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Party Name List Type Order Number Idnumber Full NPE2019 Party name List type Order number IDNumber Full names Surname AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 1 6504075629084 FAMANDA BRIGHTON HLONGWANE AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 2 6212235985087 MMBOSWOBENI BEN SOLOMON MANKHILI AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 3 5909070795080 KGASHIANE ANNA RAMOVHA AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 4 8201075779088 DIPHATSE JOEL MAKOLA AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 5 8702065494083 OUPA PIET BALOYI AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 6 5310035111085 FREDERICK JACOBUS GROBLER AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 7 5811270115087 ANNA ELEONORA LOUW AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 8 6211195422081 PHUTI PIET CHOSHI AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 9 6903135461084 THOMAS LENNOX MATHEBULA AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 10 6612295567081 MOKETE PATRICK SELOWA AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 11 6012240367085 TSHIDELELO SYLVIA MAKHADI AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 12 6202027225081 HUMBULANI EDWARD RAMALATA AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 13 6908265659084 MOLOKE PATRICK MASHA AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 14 6603036133085 WILLIE WATCH MHLONGO AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 15 5004060065080 MARIANNE JOUBERT AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 16 5609035260085 WILLIAM PRING AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 17 7303025544082 MAKOBA GOTTHLIPHI RAMANALEDI AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 18 6510135733089 SIBONGILE RONALD VUKEYA AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 19 7601115314088 JOSEPH NUKERI AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 20 6607265557088 THUBJANE JOHANNES MASHA AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 21 6305040061084 ISABEL ANNA-MARIE OOSTHUIZEN AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 22 8405105710084 FREETS NGOBENI AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 23 6305240501087 MAMPHORENG NORAH MAKANATLENG AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY Provincial: Limpopo 24 6201065144089 MASENYANI SIMON BALOYI AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: Limpopo 1 6902255390081 MOGALE LAWRENCE NTOBENG AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: Limpopo 2 7001031500086 NTAVHANYENI DORRIS DAVHANA AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: Limpopo 3 8504255897087 MMABOBE MORRIS MANGENA AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: Limpopo 4 7602045671084 EDMOND MANKGEGE LEKGOTHOANE AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: Limpopo 5 7612080234086 MADIETE JANE MALEPE AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: Limpopo 6 5403245486080 MUSHE ROBERT MALULEKE AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: Limpopo 7 9005295527089 KHOMOTSO JUSTICE MOOKAMEDI AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: Limpopo 8 9602105732089 FREDDY MOKETLA MOLOPE AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: Limpopo 9 6006075448085 LWALANE JOSEPH MORABA AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: Limpopo 10 5402235711085 MAMADINGWANE GEORGE PHALA AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: Limpopo 11 8903056100081 JOSEPH RISIMATI SITHOLE AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: Limpopo 12 8309236290083 JELE VEBRA MANGENA AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: Limpopo 13 7907110316089 MANKOE MARIA MORIFI AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: Limpopo 14 7006200482081 LEBENA FRANCINA MASHEGO AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: Limpopo 15 7505101243088 MONTSHE ELNAH DIGOMO AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: Limpopo 16 7204245365086 MALOPE FRESAR SEODI AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: Limpopo 17 9406216229088 ROTONDWA KUNGANI AFRICAN CONTENT MOVEMENT Provincial: Limpopo 18 9004041562086 THIZWIKONI RAMUNANA AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 1 7712025584080 RUFUS MATOME MASENYA AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 2 8205045811087 SILENCE MUTHOMBENI AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 3 7601290337086 TINTSWALO JOHANNAH MUHLANGA AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 4 7609080449086 REBECCA MOHLABA AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 5 5609070698082 MATJIE SARAH TJALE AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 6 8110225754083 LAWRENCE MASWANGANYE AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 7 7203185308080 TINYIKO NICHOLAS MASHIMBYI AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 8 9305085333080 MDUDUZI SEKHAOLELO AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 9 6609245411089 JOSEPH MISAVENI MASHIBYE AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 10 6312126145088 ALBERT FALAZA VUMA AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 11 6312256091086 BONGANI RICH MBOMBI AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 12 6506295665087 HLAZINI THOMAS BALOYI AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 13 6606255736082 KHAZAMULA GLADWIN MKHABELE AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 14 7109085817080 ISAAC MALEHWEHLE MABITSELA AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 15 7709185704086 MOTUMPANA PAUL MASETLA AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 16 7306035664089 MPHEFO PHILLIP TLOUBATLA AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 17 7809210508088 LIVHUWANI CELESTE TSHISEVHE AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 18 7003130419085 MOKGADI JERMINAH MAILA AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 19 9009015943089 MMANTHATISE CLEVE MOSOANE AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 20 9012155160084 MPHO THEKWENG MAIFALA AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 21 8701010605082 ONICA MOLATELO RAMOHLALE AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 22 6902026047085 MONYIPANE JONAS MPANENG AFRICAN COVENANT Provincial: Limpopo 23 7911055403084 MORORI PETRUS MASETLA AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 1 5206025544089 MONO FRANK MAIBELO AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 2 7108235612086 NGOBE ANDRIES KEKANA AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 3 7610290564086 MATHEA GLENDA MASOGA AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 4 7501027182088 BILLY NKHOMA MOROPANE AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 5 6406090442081 NGWANAMACHELA EMILY RATAU AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 6 7910101106089 MPEKA LINAH BALOYI AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 7 8002085692083 DAVIDSON MALEKALEKE SERAGE AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 8 7708286059085 KLAAS LESIBA LATAKGOMO AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 9 7511095364088 TITOS PATRICK MALESWENA AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 10 8402221007081 THABITHA KANYANE MUSSANDURA AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 11 8307310793089 NTSWAKI HLOKOA AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 12 6709160760088 KUKKY RABOTSELE CHEGO AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 13 8502086102081 TIBE LEONARD MASEMOLA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 1 5701215859081 CHUPU STANLEY MATHABATHA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 2 7311025543087 RODGERS BASIKOPO MAKAMU AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 3 7605215378083 WISANI GOODMAN MITILENI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 4 7102260473084 SHELA PAULINA BOSHIELO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 5 6801115576089 NAMANE DICKSON MASEMOLA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 6 7610130510083 CHRITIAN NKAKARENG RAKGOALE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 7 7009141060081 FULUFHELO FLORENCE RADZILANI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 8 6805165579083 THABO ANDREW MOKONE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 9 6110015902084 MMABOGAHLA ISAIAH MASEKOAMENG NPE2019 Party name List type Order number IDNumber Full names Surname AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 10 6602020290083 NAKEDI MARIA LEKGANYANE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 11 6607215432085 FUNANI JERRY MASEKO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 12 8501275644085 SELELO DONALD SELAMOLELA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 13 7305060531080 MAVHUNGU MAUREEN LERULE-RAMAKHANYA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 14 6709120557087 SUSANI VIOLET MATHYE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 15 6306010424088 NANDA ANNAH NDALANE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 16 6510100510082 MAPULA ANNAH MOKABA-PHUKWANA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 17 7309085696084 ESSOB MMANOKO MOKGONYANA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 18 8306120822088 KEDIBONE MARGRET LEBEA-OLAIYA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 19 7609125445081 NKHOLO VICTOR MASHAMAITE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 20 7012240396083 MAKOMA GRACE MAKHURUPETJE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 21 6601025823088 GANNYE RODGERS MONAMA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 22 5909200745088 SEKUTU MONICCA MOCHADI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 23 6007145565080 FALAZA PHILEMON MDAKA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 24 6601160380084 NAKEDI GRACE KEKANA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 25 8303265660084 CHE BONNIE DAVID SELANE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 26 8310150262082 ANNA TANDI MORAKA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 27 6008126053088 AZWINDINI JEREMIAH DINGAA NDOU AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 28 7308150568087 PHOPHI CONSTANCE RAMATHUBA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 29 4202235001086 JACOB BOY OTTO MARULE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 30 6203290704083 MAHLODI CAROLINE MAHASELA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 31 7505265763087 SIMON MATSOBANE MATHE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS Provincial: Limpopo 32 6205150945086 MOKGADI JOHANNA
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