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Group Name Surname I&Aps That Registered with SLR Craigrossie Group Name Surname I&APs that Registered with SLR Craigrossie Game Farm, Clarens Conservancy, Wainwright Clarens Fire Assoc, Clarens Farmers Union Rodney KZN Legislature Anne McDonnel Eskom Gerrie van Schalkwyk Eskom (free state) Rene de Bruin Eskom Dx - KZN OU Siyabonga Nsele The Mercury Lyse Comins Tigerfontein Trust Mike Murphy Oaklands Country Manor Caroline Bruce Mooi-Mpofana Agricultural Association Tony Le Roux Chris Lechesa Nokulunga Mncube Butt Farming Stephen Butt Jenny Vermaak Sherebanu Kajee Adriana Martini Advocates Group Seven North Cheryl Smart Paul Brogan Nicola Botha Christina Seegers/Geldenhuys Jennifer Ormond-Brown Caledon Cooperative Community / Wake Vuka Boyce Associates (Pty) Ltd Kenneth Pieter Snyders Debbie Richter Paul Goldschagg P.J Gerber Alison Truscott Niall Kramer Patronella Sello J. A. Steyn Jan Hugo Catherine Khalida Moosa Susan van Tonder Montusi Mountain Lodge Lindsay du Plessis Nigel Clark Monica Newton Sarah Allan Onward Mvurume Leslie Jacobs Justin Lagesse Tessa Rouillard Group Name Surname Victoria Girls' High School Sarah Hanton Ingrid Falck THE CLARENS COUNTRY HOUSE Craig Walters Juliette Lagesse Miquela Jerman Gill Fraser Marisa du Toit Helen Redelinghuys Dale Clendennen Marita Higginson Stewart Tomlinson Barrie Ferreira Liam Baisley Fatima Ali David Allen Vasin Govender Sally Jackson Andrew Barker Development Consultant Andrew Barker Bronwyn King Liesel Kaumpek Winterton Farmers Association Sarlize Dowling Warren Thompson Michael du Plessis Fernhill Hotel (Pty) Ltd Miklos Szecsei Stephen Barrow Andrew Comley Mail & Guardian Sipho Kings Amanzi Amakulu Estate David Cohen Tower of Pizza Pierre Labuschange Lisa Steyn Sonya Culverwell Kim Kieser Chané J. Rama Dahya Melissa Baker Neil Bloy Highlands Farm Estate Cas Human Mountain Splendour Eco-Resort Iain and Su Don-Wauchope Ian Jacobs Craig Anderson Jeremy Van der want David Groenewald Katrina Evans Alastair Macdonald Group Name Surname Nelsbells Cottage Andrien Margie Pretorius Two Ships Trading Hestie Crous Sandra Hedges Caroline Bell Stephen Hoffe Nikki Brighton EScience Associates (Pty) Ltd James Pugin EScience Associates (Pty) Ltd Nicky Maraschin EScience Associates (Pty) Ltd Sam Leyde Yvonne Spain Jigawa Investments (Pty) Limited, Greenfields Farm Ros Foyn Gideon Groenewald Karla van Zuydam Kathy Eales Heather Slabbert Leigh Collingwood Cathy Hewinson Bjarne Henriksen Michelle Buys Capital Markets Lee Adams Damon Leff Shirley Roberstson Dr S Meintjies Thembinkosi Dlamini Brendon Bredenkamp Michelle Niederheitmann garth Johnstone Jacqueline Theron Michele Mollentz The Nest Hotel Estelle Seymour The Nest Hotel Shelley Longmore Cilliers Steyn Family Trust Cilliers Steyn Chris Mayers Keith Young Chris Kleynhans Plows Optometrists, Estcourt Angela Plows Terry Muirhead Siobhan Henegan Donnie Snyman Marlene Human SENWES Sanet Jacobs SENWES Elmarie Joynt Group Name Surname Tamra Pearson Paul Lamberth Beukes Willemse Marilyn Aitken Office of the Premie, Free state Lydia Fourie Transnet Thami Hadebe Wentzel Radcliffe The Cavern Hilton Bedingham Sungubala Eco Camp Peter Carte Graeme Bruschi Greenfire