:2016/ Information technology – Governance of IT for the organization. Provides guiding principles for members of ISO/IEC 38500:2015 governing bodies of organizations (which can comprise owners, directors, partners, executive managers, or similar) (E.d 2) on the effective, efficient, and acceptable use of information technology (IT) within their organizations. SANS 60309-1:2012/ Plugs, socket-outlets and couplers for industrial purposes – Part 1: General requirements. IEC corrigendum 1. IEC 60309-1:2012 Corrected to move "125" to the line above on a current column series I on a table for connectable conductors (table (E.d 3.2 and IEC corr.1) 3). SANS 60670-21:2016/ Boxes and enclosures for electrical accessories for household and similar fixed electrical installations – Part 21: IEC 60670-21:2016 Particular requirements for boxes and enclosures with provision for suspension means. Consolidated edition (E.d 1.1) incorporating amendment No. 1. Amended to update the requirements for protection against electric shock and mechanical strength. SANS 60670-23:2016/ Boxes and enclosures for electrical accessories for household and similar fixed electrical installations – Part 23: IEC 60670-23:2016 Particular requirements for floor boxes and enclosures. Consolidated edition incorporating amendment No. 1. (E.d 1.1) Amended to update the scope and the requirements on classification, construction, resistance to ageing, protection against ingress of solid objects and harmful ingress of water, and requirements on mechanical strength. SANS 60730-1:2016/ Automatic electrical controls – Part 1: General requirements. Applies to automatic electrical controls for use in, on, IEC 60730-1:2013 or in association with equipment for household and similar use which may use electricity, gas, oil, solid fuel, solar (E.d 4) thermal energy, or a combination thereof. SANS 60968:2016 Self-ballasted lamps for general lighting services – Safety requirements. Specifies the safety and interchangeability (E.d 3) requirements, together with the test methods and conditions required to show compliance of tubular fluorescent lamps with integrated means for controlling starting and stable operation (self-ballasted fluorescent lamps). SANS 61851-24:2015/ Electric vehicle conductive charging system – Part 24: IEC corrigendum 1. Corrected to replace "less than 10 V" by IEC 61851:2014 "10 V or less", "less than 20 V" by "20 V or less" and "less than 5 A" by "5 A or less" on a figure on sequence (E.d 1 and IEC corr.1) diagram of d.c. charging control communication for system A (Figure A.1); to replace "0,11 kWh/bit" by "0,1 kWh/bit" and "1 % bit, 100 % (fixed)" by "1 %/bit (100 %: fixed)" in a table on exchanged parameter during d.c. charging control process between system A station and vehicle (1 of 4)(table A.2); reference to "Table A.1" by "Table A.2" in the clause on transmission (clause A.5.3); and to replace reference to "DIN 70121" by "DIN SPEC 70121" in the annex on digital communication for control of d.c. charging system C (Combined system) (clause C.1). SANS 62271-102:2013/ High-voltage switchgear and controlgear – Part 102: Alternating current disconnectors and earthing switches. IEC IEC 62271-102:2013 corrigendum 4. . Corrected to change the reference number in the subclause on rated mechanical terminal load (E.d 1.2 and IEC corr. 4) (subclause 4.103). SANS 62271-200:2012/ High-voltage switchgear and controlgear – Part 200: AC metal-enclosed switchgear and controlgear for rated IEC 62271-200:2011 voltages above 1 kV and up to and including 52 kV. IEC corrigendum 1 Corrected to replace the existing text on wet (E.d 3.2 and IEC corr.1) test procedure (subclause 6.2.2). SANS 62271-202:2014/ High-voltage switchgear and controlgear – Part 202: High-voltage/low-voltage prefabricated substation. IEC IEC 62271-202:2014 corrigendum 1. Corrected to replace figures on selection of tests on high voltage interconnections for class IAC-A (E.d 2.2 and IEC corr.1) (figure AA.6) and selection of tests on high voltage interconnections for class IAC-B (figure AA.7). SANS 62271-211:2014/ High-voltage switchgear and controlgear – Part 211: Direct connection between power transformers and gas- IEC 62271-211:2014 insulated metal-enclosed switchgear for rated voltages above 52 kV. IEC corrigendum 1. Corrected to replace figures (E.d 1.1 and IEC corr.1) on typical direct connection between power transformer and gas-insulated metal-enclosed switchgear (figure 1) and standard dimensions for typical direct connection between power transformer and gas-insulated metal-enclosed switchgear (figure 2).
