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ANNEXURE C ZULULAND TOURISM ATTRACTION AND ACCOMMODATION DATABASE NAME DESCRIPTION OWNER/MANAGER TEL FAX Zululand District Muncipality Gustav Rohrs (Tourism Manager) 082 801 0551 035 8700812 Michael Shandu (HOD) 082 801 0552 035 8700812 ABAQULUSI (VRYHEID) Vryheid Tourism Association Yolandi Lombard 034 9822133 349823497 Attractions: Strathcona Country House 16km from Vryheid on Dundee road Stephen and Leonie Friend 034 9221764/2 034 9221764 Zulu Rock Reserve 60km from Vryheid on Melmoth rd Kappie & Magda Smal 034 9428016 034 9428016 Thangami Safari Spa 65km south-east of Vryheid Gert Uys 034 9428006 034 9428008 Madaka Game Ranch & Swiss Safaris 70km from Vryheid on the Louwsburg road Mrs Gundhardt 034 9075328 034 9075328 Inkomana Abbey and School Next to Klipfontein Dam, Vryheid 034 981 4717 Ntendeka Wilderness Are 80km from Vryheid on the Nongoma road Santa Best 034 9814341 Ntingonono Enviro Centre Inside Vryheid Hill Nature Reserve - approx. 1km from centre of town Abaqulusi 034 9671883 Accommodation: Battlefields Country House 20km from Vryheid on Hlobane road Graeme La Reservee 034 9671510 034 9671510 Bivane Dam 55km from Vryheid on the R69, Camping sites, ideal for boating and fishing 034 4131314 082808 0743 Brakfontein Country House 15km from town via Melmoth road towards eMondlo Ralda Odendaal 083 673 5816 Bloedrivier Monument Accommodation 60km on Dundee road, camping, self catreing, restaurant and curio shop 034 6321695 Die Veldhuisie 14km from Vryheid on eMondlo road Jan Moolman 034 9821527 Hotteset Shower in Town Fully euipped flatlet for 2 people, close to the schools 083 658 3939 Inhlanhla Game Ranch 50km from Vryheid on Melmoth rd, Rustic accommodation in scenic setting 031 5646962 082 3754615 John-Lee Cabins 82 President Street, Vryheid John Slabbert 034 9816309 Kambula Lodge 7km out of town towards Kambula on Stilwater bypass Petro Colloty 034 9807018 Klipfontein Caravan Park 8km from Vryheid on Melmoth road Abaqulusi 034 9821895 Kongolana Country Lodge 35km from Vryheid on road to Ithala Game Reserve Dirk Jansen 034 9692781 Kuthangi Lodge 65 Mark Street, Vryheid Ria Visagie 034 9832955 034 9821777 Leopard Rock Reserve 60km from Vryheid on Melmoth rd, exclusive luxury tented accommodation Bonita Engelbrecht 035 8350094 083 253 9514 Madaka Game Ranch & Swiss Safaris 70km from Vryheid on the Louwsburg road Mrs Gundhardt 034 9075328 034 9075328 Magdalena Game Farm 70km south-east of Vryheid on the Nongoma road Alec Van Heerden 034 9671865 Matatane River Lodge 70km from Vryheid on Melmoth Rd, self catering, many outdoor activities 073 2226903 83 6576384 Mooihoek Retreat 14km on Vryheid/Natal Spa Road, self catering for 12 people, many activities 034 9814782 082 4519489 Mpofini Game Reserve 5km from Vryheid on Melmoth road T Zaaiman 034 9824509 349822300 Nhlbane Bushveld Hideaway 90km from Vryheid on Louwsberg/Nongoma Rd, self catering cottages 034 9075312 083 4096152 Nolangeni Wild 70km east of Vryheid, on the border of Ithala Game Reserve Phil Joubert 083 301 3239 Nyala Guest House 164 Mark Street, Vryheid Marleen Van Vuuren 034 9814533 Oxford Lodge C/o Kerk Street & 128 Deputasie Street, Vryheid Billy Swanepoel 034 9809280 Palm Grove 221 Shepstone Street, Vryheid Francois VD Westhuizen 034 9813302 Phumula Chalet 17km south of Vryheid Rita Uys 034 9821511 Rita's Guest House & Conference Centre 207 Hlobane Street, Vryheid Rita Johnstone 034 9808195 349832685 Sapekoe Tea Estate & Guest House 10km from Ntendeka Wilderness Area near Nongoma John Glover 034 9671899 Shonalanga Lodge 136 Kerk Street, Vryheid Mr Scheepers 034 9822086 Siesta B&B Comfortable en-suite accommodation, safe parking and braai facilities Mimi 083 659 9838 Stilwater Hotel 6km out of town on Dundee road Vernon Schefferman 034 9816181 Prepared