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1 LIMPOPO PROVINCE (DIRECTORY) 1. PCO CODE 301 NZHELELE MP Rembuluwani Moses Tseli (Province to National) Cell 082 573 8783/ 081 439 5859 Administrator Lucas Khumela Cell 072 113 0587/ 071 071 348 2992 Physical Address Vhudele Properties Centre Site, No. 2230, Dzanani Shopping Centre Shop No. A01. One Way Street. Dzanani Township. Tel 015 970 4012 (both recently installed) Fax 015 970 4025 Email [email protected] Ward 1- 9 (9) Postal Addres No postal Adress Municipality Makhado Sub-region Makhado Sub-region Region Vhembe Region 2. PCO CODE 304 HLOGOTLOU – Retained (SHARING) MP Senzeni Zokwana (Minister) (PLO - Renee’ Thompson) Cell 083 320 1646 082 794 5819 MPL Mapule Mokaba (MEC) Cell 072 465 6710 Administrator Sophy Rakgalakane Cell 073 229 8537 Physical Address Kaebetse Trading, 189 Groblersdal Road, Ndebele Garage, Monsterlus, 0470 Postal Address PO Box 1532, Groblersdal, 0470 Tel No No landline telephone Fax No fax line Email [email protected] Ward 1-30(30) Municipality Elias Motsoaledi Sub-region Elias Motsoaledi Sub-region Region Sekhukhune Region 3. PCO CODE 305 MODIMOLLE – (Vaalwater)Retained (SHARING) MP Kgwaridi Buti Manamela (Deputy Minister) (PLO - Nokuthula Nqaba) Cell 082 440 1379 083 762 9893 MPL Thandi Moraka Cell 082 529 3303 Administrator Luther Mokgotho (Provincial Staff) Cell 072 781 9161 Physical Address Office 31, Maple Leaf/ Foot Prints Building, 160 Kirkman Street, Vaalwater, 0530 Postal Address Office 31, Maple Leaf/ Foot Prints Building, 160 Kirkman Street, Vaalwater, 0530 Tel No 082 905 6224 Fax 014 755 3522 [email protected] Ward 1-9(9) Municipality Modimolle Sub-region Modimolle/Mookgophong Sub-region Region Waterberg Region 2 4. PCO CODE 306 KUTAMA/SITHUMULE - Retained (SHARING) MP Boitumelo Joyce Maluleke (Province to National) Cell 082 337 3754 Administrator Abel Sadiki Cell 084 018 4612/079 650 9977 MPL Shaida Sheik Cell 079 650 9977 Physical Address Mabogo General Dealer, No 40, Ha Ravele, next to Ravele Bar Lounge and Nengovhela, Tshilwavhusiku,0920 Postal Address Mabogo General Dealer, No 40, Ha Ravele, Opposite Tshilwavhusiku Police Station, Tshilwavhusiku,0920 Email [email protected] Ward 1-38(38) Municipality Thulamela Sub-region Thulamela Sub-region Region Vhembe Region 5. PCO CODE 307 AGANANG - Retained (SHARING) MP Clara Dikgale (NCOP) Cell 071 609 3392/ 062 165 0978 MPL Falaza Mdaka (Chief Whip – Limpopo) Cell 079 039 4384 Administrator: Peter Mokgolo Cell 078 203 5453/061 186 9958 Physical Address Corner Gelead and Knobel Road, Masenya Filling Station, Ceres, Moletjie, 0774 Postal Address P.O.Box 3782, Tibedi, 0774 Tel No 015 221 0000 (recently installed) Fax No 015 221 0022 E-mail [email protected]/[email protected] Ward 1-18(18) Municipality Polokwane Sub-region Polokwane Sub-region Region Peter Mokaba Region 6. PCO CODE 308 ELIM/ VUWANI – Retained MP Azwihangwisi Faith Muthambi (Minister) (PLO - Relibohile Mofokane) Cell 083 259 5454 083 764 0088 Administrator Lynette Mokwena Cell 073 974 5243 Physical Address Vuwani Whitehouse, Along R 578, Elim to Vuwani Road, Vuwani Village Postal Address Same as above Tel No 015 961 3004 (recently installed) Fax None (Lack of infrastructure) Email [email protected]/308 [email protected] Ward 1-9 Municipality Makhado Municipality Sub-region Makhado Sub-region Region Vhembe Region 3 7. PCO CODE 