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Vendor_Name Vendor_Code Comp_Reg_No Tel_No Fax_No Physical_Address Postal_Address StageFright Com Events and Promos and Prod cc cc 2005/10423923 011 7266076 011 7266076 Do not use Do not use 1111 08 DIJHENE-Z TRADING AND PROJECTS CC DIJ000 200819381223 083 767 5019 0169319666 6 BODENSTEIN STREET CE4 VANDERBIJLPARK 6 BODENSTEIN STREET CE4 VANDERBIJLPARK 1911 127 CIVILS CONSTRUCTION CC CC0001 200205645723 011 860 4590 011 860 2621 617 MOLOI STR THOKOZA STR ALBERTON 617 MOLOI STR THOKOZA STR ALBERTON 1426 2 Oceans Computer Consumables CC 2004/049842/23 021 6867918 021 6868519 Do not use Do not use 1111 2 SYD PLUS CONSTRUCTION AND PROJECTS CC SYD029 200603235723 0836653459 0866047497 2888 CHEST NUT SECTION 1 PALM SPRINGS 2888 CHEST NUT SECTION 1 PALM SPRINGS 1950 309 UPSTAIRS MAINTENANCE T/A GAS & TECHNICAL SERVI UPS001 199201192923 0836534526 0169335871 PO BOX 2831 VANDERBIJLPARK PO BOX 2831 VANDERBIJLPARK 1900 35th Trading Enterprise CC THT500 200916094623 0767553391 0165935563 8405 Hlabirwa Street Zone 7A Sebokeng 8405 Hlabirwa Street Zone 7A Sebokeng 1983 365 CODED PRODUCTIONS CC COD024 COD024 073 099 6044 073 099 6044 POSTNET SUITE 10 PRIVATE BAG X8 HIGHLANDS NORTH JO POSTNET SUITE 10 PRIVATE BAG X8 HIGHLANDS NORTH 2037 3B ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING & PLUMBING 3BE001 3BE001 1111 1111 PO BOX 3702 VEREENIGING PO BOX 3702 VEREENIGING 1930 4 Chakras Consulting 4 C500 2002/045968/23 4 IN 1 CLEANERS CC 4IN101 4IN101 083 693 4889 083 693 4889 535 ZONE 6 EXT SEBOKENG 535 ZONE 6 EXT SEBOKENG 1983 4 IN ONE COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES CC 4INO23 200502034523 074 252 5193 086 608 2654 1642 MOTLOUTSI STREET SELOSESHY THABA NCHU 1642 MOTLOUTSI STREET SELOSESHY THABA NCHU 9783 4 MZANI MASTER ELECTRICIAN CC 4MZ001 4mz001 016 455 4892 016 455 4892 FLAT NO.2 HALEEN COURT SENATOR MARKS AVE VEREENGIN FLAT NO.2 HALEEN COURT SENATOR MARKS AVE VEREENGING 1939 4D Digital Security (Pty) Ltd DIG500 200100399807 0216879185 0880216891151 Belmont Road Belmont Square Rondebosch P O Box 596 Rondebosch 7701 4KMTS Logistics 4KM500 2005/043938/07 5D Star Trading (Pty) Ltd 5D 500 200802575707 0119747479 0866383304 72 Kitchener Avenue Kensington P O Box 3807 Rivonia 2128 5TH AVE TRADING 92CC NEL001 NEL001 016 455 3628 016 455 1348 P.O BOX 264024 THREE RIVERS P.O BOX 264024 THREE RIVERS 1935 777 CATERING 777001 777001 0165810708 0165812631 777 EAGLE STREET PALM SPRINGS VEREENIGING 777 EAGLE STREET PALM SPRINGS VEREENIGING 1930 7th Question Marketing and Communications CC QUE500 200720156423 0129974624 0129974624 767 Ameshoff Street Moreleta Park P O Box 1652 Meyerton 1960 90 Long Security CC LON500 200918577123 0169854969 016854969 8517 Sefatsa Street Sharpeville 8517 Sefatsa Street Sharepville 1928 999 Music CC MUS501 199504748523 0113151535 0865580999 18 Berger Street Vorna Valley Midrand P O Box 12443 Vorna Valley 1686 A A A LOCKSMITHS AAA001 AAA001 016 4213430 016 4213430 16 VOORTREKKER STREET VEREENIGING 16 VOORTREKKER STREET VEREENIGING 1939 A C PIPES PTY. LTD ACP001 ACP001 0119038049 1111 P.O.BOX 8644 JOHANNESBURG P.O.BOX 8644 JOHANNESBURG 2000 A V H Projects CC AVH500 200000727323 0118146657 0118141141 19 Laver Street Nigel P O Box 851 Nigel 1490 A ZIMBAWE CC AZIM01 AZIM01 0760729601 0760729601 12607 EXTENSION 7A EVATON WEST EVATON 12607 