by: PR Africa Date: 2004/11/24 Page1 of 10 ANNEXURE C ZULULAND TOURISM ATTRACTION AND ACCOMMODATION DATABASE NAME DESCRIPTION OWNER/MANAGER TEL FAX Strathcona Country House 16km from Vryheid on Dundee road 034 9221764/2 034 9221764 Thangami Safari Spa 65km south-east of Vryheid Gert Uys 034 9428006 034 9428008 Thobani Guest Lodge 8km from Vryheid on Hlobane road 034 9808641 Tudor House 225 Klip Street, Vryheid Sheila Smit 034 9816308 034 9816308 Umsenge Lodge 35km from Vryheid - 4x4 Vehicles only 034 9692614 Umgopozi River Lodge 65km from Vryheid on Gluckstadt rd, luxury lodge for 10 people 034 9421902 082 8975203 Villa Prince Imperial 201 Deputasie Street, Vryheid Alain Delvilani 034 9832610 Vrede 45km from Vryheid 034 9221793 Vryheid Caravan Park Close to the CBD in Utrecht Street, next to Cecil Emmett Park Abaqulusi 034 9821895 Vryheid Lodge Centre of town - 200 Kerk Street, Vryheid Anneli Batonic 034 9815201 Zingela Mpalazi Safari Camp 110km from Vryheid on Nongoma rd, en-suite safari tents, en-suite toilets 082 8949410 Zulu Rock Reserve Kappie & Magda Smal 034 9428016 034 9428016 LOUWSBURG - under Vryheid Attractions: iGwala Gwala Nature Reserve Between Louwsburg and Ithala Game Reserve Kobus Erasmus 034 9075022 034 9075022 Ithala Game Reserve Overlooks the Pongola River Kevin Conner 033 8451000 034 9075190 Mkhaya Trail 2 Day trail in the Zululand Bushveld 034 4141076 Ngwenyama Safaris Mr Potgieter 034 4141432 Mkuze Falls Game Reserve Anton Marais 034 4141058 Tugam 4 x 4 Trails, Bush Walks Kobie Botha 034 4131405 Accommodation: Zululand Nyala Lodge Hunter's Paradise between Louwsberg and Vryheid Dr Bokkie Jordaan 034 414034 082 7746456 Gwala Gwala Unique Accommodation on Heritage Site 034 9075022 034 9075022 iGwala Gwala Nature Reserve Between Louwsburg and Ithala Game Reserve Kobus Erasmus 034 9075022 034 9075022 Ithala Game Reserve Overlooks the Pongola River Kevin Conner 033 8451000 034 9075190 Jacaranda Lodge 70km from Pongola Mr Collins 034 9075200 Madaka Game Ranch Self catering & Lodge 034 9075328 Nolangeni Wild Near Louwsburg Phil Joubert 083 3013239 Paradise Country Lodging 034 4141033 Selimathunzi Log Cabins Between Louwsburg and Ithala Game Reserve Marie Kriek 034 9075318 Silamantunzi & Umdoni Bush Camp Between Louwsburg and Ithala Game Reserve Marie Kriek 034 9075318 Ithala Game Reserve 75km east of Vryheid Kevin Conner 033 8451000 NONGOMA Nongoma Tourism Association Zulu Bongiwe 035 8310902 Attractions: Tygerskloof Eco Trail Hiking Trails 034 9671820 Ntendeka Wilderness Ntendeka Rainforest and Hiking Trails 034 9671883 Accommodation: Nongoma Lodge 300km North of Durban, exculsive thatch lodge 035 8310667 035 8310002 Magdalena Game Farm Self Catering units on picturesque Farm 034 9671865 Prepared by: PR Africa Date: 2004/11/24 Page2 of 10 ANNEXURE C ZULULAND TOURISM ATTRACTION AND ACCOMMODATION DATABASE NAME DESCRIPTION OWNER/MANAGER TEL FAX Tea Estate & Guest House Sapekoe Tea Estate & Guest House 034 9671899 Tygerskloof Guesthouse Guest House in unique natural habitat 034 9671820 Ntendeka Wilderness Guest House and camping area 034 9671883 PAULPIETERSBURG Paulpietersburg Publicity Association High Street, Paulpietersburg 034 9951650 034 9951255 Attractions: Anesco Restaurant 034 9951113 Country Club 034 9951365 Drosdy Crafts High Street, Paulpietersburg 034 9951650 Dumbe Juice Take Aways 034 9951163 Dumbe Walking Trail 034 9951650 Kaycees Take Aways 034 9951562 Kaycees Mini Market Take Aways 034 9951288 Kombraai Take Aways 034 9951362 Nchaga Walking Trail 034 9950034 Oppie Koffie Take Aways 034 9952113 Sunshine Take Aways 034 9951070 Accommodation: Caravan Park Joubert Street, Paulpietersburg 034 9951650 Costa da Plenti 5 Hoog Street, Paulpietersburg Mr Pietersen 034 9961042 Country Corner B&B Mrs Meyer 034 9951407 Dumbe Hotel 034 9951814 Dumbe Mission