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Basic Education Support — 2019 Kwazulu Natal Province Basic Education Support — 2019 KwaZulu Natal Province Page 1 of 1 BASIC REF NUMBER DEPENDENT NAME DEPENDENT SURNAME SCHOOL NAME PUBLIC PRIVATE PROVINCE CATEGORY DATE FORM SUBMITTED APPROVAL STATUS AS PER COMMITTEE DATE COMMITTEE APPROVED/DISAPPROVED BE - CONT 0755 BAYANDA BINDELLA SEA VIEW PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 05/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 4294 THABO BINDELLA SEA VIEW PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 05/11/20108 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 4705 UNATHI BINDELLA NORTHLANDS GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 25/11/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 3966 SINOTHILE CELE BHONGO PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 15/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 3330 OWETHU APHELELE DLUNGWANE KAMALINEE PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 15/10/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 0203 APHIWE BONGEKA DUMISA PRIMERE SKOOL ARBORETUM PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 15/11/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 0379 BAYANDA VUYANI DZANIBE LINPARK HIGH SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 04/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 1656 LANGALAKHE ANDILE FAKUDE GLENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 14/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 4300 THABO BANELE GORDON FAKUDE GLENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 14/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 2069 LUTHANDO AYABONGA GOBA ACACIA PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 12/11/2018 DECLINED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 0167 ANELE PERCIVAL GUMEDE SYCAMORE CHRISTIAN PRIMARY SCHOOL PRIVATE KZN CONT 12/11/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 0319 AYANDA TAMARA HADEBE HAYTHORNE SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 27/10/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 1640 KWANDE HLOZI SODWANA BAY PRIMARY SCHOOL PRIVATE KZN NEW DECLINED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 0155 ANELAMANTUNGWA KHUMALO EGERTON PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 15/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 2132 MAHLAMANTUNGWA KHUMALO EGERTON PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 15/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 2310 MBALENHLE KHUMALO LADYSMITH HIGH SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 15/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 3190 OLWETHU ZEKHETHELO KHUMALO EMAFEZINI PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 12/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 3755 SANELISIWE NOLWAZI KHUMALO HILLGROVE PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 10/11/2078 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 4850 YOLANDA SINDISWA KHUMALO IGAGASI HIGH SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 4029 SIPHOSOMUSA MALIBONGWE KUNENE VRYHEID COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 29/10/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 0658 CINDY LUTHULI INANDA SEMINARY PRIVATE KZN CONT 7/11/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 2474 MNELISI MADONDA OPEN GATE SPECIAL SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 23/10/2018 DECLINED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 4171 SPHUMELELE MADONDA FOREST HILL SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 23/10/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 2878 NOKWANDA MAGUBANE ALBINI HIGH SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 13/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 3964 SINOTHANDO MAGUBANE EMAXULWINI PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 0323 AYOTAH MAKHANYA ALSTON PRIMARY PUBLIC KZN CONT 31/10/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 0812 ESETHU YANDISA MAKHANYA ALSTON PRIMARY PUBLIC KZN CONT 31/10/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 3697 SABATHA LUYANDA JUNIOR MAKHATHINI PINETOWN BOYS HIGH SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 25/10/2018 DECLINED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 1814 LESEDI VULINDLELA MAKHOBA WESTON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE PUBLIC KZN CONT 04/10/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 3840 SIBABALWE MANCIYA PORT SHEPSTONE SENIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 17/10/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 5005 ANDE MANCIYA PORT SHEPSTONE HIGH SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 4198 TALENTE MANDLELIZA THE WOOD SCHOOL PRIVATE KZN NEW 15/11/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 4111 SIYANDA GIFT MAPHUMULO SANDAKAHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 28/10/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 3809 SETHABISO MAVUNDLA PORT SHEPSTONE HIGH SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 2439 MINENHLE AMAHLE MBAMBO NEW GERMANY PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 17/10/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 0792 EMILY CLARE MC LAREN GLENWOOD PREPARATORY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 05/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 2684 NALEDI SINETHEMBA MCHUNU DURBAN GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 14/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 3762 SARA LEIGH MCLAREN GLENWOOD PREPARATORY PUBLIC KZN NEW 05/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 0482 BONGINKOSI MDADANE UMLAZI COMPREHENSIVE TECHNICAL PRIVATE KZN NEW 09/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 4798 WANDA MDLADLA MARITZBURG COLLEGE PRIVATE KZN CONT 30/10/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 4880 ZAMATHEMBU MDLADLA EPWORTH HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS PRIVATE KZN CONT 30/10/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 0164 ANELE NOKUHLAKANIPHA MKHIZE RIDGE JUNIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 12/10/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 4331 THANDO NOKUBONGA MKHIZE CLARENCE PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 