EXTENSION 7A EVATON WEST EVATON 1984 A.M. PHUMO AMP001 AMP001 1111 1111 12 OPAAL AVE WALDRIFT VEREENGING 12 OPAAL AVE WALDRIFT VEREENGING 1939 A1 PRESTIGE CARPET CLEANERS A1C001 A1C001 0164291014 0164293916 8 M SHAPIRO STREET SONLANDPARK VEREENIGING 8 M SHAPIRO STREET SONLANDPARK VEREENIGING 1935 AAA LOCKSMITHS MAA001 MAA001 016 4213430 016 4213430 16 VOORTEKKERSTRAAT VEREENIGING 16 VOORTEKKERSTRAAT VEREENIGING 1939 AAD Medical and Logistics 2009/193241/23 0849297429 0865140764 Do not use 2 Anna Neetling Pool Road Langenhovenpark Bloemfontein 9330 Aahaah Shuttle and Tours CC AAH300 201000953423 011486946 0866650679 4305 Nyoni Street Dobsonville 4305 Nyoni Street Dobsonville 1863 Aarav Global Consulting CC AAR500 200905281523 0118886422 0118883781 1 Sydney Carter Street Roosevelt Park P O Box 5631 Cresta 2118 AARON PLASTIC DISTRIBUTORS CC AAR001 AAR001 084 710 8242 084 710 8242 4939 EXT 3 EVATON WEST 4939 EXT 3 EVATON WEST 1984 ABACUS MICRO DISTRIBUTION (PTY)LTD ABA001 ABA001 0169818280 0169818284 P O BOX 4536 VANDERBIJLPARK P O BOX 4536 VANDERBIJLPARK 1900 Abakholwe Community Developers (Pty) Ltd ABA500 20060304107 0152914688 0152914677 8A Bodenstein Street Corner Bok Street Polokwane P O Box 4761 Polokwane 0700 ABA-NATION CONSTRUCTION AND PRJECTS CC T/A ABA NAT (Duplication) ABAN23 200614626023 082 386 0998 016 429 2511 16 BERGHAAN STREET FALCON RIDGE VEREENIGING 16 BERGHAAN STREET FALCON RIDGE VEREENIGING 1929 ABA-NATION CONSTRUSTION AND PROJECTS CC ABA017 200614626023 0823860998 0164292511 16 BERGHAAN STREET FALCON RIDGE VEREENIGING 16 BERGHAAN STREET FALCON RIDGE VEREENIGING 1929 ABEDNIGO AND PITSO BUSINESS ENTERPRISES CC ABE023 ABE023 016 594 1764 016 594 1764 344 ZONE 10 EXT 10 SEBOKENG 344 ZONE 10 EXT 10 SEBOKENG 1983 ABELANANI CREATIONS ABE000 200005817223 2711 6164754 2711 3881854 PO BOX 1491 BEDFORDVIEW PO BOX 1491 BEDFORDVIEW 2008 ABELSOLOMON TRADING AND PROJECTS CC ABE128 2007255445423 073 056 1172 073 056 1172 33 MIKRO STREET VANDERBIJLPARK 33 MIKRO STREET VANDERBIJLPARK 1911 ABIATHERE CONSTRUCTION AND PROJECTS CC ABIA31 200600034923 072 704 5804 016 592 9518 8947 EXT 11 EVATON WEST 8947 EXT 11 EVATON WEST 1984 ABIES DRESS FABRICS CC ABIES1 199200994323 0164222932 0164222932 46 VOORTREKKER STR VEREENIGING 46 VOORTREKKER STR VEREENIGING 1930 ABITHA AND NTHABI`S TRADING CC ABIT22 200824207423 083 260 6626 011 923 1337 7530 DLAMINI STREET SHARPEVILLE 7530 DLAMINI STREET SHARPEVILLE 1928 Able 2 Finish Trading and Projects CC ABL500 201013737323 0742822055 0165937579 10401 Letsie Street Zone 7A Sebokeng 10401 Letsie Street Zone 7A Sebokeng 1984 Abonshengu Trading and Projects CC ABO500 201014197723 0169851969 0169851969 16 Eros Avenue Bedowrth Park Vereeniging P O Box 23569 Bedworth Park 1940 ABRAM KOMAN CONSTRUCTION AND LABOUR HIRE AKCL01 AKCL01 016 592 3187 016 592 3187 19257 ZONE 14 SEBOKENG 19257 ZONE 14 SEBOKENG 1983 ABRAM MOLEFE CONSTRUCTION AND PROJECT CC ABRA01 ABRA01 072 634 4418 072 634 4418 CIVIC CENTER VEREENIGING CIVIC CENTER VEREENIGING 1930 ABSOLUTE PROMOTIONS & PRINT CC ABS001 199402753823 011 792 9882 011 792 9882 PO BOX 3038 NORTHCLIFF PO BOX 3038 NORTHCLIFF 2115 Absolute Telecommunication and Technology Solutions CC ABS500 200810275423 0744259364 0866600047 28 Harris Road Sanddown Estate Sandton P O Box 605 Starthavon 2031 ABZMGL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS AZL01 