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Immigration Act: Determination of Places of Detention of Illegal STAATSKOERANT, 8 AUGUSTUS 2019 No. 42622 35 DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS NO. 1046 08 AUGUST 2019 1046 Immigration Act (13/2002): Determination of places of detention of illegal foreigners pending deportation 42622 IMMIGRATION ACT, 2002 (Act No. 13 of 2002) [Section 34(1)] DETERMINATION OF PLACES OF DETENTION OF ILLEGAL FOREIGNERS PENDING DEPORTATION 1 I,Mr Thulani Mavuso, ActingDirector -General: Department of Home Affairs, determine, in terms of section 34(1) of the Immigration Act, 2002 (Act No. 13 of 2002) ( "Immigration Act "), the following Stations of the South African Police Service, as places of detention of illegal foreigners pending deportation or transfer to Lindela Holding Facility for deportation. 2. This list replaces the list of police stations as published in Government Gazette No. 38903, Notice 534 on 22 June 2015. Province Eastern Cape Adelaide Cofimvaba Keiskammahoek Ngqeleni Alexandria Dalasile King Williams Ntabankulu Algoa Park Duncan Village Town Palmietfontein Alice Dutywa Kwazakele Phumalanga Aliwal north East London Lady Grey Port Alfred Barkly East Elands Height Lusikisiki Port St Johns Beacon Bay Elliot Maletswai Queenstown Belford Elliotdale Mdantsane Seymour Bell Flagstaff Middeldrift Sterksp ruit This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za 36 No. 42622 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 8 AUGUST 2019 Bethelsdorp Floukraal Motherwell Steynsburg Bisho Gelvandale Mount Ayliff Sulenkama Bityi Grahams Town Mount Frere Tabase Bizana Healdtown Mount Road Tarkastad Buffalo Flats Hofmeyer Mqanduli Thina Falls Burgersdorp Humansdorp Mthatha Central Tsolo Butterworth Humewood Mzamba Tsomo Cala Jamestown Ndevana Uitenhage Cambridge Jeffrey's Bay New Brighton Venterstad Chungwa Joza Ngangelizwe Walmer Kabega Park Ngcobo Zwelitsha Allanridge Daelesville Jacobsdal Tseseng Bainvlei Excelsior Kroonstad Tumahole Bethlehem Ficksburg Luckhoff Tweespruit Bloemspruit Glen Mafube Virginia Boithuso Goedemoed Phillippolis Vrede Bothaville Harrismith Phuthaditjhaba Warden Botshabelo Heidedal Selosesha Welkom Clarens Henneman Smithfield Wesselsbron Clocolan Hobhouse Theunissen Zamdela Cornelia Hoopstad Tseki Actonville Eldorado Park Khutsong Randburg Alberton Fochville Kliptown Randfontein Benoni Ga- Rankuwa Krugersdorp Roodepoort Boipatong Garsfontein Lenasia Sandton Boksburg Germiston Lenasia South Sebokeng Brakpan Hillbrow Meadowlands Sharpeville Brooklyn Jabulani Midrand Soshanguve Cleveland Jeppe Muldersdrift Springs Cullinan JHB Central Orlando Sunnyside Daveyton Kagiso Pretoria Central Tembisa Diepkloof Kameeldrift Pretoria North The Barrage Diepsloot Katlehong Katlehong North Tokoza Edenvale Kempton Park Primrose Tsakane Zonkizizwe Bergville Harding Mountain Rise Pinetown Bhekithemba Hlobane Mpumalanga Pongola Brighton Howick Mpungamhlophe Port Shepstone Beach manda Mtubatuba Richards Bay Dalton Kwadabeka New Hanover Richmond Durban Kwadukuza Newcastle Scottburgh Central Kwambonambi Ntuzuma Sundumbili Emanguzi Madadeni Nyoni Ulundi Eshowe Margate Osizweni Umhlali Esikhaleni MaY ville PaulP ietersburg Umlazi This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za STAATSKOERANT, 8 AUGUSTUS 2019 No. 42622 37 Ezakheni Mooirivier Phoenix Utrecht Pietermaritzburg Westville AIIdays Lephalale Modjadjiskloof Sekhukhune Apel Letsitele Mogwadi Senwabarwana Bela -Bela Lulekani Mokopane Seshego Bolobedu Maake Motetema Siloam Botlokwa Magatle Musina Thabazimbi Burgersfort Mahwelereng Mutale Thohoyandou Dennilton Makhado Naboomspruit Tinmyne Gilead Makuya Nebo Tolwe Gìyanì Malamulele Northam Tshaulu Gravelotte Maleboho Ohrigstad Tshilwavhusiku Groblersdal Malipsdrift Phalaborwa Tshitale Haenertsburg Mara Pienaarsrivier Tubatse Hlanganani Marble Hall Polokwane Tzaneen Hoedspruit Masemola Ritavi Waterpoort Jane Furse Masisi Rooiberg Waterval Laersdrift Matlala Roossenekal Witpoort Leboeng Mecklenburg Saselamani Zaaiplaas Lebowakgomo Modimolle Sekgosese Zebediela Acornhoek Ermelo Mahamba Sakhile Amersfoort Evander Matsulu Secunda Badplaas Graskop Mbuzini Siyabuswa Balfour NL Greylingstad Mhala Skukuza Barberton Hazyview Middelburg Standerton Belfast Hendrina Mpumalanga Sundra Bethal Kabokweni Morgenzon Tonga Carolina Kinross Nelspruit Volksrust Delmas Komatipoort Ngodwana Vosman Dientjie Kriel Pienaar Waterval Elukwatini Kwaggafontein Piet Retief Boyen Embalenhle Kwamhlanga Pilgrims Rest Witbank Emzinoni Lydenburg Sabie White River Atamelang Jouberton Marikana Phokeng Bloemhof Klerksdorp Mmabatho Potchefstroom Boìtekong Klipgat Mogwase Pudimoe Brits Koster Mooifontein Rustenburg Delareyville Lichtenburg Morokweng Stilfontein Hartebeespoor Madibogo Orkney Swartruggens tdam Mahikeng Ottosdal Tlhabane Hebron Makwassie Ottoshoop Vryburg Wolmaransstad Augrabies De Aar Keimoes Postmasburg Barkl West Dou las Kimberle Y g Y Rosedale This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za 38 No. 42622 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 8 AUGUST 2019 Bathlaros Galeshewe Kuruman Springbok Brandvlei Hartswater Noupoort Upington Calvinia Hopetown Olifantshoek Victoria West Carnarvon Jan Kempdorp Pofadder Vosburg Colesberg Kakamas Port Nolloth Williston Kathu Prieska Athlone Clanwilliam Malmesbury Rondebosch Beaufort West Dysselsdorp Melkbosstrand Somerset West Bellville Elsies River Mitchells Plain Stellenbosch Bellville South Groot Brakrivier Paarl Vredendal Bishop Lavis Harare Pacaltsdorp Wolseley Bredasdorp Heidelberg Piketberg Wynberg Caledon Kraaifontein Prince Albert Cape Town Langebaan Ravensmead Central Maitland Rawsonville The minimum standards relating to the detention ofillegal foreigners shall be as prescribed in regulation 33(5) of the Immigration Regulations, 2014. MR THULANI MAVUSO ACTING DIRECTOR -GENERAL DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za.
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