Tourism Shaun Vorster John Royal Rose Owen David Mealin David Walwyn Spatium Environmental planning & Design Louw van Biljon Daniel Scott All Out Adventures Loretta Mecklenborg Copperleigh Farm Ashley Crookes Digby Ormond-Brown Broadside Greg Simmons Monty Brett Melissa Atkinson Hardus Fourie Upper House Natalie Dell bibliophile Debra Stewart Dendolor Investments (Pty) Ltd Rabin Maharajh Berghouse Cottages VE Piccone Sal Davies Nancy van den Berg Isolde Laesecke Craigrossie Game Farm Victor Schroeder Hanno Truter Hearne Enterprise/Berg Rendevous cc/Drakensberg Hearne Experience Tourism Association Chris Ezulwini Berg Resort Mumtaz Asmal The Drakensberg Experience Tourism Association Belinda Spence Andew Spence Farningholm Farms (Pty) Ltd Guy Smith Cathkin Conservancy and Central Drakensberg Bell Tim Ratepayers' Association DA as the Uthukela Chair and a Cllr of Okhahlamba Thys Janse van Rensburg The Waterfall Trust, Nelsons Kop Conservancy and Dillon Upper Wilge River Stewardship Rick Group Name Surname Water Explorer Programme Manager Bridget Ringdahl Brett Tungay INKUNZI CAVE AND THE ZULU HUT Estelle Bull Terry Ralph Champagne Lane Resort Mary-ann Wanliss Residential property Portion 18 (of 17) of Cathkin Comins Luke Farm 1285 Elizabeth Balcomb Felicity Balcomb Swallowfield James Seymour Swallowfield Estelle Seymour Luci Coelho John Shires Bruce Frost Mike Frost Ezemvelo - Ukhahlamba Drakensberg Park Mark Robertson Ezemvelo - Regional Ecologist Sonja Krueger Klipfontein trust. Glen Annie NR (Spring Grove Winter Mark Offset) Ellen Janse van Rensburg Sisonke Environmental Justice Network Zamokwakhe Shabalala Mopona Farming (Pty) Ltd WRD Gibbings Alsace 327 Neville Hobbs Jan Harm Strauss Testamentêre Trust F Strauss Eidin Griffin Tracey Sterley GC Armstrong Oaklands Country Manor Simon Tully Kathy Romer-Lee Annie Barnard Anel Geer Lew Harris Dave Prentice Roy and Val Tabernor Thandi Rive Dr Mike Mentis Michelle Johnstone Lazarus Mokoena Alice Thompson Kech & Pia Sanchez Cathkin Conservancy Roy Ralph Elana Bregin AfriForum Marcus Pawson D Dowling Group Name Surname W Thornhill Robin Hunter-Smith Mountain Club of SA, Alan Ridgard Nicola Botha Duncan Long Cecile Nijland Earthlife Africa Durban Alice Thomson William Radloff AG van Zuydam Dr A Adams Ernest & Denise Preiss Hector van Aardt Michael Relihan David Versveld Eric & Antoinette Scrooby Elisabeth van Eck Miquela Jerman Hannlie Pickering Shelley Longmore Stuart Longmore Cayley Lodge Gerhard van den Heever Sue van Rensburg Periwinkle Grove Cottages Chris Green Gerry Folker Tim and Karen Ralfe Bev Tucker Rodney Neuman Bruce Sobey Lani Fowles Prof Rodney Moffet Chansbury farming Trust Dale van den Aardweg georgie De Beer Elsabe Cronje Conrad Kowalik Little Acres B&B Andrew Spence Drakensberg Experience Tourism Association Belinda Spence Marilyn Prior Claire Janisch Wesley Mbatha Nigel Blaker Pete Tarr van Zuydam/Visagie/van Graan/du Plessis Janine Elmrabti Group Name Surname Charlene Russell Summerhill Stud mark Jonsson Zuluwaters Ian Thomson The Wine Cellar Margaret Spowart Yusuf Salajee Frankboerey Haseena Mansoor Mark Henson Nqubeko Hadebe Harriet Potgieter AS Terblanche BK AS Terblanche Somersvlakte Trust Emile Steyn Guy Schiever G&M EMS Lauren