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SCHEDULE 3: WITHDRAWAL OF STANDARDS In terms of section 24(1)(C) of the Standards Act, the following standards have been withdrawn.
Standard No. Title and year
SANS 33:2007 Equipment for use in industrial rope access work. (E.d 1.2)
SANS 10333-1:2006 Industrial rope access – Part 1: Worksite procedures. (E.d 1.1)
SANS 10333-3:2006 Industrial rope access – Part 3: Inspection, certification and management procedures for equipment. (E.d 1.1)
SCHEDULE 4: ESTABLISHMENT OR DISBANDMENT OF TECHNICAL COMMITTEES In terms of section 4(2) (l) the SABS has established the following technical committees:
Scope Technical Committee Title No.:
If your organization is interested in participating in these committees, please send an e-mail to [email protected] for more information. SCHEDULE 5: WITHDRAWAL OF INFORMATIVE AND NORMATIVE DOCUMENTS
In terms of section 24(5) of the Standards Act, the following documents have being considered withdrawn.
NONE
SCHEDULE 6: ADDRESSES OF SABS OFFICES The addresses of offices of the South African Bureau of Standards where copies of standards mentioned in this notice can be obtained, are as follows: 1. Gauteng head office, 1 Dr Lategan Road, Groenkloof, Private Bag X191, Pretoria 0001. 2. Western Cape Regional Office, SABS, Liesbeek Park Way, Rosebank, PO Box 615, Rondebosch 7701. 3. Eastern Cape Regional Office, SABS, 30 Kipling Road, cor. Diaz and Kipling Roads, Port Elizabeth, PO Box 3013, North End 6056. 4. KwaZulu-Natal Regional Office, SABS, 15 Garth Road, Waterfall Park, Durban, PO Box 30087, Mayville 4058. ______
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DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY NOTICE 775 OF 2016
775 International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa: Guidelines, Rules and Conditions Pertaining to Fabrics Imported 40428
INTERNATIONAL TRADE ADMINISTRATION COMMISSION OF SOUTH AFRICA
GUIDELINES, RULES AND CONDITIONS PERTAINING TO FABRICS IMPORTED IN TERMS OF REBATE ITEMS 320.01/5407.61/01.06, 320.01/5903.20.90/02.08 AND 320.01/5907.00.90/02.08 FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE
Interested parties are hereby invited to comment on the proposed amendments to the guidelines, rules and conditions pertaining to rebate items 320.01/5407.61/01.06, 320.01/5903.20.90/02.08 and 320.01/5907.00.90/02.08.For the convenience of all interested parties, the following guidelines in respect of the above proposed mentioned rebate items subject to publication are attached to this notice.The amendments to the guidelines, rules and conditions are highlighted in bold.
[Enquiries: Ms. Khosi Mzinjana, Tel: (012) 394 3664, Fax: (012) 394 4664, E-mail: [email protected] .]
Representation should be submitted to the above address within four (4) weeks of the date of this notice.
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INTERNATIONAL TRADE ADMINISTRATION COMMISSION
OF SOUTH AFRICA
GUIDELINES, RULES AND CONDITIONS PERTAINING TO FABRICS IMPORTED IN TERMS OF REBATE ITEMS 320.01/5407.61/01.06, 320.01/5903.20.90/02.08 AND 320.01/5907.00.90/02.08 FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE
Note: In terms of section 26 (4) of the International Trade Administration Act, 71 of 2002, the Commission may, inter alia, require an applicant to provide additional information in respect of the application. The conditions attached to and the information requested below reflects the minimum requirements, which ITAC would apply to evaluate an application under this rebate provision.
1. Applicants must register with South African Revenue Service (SARS) as users of rebate provision 320.01/5407.61/01.06;320.01/5903.20.90/02.08 and 320.01/5907.00.90/02.08 used for the manufacture of upholstered furniture, and they must acquaint themselves with the requirements of SARS.
2. Applications for permits must be addressed to the International Trade Administration Commission (ITAC), Private Bag X 753, Pretoria or delivered by hand to the DTI Campus, (Block E), 77 Meintjies Street, Sunnyside, Pretoria, 0002.
