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) /S\ rlLr^ i Mril I fcJlJ I Um Mm QffiNoKfrjP Swaziland Government Gazette VOL. XXII] MBABANE, Friday, February 24th., 1984 [No. 275 CONTENTS No. Page GENERAL NOTICES 12. Medical and Dental Practitioners in the Register of the Swaziland Medical and Dental Council as at 31st December, 1983 91 g 13. Authorisation of Change of Name..................................................................................... 924 14. Authorisation of Change of Name ..................................................................................... 924 15. Authorisation of Change of Name ..................................................................................... 925 16. Authorisation of Change of Name ...................................................................................... 925 17. Authorisation of Change of Name...................................................................................... 926 18. Authorisation of Change of Name ...................................................................................... 926 MISCELLANEOUS Notice of Applications under the Road Transportation Proclamation, 1 963 ............... 927 ADVERTISEMENTS........................................................................ 933 CONTENTS OF SUPPLEMENT PART B — ACTS 5. Corrigendum — The Employment Act, 1980 ...................................................................... SI PART C —LEGAL NOTICES 75. Corrigendum — The Employment Regulations, 1981 ................................................. S2 10. The Swaziland Royal Insurance Corporation Directors’ Fees Notice, 1984 ................. S3 11. Designation of Licencing Officers ....................................................................................... S4 12. Appointment of Acting Principal Secretary .................................................................... S5 13. Control of Prices of Maize and Maize Meal Notice,1984 .............................................. S6 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY 918 GENERAL NOTICE NO. 12 OF 1984 SWAZILAND MEDICAL AND DENTAL COUNCIL Medical and Dental Practitioners in the Register of the Swaziland Medical and Dental Council as at 31 December, 1983. Registered Doctors. AYEW Franklin Asare, MB. ChB. 1975. University of Ghana. Pigg’s Peak Government Hospital, P.O. Box 46, Pigg’s Peak. BANFUL Richard. MB. ChB. 1978. University of Ghana. Hlatikulu Govern­ ment Hospital, P.O. Box 20, Hlatikulu. CAITHNESS Robert Sinclair, MB. ChB. 1977. Cape Town University, P.O. Box 571, Mbabane. DLADLA Matildah Tsembeni, MB. ChB. 1978. University of Natal, P.O. Box 516, Nhlangano. DLAMINI Alvirt Tshebhe, MB. ChB. University of Zambia. Havelock Mine Hospital. P.O. Box 271, Bulembu. DLAMINI Nkosazani Clarice, MB. ChB. 1978. Bristol University, U.K. LRCP. MRCS London, U.K. Mbabane Government Hospital, P.O. Box 8, Mbabane. DLAMINI Phetsile Kholekile, MB. ChB. 1975. University of Ghana. P.O. Box 5587, Orlando East, Johannesburg 1804. R.S.A. DLAMINI Selby Victor Mathokoza, MD. 1975 University of Dar-es-Salaam Tanzania. P.O. Box 951, Mbabane. DLAMINI Veleleni Virginia, MB. ChB. 1976. University of Ghana. P.O. Box 93 Siteki. DLAMINI Zibuse Michael, MD. 