Greensill Christopher Bester River Crossing B&B and SC Ernest & Michelle Adams Chanel van den Aardweg Wild Horses Crystal McCartney Jillene Knox Colleen Eilers Lance Luffingham Ronaldo Retief Karen Zunckel Kevan Zunckel Groen Goud Landgoed (Pty) Ltd Valerie Kneppert Henry Barker Bill Ross-Adams Clarens Brewery Natalie Meyer Jane Renton The Malcolm Hickman Family Trust Malcom Hickman Roy & Naomi Lokkers Marita Nell Michelle Wessels Sigal Zahavi Jenny Eccles Clarens Fishing Greg Mill Phillipa King Stuart Winckworth Sonja Scribante Thanmi Mtshali Paul Roux Conservancy Renee Wolfaardt Janet Horsburgh Dr Rory du Plessis Group Name Surname Naomi Lokkers Liza-rae Schwim Richard Williamson Conservancies KZN Edith Elliot Mount Verde Pty Ltd Andre Voigt Dirk Moolman Liezel Louw Groenland / GHT Consulting Marius Smit Roodepoort Farm (Pty) Ltd Anton van Wyk University of the Free State – Qwaqwa campus Prof Aliza le Roux Robyn Hedley Peter and Gina Garland MG Jacobsz Farming (Pty) Ltd Giele Jacobsz Makurumane Meadows cc Clerk Hill John & Joan Smith DG Preiss JE Preiss Cathkin Estates Wayne and Sylvie McTeer Brenda Starling K Bradley Ross Trusler R & DL Anderson Chris Nowlan Roden Family Trust Eugene Roden Carol Holland JF Smith Rob Cowley HW Crichton Hein Stander Openserve Ansa Hanekom John Buchan David Worrall Mike Burton Lions Bush Conservancy Margaret Fraser Cathkin Estates john Cummins Kaikoura Capital (Pty) Ltd Matt Elsworth Hlatikulu Conservancy Peter le Roux Mike and Glyniss Goodman Gina Terblanche Paul Hartley Rudy and Lynette Raath Ray and Renee Mattig RBF Trust RB Forrester Group Name Surname Gavin Northcote the Ugly Duckling Anne Dinklemann Karin Brownrigg Charlene Coetzee Hanre Dreyer Elizabeth van der Westhuizen Clarens Inn Backpackers Bernard Webster Helena van Graan Karen Lengrabala Chad MacNally Pam Subke W + M Adams Bronwyn Aitken The Highlander Restaurant R Aitken The Highlander Restaurant Janice Brownlee The Northern Horse Lindsay du Plessis Maxwell Zeelie Rosedale Farm Bruce Nel Ian McGough Paul Visick Gladness Sikhosana Zingela Safaris Linda Caverley Jean Carte Johan van de Merwe Derek Schekle Byron Grant Mike Buchanan Estelle Truter Rockjumper Tours Adam Riley Mpushini Protected Environment Landowners Assoc. Nicole May Karen Dalton Bethlehem Methodist Church Rev G Moolman Arlindo Pereira Jacqueline Pereira Kooperasie Celia Scott Vermac Tattoos Jacques Jonker Taphouse Astle Morton Gail Veenhuis Odette Parris Melanie Hansen Jacques Malee Frederik Schutte Sebastian Baker Group Name Surname Milton 82 SF Coetzee Rob Ansell Henri Joubert Cheryl Lombard Daniel Marsay Bruce Tobias Liz Tobias Herriet T'Hart CLARENS COMMUNITY FORUM Vanessa Knowles Ben Deysel Whittlesey Farm cisca Erasmus Sandra Doyle Alberto Goncalves Maria Goncalves Cathkin Estate Homeowners Association Birdlife SA Ernst Retief CDRA gregory Stroh mike Burks Vleiplaas Trust FH Badenhorst Three Tree Hill Lodge Cheryl Blackburn bibliophile James Stewart Montusi Mountain Lodge Cath Carte Touch Tone Trading (Pty) Ltd Brian du Toit Emma Balcomb Oliver Balcomb April Gehle Justin Descoins Triangle Rubber (Pty) Ltd Sam Chesworth Chesworth Family Trust Reginald Chesworth Patricia Raubenheimer
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