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COVID-19 Lower Courts Emergency Contact List: Kwazulu-Natal Region COVID-19 Lower Courts Emergency Contact List: KwaZulu-Natal Region CLUSTER COURT CONTACT PERSON DESIGNATION TELEPHONE CELL NUMBER EMAIL ADDRESS Pietermaritzburg Pietermaritzburg Mrs. C.M.L. Hack Court Manager 033 355 5224 082 376 6616 [email protected] Durban Durban Mr. S.L. Mchunu Court Manager 031 302 4409 073 539 8702 [email protected] Durban Family Advocate Mr. L.K. Mashele Office Manager 031 310 6521 084 723 9739 [email protected] Durban Wentworth Mr. E. Mathe Office Manager 031 302 4409 073 990 8690 [email protected] Durban Amanzimtoti Ms. A. Ndlela Court Manager 031 302 4409 071 187 7883 [email protected] 031 903 0607 Emlazi Emlazi Ms. S. Zikhali Court Manager 031 907 3955 N/A [email protected] Mr. M.I. Dlamini Area Court Manager 074 198 0006 [email protected] Emlazi Chatsworth Mr. S. Dludla Chief Admin Clerk 031 403 3227 071 208 5177 [email protected] Mr. M.I Dlamini Area Court Manager 074 198 0006 [email protected] Emlazi Turton (Emzumbe) Ms. H. Stroud Court Manager 039 972 1788 / 082 774 1008 [email protected] 039 972 1720 Emlazi Richmond Ms. C.S. Sibiya Court Manager 033 212 2114/215 083 420 5805 [email protected] Emlazi Scottburgh Mrs. T. De Clerk Court Manager 039 978 9400/04 079 529 1123 [email protected] Emlazi Umbumbulu Mr. S.B. Murugan Court Manager 031 915 0100 082 861 1442 [email protected] Emlazi Vulamehlo Mr. H.S. Bhengu Court Manager 039 974 0142 083 793 1654 [email protected] Hlanganani Hlanganani Mr. T.C. Dlamini Court Manager 039 832 0032 076 244 8670 [email protected] Hlanganani Himville Mrs. S. Sosibo Court Manager 033 702 1303 078 447 9989 [email protected] CLUSTER COURT CONTACT PERSON DESIGNATION TELEPHONE CELL NUMBER EMAIL ADDRESS Hlanganani Howick Ms. R. Budhal Court Manager 033 330 2117 078 243 1193 [email protected] Hlanganani Impendle Ms. T. Mkhulisa Court Manager 033 996 0604 079 288 3660 [email protected] Hlanganani Mooi River Mr. S. Radebe Court Manager 033 263 1468 083 689 8599 [email protected] KwaDukuza KwaDukuza Mrs. N. Lalbahadur Court Manager 032 551 1201 083 787 3264 [email protected] KwaDukuza Greytown Ms. M.M. Khumalo Court Manager 033 413 1122/3 081 001 6611 [email protected] KwaDukuza Maphumulo Ms. B. Phahla Court Manager 032 481 2001/3 082 438 4691 [email protected] KwaDukuza Kranskop Ms. L. Perumal Court Manager 033 444 1603 073 552 6876 [email protected] KwaDukuza Ndwedwe Ms. R. Rambharren Court Manager 032 533 4013 061 629 7395 [email protected] Port Shepstone Port Shepstone Mr. J. Ganger Court Manager 039 682 0136 073 760 0480 [email protected] Port Shepstone Harding Ms. N.M. Nodola Court Manager 039 433 1009 082 954 7560 [email protected] Port Shepstone Ixopo Mr. B.D. Dlamini Court Manager 039 834 2017 072 452 8315 [email protected] Port Shepstone Kokstad Ms. M. Putuzo Court Manager 039 727 2010/11 082 456 1966 [email protected] Port Shepstone Izingolweni Mr. L.N. Ndebele Court Manager 039 534 5250 072 744 4778 [email protected] Port Shepstone Matatiele Mr. M. Khulungoane Court Manager 039 737 3127 082 210 3299 [email protected] Port Shepstone Phungashe Ms. N. Mlambo Court Manager 039 835 0031 072 361 4994 [email protected] 081 468 6904 CLUSTER COURT CONTACT PERSON DESIGNATION TELEPHONE CELL NUMBER EMAIL ADDRESS Port Shepstone Umzimkhulu Ms. P.N. Mlimi Court Manager 039 259 0309 082 541 6553 [email protected] Ladysmith Ladysmith Mr. S.W. Shozi Court Manager 036 637 6771 082 730 0285 [email protected] Ladysmith Bergville Mrs. E.H. Du Plessis Court Manager 036 448 1015/6 082 329 0436 [email protected] Ladysmith Colenso Mr. N. Mtshali Court Manager 036 4222 2203 083 666 0535/7 [email protected] Ladysmith Dukuza Ms. T.N.P. Hlatshwayo Court Manager 036 438 6063 073 225 2792 [email protected] Ladysmith Emnambithi Ms. M.N.P. Ngcobo Court Manager 036 636 1312/3 076 342 9573 [email protected] Ladysmith Escourt Ms. S.G. Mkhize Court Manager 036 352 3030 072 