3. Applications for permits must be submitted according to the requirements as set out in the attached application form. If the space provided in the application form is insufficient, please use the format of the application form to submit the requested information.
4. Qualifying fabrics under rebate item 320.01 are as follows:
• 320.01/5407.61/01.06: Woven fabrics containing 85 per cent or more by mass of non-textured polyester filaments, in such quantities, at such times and subject to such conditions as the International Trade Administration Commission may allow by specific permit, for use in the manufacture of upholstered furniture classifiable in tariff heading 94.0.
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• 320.01/5903.20.90/02.08: Other textile fabrics commonly known as imitation leather laminated with polyurethane, in such quantities, at such times and subject to such conditions as the International Trade Administration Commission may allow by specific permit, for use in the manufacture of upholstered furniture classifiable in tariff heading 94.01.
• 320.01/5907.00.90/02.08: Textile fabrics commonly known as imitation leather backed with bonded leather, in such quantities, at such times and subject to such conditions as the International Trade Administration Commission may allow by specific permit, for use in the manufacture of upholstered furniture classifiable in tariff heading 94.01.
5. If all the information requested in the application form is not submitted, the application will be deemed to be deficient and the application will not be considered, and it will be returned to the applicant.
6. At least fourteen (14) working days should be allowed for the processing of applications and the issue of permits, provided that all necessary information which renders the application duly completed has been submitted to ITAC.
7. Each rebate permit issued defines the period during which the goods concerned can be cleared under the rebate. The period shall be for a calendar year, and commences on the date on which the permit was issued. The permit may be issued for a shorter period as requested by the applicant, or as decided upon by ITAC.
8. If an applicant intends to apply for a subsequent permit for which the period of validity should commence on the day after the expiry date of the permit issued in terms of paragraph 6, this must be clearly indicated in a new application. The application must be submitted to ITAC at least one month prior to the expiry date of the previous permit as permits cannot be issued with retrospective effect.
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9. Rebate permits issued will be subject to the following conditions and reciprocities:
9.1 There should be an intention by the applicant (s) to “manufacture end products as described in the rebate provision” to such an extent that there is a visible permanent change in the fabrics, and a change in tariff heading;
9.2 The applicant (s) must be able to prove that they have sufficient manufacturing capacity to process the volume of fabric internally for which it has applied for .ITAC will, if it deems this necessary, physically inspect the equipment and manufacturing process prior to the issue of a rebate permit, and at least 70 per cent of manufacturing must be done by the applicant and may not be outsourced;
9.3 The applicant must provide a formal letter on the applicant’s business letter head confirming that the applicant complies with labour laws, regulations and agreements gazetted by the Minister of Labour;
9.4 An applicant must, together with his application submit proof of registration and a Certificate of Compliance obtainable from the relevant Bargaining Council;
9.5 The applicant must submit a Tax Clearance Certificate;/ The applicant must provide ITAC with its current SARS electronic access PIN, in order to enable ITAC to verify full tax compliance status.
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9.6 The applicant must submit a letter of consent agreeing to transparency of information in that the following information may be shared with industry stakeholders [Texfed, Sustainable Cotton Cluster, etc]:
9.6.1 Name of applicant;
9.6.2 Contact details of applicant
9.6.3Technical description of fabric (i.e. weave type, width, weight, thread count; finish);
9.6.4 Volume applied for;
9.6.5 Units of end product to be manufactured from imported subject fabrics
9.7 The applicant(s) need to consult with the local manufactures of upholstery furniture fabric and industry associations to confirm if the domestic industry is able to supply a reasonable quantity of fabrics as required.
9.8 Applications must be accompanied by proof of engagements with local furniture fabric manufacturers with a view of developing and sourcing the fabrics locally.
9.9 The applications must be accompanied by a sample of fabrics to be imported which will then be sent to the Textile Federation (Texfed), Southern African Sustainable Textile and Apparel Cluster (SASTAC) and known local manufacturers, for confirmation of the local availability of the fabrics to be imported under rebate.
9.10 ITAC can request the local manufacturers and/or any relevant institution /the industry association to respond within 14 working days of their request. Should the local manufacturers of upholstered furniture fabrics not be able to supply the quantity requested, the applicant(s) need to obtain a confirmation letter stating that the domestic industry is not able to supply. The original letter needs to be submitted with the application form.
