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A PARTY Order List Type Region Number Surname Name National List National 1 PENDERIS ANTHONY 2 KEKANA JEREMIAH 3 MASINGA THEMBINKOSI 4 CARTER MARIA LOUISA 5 ZULU MZWANELE 6 MAKHALE TSHIFHIWA SAMUEL 7 BOOYSEN GERT PETRUS ALBERTUS 8 PENDERIS SHARON PATRICIA 9 JOUBERT EMILE LOUW 10 DU PLESSIS ALMA 11 MALGAS NAOMI HENRIETTA 12 PAKATITA MASILONYONE PAULUS 13 CHAVUMA BAWINILE WINNIE 14 MAQENA ALEYMARIA MALEFU 15 MAPALWENI WILLIAM MBAZIMA 16 MOKOENA LYDIA 17 MHLANGA MAPITLE SAMUEL 18 KEKANA MANONI 19 SELLO BETTY 20 CHAUKE AGNES 21 MAKHALE TSHIMANGADZO ISAAC 22 LEBELO LESIBA TIGH 23 VAN DER BERG STANLEY 24 NKOSI ROSELINE 25 MCGREGOR GIARDINI MARGARET ANN 26 MAFADZA MUDZUNGA MULALO 27 KHARIBE TSHILIDZI GRACE 28 MADZUHE MASHUDU SYLVIA 29 NEVHUFUMBA AZWINNDINI PATRICK 30 RATSHILUMELA AVHAPFANI STANLEY 31 SEGAETSHO SIMPHIWE KAGISO XOLANI 32 FIGLAN NIMROD MAZIZI 33 MUNZHELELE AVHASEI DORAH 34 TSHIVHASE THANYANI 35 TSEDU MLUNGISI DANIEL 36 BOYLES CHARLES WINSTON 37 ROOIBAATJIE JULIA 38 CRAVEN LAWSON DOUGLAS 39 BOYLES THERESA ANN 40 MBALO SIDNEY MNCEDISI 41 NDABAMBI LUTANDO 42 POTWANA NOMPUMELELO Order List Type Region Number Surname Name 43 MASITHI MAKHADO 44 MADZUHE GLORY MUTUVHIWA 45 MUKWEVHO MUOFHE JEANETH 46 NEMARANZHE AZWIHANGWISI MARCIA 47 MATHOHO MAANDA MICHAEL 48 MAKHWATHANI AZWIHANGWISI PORTIA 49 MKHONTO CLIFFORD ADVICE 50 MAKHWATHANI NTHAMBELENI MAVIS 51 RANDIMA BETTY 52 GOGORO RUDZANI 53 MUKWEVHO LIVHUWANI JEREMIAH 54 APPOLLIS DAVID 55 DITLHAKE DUMEKUBE DANIEL 56 MAHOMED SHAHEED 57 ISMAIL‐MUKADDAM IMRAAHN 58 MULEKA MXOLISI EDWARD 59 SEKETE BRAMAGE EDMOND 60 MAKHWATHANE AVHASHONI JEFFREY 61 RATSHILUMELA AZWIHANGWISI GLADYS 62 THEMELI MAKONDELELE KENNETH 63 RATSHILUMELA NDILENI EDWIN 64 MUDUBU NKHUMELELNI AGNES 65 RAMMETHELI TSHILILO GEORGE 66 MAKHWATHANI OBED 67 SINGO THEMELI JOHN 68 MUNZHELELE TSHILIDZI NANNY 69 NEMARANZHE KANAKANA SALPHINA 70 MATLOU MICHAEL 71 MATAMELA MMBOSWOBENI SALTHIEL Regional List Eastern Cape 1 PENDERIS ANTHONY 2 KEKANA JEREMIAH 3 MASINGA THEMBINKOSI 4 CARTER MARIA LOUISA 5 ZULU MZWANELE 6 MAKHALE TSHIFHIWA SAMUEL 7 PENDERIS SHARON PATRICIA 8 PENI BROESE PHETHELO 9 MAQENA ALEYMARIA MALEFU Regional List Free State 1 PENDERIS ANTHONY 2 KEKANA JEREMIAH 3 MASINGA THEMBINKOSI 4 CARTER MARIA LOUISA 5 ZULU MZWANELE 6 MAKHALE TSHIFHIWA SAMUEL Order List Type Region Number Surname Name 7 MAQENA ALEYMARIA MALEFU 8 PENI BROESE PHETHELO 