12/11/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 1644 KWENZOKUHLE SIPHESIHLE MKHWANAZI HAYFIELDS PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 1956 LISA LINDA MVELO MKHWANAZI EGERTON PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 10/10/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 4239 TED PAGE MKHWANAZI EGERTON PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 08/10/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 4923 ZHANE MKHWANAZI EGERTON PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 08/10/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 0471 BONGA LEBOHANG MNCUBE BHONGO PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 13/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 3248 ONKE LINDOKUHLE MNCUBE CARRINGTON PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 10/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 0199 APHELELE SNENHLANHLA MNGADI PAUL SYKES PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 11/11/2018 DECLINED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 2844 NKOSINATHI MNGADI HILLVIEW SECONDARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 08/10/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 2777 NHLAKANIPHO MNGOMEZULU DURBAN HIGH SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 09/10/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 4807 WANDILE XOLELWA MNGOMEZULU NEW WEST SECONDARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 09/10/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 2054 LUNTU LUHLE MNIKATHI MOOI RIVER PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 12/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 4163 SPHILE SIYAMTHANDA MNIKATHI MOOIRIVER PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 10/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 0220 ARYA MOHUNLAL JUST JUNIORS ACADEMY PUBLIC KZN NEW APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 0221 ARYAN KRISHNA MOHUNLAL JUST JUNIORS ACADEMY PRIVATE KZN NEW APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 2712 NDUKUDA MOTHA HIGHBURG PREPARATORY SCHOOL PRIVATE KZN NEW 25/10/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 4898 ZANEMVULA MOTHA HIGHBURG PREPARATORY SCHOOL PRIVATE KZN NEW 25/10/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 0161 ANELE ANGEL MPISANE REUNION SECONDARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 16/12/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 2650 MZWANDILE MPISANE REUNION SECONDARY PUBLIC KZN NEW 16/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 2690 NANDIPHA MSANI BARRACUDA PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 23/10/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 2963 NOSIPHO MSANI NAGARI PRACHARNI PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 1004 ILITHA SINEGUGU MSENGANA LINPARK HIGH SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 25/10/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 4755 VIKELWA MSHIBE KWAZULU-NATAL IMPACT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE PRIVATE KZN NEW 08/10/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 2851 NKOSINATHI EMMANUEL MSIMANGA RIVERDENE SECONDARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 2968 NOSIPHO PRIOMISE MSIMANGA CASTLEHILL PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 0757 DUMISA MSOMI PINETOWN SENIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 16/10/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 2967 NOSIPHO NOMFUNDO MSOMI KEITSLEIGH SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 07/11/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 4809 WANDISA MSOMI MARIS STELLA PRIVATE KZN CONT 18/10/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 4977 ZWELINDAYI QONDA-JNR MSOMI DURBAN PREPARATORY HIGH SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 18/10/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 0388 BETHABO NQOBILE MTHEMBU INANDA SEMINARY PRIVATE KZN CONT 07/11/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 1874 LETHOKUHLE SINDISWE MTHEMBU NORTH CREST PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 07/11/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 2097 LWANDILE MTSHALI ASHLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 12/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 4329 THANDO MTSHALI GROSVENOR BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL PRIVATE KZN CONT 13/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 3976 SINTU SIBUSE MVELASE INANDA SEMINARY PRIVATE KZN CONT 11/12/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 3848 SIBONGAKONKE MYEZA FOREST HILL PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 15/10/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 4868 ZAMA MYEZA ALEXANDRA HIGH SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 15/10/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 1530 KHOLWANI MZOLO RIPPON PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 16/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 2059 LUSANDA MZOLO HILLVIEW SECONDARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 16/11/2018 DECLINED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 3185 OLWETHU KWANELE NDAWO PAUL SYKES PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 11/11/2018 DECLINED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 0316 AYANDA ESIHLE NDLELA ST CHARLES COLLEGE PRIVATE KZN CONT 15/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 4919 ZESIHE SOMUSA SWELIHLE NDLELA ST JOHNS DIOCESA SCHOOL PRIVATE KZN CONT 15/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 0086 AMAHLE SIPHOKAZI NDLOVU WOODLANDS PRIAMRY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 02/11/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 4074 SIYABONGA NDWANDWE AFRICAN VISION SECONNDARY SCHOOL PRIVATE KZN CONT 23/11/2018 DECLINED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 3963 SINOKUHLE YONELA NENE MOUNTAIN RISE PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 05/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 4729 UYANDA SPHOKUHLE NENE MOUNTAIN RISE PRIMARY SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN NEW 05/11/2018 APPROVED 10/12/2018 BE - CONT 4515 TSEPO NGCAMU GREYVILLE SCHOOL PUBLIC KZN CONT 23/10/2018 APPROVED 07/12/2018 BE - CONT 0932 GUGU
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