9.11 If the local manufacture refuses to provide such a confirmation letter, ITAC will write a letter to it informing it of the application and requesting it to confirm the
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domestic industry’s production and production capacity. The manufacturer will then be allowed seven (7) working days to respond to this letter. Should the manufacturer respond within the seven (7) working days period, the information provided will be taken into account during the decision making process; and
9.12 Should, after receipt of the manufacturer’s response, or in the absence of such, information be available that reflects that the manufacturer is reasonably unable to supply the quality and quantity of fabrics required, ITAC will be able to issue a permit without , or despite, the required letter of confirmation by the manufacturer.
9.13 As a rebate provision is considered for the purpose of providing relief to domestic producers that may experience injurious import pressures, support will be tied to conditions related to economic performance over time and may be reviewed after a specific period.
9.14 The applicant must commit, inter alia, to the creation of employment and provide in each permit the number of jobs it expects to create annually as a result of the rebate permit granted to it. The applicant must submit to ITAC an annual report on its job creation performance.
9.15 Applicants are required to keep verifiable records of end product manufactured under rebate and sold by, size and volume for each category.
9.16 ITAC reserves the right to conduct an audit on the usage (meters/kg of fabric imported under rebate against unit of end products produced) of the rebate facility by rebate holders.
10. Applicants making use of Cut Make and Trim (CMT) should attach the following information:
a) Name of the CMT; b) Tax Clearance Certificate; c) Certificate of Compliance obtainable for the Bargaining Council;
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d) Job profile of the CMT; e) Provide ITAC with production volumes to be carried out by the CMT
The applicant should note that manufacturing by the CMT should not exceed 30 per cent of its own manufacturing volume as indicated in a permit issued by ITAC.
11. The applicant should take responsibility of all compliance issues, as non- compliance will result in appropriate steps being taken.
12. Rebate permits may not be transferred in any manner by the holder thereof to any other person, or be used to the benefit of any person, not named in the permits.
13. Any request for an amendment to a rebate permit must be forwarded to ITAC for consideration. Amendments will only be considered in the following instances:
a) Error by ITAC on permit; b) Error by applicant regarding the product description or tariff subheading. This will only be processed if the request is accompanied by a confirmation from SARS in this regard.
14. Should any party misplace a permit, the applicant should submit an affidavit on a company letterhead endorsed by a Commissioner of Oaths, stating that the permit was lost and the circumstances surrounding loss of such permit. ITAC may, on the facts furnished, exercise its discretion to issue a new permit that replaces the lost permit. Should the lost permit be found the applicant must return such permit to ITAC.
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15. Extension of the one year period from which the permit is valid may be granted. Extensions will only be granted where the relevant permit has not expired, and in the view of ITAC, good cause warrants extension of such permit. Such discretion shall lie solely with ITAC. Extensions will only be permitted for a period up to 3 months and the party applying for the extension must submit a letter and supporting documents to ITAC, furnishing reasons and good cause for the extension.
16. Non-compliance to the conditions of permits:
If a prima facie case is established that any condition of a permit issued, in terms of this rebate provision is not complied with, the consignment in terms of which the rebate was used can be seized by ITAC and the rebate permit will be temporarily suspended while ITAC conducts an investigation. If its established that non-compliance took place, appropriate steps will be take. These steps will be taken in terms of the International Trade Administration Act and the Customs and Excise Act will be taken and that can include, criminal charges, withdrawal of the permit or permits concerned and/or the rejection of future applications for permits.
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INTERNATIONAL TRADE ADMINISTRATION COMMISSION OF SOUTH AFRICA
APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT IN TERMS OF REBATE ITEMS
320.01/5407.61/01.06; 320.01/5903.20.90/02.08; 320.01/5907.00.90/02.08
FOR REBATE OF DUTY ON QUALIFYING FABRICS USED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF UPHOLSERED FURNITURE.
APPLICATION FORM
BEFORE COMPLETING THIS FORM, PLEASE ACQUIANT YOURSELF WITH THE GUIDELINES AND CONDITIONS PERTAINING TO THIS REBATE ITEMS
320.01/5407.61/01.06; 320.01/5903.20.90/02.08; 320.01/5907.00.90/02.08
FOR REBATE OF THE DUTY ON FABRICS USED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE.