9 DU PLESSIS ALMA 10 PAKATITA MASILONYONE PAULUS 11 MAKHALE FULUFHEDZANI MERCY 12 MAKHALE TSHIMANGADZO ISAAC Regional List Gauteng 1 PENDERIS ANTHONY 2 KEKANA JEREMIAH 3 MASINGA THEMBINKOSI 4 CARTER MARIA LOUISA 5 ZULU MZWANELE 6 MAKHALE TSHIFHIWA SAMUEL 7 BOOYSEN GERT PETRUS ALBERTUS 8 DU PLESSIS ALMA 9 JOUBERT EMILE LOUW 10 LEWIS ALETTA QUEEN 11 CHAVUMA BAWINILE WINNIE 12 MAPALWENI WILLIAM MBAZIMA 13 KEKANA MANONI 14 BOYLES CHARLES WINSTON 15 MOKOENA LYDIA 16 LEBELO LESIBA TIGH 17 SELLO BETTY 18 CHAUKE AGNES 19 BOYLES THERESA ANN 20 ROOIBAATJIE JULIA 21 KEKANA TUMELO MOTHEO 22 CARTER YOLANDA MAGDA 23 APPOLLIS DAVID 24 DITLHAKE DUMEKUBE DANIEL 25 MAHOMED SHAHEED 26 ISMAIL‐MUKADDAM IMRAAHN 27 MULEKA MXOLISI EDWARD 28 SEKETE BRAMAGE EDMOND 29 MAKHALE TSHIMANGADZO ISAAC 30 MADZUHE ITANI GIDEON Regional List KwaZulu‐Natal 1 PENDERIS ANTHONY 2 KEKANA JEREMIAH 3 MASINGA THEMBINKOSI 4 CARTER MARIA LOUISA 5 ZULU MZWANELE 6 MAKHALE TSHIFHIWA SAMUEL 7 CHAVUMA BAWINILE WINNIE 8 CARTER YOLANDA MAGDA Order List Type Region Number Surname Name 9 MOKOENA LYDIA 10 KEKANA TUMELO MOTHEO 11 CHAUKE AGNES 12 MHLANGA MAPITLE SAMUEL Regional List Mpumalanga 1 PENDERIS ANTHONY 2 KEKANA JEREMIAH 3 MASINGA THEMBINKOSI 4 CARTER MARIA LOUISA 5 ZULU MZWANELE 6 MAKHALE TSHIFHIWA SAMUEL 7 KHARIVHE NDANGANENI LUCETH 8 DZHALAGOME MARY MULALO 9 RAMALA MPHEDZISENI 10 MATLOU MICHAEL 11 MATAMELA MMBOSWOBENI SALTHIEL 12 GOGORO RUDZANI 13 MUKWEVHO LIVHUWANI JEREMIAH 14 MATHEPHE LIVHUWANI 15 RANDIMA BETTY Regional List Northern Cape 1 PENDERIS ANTHONY 2 KEKANA JEREMIAH 3 MASINGA THEMBINKOSI 4 CARTER MARIA LOUISA 5 ZULU MZWANELE 6 MAKHALE TSHIFHIWA SAMUEL Regional List Limpopo 1 PENDERIS ANTHONY 2 KEKANA JEREMIAH 3 MASINGA THEMBINKOSI 4 CARTER MARIA LOUISA 5 ZULU MZWANELE 6 MAKHALE TSHIFHIWA SAMUEL 7 BOOYSEN GERT PETRUS ALBERTUS 8 MAKHALE FULUFHEDZANI MERCY 9 MAKHALE TSHIMANGADZO ISAAC 10 MADZUHE ITANI GIDEON 11 MAFADZA TONDANI REGINAH 12 RATSHILUMELA THINGAAMBI HUMPHREY 13 SIKHWIVHILU NKHANGWELENI KINGSLEY 14 NEMALILI SHANDUKANI ZACHARIA 15 MASITHI MAKHADO 16 TSHABUSE AZWINNDINI ANNAH 17 KHARIVHE NDANGANENI LUCETH 18 DZHALAGOME MARY MULALO 19 RAMALA MPHEDZISENI Order List Type Region Number Surname Name Regional List North West 1 PENDERIS ANTHONY 2 KEKANA JEREMIAH 3 MASINGA THEMBINKOSI 4 CARTER MARIA LOUISA 5 ZULU MZWANELE 6 MAKHALE TSHIFHIWA SAMUEL 7 MAQENA ALEYMARIA MALEFU 8 PENI BROESE PHETHELO 9 PENDERIS SHARON PATRICIA 10 PAKATITA