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Updated Dinaledi Namelist 2008-11-26 DINALEDI NAMELIST Province SCHOOL National EMIS No Exam Centre No DISTRICT Contact Principal Physical Address Postal Address (Set 2 Schools only) EC BISHO HIGH SCHOOL 200200044 519076 KWT Mrs BPP Majerman(acting) No.2 Main Road P.O. Box 2 Tel: 040 639 2662 Bisho Bisho Fax: 040 639 2662 5605 5605 Cell:072 625 5162 EC BIZANA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 200400042 105013 Bizana Mr D Phepu ERF 762 Near St Patrick’s P/Bag X616 Tel: 039 251 0384 Hospital Bizana Fax: 039 251 0542 /0384 Bizana Port St John Cell: 083 402 3838 4800 4800 EC BULELANI SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 200600076 307002 Q/town Mr S A Silo 1947 Zone 2 P.O. Box 278 Tel: 047 873 2669 Ezibeleni Ezibeleni Fax:047 873 2669 5326 5326 EC BYLETTS SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 200200072 518001 EL Mr C M Pongoma Cintsa East P/Bag X9067 Tel: 043 738 5100 East London Cintsa Fax: 043 738 5135 5200 East London Cell: 083 241 0011 5200 Cell: 083 761 1762 Email:[email protected] EC CANGCI COMPREHENSIVE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 200501456 105023 Bizana Mr A Z Njomi Amampisi A/A P.O. Box 210460 Tel: 039 251 3218 Bizana Bizana Fax: 039 251 3218 4800 4800 Cell: 082 597 7769 EC COLOSA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 200300051 415018 Ms LL Bingwa Colosa A/A P/Bag X1285 Fax: 047 489 1390(ct) Dutywa Dutywa Cell: 073 160 8428 5000 5000 EC DOUGLAS MBOPA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 200100177 622067 Mr N F Bottoman 1 Matanzima Street P.O. Box 170 Tel: 041 469 1135 Motherwell Swartkop Fax: 041 469 2817 Port Elizabeth 6210 Cell: 083 493 6946/082 702 9451 6210 EC FUNDA HIGH SCHOOL 200600206 307044 Mr M T Melamane 1165 Zone 1 P.O. Box 274 Tel: 040-841-0720 Ekuphumuleni Whittlesea Fax: 040-841-0720 Whittlesea 5360 Cell: 083-669-5930 5360 EC HOLY CROSS HIGH SCHOOL 200400272 210016 Mrs MJ Betela 101 Chief Jojo Drive P.O. Box 396 Tel: 047 537 0956 Southridge Park Mthatha Fax: 047 537 0956 Mthatha 5011 Cell: 082 430 5457 5011 Email:[email protected] EC J S SKENJANA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 200300153 415020 Mr S Matta Guido Street P/Bag X1320 Tel: 073-210-1158 Dutywa Dutywa Cell: 083 703 0893 5000 5000 Fax: 047-489-1390 Cell: Deputy L Msengana 082 477 0458 / 072 724 5734 E-mail: [email protected] EC KHWEZI LOMSO COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL 200100384 622024 Mrs C Behrent Johnson Road P.O. Box 14154 Tel: 041 464 1326 Zwide Sidwell Fax: 041 464 3149 6201 6061 Cell:074 354 9365 Cell: 084 651 0199 /084 711 1888 E-mail: [email protected] EC LEHANA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 200501358 124027 Mr IM Makhabane Tsekong Location P.O. Box 45 Fax: 039 257 0045(District office) Castle Rocks A/A Mount Fletcher Cell: 072 119 6510/083 475 6475 Mount Fletcher 4770 4770 EC MARIA LOUW HIGH SCHOOL 200600441 307021 Mr R Smith Scholars Walk P.O. Box 393 Tel: 045 854 7626 Victoria park Queenstown Tel/Fax: 045 854 7658 Queenstown 5320 Cell: 076 404 9541 5319 Cell: Mr Lentoor 084 616 1905 EC MARIAZELL HIGH SCHOOL 200500582 103014 Mr SK Lebenya Mariazell Mission P.O. Box 68 Tel: 039 256 5738 Ongeluk Area Matatiele Fax: 039 256 5742 Moshesh A/A 4730 Cell:083 271 4070 Matatiele Cell: 083 528 4502/ 4730 EC MGEZWA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 200500664 104028 Mr D A Mlakalaka Nkunzimbini A/A P.O. Box 367 Tel: 039 253 7876 Lusikisiki Lusikisiki Fax: 039 253 7876 4820 4820 