NB: ALL INFORMATION REQUESTED SHOULD BE FURNISHED
1 (a). Applicant’s name and postal address: 1(b). Physical address where manufacturing will take place:
Contact Person:...... Position:...... Address:...... Tel No.:...... Fax No:...... Date completed:...... Email add:...... VAT Registration No:...... SARS Importer Registration No:...... (No application for this rebate provision will be considered for applicants utilising the “unallocated importers reference number i.e, 70707070)
2 (a) In the event that the applicant will make use of services of the CMT, provide the details of the CMT as indicated in paragraph 1
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2 (b) List the products that will be manufactured by the CMT and volumes to be produced.
3 (a). Technical description of the FABRICS that will be imported:
1...... 2...... 3...... 4......
3 (b). Furnish the following information in respect of each of the FABRICS mentioned in 3 (a)
I 2 3 4 5 6 Product HS Tariff Duty Estimated Customs Country Planned code (8-‐ payable quantity (f.o.b) of origin date of digits) Value importation 1. 2. 3. 4.
4 (a). Description of the products that will be manufactured from the fabrics described in 3(a)
...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 4 (b) Furnish the following information in respect of each of the products mentioned in 4(a):
1 2 3 Product HS Tariff code Quantity to be Estimated sales 8-‐ digits processed value (ex-‐factory)
1. 2. 3. 4.
5. Describe the method of manufacturing of products mentioned in 4(a)
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6. Furnish the following information in respect of the value of total sales in the Southern African Customs Union (SACU) as well as exports for the past three years in respect of the products mentioned in 3(a):
Year Product HS Tariff code Total Sales Total export (8 – digits) (in SACU) sales
6(a) Are the goods/materials/components to be imported (as mentioned in 3(a) manufactured locally?
YES NO
6(b) Why do you have to import the goods/materials/components? (This information is for record purposes only). (Please submit letters from manufacturers as proof of efforts made to obtain the fabrics locally)
7. Provide information pertaining to the number of jobs the firm will create annually as a result of the rebate. (Submit with the application a letter signed by the Chief Executive Officer to provide a quarterly report on job creation performance)
8. State the increased economic benefits that can be realised subsequent to being granted tariff relief, by completing the table below:
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Reciprocity commitments
Should the support be given No. items year 1 year 2 year 3 1 Expected total production volume (Kg/li/unit) 2 Expected ex-‐factory selling price/per (Kg/li/unit) 3 Expected total investment (Rm) Plant & Machinery Buildings 4 Supply side measures (Rm) Research and development Skills development and training Upgrading machinery & equipment. Other (list) 5 Expected total export Volume (Kg/li/units) Value (R) 6 Expected total Employment Skilled • Youth (18-‐35) Semiskilled • Youth (18-‐35) Unskilled • Youth (18-‐35) Total direct factory workers • Youth (18-‐35) 7 Expected total wage (R) Skilled • Youth (18-‐35) Semiskilled • Youth (18-‐35) Unskilled • Youth (18-‐35) Total direct factory workers • Youth (18-‐35)
9. Give an assessment (consumer benefit or downstream benefit to a specific industry) of how your cost and price structure would be affected should the permit application succeed. To what extent will your firm's selling price for the product be influenced should the permit application be successful?
10. How do you support or plan to support the participation in manufacturing and related activities by small businesses, black-owned or black-managed enterprises and Common Customs Area supply chains?
11. Submit with the application a letter signed by the Chief Executive Officer to provide an annual report on reciprocity commitments made in paragraph 8.