311 DENDRON - Retained MP Jerome Joseph Maake (Province to National) Cell 082 260 9658 Administrator Martin Dhlodhlo Cell 078 276 0861/ 063 158 6471/ 078 719 3958 Physical Address 71 Keiser Street, near Bosveld Guest House, Dendron, 0715 Postal Address 71 Keiser Street, near Bosveld Guest House, Dendron, 0715 Tel fax 015-501 0837 Email [email protected] Ward 1-13 (13) Municipality Polokwane Sub-region Molemolle Sub-region Region Peter Mokaba Region 8. PCO CODE 317 RITA – Retained (SHARING) MP Cassel Mathale (National to National) Cell 083 535 0779 Administrator Gavaza Mhlongo Cell 072 661 7766 MPL Joy Matshoge (MEC – Deceased) Cell 082 344 2191 Physical Address Stand No 279, Rita Village, Built It Complex, Office 6&7, Along R36 Lydenburg Road Lenyenye, 0857 Postal Address Same as above Tel No None Fax None E-mail [email protected] Ward 1-18 (18) Municipality Tzaneen Sub-region Mark Shope Sub-region Region Mopani Region 9. PCO CODE 321 MOGALAKWENA (SEGOLE) - Retained MP Manoko Elizabeth Masehela (Province to National) Cell 082 338 1146 MPL Sentle Fenyane Cell 082 497 4970 Administrator Senior Ngoepe Cell 082 804 7641 Physical Address Hose No 10267, Segole 1, Diepkuil Trading Store, Metsotamia, Mapela, 0638 Postal Address P.O.Box 10, Segole 1, Mokopane, 0638 Tel No None Fax None Email [email protected] Ward 1-32(32) Municipality Mogalakwena Sub-region Mogalakwena Sub-region Region Waterberg Region 4 PCO CODE 322 GIYANI - Retained (SHARING) MP Ruth Bhengu (Limpopo NEC Convener) Cell 082 445 5119 MPL Lehlogonolo Masoga (MEC) Cell 082 849 5599 Administrator Caroline Chavalala Cell 071 044 9419 Physical Address Office No 2&3 Chachaolane Building, Giyani, 0826 Postal Address Office No 2&3 Chachaolane Building, Giyani, 0826 Tel No 015 8120 138 Fax 015 8120 141 E-mail [email protected]/ [email protected] Ward 1-30 Municipality Giyani Sub-region Giyani Sub-region Region Mopani Region 10. PCO CODE 323 RUNNYMEDE - Retained MP Khensani Kate Bilankulu (Province to National) Cell 081 583 6844/ 071 343 6522 Administrator Raymond Godfrey Maluleke Cell 079 126 8736 Physical Address Valoyi Traditional Authority Trust, Runnymead Trading Centre, Nwamitwa, 0871 Postal Address Valoyi Traditional Authority Trust, Runnymead Trading Centre, Nwamitwa, 0871 Tel No None Fax 086 219 3924 E-mail [email protected] Email [email protected] Ward 1-18(18) Municipality Tzaneen Sub-region Mark Shope Sub-region Region Mopani 11. PCO CODE 327 MANKWENG - Retained MP Joseph Mkhacani Maswanganyi (National to National) Cell 083 697 7474 MPL Joyce Mashamba (MEC) Cell 082 387 4671 MPL Isaiah Masekwameng Cell Administrator Mmabatho Machete Cell 072 538 9773 Physical Address Shop No.1, Smiling Park, Mamotintane, next to the Stadium, Houtbos, Mankweng Postal Address Shop No.1, Smiling Park, Mamotintane, next to the Stadium, Houtbos, Mankweng Tel None Fax None Email [email protected] Wards 12 Municipality Polokwane Sub-region Polokwane Sub-region Region Peter Mokaba Region 5 12. PCO CODE 329 SESHEGO – Retained (SHARING) MP Zondi Silence Makhubele (Province to National) Cell 082 802 3401 MPL Lucy Seloane Cell Administrator Godfrey Tau Mogoboya Cell 076 787 3218 Physical Address Stand 2216, Zone 2, Seshego, 0742 Postal Address Stand 2216, Zone 2, Seshego, 0742 Tel No 015 223 0129 (both recently installed) Fax 015 223 0145 Email [email protected] Ward 1-37(37) Municipality Polokwane