1968 Hebrew University, Israel. DPH 1974, Liverpool England. Ministry of Health, P.O. Box 5, Mbabane. DLAMINI Dorothy, MB. ChB. 1982 University of Natal. P.O. Box 395, Manzini. ELLIOTT Edward Leicester, MB. BCH. 1961 Witwatersrand University, South Africa. P.O. Box A57, Swazi Plaza, Mbabane. FAKUDE Themba, MB. BS. 1974 Darbhang Medical College, India. P.O. Box 82, Lobamba. FRASER William Sherman, MRCS, LRCP 1962 London, England. Mbabane Government Hospital, P.O. Box 1301, Mbabane. FRIEDMAN Fanny, MB. ChB 1951 Cape Town University, South Africa. P.O. Box 82, Malkerns. GAMA Benjamin, MB ChB. 1977 University of Zambia, c/o Ministry of Labour, P.O. Box 198, Mbabane. GAMA Lancelot Achuel Mhambuma, MB. ChB. 1952 Witwatersrand University, South Africa. P.O. Box 34, Kwa-Thema 1563, Springs, R.S.A. HILLS Mary Amy le Clair, MB. ChB. 1949 Sheffield University, England. MRCP, 1955 London. MD 1960 Sheffield University. P.O. Box 99, Mhlambanyati. HYND David, CBE., MB. ChB 1924. Glasgow University, Scotland. DTM & H. 1925 London, England. P.O. Box 333, Mbabane. HYND Samuel Wilson, MB. ChB. 1949 Glasgow University, Scotland. DTM & H 1950, London, England. P.O. Box 384, Manzini. 919 KANYA Edwin Thembinkosi, MB. ChB 1976 University of Zambia. P.O. Box 11, Lobamba. KHARE Madhukar Damodar, MB BS. 1959 Poona University, India. MD 1966 Gujarat University, India P.O. Box 49, Mbabane. LAPPING Douglas James, MBE., MRCS LRCP 1936 London, England. P.O. Box 111, Nhlangano. LOW Anne Maud Pughe, MB. ChB. 1979 Leeds University, England. D.Obs. RCOG 1973, England, c/o P.O. Box 571, Mbabane. MABUZA Cesphina, MB. ChB. 1978 University of Natal, South Africa. P.O. Box 313, Manzini. MBAMBO John Jabulani Mbhuti, MB. BS. 1979 University of Nairobi. P.O. Box 837, Mbabane. MEHLO Rachel Sibukhele, MB. ChB. 1977 University of Zambia, c/o Dr. Gama, P.O. Box 198, Mbabane. MGIJIMA Ralp Radebe, MB. BS. 1978 University of Zambia, P.O. Box 8, Mbabane Government Hospital, Mbabane. MOFOKENG Ernest Mziwempi, MB ChB 1963 Witwatersrand University, South Africa. P.O. Box 299, Mbabane. MUNNIK James Barry. MB ChB 1964 Cape Town University, South Africa. FF Psychiatry 1971 Cape Town University. Ubombo Ranches Clinic, P.O. Box 23, Big Bend. MURPHY Julian Charles Springh, MB. ChB. 1976 Witwatersrand University, South Africa. P.O. Box 34, Nhlangano. NDLELE Johannes Charles, MB ChB 1964 Natal University, South Africa. 11533 Cielo Lane, Loma Linda, California 92354, U.S.A. NGQULA Bernadette Thamana. MD 1975 Dar-es-Salaam University, Tanzania. P/B X5O3O, Umtata, Transkei. NXUMALO Allen. MB. BCh. 1957 Witwatersrand University, South Africa. P.O. Box 364, Mbabane. RWAIRWAI Eldridge Duma, MB ChB. 1950 Witwatersrand University, South Africa. P.O. Box 957, Manzini. SARAGUSER Uthamaseelan, MB. BS 1972 Bombay University, India. P.O. Box A66, Swazi Plaza, Mbabane. SEGAL Norma Ann, MB. ChB. 1961 Witwatersrand University, South Africa. P.O. Box 373, Mbabane. SHIJA Andrew Benedict Kashindye, MB BS 1977 University of Zambia, Hlatikulu Government Hospital, P.O. Box 20, Hlatikulu. SHONGWE Lilly, MB. ChB. 1973. Natal University, South Africa. P.O. Box 506, Mbabane. SHONGWE Sidney Petros Ndhlabule, MB. ChB. 1959. Natal University, South Africa. P.O. Box 183, Mbabane. SMITH Frances Mavis, MB. ChB. 1954. Witwatersrand University, South Africa, c/o P.O. Box 1, Mhlume, Swaziland. STEPHENS John Woolcott, MB BS 1968 London University, England. LRCP MRCS England 1968. P.O. Box 553, Mbabane. STEPHENSON Robin Newton, MB ChB 1958 Witwatersrand University, South Africa. P.O. Box 110, Howick 3290, Natal, South Africa. 