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Stakeholder Database 1 STAKEHOLDER DATABASE FOR ALL STAKEHOLDERS DURING THE SCOPING PHASE CONTACT FACSMILE EMAIL ADDRESS NAME AND SURNAME ORGANISATION POSITION POSTAL ADRESSES NUMBER 546 16TH ROAD, CONSTANTIA PARK, BUILDING 2 UPSTAIRS, MS BRENDA MAKANZA DIGES GROUP PROJECT MANAGER MIDRAND, 1685, [email protected] PUBLIC MARGEN INDUSTRIAL PARTICIPATION PO Box 12822 (013) 656 (013) 656 MR MOSES MAHLANGU SERVICES OFFICER Leraatsfontein, 1038 1212 2233 [email protected] BA- PHALABORWA MUNICIPALITY, PRIVATE BAG X BA-PHALABORWA LOCAL 01020, (015) 780 (015) 781 [email protected]/nkwaneM@ba- MS DAISEY NKWANE MUNICIPALITY SPEAKER OFFICE PHALABORWA, 1390 6390 0726 phalaborwa.gov.za BA- PHALABORWA MUNICIPALITY, PRIVATE BAG X BA-PHALABORWA LOCAL 01020, (015) 780 (015) 781 MR MOHLALA JACOLINE MUNICIPALITY. MM OFFICE PHALABORWA, 1390 6302 0726 [email protected]. BA-PHALABORWA LOCAL MR PILUSA LUCAS MUNICIPALITY MM OFFICE [email protected] BA- PHALABORWA MUNICIPALITY, PRIVATE BAG X BA-PHALABORWA LOCAL 01020, (015) 780 MR HAROLD ZUNGU MUNICIPALITY PHALABORWA, 1390 6302 [email protected]. BA- PHALABORWA MUNICIPALITY, PRIVATE BAG X BA-PHALABORWA LOCAL 01020, (015) 780 MR STEVE MOKABUKHI MUNICIPALITY PHALABORWA, 1390 6302 [email protected] BA- PHALABORWA MUNICIPALITY, PRIVATE BAG X BA-PHALABORWA LOCAL 01020, (015) 780 MS ENGELA FERREIRA MUNICIPALITY PHALABORWA, 1390 6302 [email protected] BA- PHALABORWA BA-PHALABORWA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY, (015) 780 (015) 781 MR PAUL VAN ROYEN MUNICIPALITY ENVIRONMEMTAL PRIVATE BAG X 6306 0726 [email protected] STAKEHOLDER DATABASE 1 01020, PHALABORWA, 1390 BA- PHALABORWA MUNICIPALITY, PRIVATE BAG X BA-PHALABORWA LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE 01020, (079) 552 (015) 781 MR H.P MALULEKE MUNICIPALITY AND PLANNING PHALABORWA, 1390 1281 0726 malulekep/[email protected] BA- PHALABORWA MUNICIPALITY, PRIVATE BAG X MR CORNELIUS BA-PHALABORWA LOCAL 01020, (082) 809 LOURENS MUNICIPALITY ELETRICAL PHALABORWA, 1390 4860 [email protected] BA- PHALABORWA MUNICIPALITY, PRIVATE BAG X BA-PHALABORWA LOCAL 01020, (015) 780 (015) 781 [email protected]/nkwaneM@ba- MS DAISEY NKWAME MUNICIPALITY RECEPTIONIST PHALABORWA, 1390 6390 0726 phalaborwa.gov.za BA- PHALABORWA MUNICIPALITY, PRIVATE BAG X BA-PHALABORWA LOCAL 01020, (015) 780 MS MAHLO MILDRET MUNICIPALITY SECRETARY PHALABORWA, 1390 6446 [email protected] 63 SPRINGBOK, PO MARULENG LOCAL BOX 627, (015) 793 (015) 793 MS JOICE MAHLO MUNICIPALITY SPEAKER OFFICE HOEDSPRUIT, 1380 2409 2341 [email protected] 63 SPRINGBOK, PO MS MUKHETHONI MARULENG LOCAL BOX 627, (015) 793 (015) 793 TSHIFHIWA MUNICIPALITY TOWN PLANNING HOEDSPRUIT, 1380 2409 2341 [email protected] ELECTRICAL ( 63 SPRINGBOK, PO MARULENG LOCAL TECHNICAL BOX 627, (015) 793 MR MAGADANI ALUWANI MUNICIPALITY DIRECTOR) HOEDSPRUIT, 1380 2409 [email protected] 63 SPRINGBOK, PO MARULENG LOCAL WASTE BOX 627, (072) 481 MS MOKGADI MAMABOLO MUNICIPALITY MANAGEMENT HOEDSPRUIT, 1380 7173 [email protected] 63 SPRINGBOK, PO MARULENG LOCAL ENVIRONMEMTAL BOX 627, (015) 383 (015) 793 MS TIVANE TSAKANE MUNICIPALITY MANAGEMENT HOEDSPRUIT, 1380 9945 2341 [email protected] 63 SPRINGBOK, PO