AZL01 016 981 5603 073 269 5603 15 GEORGE DUFF CE3 VANDERBIJLPARK 15 GEORGE DUFF CE3 VANDERBIJLPARK 1900 AC BESTER T/A ANNEKE BESTER QUANTITY SURVEYORS/BOU ACBE10 ACBE10 082 880 4958 016 362 2710 P O BOX 10 MEYERTON P O BOX 10 MEYERTON 1960 Accenture (SA) (Pty) Ltd ACC500 200100734007 0124257200 0124257400 245 Melk Street Nieuw Muckleneuk Pretoria P O Box 119 Pretoria 0001 ACCESS 2000 ACC000 199903247623 0114524744 0114526694 P.O.BOX 357 EDENVALE P.O.BOX 357 EDENVALE 1610 ACCOUNTANTS ON CALL DIV OF LOGICAL OPTION STAFFING ACC001 ACC001 0112698700 0113241969 CORPORATE CORPORATE 1900 ACE SIZWE GENERAL TRADING ACE001 ACE001 016 593 1412 086 565 6999 12127 MOTSWEDI STREET ZONE 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CRES BRAIRDENE INDUSTRIAL PAR UNIT 1 86 MARSEILLES CRES BRAIRDENE INDUSTRIAL PARK 4000 Active Mechanical Services Group CC ACT501 199605427723 0217033156 0217034768 43-47 De Wet Road Ottery P O Box 210 Ottery 7808 Acumen Construction Supplies and Projects CC ACU500 200922781723 0164292962 0866545331 14 Robin Street Falcon Ridge Vereeniging 14 Robin Street Falcon Ridge Vereeniging 1939 Adasha Civil CC ADA500 200918804823 0169818408 0866048599 101 Hertz Boulevard CW2 Vanderbijlpark P O Box 6637 Vanderbijlpark 1900 ADD X TRADING 884 CC ADD001 ADD001 072 434 7091 0866024603 1616 ZONE 13 SEBOKENG 1616 ZONE 13 SEBOKENG 1983 ADD X TRADING 203 CC T/A DATAVISION ADDX13 200100787623 083 230 2415 011 915 6381 P O BOX 1815 BRAKPAN GAUTENG P O BOX 1815 BRAKPAN GAUTENG 1540 ADEQUATE TEXTILE AND CARPET CARE CC ADE030 200618810023 076 123 0500 086 600 6653 31-9TH AVENUE ALEXANDRA 31-9TH AVENUE ALEXANDRA 2090 ADLER MUSEUM OF MEDICINE ADL000 ADL000 1111 1111 7 YORK ROAD PARKTOWN 7 YORK ROAD PARKTOWN 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  • Death in Boipatong

    Death in Boipatong

    DEATH IN BOIPATONG The Dead ofBoipatong More than forty people were massacred at Boipatong on Wednesday 17 June. Men, women and children, and even those in their mother's womb were hack­ ed to death. Life, which hitherto offered only suffering, was snuffed out by men so low, that they could only attack at the dead of night when the shadows concealed their identity. Even though the evidence is hidden and might never be established there is little doubt about who is guilty. This killing must be laid at the door of the Intelligence Department and their allies in the Inkatha Freedom Party. It is clearly the work of men who are out to destabilize the townships, destroy all movements of opposition and reimpose the state of emergency. Addressing this issue, John Carlin said in The Independent (24 June 1992): In Boipatong, as in the majority of other massacres, the people who actually do the killing are blacks linked to the Inkatha Freedom Party...Those who direct them are whites operating within the intelligence structures of the police and army. The only issue in doubt is how high up does the authority come from? Does it stop at the 'securocrats', the generals and colonels who effectively ran the country during the Eighties? Or does it go right up to F W de Klerk, as Nelson Mandela claims? These questions have not been conclusively answered. The argument that this event was the result of previous shootings in the area is beside the point. The townships and squatter camps are witness to violence and murders week after week.
