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Western Cape Western Cape Municipality Party PR List OrderNo / Ward No IDNumber Fullname Surname CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 1 4905215088085.00 WASFIE HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 2 6503110213086.00 NAZLEY BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100001 6503110213086.00 NAZLEY BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100002 6503110213086.00 NAZLEY BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100003 6503110213086.00 NAZLEY BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100004 6503110213086.00 NAZLEY BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100005 6503110213086.00 NAZLEY BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100006 4905215088085.00 WASFIE HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100007 4905215088085.00 WASFIE HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100008 4905215088085.00 WASFIE HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100009 4905215088085.00 WASFIE HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100010 9303065361080.00 MASHKUR LUQMAN HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100011 9303065361080.00 MASHKUR LUQMAN HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100012 9303065361080.00 MASHKUR LUQMAN HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100013 9303065361080.00 MASHKUR LUQMAN HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100014 9303065361080.00 MASHKUR LUQMAN HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100015 6503110213086.00 NAZLEY BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100016 6503110213086.00 NAZLEY BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100017 4905215088085.00 WASFIE HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100018 4905215088085.00 WASFIE HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100019 9303065361080.00 MASHKUR LUQMAN HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100020 6503110213086.00 NAZLEY BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100021 6503110213086.00 NAZLEY BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100022 9303065361080.00 MASHKUR LUQMAN HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100023 6503110213086.00 NAZLEY BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100024 4802030166081.00 FATIMA BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100025 9303065361080.00 MASHKUR LUQMAN HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100026 9303065361080.00 MASHKUR LUQMAN HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100027 5302240117080.00 NAZIEMA SAFODIEN CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100028 5206305105080.00 MOGAMAT JAMIEL SAFODIEN CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100029 6901205214086.00 TARIQ BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100030 5403055036082.00 MOGAMAT KAMISH CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100031 5403055036082.00 MOGAMAT KAMISH CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100032 3905150076088.00 AWATIEF ABRAHAMS CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100033 3905150076088.00 AWATIEF ABRAHAMS CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100038 5305250098082.00 MADIGA HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100040 5305250098082.00 MADIGA HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100041 5305250098082.00 MADIGA HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100043 5403055036082.00 MOGAMAT KAMISH CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100044 5503125093086.00 MOGAMAT SADIEK ADAMS Page 1 of 197 2016/07/15 Western Cape Municipality Party PR List OrderNo / Ward No IDNumber Fullname Surname CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100046 7809035098083.00 QIYAAMUDIEN ADAMS CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100047 4911135137085.00 MOGAMAT ALWEE JARDIEN CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100048 8007015125088.00 QASIEF ADAMS CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100050 3905150076088.00 AWATIEF ABRAHAMS CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100051 5305250098082.00 MADIGA HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100053 8007015125088.00 QASIEF ADAMS CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100054 4912290179086.00 NURJEHAAN SALIE CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100055 4802030166081.00 FATIMA BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100056 5710205182081.00 MOGAMAT NORDIEN CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100057 5203195187088.00 NIZAAM BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100058 4802030166081.00 FATIMA BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100059 6302205155082.00 ARJUMAN MUTTARA BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100060 7112205177088.00 KHALED SAMODIEN CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100061 7812215136087.00 MOGAMAD TOURIQ SAFODIEN CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100062 5611160141080.00 SORAYIA LOGDAY CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100063 7509295308087.00 VICTOR RUSSEL BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100064 8511255164087.00 JUNAID ADAMS CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100065 6704235176089.00 ZAHOOR BRAY CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100066 5211065022087.00 EBRAHIM LARNIE CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100067 5611210127089.00 JANAP LAYLOO CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100068 7904095243081.00 RIEDEWAAN GRAY CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100069 5008010086088.00 ETHEL MARIA GEORGE CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100070 6503110213086.00 NAZLEY BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100071 5008010086088.00 ETHEL MARIA GEORGE CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100072 8103135137085.00 KHALID ARIEFF CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100073 7112095004087.00 MOGAMAT SALIE LAYLOO CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100074 4912290179086.00 NURJEHAAN SALIE CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100076 9303065361080.00 MASHKUR LUQMAN HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100077 8305130147080.00 NURAAN ABRAHAMS CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100078 9205275272082.00 NAEEM LOGDAY CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100079 5612235203087.00 AKBAR ALLIE LOGDAY CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100080 7603090045083.00 NADIA WILLIAMS CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100081 5611160141080.00 SORAYIA LOGDAY CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100082 5612235203087.00 AKBAR ALLIE LOGDAY CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100083 7205265142081.00 MUSOUD JOSEPH CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100085 7205265142081.00 MUSOUD JOSEPH CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100088 7603090045083.00 NADIA WILLIAMS CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100093 7812215136087.00 MOGAMAD TOURIQ SAFODIEN CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100099 6302205155082.00 ARJUMAN MUTTARA BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100100 7509090158083.00 GHIHAAD ABRAHAMS Page 2 of 197 2016/07/15 Western Cape Municipality Party PR List OrderNo / Ward No IDNumber Fullname Surname CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100101 4905215088085.00 WASFIE HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100104 9303065361080.00 MASHKUR LUQMAN HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100106 5305250098082.00 MADIGA HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100108 6302205155082.00 ARJUMAN MUTTARA BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100109 7205265142081.00 MUSOUD JOSEPH CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100110 7304160090089.00 SHIAAM NORDIEN CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100111 4905215088085.00 WASFIE HASSIEM CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100112 4802030166081.00 FATIMA BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100113 4802030166081.00 FATIMA BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100114 8007015125088.00 QASIEF ADAMS CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100115 6302205155082.00 ARJUMAN MUTTARA BESTER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY 19100116 8511255164087.00 JUNAID ADAMS CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY 1 6504185067084.00 FERLON CHARLES CHRISTIANS CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY 2 6802235024083.00 GRANT CHRISTOPHER RONALD HASKIN CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY 3 5708240139082.00 CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY 4 5508315226081.00 DEMETRIUS KENNETH DUDLEY CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY 5 8207065639083.00 ZWELIJIKILE TUKAYI CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY 6 6602280205086.00 NATALIE LORRAINE BENT CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY 7 5509050093082.00 PATRICIA SANDRA ARENDSE CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY 8 5104075083084.00 MICHAEL JOHN CHANNING CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY 9 8806016010086.00 AYANDA ROWEN NONAMBANE CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY 10 6101210067088.00 ZULPHA MORRIS CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY 11 6305285125081.00 ANDRE JOSEPH WEBER CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY 12 7210135713087.00 FUNGILE PETERSON HOZA CPT - City of Cape Town AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY 13 6201240037083.00 VERONICA SHARON WAGENSTROOM CPT - City of
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