12. Name of Chief Executive Officer:...... Tel No:...... Fax No:......
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DECLARATION IN RESPECT OF AN APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT FOR REBATE OF DUTY ON TEXTILE FABRIC USED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF UPHOLSERED FURNITURE IN TERMS OF REBATE PROVISIONS 320.01/5407.61/01.06; 320.01/5903.20.90/02.08 AND 5907.00.90/02.08 OF SCHEDULE 3 TO THE CUSTOMS AND EXCISE ACT, 1964,
NB: The obligation to complete and submit this declaration cannot be transferred to an external authorized representative, auditor or any other third party acting on behalf of the claimant
I, ………………………………………………………………….... (full names) with identity number ………………………………………., in my capacity as – managing director/chief executive (in respect of a company) or senior member/ person with management responsibility (close corporation, partnership or individual)
(Delete whichever is not applicable)
of…………………………………………………………………………………. (hereinafter referred to as the applicant) hereby declare that –
a) the applicant complies with prescribed requirements in order to qualify for rebate in terms of the above- mentioned rebate provision; b) I have satisfied myself that the preparation of the application has been done in conformity with the guidelines and requirements in respect of the above-mentioned rebate provision, with which I have fully acquainted myself and to which I unconditionally agree to; c) I accept that the decision by the Chief Commissioner: International Trade Administration will be final and conclusive and that the said Chief Commissioner may at any time conduct or order that an investigation to verify information furnished in the application form, be conducted; d) The information furnished in this application is true and correct; e) The applicant or any one of its associates, or related party is not subject of an investigation by either the South African Police, the Office for Serious Economic Offences, International Trade Administration, or the Commissioner for South African Revenue Services (SARS) into previous claims or other related matters.
NAME: ……………………………… DESIGNATION: ………………......
SIGNATURE: ……………………… DATE AND YEAR: ……………………..
I CERTIFY THAT THE DEPONENT HAS ACKNOWLEDGED THAT HE KNOWS AND UNDERSTANDS THE CONTENTS OF THIS AFFIDAVIT, AND THAT HE HAS NO OBJECTION TO TAKING THE PRESCRIBED OATH, AND THAT HE CONSIDERS THIS OATH TO BE BINDING ON HIS CONSCIENCE.
SIGNED and SWORN to before me at …………………………………… on this ………. Day of …………………………….. Year.
…………………………………………..
COMMISSIONER OF OATHS
FULL NAMES:......
CAPACITY :…………………………………….
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Transport, Department of/ Vervoer, Departement van DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT NOTICE 776 OF 2016
776 Road Accident Fund Act (56/1996): Members appointed to the board of the Road Accident Fund 40428 449transport
Department: Transport REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
MEMBERS APPOINTED TO THE BOARD OF THE ROAD ACCIDENT FUND
The Road Accident Fund is a national public entity established for the purpose of paying compensation in accordance with the provisions of the Road Accident Fund Act, 1996 (Act No. 56 of 1996) as amended, for loss or damage wrongfully caused by the driver of a motor vehicle within the Republic of South Africa.
The RAF Act makes provision for the appointment of the Board, whose powers and functions, amongst others, are to ensure that the Fund strives for the achievement of the objects stipulated in the Act and exercise overall authority and control over the financial position, operation and management of the Fund.
The Minister, hereby publishes in terms of section 10(9A) the names and the areas of expertise of members appointed in the Gazette. These members were appointed with effect from 1 October 2016 for a period of three years. The names are listed below-
NAME AREA OF EXPERTISE
Dr Ntuthuko Bhengu Finance, health service provision
Mr Dawood Coovadia Auditing
Mr Patrick Masobe Social security /Economics
Dr Lungelwa Linda Medical service provision
Ms Refiloe Mokoena Legal
Dr Lungelwa Linda Medical service provision
Mr Ahmed Pandor IT governance
Dr Terrence Omdutt Kommal Medical Service Provision Dr Maria Claudina Du Toit Legal /governance
Ms Lusanda Unathi Zisiwe Rataemane Clinical Psychologist Ms Mala Somaru Officer in the DoT designated by the Director - General
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT NOTICE 777 OF 2016
777 National Railway Safety Regulator Act (16/2002): Notice on the appointment of members to the Board of the Railway Safety Regulator (RSR) 40428 trans orr Oh P Department: Transport REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
NOTICE ON THE APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS TO THE BOARD OF THE RAILWAY SAFETY REGULATOR (RSR)
The Railway Safety Regulator is a national public entity established in terms of the National Railway Safety Regulator Act, 2002 (Act No. 16 of 2002). Its mandate is to oversee andpromotesaferailwayoperationsthroughappropriatesupport, monitoring and enforcement, guided by an enabling regulatory framework, including regulations and safety standards.
The Regulator has a Board, whose function is to ensure that the Regulator strives to achieve the objectives described in the Act and exercise general control over the performance of the functions of the Regulator.