  • Positioning of the Vaal Triangle in a New South Africa

    Positioning of the Vaal Triangle in a New South Africa

    POSITIONING OF THE VAAL TRIANGLE IN A NEW SOUTH AFRICA Dr D J Bos Department of Town and Regional Planning PU for CHE Manuscript accepted September 1994 1 INTRODUCTION local circumstances. Suggestions and will not dominate other regions concerning the Vaal Triangle, made politically. The process of regional The underlying motivation for the provision for, inter alia: demarcation is, however, as important subdivision of national states into as the final product. Provision was smaller geographic areas, each consist­ • Sasolburg to be excluded from made to involve the leading parties ing of its own government with spe­ development Region H, to form from the start by holding regional cific responsibilities, lies in the wishes part of Development region C conventions to determine whether of the inhabitants to make their own (Orange Free State). groups (i) wish to be part of a particu­ decisions concerning certain matters lar region or not; (ii) need to manage which affect their daily living. This • Development region H to be di­ common interests joindy; and (iii) approach is based on the phenomenon vided into various sub-regions. wish to handle domestic concerns that countries often consist of disting­ autonomously. uishable units based on the following • The Vaal Triangle to be excluded factors: climatic and physical aspects from Region H and included in and in addition socio-economic com- Development region C (Orange 1.2 Points of departure munality. Free State). At the time the study was conducted it During the fore election period, a • The Vaal Triangle and the Wit­ was necessary to make certain decentralized unitary state was being watersrand to form one region and assumptions due to the fact that the considered for South Africa with its the Midrand/Pretoria area, another.
  • The Discursive Construction of Goldfields Residence: an Assemblage of Change Agents, an Apartheid Chronotope and a Convivial Multiculture

    The Discursive Construction of Goldfields Residence: an Assemblage of Change Agents, an Apartheid Chronotope and a Convivial Multiculture

    The discursive construction of Goldfields Residence: an assemblage of change agents, an apartheid chronotope and a convivial multiculture By Charné Pretorius Thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in the Department of General Linguistics at Stellenbosch University Supervisor: Dr Marcelyn Oostendorp March 2020 Stellenbosch University https://scholar.sun.ac.za DECLARATION By submitting this thesis electronically, I declare that the entirety of the work contained therein is my own original work that I am the owner of the copyright thereof (unless to the extent explicitly otherwise stated) and that I have not previously, in its entirety or in part, submitted it for obtaining any qualification. Charné Pretorius March 2020 Copyright © 2020 Stellenbosch University All rights reserved I Stellenbosch University https://scholar.sun.ac.za Acknowledgements I would like to express my gratitude to my supervisor, Dr Marcelyn Oostendorp, for her constant support and assistance throughout the process of this project. I am also grateful to have been part of a Mellon foundation research project to which this master’s thesis has contributed. Lastly, I would like to show my greatest appreciation to my father, Deon Pretorius, with whom I would not have been able to pursue a tertiary education and who has always unwaveringly supported my endeavors. II Stellenbosch University https://scholar.sun.ac.za Abstract Documenting readers’ responses to linguistic landscapes (LLs) is a common field of enquiry in linguistic landscape studies (LLS) (cf. Garvin, 2010; Lou, 2009; Malinowski, 2009). However, these studies have predominantly served to determine the LL for the participants and have drawn their attention to multilingual signage in an attempt to uncover the singular intention behind a sign.