MARULENG LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE BOX 627, (015) 793 (015) 793 MR AUBREY MOREMA MUNICIPALITY AND PLANNING HOEDSPRUIT, 1380 2409 2341 [email protected] STAKEHOLDER DATABASE 2 63 SPRINGBOK, PO MARULENG LOCAL BOX 627, (015) 7930 (015) 793 MR ANTHONY MALEPE MUNICIPALITY PP OFFICER HOEDSPRUIT, 1380 017 2341 [email protected] NO.1 CIVIC CENTRE, MS MORONGOA GREATER TZANEEN LOCAL AGATHA STREET, (015) 307 (015) 307 MBAHLATI MUNICIPALITY SPEAKER OFFICE TZANEEN, 0850 8080 8049 [email protected] NO.1 CIVIC CENTRE, MR FORIE MOROKA GREATER TZANEEN LOCAL AGATHA STREET, (015) 307 (015) 307 MALALE MUNICIPALITY SPEAKER OFFICE TZANEEN, 0850 8080 8049 [email protected] NO.1 CIVIC CENTRE, GREATER TZANEEN LOCAL AGATHA STREET, (015) 307 (015) 307 MS MANDY ARJOON MUNICIPALITY MM OFFICE TZANEEN, 0850 8000 8049 [email protected] NO.1 CIVIC CENTRE, GREATER TZANEEN LOCAL AGATHA STREET, (015) 307 (015) 307 MS MAGGY MACHUMEME MUNICIPALITY ENVIRONMEMTAL TZANEEN, 0850 8296 8049 [email protected]. 44 BOTHA STREET, GREATER LETABA LOCAL MOJAJIESKLOOF, (015) 309 (015) 309 MS MOLLY MUTSHENZHE MUNICIPALITY SPEAKER OFFICE 0835 9246 9419 [email protected] ELECTRICAL ( 44 BOTHA STREET, GREATER LETABA LOCAL TECHNICAL MOJAJIESKLOOF, (015) 309 MR LESHABANE EDDY MUNICIPALITY DIRECTOR) 0835 9246 [email protected] 44 BOTHA STREET, GREATET LETABA LOCAL MOJAJIESKLOOF, (015) 309 (015) 309 MS FLORENCE MASIPA MUNICIPALITY MM OFFICE 0835 9246 9419 [email protected] 44 BOTHA STREET, GREATER LETABA LOCAL MOJAJIESKLOOF, (082) 578 (015) 309 MS LERATO SHUMA MUNICIPALITY ENVIRONMEMTAL 0835 9524 9419 [email protected] 44 BOTHA STREET, GREATER LETABA LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE MOJAJIESKLOOF, (015) 309 (015) 309 MR OBERT SEWAPE MUNICIPALITY AND PLANNING 0835 9246 9419 [email protected] GOVERNMENT MOPANI DISTRICT BUILDING, MAIN (015) 811 (015) 812 MR PATRIC TWALA MUNICIPALITY SPEAKER OFFICE ROAD GIYANI, 0826 6300 4302 [email protected] /[email protected] GOVERNMENT MOPANI DISTRICT BUILDING, MAIN (015) 811 (015) 812 MS BASA MATHEBULA MUNICIPALITY MM OFFICE ROAD GIYANI, 0826 6300 4302 [email protected] ELECTRICAL ( GOVERNMENT (072) 842 MOPANI DISTRICT TECHNICAL BUILDING, MAIN 1262/081 573 MS BEAUTY MARIMI MUNICIPALITY DIRECTOR) ROAD GIYANI, 0826 3150 [email protected]/[email protected] GOVERNMENT MOPANI DISTRICT ENVIRONMENTAL BUILDING, MAIN (015) 811 (015) 812 MR MUDAU TSHAVHENI MUNICIPALITY MANAGEMENT ROAD GIYANI, 0826 6300 4302 [email protected] /[email protected] STAKEHOLDER DATABASE 3 (015 812 GOVERNMENT 4302/073558 MOPANI DISTRICT BUILDING, MAIN (015) 811 2769/083 444 MR NGOBENI ROBERT MUNICIPALITY TOWN PLANNING ROAD GIYANI, 0826 6300 3665 [email protected]/[email protected] 20 HANS VAN RENSBURG STREET/19 MR RHULANI LIMPOPO ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENTAL BACCARD STREET, (015) 290 (015) 295 MTHOMBENI DEVELOPMENT AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT POLOKWANE, 0699 7057 5015 [email protected] ENVIRONMENTAL 076 412 LIMPOPO ECONOMIC IMPACT CNR SUID AND 5788/015 290 MR FOSTER BALOYI DEVELOPMENT AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT (EIM) DORP STREET 7073 015 295 5015 [email protected] AZMO PLACE 49 DEPARTMENT OF WATER