633 9719 [email protected] Ladysmith Msinga Mr. S.S. Ncwane Court Manager 033 493 0001/9 083 983 1470 [email protected] Ladysmith Weenen Ms. N.C. Mkhize Court Manager 036 354 1621 073 655 4712 [email protected] Nquthu Nquthu Ms. M. Manyathi Court Manager 034 271 1918 084 369 8600 [email protected] Nquthu Babanango Mr. M.M. Zibane Court Manager 035 835 0044 082 953 0376 [email protected] Nquthu Eshowe Ms. T.M. Malinga Court Manager 035 474 1127 071 889 8889 [email protected] Nquthu Inkanyezi Ms. V. Nxumalo Court Manager 035 474 2171/2 083 493 2226 [email protected] Nquthu Mahlabathini Ms. T. Mpungose Court Manager 035 873 0101 083 365 7723 [email protected] Nquthu Melmoth Ms. T. Totose Court Manager 035 450 2014 078 764 2094 [email protected] CLUSTER COURT CONTACT PERSON DESIGNATION TELEPHONE CELL NUMBER EMAIL ADDRESS Nquthu Nkandla Ms. L. Kubheko Court Manager 035 833 0082 072 060 7552 [email protected] Verulam Verulam Ms. R. Rambarren Court Manager 032 533 4013 061 629 7395 [email protected] Verulam Pinetown Ms. S.B. Ndlela Court Manager 031 710 7800/77 073 436 3373 [email protected] Verulam Camperdown Mrs. D. Appalsamy Court Manager 031 785 1155/2188 084 437 7700 [email protected] Verulam New Hanover Mr. S. Ramnarayan Court Manager 033 502 0003 083 375 8047 [email protected] Mr. S. Cele 061 965 0141 Verulam Mpumalanga Mr. S.N.R. Luthuli Court Manager 031 736 3475/3471 083 664 4549 [email protected] Verulam Ntuzuma Mrs. N.C. Mbambo Court Manager 031 530 4000 072 442 7495 [email protected] Newcastle Newcastle Ms. T. Mhlongo Court Manager 034 312 1166 072 660 2030 [email protected] Newcastle Dundee Ms. A.M. Da Silva Court Manager 034 212 1179 084 640 8775 [email protected] Newcastle Dannhauser Ms. T.G. Sithole Court Manager 034 621 2227 073 272 5294 [email protected] Newcastle Glencoe Ms. Z.I. Mbhele Court Manager 034 393 1164 072 604 8918 [email protected] Newcastle Madadeni Ms. L.A. Mkhize Court Manager 034 329 7510 078 439 1953 [email protected] Newcastle Vryheid Ms. L. Mabaso Court Manager 034 981 4911 083 941 3950 [email protected] Newcastle Utrecht Mrs. Greyling Court Manager 034 331 3184 082 339 6354 [email protected] Nongoma Nongoma Mr. M.T. Kunene Court Manager 035 831 0302/3/6 078 754 5081 [email protected] CLUSTER COURT CONTACT PERSON DESIGNATION TELEPHONE CELL NUMBER EMAIL ADDRESS Nongoma Ubombo Ms. M.W. Zulu Court Manager 035 595 1163/002 076 780 6931 [email protected] Nongoma Manguzi Mr. J.J. Mlambo Court Manager 035 592 0119/493 073 194 7586 [email protected] Nongoma Ingwavuma Ms. C.K. Skosa Court Manager 035 591 0105/6 082 954 4932 [email protected] Nongoma Pongola Mr. R.N. Zulu Court Manager 034 413 1350 072 175 9451 [email protected] Nongoma Simdlangentsha Mr. A.M. Mathenjwa Court Manager 034 413 1350 071 430 4658 [email protected] Nongoma Louwsburg Mr. M.W. Simelane Court Manager 034 907 5015 082 535 1540 [email protected] Nongoma Magudu Mr. M.W. Simelane Court Manager 034 995 1303 082 535 1540 [email protected] Nongoma Paulpietersburg Ms. L.F.C. Zenda Court Manager 034 995 1003 082 562 0096 [email protected] Empangeni Empangeni Mr. B.G. Ehrens Court Manager 035 772 1711 084 699 4413 [email protected] Empangeni Mtubatuba Ms. J. Munsamy Court Manager 035 772 1711 084 589 5490 [email protected] Empangeni Mtunzini Mr. K. Naidoo Court Manager 035 340 1415 083 696 1166 [email protected] Empangeni KwaMsane Ms. Z. Vezi Court Manager 035 551 1832 083 716 7167 [email protected] Empangeni Hlabisa Mr. S. Baladzi Court Manager 035 838 1022 078 735 3861 [email protected] Empangeni Esikhawini Mr. S.R.O. Hlongwane Court Manager 035 796 0122 076 430 3747 [email protected] 084 238 5209 Empangeni Ngwelezane Mr. B. Gumede Court Manager 035 794 2306 079 278 8011 [email protected] CLUSTER COURT CONTACT PERSON DESIGNATION TELEPHONE CELL NUMBER EMAIL ADDRESS Empangeni Richards Bay Ms. J. Munsamy Court Manager 035 794 4023 084 589 5490 [email protected] Amended: 18 Jan 2021 .
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