Conference Facility Farm Holiday accommodation 034 9951972 Dusk to Dawn B&B 017 8210601 Elna's Flat Mrs Meyer 034 9951729 Hadeda Lodge & Restaurant 034 9951366 Hannelie's Self-catering 034 9951972 Mkhunyane Eco-Reserve 017 8210739 Mooihoek Lodge 034 9950234 Natal Spa 30km north of Vryheid Coffee James 034 9950300 034 9950307 Waltraud's Ecke 034 9951407 Wandersheim Farm Holiday accommodation 034 9950019 Warmbad Game Farm 017 8210628 Warmbad Game Reserve 082 976 7991 ULUNDI Ulundi Tourism Association 035 8700595 035 8700598 Attractions: Ophathe Game Reserve and 4 x 4 trails Mr T Zikhali 035 870 5000 Ondini Museum Mr Barry Marshall 035 870 2052 035 870 2054 Prepared by: PR Africa Date: 2004/11/24 Page3 of 10 ANNEXURE C ZULULAND TOURISM ATTRACTION AND ACCOMMODATION DATABASE NAME DESCRIPTION OWNER/MANAGER TEL FAX Accommodation: Babanango Hotel 035 8350029 Babanango Valley Lodge 035 8350062 Hall's Habitat 035 8350035 Holiday Garden Court Situated in Ulundi CBD Joris Verschuuren 035 8701012 035 8701220 Mtonjaneni Guest House 035 4507044 ask for faxline The Umuzi Located at Ondini - Accommodation in traditional Zulu Huts 035 8702052 035 8702054 Ophathe Game Reserve and 4 x 4 trails Mr T Zikhali 035 870 5000 Ondini Museum Mr Barry Marshall 035 870 2052 035 870 2054 Viagaries Palm Lodge B&B Thobile Nxumalo 035 8701121 035 8701121 UPHONGOLO Pongola Tourism Association Cathy Cameron 034 4131144 4132100 Attractions: Arts & Crafts Tea garden on the N2 083 2281822 DJ'S Steak House near Caltex garage 034 4132198 Golf Club 034 4131502 Ntonga Recreation Club At Illovo Sugar Mill - Restaurant, conferences, weddings and private functions 034 4131301 Pongola Arts & Crafts Market Situated on the N2 opposite the Caltex garage as you enter Pongola 034 4131144 034 4132100 Tolbos Coffee shop, light meals - Senekla Centre 034 4131251 Wimpy Engen Garage 034 4131297 Accommodation: Kwa Zulu Private Game Reserve Hans Qeullhorst 034 414 1301 Amakhosi Lodge Situated
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    Building a New Home Affairs PRESENTATION TO PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE ON HOME AFFAIRS PRESENTED BY ACTING PROVINCIAL MANAGER- KWAZULU-NATAL: MR AM MATSAUNG DATE: 2013.07.30 1 Table of Contents CONTENT SLIDE NO. Introduction and Background • Update of the visit by Portfolio Committee in Kwazulu-Natal • Footprint 1-24 CIVIC & IMMIGRATIONSERVICES Civic Services 25-38 . Birth registration . Late Registration of Birth . Health connectivity . ID School Project . Outreaches Immigration Services . Employers charged . Deportation . Ports of Entry services . Asylum seeker Management 2 Table of Contents CONTENT SLIDE NO. Human Resources, Finance and Supply Chain Management • Capacity Information 39- 53 • Budget • Assets Register • Invoices paid within 30 days • Fleet management • Staff development • Labour Relations • Vetting • Security • Staff engagement • Achievement 54-57 • Challenges 3 INTRODUCTION AND BACKGOUND OF KWAZULU NATAL PROVINCE 4 INTRODUCTION & BACKGROUND KwaZulu-Natal is the second largest Province in the RSA, accounting 21% of SA population. Has a population estimated over 10,252,014 as released by Stats SA in 2011. The Province have 10 District Municipalities and one Metro Council. DHA Offices in KZN is aligned to 10 District Municipalities and 1 Metro Municipality. The eleven municipalities have been clustered by DHA into 5 Regional Districts each managed by a manager at a level of a Director. The Province have a total number of 144 offices with the inclusion of mobile offices and hospitals. The staff establishment of the Province totals to 856 with 790 post already filled to date leaving a vacancy rate of 66 funded post still to be filled. The Province have 8 Ports of Entry being sea, land and air which promotes access to global trade, migration and tourism.