MASILONYONE PAULUS 11 KEKANA MANONI 12 MHLANGA MAPITLE SAMUEL 13 SELLO BETTY 14 CARTER YOLANDA MAGDA Regional List Western Cape 1 PENDERIS ANTHONY 2 KEKANA JEREMIAH 3 MASINGA THEMBINKOSI 4 CARTER MARIA LOUISA 5 ZULU MZWANELE 6 MAKHALE TSHIFHIWA SAMUEL 7 JOUBERT EMILE LOUW 8 MALGAS NAOMI HENRIETTA 9 PENDERIS SHARON PATRICIA 10 PAKATITA MASILONYONE PAULUS 11 KEMPELE NONDUMISO 12 NGAMNTWINI LUMUMBA 13 DEDISO HILDA NOMSA 14 HODINI MAWETHU PAURITIUS 15 ZOLA CYNTHIA NTOMBIZANDILE 16 DIDI CHARLES SONWABO 17 QOBO ANDILE MAMKELI 18 NGESI ZITHULELE 19 THISANI NOBUHLE 20 FIGLAN ZANELE DORAH 21 KENTE JONGILANGA 22 LEWIS ALETTA QUEEN 23 MATHEPHE LIVHUWANI AFRICA MUSLIM PARTY AMP Order List Type Region Number Surname Name Provincial List Western Cape 1 HASSIEM WASFIE 2 SIEBRITZ WAYNE 3 HARRIS WASHIELA 4 DEVAJEE RAJAP 5 MORRIS CHRISTINA COBUS 6 VAN WYK JOHANNES 7 BEUKMAN ROELF 8 SALIE NURJEHAAN 9 SALIE NURAAN AFRICAN CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE‐AFRIKANER CHRISTEN ALLIANSIE ACA Order List Type Region Number Surname Name Provincial List Gauteng 1 VAN DER WESTHUIZEN PETRUS JOHANNES 2 VAN DER WESTHUIZEN RUDOLF JOHANNES 3 VISSER HENDRIENA MAGRIETHA 4 NEL CECILIA JOHANNA 5 VAN DER WESTHUIZEN WILLEM JOHANNES 6 PRINS MAGARETHA LOUISA CHRISTINA 7 WILLEMSE JACOBUS JOHANNES 8 VAN DER WESTHUIZEN FRANCISKA ANNEBELLE 9 OLIVIER JOHANNES PETRUS JACOBUS 10 CARELSE HENDRINA MAGDALENA 11 VAN DER WESTHUIZEN FRANCINA ALLETTA 12 MODISE MICHAEL 13 MODISE JOSEPHINA THEMBI North Provincial List West 1 VAN DER WESTHUIZEN PETRUS JOHANNES 2 MODISE KGOMOTSO 3 NKWANA NGWANASEGODI FRANSCINA AFRICAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY ACDP Order List Type Region Number Surname Name National List National 1 MESHOE KENNETH RASELABE JOSEPH 2 SWART STEVEN NICHOLAS 3 DUDLEY CHERYLLYN 4 TLAELI MOKHETHI RAYMOND 5 MNTANDE PRISCILLA KWENZEKILE 6 NAIDOO JONATHAN 7 PILA NOCAWE IRENE 8 THRING WAYNE MAXIM 9 MALATJI KHWAILE RUFUS 10 MNISI MVULA KA 11 VAN WYK WILLEM MESHARK 12 HARBOUR BRUCE COLIN 13 PESULO EDWARD 14 VAN NIEKERK RENEN 15 NYEMBE JACOBETH HELEN 16 DINKELMANN RICHARD WALTER 17 GOVINDASAMY GLEN 18 CUPIDO HENDRY BENJAMIN 19 DOUGLAS WESLEY MARSHALL 20 MOTSHITELA PETER SALATIEL 21 STAGE MMANKGERETLA MARIA 22 BRIEL MAGRIETA MAGDALENA 23 MCOTELI NDIPHIWE NICHOLUS 24 SPARG ANNE‐MARIE 25 VAN NIEKERK MARINDA 26 MANKHILI MMBOSWOBENI BEN SOLOMON 27 BALOYI BUSISIWE HELEN 28 NIKELO MZUVUKILE 29 PAPU ERASMUS MASANDE 30 