AND ENVIRONMETAL JOUBERT STREET (015) 295 MR MABADA DONALD SANITATION MANAGEMENT POLOKWANE 0700 (082 652 9601 2295 [email protected] MS MSIMANGA DEPARTMENT OF WATER AND OLIFANTS MAGDELINE SANITATION CATCHMENT 082 908 3179 [email protected] DEPARTMENT OF WATER AND ENVIRONMENTAL MS J PHIRI SANITATION MANAGEMENT 015 290 1433 [email protected] MR LINDELANI DEPARTMENT OF WATER AND OLIFANTS MBULAHENI SANITATION CATCHMENT 072 011 5135 [email protected] DEPARTMENT OF RURAL MR MOLATELO DEVELOPMENT AND LAND (015) 230 MAKHUVHA REFORM 5000 [email protected] DEPARTMENT OF (015) 519 MR THAPELO BRIGHT AGRICULTURE FORESTRY ENVIRONMENTAL 3428/083 610 (086) 571 MACHETE AND FISHERIES MANAGEMENT 7122 5111 [email protected] DEPARTMENT OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND LAND (015) 297 MS TINYIKO MAKAMU REFORM 3539 [email protected] DEPARTMENT OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND LAND MS SHARIOT MAFANE REFORM 015 230 5107 [email protected] DEA - SANPARKS AND (012) 426 MS KUMSA MANCOTYWA PROTECTED AREA EIA 5002 [email protected] (082) 352 MS SHONISANI 3552/012 399 MUNZHEDZI DEA - BIODIVERSITY EIA 9508 [email protected] ENVIRONMENT HOUSE 473 STEVE ENVIRONMENTAL BIKO ARCADIA [email protected] MS ADIKA RAMBALLY DEA – CASE OFFICER MANAGEMENT PRETORIA STAKEHOLDER DATABASE 4 MS MICHELLE CHEMICAL AND WASTE (012) 399 GOVENDER MANAGEMENT EIA 9760 [email protected] 21 BICCARD LIMPOPO HERITAGE STREET, (015) 284 (015) 284 MR K LITHOLE RESOURCES AGENCY POLOKWANE, 0700 4000 4510 [email protected] PRIVATE BAG X ENVIRONMENTAL 9554, POLOKWANE, (015) 284 (015) 284 MS SHONI TSHIVHASE ROAD AGENCY LIMPOPO MANAGEMENT 0700 4600 4701 [email protected] 18 A LANDROS LIMPOPO DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MARE STREET, (015) 230 (015) 975 MR GREAT AMBANI ENERGY MANAGEMENT POLOKWANE 3600 7045 [email protected] BROLL BUILDING 101 LIMPOPO DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL DORP STREET (015) 287 (015) 287 A K KHARIVHE MINERAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT POLOKWANE 0699 4700 4729 [email protected] (012) 399 WENDY DEA (BIO-SECTION) 9508 LIMPOPO TOURISM AND PARK ENVIRONMENTAL P.O.BOX 4301, (015) 307 (015) 307 MR MP MOKGAPHAME AGENCY MANAGEMENT TZANEEN, 0850 3582 4341 [email protected] (012) 254 (011) 789 MRS LOURENS BIRDLIFE SA 0213 5188 [email protected] (082) 576 NILS BJORNSTAD WESSA BRANCH CHAIR 2781 [email protected] (076) 383 ANDY SMITH WESSA BRANCH CHAIR 6097 [email protected] SECRETARY (011) 730 DEE JOHNSON WESSA (ACTING) 2059 [email protected] (011) 462 MR BETHA WESSA 5663 [email protected] PRIVATE BAG X DR HANNELINE SMITH TERRESTRIAL BIRD 5000, PARKLANDS (011) 789 ROBINSON BIRDLIFE SA CONSERVATION 2121 JHB 2000 1122 (011) 4628364 [email protected] PRIVATE BAG X IMPORTANT BIRD 5000, PARKLANDS (011) 789 (011) 789 MR DANIEL MARVERICK BIRDLIFE SA CONSERVATION 2121 JHB 2000 1122 5188 [email protected] PRIVATE BAG X 11, MODDERFONTEIN, EWT (ENDANGERED WILDLIFE 1609, (011) 372 (011) 606 MS MARIENA GOLDING TRUST) JOHANNESBURG 3600 4682 [email protected] PRIVATE BAG X 73, SOUTH AFRICAN CIVIL AVIATION OBSTACLE HALFWAY HOUSE, (011) 545 (011) 606 MS L STROH AVIATION AUTHOROTY
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