Sub-region Polokwane Sub-region Region Peter Mokaba Region 13. PCO CODE 331 MOOKGOPHONG – Retained (SHARING) MP Kgosikgadi Moremadi Mothapo (Province to National) Cell 082 852 5084 MPL Sello Chego Cell 082 497 4970 Administrator Kedibone Mothebu Cell 076 860 5725 Physical Address Office No 1, 89 Thabo Mbeki Street, Mookgophong, 0560 Postal Address Office No 1, 89 Thabo Mbeki Street, Mookgophong, 0560 Tel No 014 743 0156 (both recently installed) Fax 014-743 0151 E-mail [email protected] Ward 1-14 Municipality Mookgophong Sub-region Modimolle/Mookgophong Sub-region Region Waterberg Region 14. PCO CODE 332 NGWARITSI (MAKHUDUTHAMAGA) (SHARING) MP Motswaledi Hezekiel Matlala (Province to National) Cell 082 053 2355 MPL Rob Tooley (MEC) Cell 083 627 2551 Administrator William Maimela Cell 072 127 9830 Physical Address No 21 Mathousand Village, Glen Cowie, 1061 Postal Address P O Box 856, Glen Cowie, 1061 Telefax 013 298 1467 Fax 013 298 1318 Email [email protected] Ward 1-31(31) Municipality Makhuduthamaga Sub-region Makhuduthamaga Sub-region Region Sekhukhune Region 6 15. PCO CODE 333 METZ (MARULENG) MP Risimati Thompson Mavunda (Province to National) Cell 082 460 6851 Administrator Lawrence Mabuza Cell 082 381 9851 Physical Address Taposa Complex, next to Taposa Filling Station& Bakery Metz, 0891 Postal Address Taposa Complex, next to Taposa Filling Station& Bakery Metz, 0891 Tel None Fax None Cell 082 904 1112 Email [email protected] Ward 1-12(12) Municipality Maruleng Sub-region Maruleng Sub-region Region Mopani Region 16. PCO CODE 334 THE OAKS MP Sheila Shope – Sithole (National to National) Cell 073 638 5124 Administrator Hendrina Masite Cell 079 573 0266/079 490 4314 Physical Address The Oaks Village Next to the Community Hall, 1390 Postal Address Box 968, Hoedspruit, 1380 Tel 015 973 7213 (both recently installed) Fax 015 973 7201 E-mail [email protected]/ [email protected] Ward 1-13(3) Municipality Maruleng Sub-region Maruleng Sub-region Region Mopani Region 17. PCO CODE 335 MARBLE HALL - Retained (SHARING) MP Dudu Helen Mathebe (Province to National) Cell 082 955 9106 MPL Johanah Aphiri Cell 073 140 4164 Administrator Sam Mashoeshoe Cell 079 536 5371 Physical Address 48 Railway Streets, Corton Centre, Marble Hall, 0450. Postal Address P.O. Box 1855, Marble hall, 0450 Tel 013-261 1904 Fax 013-261 2652 E-mail [email protected] /[email protected] Ward 1-14(14) Municipality Tubatse Municipality Sub-region Ephraim Mogale Sub-region Region Sekhukhune Region 7 18. PCO CODE 336 TUBATSE/BURGERSFORT – Retained (SHARING) MP Hunandi Mateme (CHIEF WHIP - NCOP) Cell 082 721 8050 MPL Getrude Kgalamadi Cell 071 688 6814 Administrator Eric Qhibi Cell 082 488 6032 Physical Address Mmamigi Office Park, 38 Dirk Winterbach Street, Burgersfort, 1150 Postal Address Mmamigi Office Park, 38 Dirk Winterbach Street, Burgersfort, 1150 Tel No 013 231 7101 Fax 013 231 7061 Email [email protected] Ward 1-29(29) Municipality Tubatse Sub-region Fetakgomo Sub-region Region Sekhukhune Region 19. PCO CODE 337 FETAKGOMO MP Thoko Didiza (NEC Deployee) Cell 084 563 5331 Administrator Annah Mathonsi Cell 082 516 8347 Physical Address Fetakgomo Atok Thusong Service Centre, Bogatladi Village Postal Address Same as above Tel No None Fax None E-mail [email protected] Ward 1-7 (7) Municipality Elias Motsoaledi Sub-region Fetakgomo Sub-region Region Sekhukhune Region 20.