KOEKEMOER GERHARDUS PETRUS 31 SOLOMON ALAN GUY 32 DOWNS GLENTON KEITH 33 QUSE LUKE MONWABISI 34 MINNIE GRIET 35 TEMLETT JOSEPH 36 MATSHEKA PRIVATE NTISANG 37 MULLER HENDRIK JACOBUS MARTHINUS 38 ARENDSE PATRICIA SANDRA 39 MYINGWA IRENE NONTLE 40 GOLOLO CHARLES MATSOBANE 41 SENWAMADI SELAELO 42 MNWANA SONWABILE COMFORDS Order List Type Region Number Surname Name 43 CHONGA AUDREY 44 MZILA EMELAA 45 NDZWANANA AMOS VICTOR 46 MOKHATLA MALEFETSANE ISAAC 47 PAPU THEMBELA 48 MATHEBULA SIBONGILE JEANETTE 49 NDLOVU ZWELITHINI JEFFREY 50 GRIQUA RONALD MAX 51 MTEMBU GRACE BARENG NOMAKHOSAZANA 52 PHILLIPS NEVILLE DOUWAN 53 VILAKAZI TANKISO JOHANNES 54 PHOCHANA MOKHUDU CYNTHIA 55 LUBUZO NOLUTANDO YVONNE 56 NKOSI ISAAC 57 MAHLANGU PHILEMON KOOS 58 RHADEBE MXHOLISI MICHAEL 59 SITHOLE THOKOZANE ANTHONY 60 COETZEE LEON ERNEST 61 MAHLABA KHATHAZILE KATE 62 SHABALALA MANDLA CYRIL 63 MASHABA MZAMANE EZEKIEL 64 MNISI LETTIE TANANA 65 WESSELS LOUISA JACOBA SUSANNA 66 FRITZ DAVID LLEWELLYN 67 MOFOKENG CORNELIUS RAMONENG 68 SEGAOLE ABINAR BENNY 69 MNISI MARCIA SARAH 70 MOSES GLADYS 71 GXABA TOZAMA THEODORA 72 SILJEUR GERALD RUPERT 73 MMOLEDI MARRY SEIPATI 74 DEAN MARTHA JACOMINA 75 XIPU LEKELELI LEAH 76 MASEKO STANLEY WALTER 77 MARIBA MULIMISI EDWIN 78 LEPHOTO ELIZABETH THEO 79 MABOYA MMATSHOENE SOLOMON 80 MAMARIGANE MPHO PHANUEL 81 JANSEN VAN RENSBURG DOROTHEA 82 VAN RHEEDE ALLEN DANIEL 83 NYATHI FANYANA PETRUS 84 NAKANA MOHALE JOHANNES 85 SIMEON CALVIN TIMOTHY 86 MOGOTSI MMAPHEFO MARY Order List Type Region Number Surname Name 87 MASHAMAITE MAILULA MELIDAH 88 LEGAE JOSEPH SELAOTSWE 89 PESTANA AGOSTINHO ANTONIO PERESTRELO 90 MANOKO RAKOTE DANIEL 91 SHONGWE FIKILE MARIA 92 SENOKWANE MOLATLHEGI REUBEN 93 FOURIE LOUIS PETRUS 94 TLHOAELE HELLEN MPHO 95 JAMES PATRICK RICHARD 96 MAGAELA ISABELLA NOMBONGO 97 FISHER NICHOLAS COMBRING 98 JOSEPH URSULA 99 CRONJE PIERRE WILHELM 100 TSOTETSI STOKO STEPHEN 101 NGWENYA JOHN VUSIMUZI 102 SIBANYONI ELLIE JOHANNAH 103 VAN LOGGERENBERG JACOBUS JOHANNES 104 SIMEON ROSEMARY 105 LEFINE SELLO PETRUS 106 ZWANE PHINDILE 107 HAMMAN JOHANNES PETER 108 DOWNS JO‐ANN MARY 109 NXUMALO MUZI MASTER 110 MOLOPYANE HERMINA NEO 111 SEGOPA MABLE MANKWANE 112 MAKGOBA MAKEKELA WILLIAM 113 LANGEVELDT CLIVE SOLOMON 114 MODIRI KEHILWE 115 NKUNA EVELYN DIMAKATSO 116 MOLUSIWA JAN OBAKENG 117 GARENAMOTSE KEAMOGETSE VIRGINIA 118 LEMPE MARIAH 119 NEL ELIZABETH 120 NEL
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