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Other I&AP's Kwa-Zulu Natal State organs Contact person Postal Email Tel No. Fax KwaZulu-Natal Department of Lakeview Terrace Babados St 5th Agriculture, Environmental Floor, ABSA Building, Richards [email protected]. Affairs and Rural Development Muzi Mdamba Bay 3900 za 035 780 6844 / 082 8222 582 Department of Agriculture, Forestry & Fisheries Kwa-Zulu Natal Mrs Zanele Linda [email protected] 88 Joe Slovo Street, 727 Department of Water Affairs Kwa- Chief Director: KZN Mr A. Southern Life Building, Durban Zulu Natal Starkey 4001 [email protected] 031 336 2862 Department of Mineral Private Bag X 54307, DURBAN, Resources, Kwa-Zulu Natal Deputy Director Environment 4000 (031) 335 9600 Senior General Manager: Transportation Kwa-zulu Natal Department of InfrastructureMr Simphiwe Private Bag X 9043 Simphiwe.Nkosi@kzntransp Transport Nkosi Pietermaritzburg 3200 ort.gov.za 033 355 8633 South African Heritage Resources [email protected] Agency Mr Phillip Hine 021 462 4502 Head Integrated Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife Environmental Planning P.O.Box 13052 Cascades 3202 033 845 1997 Municipalities Kwa-Zulu Natal Municipal Manager , Mr Jozini municipality Private Bag X Jozini Municipality Bongumusa Ntuli 028 Jozini [email protected] 035 572 1292 Municipal Manager , Mr [email protected] The Big 5 False Bay Mfundiso Archie Mngadi a 035 562 0040 Director: Town planning: Mr Hlabisa Municipality FN Zikhali PO Box 387, HLABISA, 3937 [email protected] 072 011 9093 PO Box 52, MTUBATUBA, [email protected] Mtubatuba Municipality Mr Sangile Cele 3935 g.za 035 550 0069 Municipal Manager: Mr Mandla P O Box 96, Kwambonambi Mbonambi Municipality Hendrick Nkosi 3915 035 5801421 Deputy Manager: Infrastructure and technical Private Bag X 1004, City ofUmhlathuze service: Mr S Mdakane Richardsbay 3900 035 907 5000 Municipal Manager: Mrs Uphongolo local Municipality Fatima Jardim P.O. Box 191, Pongola 3170 034-413 1223 DISTRICT MUNICIPALITIES UMKHANYAKUDE Ditrict The Municipal Manager: Mr S Municipality Mathobela [email protected] 035 573 8600 The Municipal Manager: Mr JH Private Bag X 76 Ulundi Zululand District Municipality De Klerk 3838 035 874 5500 The Municipal Manager: Mr Private Bag X 1025 Richards Uthungu District Municipality Mandla Nkosi Bay 3900 035 799 2500 OTHER ORGANISATIONS / PARASTATALS Telkom To be confirmed Head of Conservation Science : Endangered Wildlife Trust Dr Harriet Davies-Mostert [email protected] Chairperson: Dr Peter pgoodman@conservation- KZN Wetland Forum Goodman solutions.org 076 218 4834 Land Development Manager: Eskom Louise Human P.O.Box 579 Nelspruit 1200 083 233 6727 Northern Region: 012 Environment: Mpati Mokoa 348 1512 and Eastern and the Northern and Eastern Region : 033 386 6284 SANRAL Regional Managers [email protected] 012 844 8000 Farmers Associations, Kwa-Zulu Natal Mr David Davidson [Zenith Box 99 Kwambonambi 3915 Kwambonambi FA Estates] [email protected] Umfolozi FA Mr Chris Rattray [email protected] 083 251 6508 Other I&AP's Nseleni Nurseries [KZN] [email protected] contacted 4/7 no answer can not leave Mr T van Eerden [KZN] [email protected] 082 330 5888 msg Mr Andrè Meyer Rivermill Restaurant [KZN] P.O.Box 65 Riverview 3935 [email protected] 035 550 0178 Mr Frans van der Walt QS 2000 Plus P.O.Box 10376 Meerensee 3901 [email protected] 035 550 0178 / 082 460 0875 Mr Peter Freese [KZN] P.O.Box 100 Kwambonambi 3915 [email protected] 035 580 1519 / 083 626 5463 Mr David Davidson Zenith Estates CC [email protected] Dr Heinz Kohrs Pongola Private Game Reserve [email protected] kwamboconservancy@gmai Murray Wilson Browne Kwambo Conservancy l.com 035 580 4220 Coleford Castanet Landgoed [email protected] P.O.Box 30219 Richards Bay Mr JG Rademan 3900 [email protected] 083 228 7280 P.O.Box 50070 Richards Bay Mr P.J. Du Plessis 3900 P.O.Box 101675 Meerensee Mr A Kruger Richards Bay 3900 Property owner near [email protected] Mr Michael Bird Hluhluwe .za 083 658 9886 Tribal Authorities 330 Langalibalele (Longmarket) Kwa-Zulu Natal Provincial House Acting Senior General Street Natalia Building of Traditional Leaders Manager Mr BP Nyandu Pietermaritzburg 3201 035 874 2865.
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