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    COVID-19: DSI RESPONSE Data-Science Potential NIXTAMALIZATION ADDS VALUE Protecting whistle-blowers Content - Making sure it’s possible - 3 DSI responds to COVID-19 pandemic 5 Department of Science and Innovation supports South Africa’s first rural community-owned Internet service provider 7 South Africa showcase Data Science Potential 10 Skills revolution and innovation critical to 5 development says Minister Nzimande 12 IKS a sector rich with economic opportunities 14 iThemba labs beacon of research excellence and transformation 15 DSI funds successful Nixtamilisation project 17 MeerKAT Expansion includes 20 additional dishes 19 CRISPR-Gene Editing 13 22 COVID-19 pandemic highlights importance of international science diplomacy 24 3D printing technologies and innovation to take South Africa forward 26 Learners exposed to space science and technology 27 Science and Technology Laws Amendment Bill 28 DSI appoints woman maintenance officer 19 29 The Circular economy-A new source of economic growth 30 Harnessing STI for a just transition to a circular economyl 31 Protecting people who expose corruption 28 2 4th Quarter RESEARCH NEEDED into COVID-19 in South Africa As government tackles the COVID-19 pandemic through a comprehensive approach to control the spread of the disease, the Department of Science and Innovation (DSI) has redirected R4 million from some of its projects to research into The DSI has redirected millions of rand to assist with the novel corona virus. research efforts. With research and development at the heart of its work, for additional funds. “Through the DSI, we are engaging with the Department is supporting local research that will focus the Department of Health, the Medical Research Council, on surveillance, therapeutics and understanding the local and the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority epidemiology and natural history of the virus, which has with a view to mobilising funding, reprioritising research infected in South Africa 62 people so far.
  • LIST of MEMBERS (Female)

    LIST of MEMBERS (Female)

    As on 28 May 2021 LIST OF MEMBERS (Female) 6th Parliament CABINET OFFICE-BEARERS OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY As on 28 May 2021 MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE (alphabetical list) Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development ............. Ms A T Didiza Minister of Basic Education ....................................................... Mrs M A Motshekga Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies ....................... Ms S T Ndabeni-Abrahams Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs ............... Dr N C Dlamini-Zuma Minister of Defence and Military Veterans ..................................... Ms N N Mapisa-Nqakula Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and Environment ............................... Ms B D Creecy Minister of Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation ...................... Ms L N Sisulu Minister of International Relations and Cooperation ......................... Dr G N M Pandor Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure ................................... Ms P De Lille Minister of Small Business Development ....................................... Ms K P S Ntshavheni Minister of Social Development .................................................. Ms L D Zulu Minister of State Security ......................................................... Ms A Dlodlo Minister of Tourism ................................................................. Ms M T Kubayi-Ngubane Minister in The Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities .....................................................................