920 TSHABALALA Ruth Thembeka, MB BS. 1971. University of Kerala, India. P.O. Box A201, Swazi Plaza, Mbabane. VOST David Anthony, MB ChB 1969 Glasgow University, Scotland. DCH 1972 London, England. DRCOG 1971 England, P.O. Box A57, Mbabane. ZWANE Ambrose Phesheya, MB. ChB. Witwatersrand University, South Africa. P.O. Box 766, Manzini. Registered Specialists. BARANOWICZ Barbara, D.Physician 1959 Medical Academy, Warsaw, Poland SPECIAL CERT. IN PAEDIATRIC SURGERY 1968. Raleigh Fitkin Memorial Hospital, P.O. Box 14, Manzini. CRIGHTON Eric Derk, MB ChB 1944 University of Cape Town, South Africa. MRCOG 1950 FRCS 1953 Edinburgh, Scotland. Eagle Buildings, P.O. Box 3399, Durban 4001, South Africa. SPECIALIST IN OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY. DARLING Richard Mark, MB ChB University of London, England 1972. MRCOG 1976 Royal College, London. Usutu Pulp Co. Ltd., Privage Bag, Mbabane. SPECIALIST PHYSICIAN. DOUGLAS Geoffrey Alan, BM BcH. 1970 Oxford University, England. MSC 1978 University of London, England. MRCP 1978 U.K. AFOM RCP 1978 London, England. DIH 1978 England. P.O. Box 1075, Manzini. SPECIALIST IN OCCUPATIONAL AND INTERNAL MEDICINE. GUINNESS Lucian Francis, BChir. University of Cambridge, England 1965. MB Univer­ sity of Cambridge 1966. MRCOG, U.K. 1981. c/o Government Hospital, P.O. Box 8, Mbabane. SPECIALIST IN OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY. GUINNESS Elizabeth Anne, BCh. University of Cambridge, England 1965. MB Univer­ sity of Cambridge 1966. MRCP Royal College of Psychiatry, England 1982. c/o P.O. Box 8, Mbabane. SPECIALIST IN PSYCHIATRY. KLASSEN Gerhard. MD University of Western Ontario, Canada 1975. Certificate in General Surgery, Alberta, Canada 1981. Raleigh Fitkin Memorial Hospital, P.O. Box 14, Manzini. SPECIALIST IN GENERAL SURGERY. KLEIN Hilda F. MD Illinois Medical Centre, U.S.A. 1977. Internal Medicine, Illinois 1980. Raleigh Fitkin Hospital, P.O. Box 14, Manzini. SPECIALIST IN INTERNAL MEDICINE. MIN Byung-Joon, MD 1963 Soo Do Medical College, Korea. PhD 1975, Yonsei Uni versity. c/o Government Hospital, P.O. Box 8, Mbabane. SPECIALIST IN SURGERY. MOHAPELOA Gugu R.S. MD 1974 State University of New York, U.S.A. 1979 American Board of Internal Medicine. Fellowship in Rheumatology 1981 State University of New York, c/o Queen Elizabeth Hospital, P.O. Box 122, Maseru, Lesotho. SPECIALIST IN INTERNAL MEDICINE. MONAD JEM Siamek, MD 1966 Innsbruck, Austria. Certificate in Surgery 1975 West­ phalia, Germany. P.O. Box 155, Pigg’s Peak. 921 SPECIALIST IN GENERAL SURGERY. MUTOKA Charles Katlebe. MB ChB University of East Africa 1964. MRC Path. England 1971. P.O. Box 54, Manzini. SPECIALIST IN PATHOLOGY. NXUMALO Joseph Lucky Mbhekwa, MD 1968 University of Toronto, Canada. Inter­ national College of Surgeons 1977 U.S.A. P.O. Box 313, Manzini. SPECIALIST IN GENERAL SURGERY. OWEN
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