In terms of section 8(7a) of the Act, the Minister of Transport hereby publishes the following names of the Non -Executive members appointed to the Board of the Railway Safety Regulator (RSR), for a period of three (3) years with effect from 1 November 2016 -
Ms Khulekelwe Mbonambi, Ms Ntombizine Mbiza, Mr Andre Harrison, Mr Tibor Szane (Dept. of Labour ex- officio), and Major -General Willem Venter; and
Dr Nomusa Zethu Qunta(Chairperson) and Mr Boy Johannes Nobunga (Deputy Chairperson), Mr Zacharia Mosothoane (SATAWU nominee), Mr Christiaan Johan de Vos (FEDUSA nominee),Major -GeneralMichael Monashi Motlhala (ex- officio member representing the Dept. of Police), Mr Ngwako Makaepea (ex- officio representing the DoT) and Ms Hilda Thamaga Thopola
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT NOTICE 778 OF 2016
778 Air Service Licensing Act (115/1990): Application for the grant or amendment of domestic air service licence DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT40428 AIR SERVICE LICENSING ACT, 1990 (ACT NO.llS OF 1990) APPLICATION FOR THE GRANT OR AMENDMENT OF DOMESTIC AIR SERVICE LICENCE
Pursuant to the provisions of section 15 (1) (b) of Act No. 115 of 1990 and Regulation 8 of the Domestic Air Regulations,1991, it is hereby notified for general information that the application detail of which appear in the appendix, will be considered by the Air Service Licensing Council. Representation in accordance with section 15 (3) of the Act No.l15 of 1990 in support of, or in position, an application, should reach the Air Service Licensing Council. Private Box X 193, Pretoria, 0001, within 21 days of date of the publication thereof.
APPENDIX I (A) Full name and trade name of the applicant. (B) Full business or residential address of the applicant. (C) Class of licence applied for. (D) Type of air service to which application applies. (E) Category of aircraft to which application applies.
(A) Look Up Productions CC. (B) 148 Industrial Road, Cnr Koevoet Place Kya Sand, Randburg, 2193. (C) Class TIL (D) Type G3, G4 & G16 (RPAS Ops). (E) Category A4, HI & H2.
(A) Skytime Productions (Pty) Ltd; Skytime Productions. (B) 69 Warwick Road, West Besach, Cape Town, 7441. (C) Class III. (D) Type G4 & G 16 (RPAS Operations) (E) Category A4 &H 1.
(A) D and CDS Sky-I (Pty) Ltd; Sky-i. (B) 20 Regency Drive, Route 21, Corporate Park, Irene, 0157. (C) Class III. (D) Type G3, G4, G8, GlO & Gl6 (RPAS Ops). (E) Category A4, HI &H2. APPENDIX II (A) Full Name and trade name of the applicant. (B) Full business or residential address the applicant. (C) The Class and number of license in respect of which the amendment is sought (D) Type of air service and the amendment thereto which is being applied for (E) Category of aircraft and the amendment thereto which is being applied for. (F) Amendment reffered to in section14(2) (b) to I.
(A) Caelum Technologies (Pty) Ltd. (B) East London Airport, Hangar 2, West Line Aviation, East London, General Aviation Area. (C) Class lll; G1245D. (D) Type G3, G4 & G16 (RPAS Ops). (E) Category A4. Adding category H1.
(A) Heli-X Charters (Pty) Ltd. (B) Signature Building, Beechcraft Road, General Aviation Area, Cape Town International Airport. (C) Class II & III; Nl l89D & G1 190D. (D) Type N I, N2, G2, G3, G4 & G 16 (RP AS Ops). (E) Category H2. Changes to the Management Plan: Mrs K Mare replaces Mr Cleatt as the Chief Executive Officer & Mr Charles Enever replaces Mr P Vosloo as the Responsible Person: Aircraft, addition of type G5, Gil & G16 (RPAS Ops) & addition of category H 1.
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Board Notices • Raadskennisgewings
BOARD NOTICE 176 OF 2016
176 South African Council for the Architectural Profession Act (44/2000): Disciplinary hearing of Wayne Michael du Plessis, Registration No: T1248 40428 SOUTH AFRICAN COUNCIL FOR THE ARCHITECTURAL PROFESSION
Publication in terms of section 32(5) of the South African Council for the Architectural Profession Act No 44 of 2000 (“The Act”) of the finding and sanction imposed by the Disciplinary Tribunal at a disciplinary hearing held on 23 August 2016 at 1st Floor Lakeside Place, Corner Ernest Oppenheimer and Queen Street, Bruma, into alleged improper conduct of a registered person.