Cell: 083 721 0866 EC MOUNT FRERE SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 200500787 102007 Mrs M M Luhabe 363 Main Street P.O. Box 208 Tel: 039 255 0153 Mount Frere Mount Frere Fax: 039 255 0810 5090 5090 Cell: 083 712 7978 Email:[email protected] EC NCUNCUZO COMBINED SCHOOL 200600552 414035 Mrs LP Memani Mandlaneni A/A P.O. Box 291 Tel: 083 685 1725 Comfimvaba Comfimvaba Fax: 047 874 0442 5380 5380 Cell: 073 700 4522 Page 1 of 34 2008-11-26 DINALEDI NAMELIST Province SCHOOL National EMIS No Exam Centre No DISTRICT Contact Principal Physical Address Postal Address (Set 2 Schools only) EC NDABANKULU SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 200400714 416013 Mr V Tongo Cegcuana A/A P.O. Box 43 Tel: 047 490 9672 Ndabakazi Ndabakazi Fax: 047 490 9672 4962 4962 Cell: 082 758 3444 Email:[email protected] EC NYANGA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 200400893 213008 Mr ST Mpoposhe Kalinyanga A/A P/Bag X6229 Tel: 047 548 7559 Ngcobo Ngcobo Fax: 047 548 7559 5050 5050 Cell: 083 402 0083 EC PALMERTON SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 200501006 104022 Lusikisiki Mr A T Nyele Zalu A/A PO Box 149602 Tel: 039 253 7703 Lusikisiki Palmerton Fax: 039 253 7703 4821 4821 Cell: 083 478 4309 Email:[email protected] EC RICHARD VARHA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 200401340 519012 Mr ZH Sinuka 3569 Thembisa Township P.O. Box 147 Tel: 040 656 3750 Dimbaza Dimbaza Fax: 040 656 3750 King Williams Town King Williams Town Cell: 083 723 4460 5671 5671 EC ST JAMES SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 200600987 414015 Mr JSM Mpopiya Main Street P.O. Box 33 Tel: 047-874-0207 Cofimvaba Cofimvaba Cell: 076 687 3192 5380 Fax: 047-874-0319 Email:[email protected] EC ST JOHN'S COLLEGE 200401288 210017 Mr RT Ndabeni No1 Callaway Street P/Bag X5010 Tel: 047 531 1656 St John’s College Mthatha Fax: 047 532 3300 Mthatha 5099 Cell: 083 257 2054 E-mail: [email protected]://home.intekom.com/stjohns EC ST THOMAS SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 200100745 622086 Mr CA De Donker Beetlestone Road P.O. Box 16251 Tel: 041 452 1942 Gelvandale Port Elizabeth Fax: 041 452 4167 Port Elizabeth 6016 Cell: 076 706 4929 6020 EC THOLANG SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 200501203 103024 Mr T C Mfunda Ramohlakoana A/A P.O. Box 1768 Fax: 039 256 0866 Maluti Matatiele Cell: 076 230 7689 Matatiele 4730 Deputy: Mrs Mavela 4730 072 272 7822 EC UMTATA (MTHATHA) HIGH SCHOOL 200401089 210014 Mr T Thomas 55 Victoria Street P.O. Box 243 Tel: 047-531-2981 Mthatha Mthatha Fax: 047-532 2693 5099 5099 Cell: 084 580 1167 E-mail: [email protected] EC VULI VALLEY SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 200300646 416007 Mr A S Thannippara 6070 Vuli Valley P.O Box 6008 Tel: 047 490 7181 Ext 15 Msobomvu Msobomvu Fax: 047 490 7181 Butterworth Butterworth Cell: 072 546 2643 4961 4961 EC ZINGISA COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL 200401304 210012 Ms EN Matyumza Port St Johns Road P.O Box 558 Tel: 047 531 4386 Maydeyne Farm Mthatha Fax : 047 531 4387 Mthatha 5100 Cell : 082 857 7654 E-mail : [email protected] EC DALINYEBO SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 200400106 210015 MTHATHA Mr LM Tshayiso Mgqumo A/A P.O Box 56812 Tel/Fax:047 577 7439 Buwa Halt Qunu Cell: 082 435 6791/ 5105 073 392 7366new Email:[email protected] EC GILL COLLEGE 200100250 620006 GRAAF REINET Mr Zietsman College Road P.O Box 196 Tel 042:2432643 Summersort East Summersort East Fax:042:2431720 5850 5850 Cell:083 456 