Name of Person: Wayne Michael du Plessis
Registration Number: T1248
Nature of the offence
Guilty of contravention of Rule 4.1 of the Code of Professional Conduct for registered persons promulgated under Board Notice 154 of 2009, Government Gazette No 32731 of 27 November 2009.
Sanction:
Mr Wayne Michael du Plessis is fined R1 600.00 (One thousand six hundred rand) in terms of section 32 (3) (a) (ii) of the Architectural Profession Act (Act No. 44 of 2000).
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177 South African Council for the Architectural Profession Act (44/2000): Nature of the offence 40428 SOUTH AFRICAN COUNCIL FOR THE ARCHITECTURAL PROFESSION
Publication in terms of section 32(5) of the South African Council for the Architectural Profession Act No 44 of 2000 (“The Act”) of the finding and sanction imposed by the Disciplinary Tribunal at a disciplinary hearing held on 23 August 2016 at 1st Floor Lakeside Place, Corner Ernest Oppenheimer and Queen Street, Bruma, into alleged improper conduct of a registered person.
Name of Person: Michael Meudane
Registration Number: D1391
Nature of the offence
Guilty of contravention of Rule 1.1, 2.1 and 4.1 of the Code of Professional Conduct for registered persons promulgated under Board Notice 154 of 2009, Government Gazette No 32731 of 27 November 2009.
Sanction:
Mr Michael Meudane is fined R7 000.00 (Seven thousand rand) in terms of section 32 (3) (a) (ii) of the Architectural Profession Act (Act No. 44 of 2000).
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FINANCIAL SERVICES BOARD BOARD NOTICE 178 OF 2016
178 Financial Markets Act, 2012: Proposed draft directive on the establishment and implementation of cooperative arrangements between licensed market infrastructures 40428 FINANCIAL MARKETS ACT, 2012
PROPOSED DRAFT DIRECTIVE ON THE ESTABLISHMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF COOPERATIVE ARRANGEMENTS BETWEEN LICENSED MARKET INFRASTRUCTURES
I, Dube Phineas Tshidi, Registrar of Securities Services, hereby invite the public to comment on the second proposed draft Directive on the Establishment and Implementation of Cooperative Arrangements between Licensed Market Infrastructures.
On 11 March 2016, the Registrar of Securities Services published for public comment a proposal for a Directive on Implementing Interoperable and Cooperative Relationships between Market Infrastructures accompanied by an Explanatory Memorandum.
Comments from stakeholders were subsequently received and a second draft of the proposed directive was developed.
This directive aims to foster a culture of cooperation and collaboration among Licensed Market Infrastructures and to encourage the development of mutually agreeable approaches for the exercise of execution of trades and to facilitate the clearing and settlement of executed trades.
The proposed draft directive has been published on the FSB website(www.fsb.co.za).
The closing date for the comments period ends on 19 December 2016.
Please send your comments to the following e-mail addresses:Michael.Kabai(afsb.co.za or Kgomotso.Malefe(äìfsb.co.za
fSN D P TSHIDI REGISTRAR OF SECURITIES SERVICES
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Warning!!!
To all suppliers and potential suppliers of goods to the Government Printing Works
The Government Printing Works would like to warn members of the public against an organised syndicate(s) scamming unsuspecting members of the public and claiming to act on behalf of the Government Printing Works.
One of the ways in which the syndicate operates is by requesting quotations for various goods and services on a quotation form with the logo of the Government Printing Works. Once the official order is placed the syndicate requesting upfront payment before delivery will take place. Once the upfront payment is done the syndicate do not deliver the goods and service provider then expect payment from Government Printing Works.
Government Printing Works condemns such illegal activities and encourages service providers to confirm the legitimacy of purchase orders with GPW SCM, prior to processing and delivery of goods.
To confirm the legitimacy of purchase orders, please contact:
Renny Chetty (012) 748-6375 ([email protected]),
Anna-Marie du Toit (012) 748-6292 ([email protected]) and
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