5487 Email:[email protected] EC INDWE HIGH SCHOOL 600296 308017 Lady Frere Mr C Van Pletzen Voortrekker Street P.O Box 29 Tel: 045 952 1006 Indwe Indwe Fax: 045 952 1236 Cell: 083 411 1291 [email protected] EC LITTLE FLOWER SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 200400363 211012 QUMBU Mr LL Khondlo Little Flower P O Box 27 Cell: 082 433 5083/6 Qumbu Qumbu Cell: 073 180 0412 5180 Fax: 047 542 0212 EC MATOMELA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 200200440 519085 KWT Mr MB Ndlebe Gcinisa Location P.O Box 49 Tel/Fax: 040 677 0315 Peddie Wesley Fax: 040 673 3133 5640 5612 Cell: 073 839 3788 Email:[email protected] EC CH BOKLENI SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 212001 Mrs PN Maqolo Tel: 047 568 6601 Cell: 082 707 1917 Mafini A/A Ngqeleni PO Box 10 Ngqeleni 5414 Page 2 of 34 2008-11-26 DINALEDI NAMELIST Province SCHOOL National EMIS No Exam Centre No DISTRICT Contact Principal Physical Address Postal Address (Set 2 Schools only) EC CWECWENI SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 414032 Ms N Magqanti Cell: 082 351 6407/071 223 Gcuma A/A Cwecweni PO Box 80 Engcobo 3297 Loc 5050 EC DILIZINTABA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 211019 Mr WS Guma Telefax:047 542 9575 Mbutho A/A Tsolo PO Box 461 Tsolo Cel: 082 837 1737 5170 5170 EC EBENEZER MAJOMBOZI SENIOR SECONDARY 200141 Mr AR Ngambu Telefax: 043 733 2245 Cell: Douglas Smith Highway Duncan PO Box 10015 Pefferville SCHOOL 072 226 6556 Village East London 5209 EC ENOCH SONTONGA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 200165 Mr Ntonga Tel: 040 647 0010 Masijongane PO Box 156 Fax: 040 647 0216 Cell: 084 514 5923 Ndevana Location Zwelitsha 5604 Zwelitsha EC FUNDANI SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 519108 Mr MG Bongco Tel: 045 643 1286 Avenue A Katikati Township PO Box 120 Cell: 082 381 0068 Cathcart Cathcart 5310 EC GWELANE SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 416023 Mr B Kangeleni Cell: 083943 2963 Teko C Msintsane PO Box 6122 Location Kentane Msobomvu Butterworth 4961 EC KHULANI COMMERCIAL HIGH SCHOOL 518050 Mrs HN Naki Telefax: 043 761 3414 9692 Bomela Road Private Bag x011 Cell: 083 276 6778 Mdantsane NU3 East Mdantsane 5219 London EC KHWAZA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 414024 Mr RS Smayile Cell: 083 477 3288 Ntshingeni A/A PO Box 32 Cofimvaba Cofimvaba 5328 EC KWA-ZAKHELE SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 622074 Mr Kungwana Tel: 041 464 7429 Jakavula Street PO Box 14507 KwaZakhele Port Sidwell 6061 Elizabeth EC LUVUYO LERUMO SENIOR SECONDARY SCCHOOL 307030 Mr Gongqa Telefax: 045839 7276 Victoria Road PO Box 9037 Cell: 082 4504566 Mlungisi Queenstown 6320 Queenstown EC NOMPUCUKO INTERMEDIATE 621011 Mr MG Pikoli Telefax: 046 468 2725 12Ntontela Street PO Box 129 Cell: 082 262 5637 Bushmans River Bushmans River River Mouth Mouth EC MT ARTHUR SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 308005 Mr NS Kibi Cell: 072671 9697 Mount Arthur Girls Mt Private Bag x1123 Lady Arthur Location Frere EC NOZUKO SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 210018 Ms N Mngxishe Telefax: 047 532 9895 15 Kalane Street IkweziPrivate Bag x5067 Extension Untata Umtata 5100 EC NTABENKONYANA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 517020 Mr M Khuzwe Telefax: 040 657 9585 Mbizana Location PO Box 43 Cell: 083 670 4646 Middledrift 5685 Middledrift 5685 EC PHANDULWAZI SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 517002
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