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Notice of 2004 ELECTORAL COMMISSION RE-COMPOSITION of MUNICIPAL COUNCILS AS a RESULT of the PROVISIONS of SCHEDULE 6B OF Notice of 2004 ELECTORAL COMMISSION RE-COMPOSITION OF MUNICIPAL COUNCILS AS A RESULT OF THE PROVISIONS OF SCHEDULE 6B OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA, 1996 The Electoral Commission hereby gives notice in terms of section 93B of the Local Government: Municipal Structures Act, 1998 (Act No. 117 of 1998), of the re-composition of each municipal council which has been affected by the provisions of Schedule 6B of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996, which provides for the change of membership of municipal councilors for the period 1 September 2004 until 15 September 2004, and the merging or subdivision or subdivision and merging of political parties. Government Gazette Report Eastern Cape DC13 - Chris Hani [Stormberg District] SURNAME FIRST NAMES AFFILIATED PARTY SEAT TYPE FLOOR CROSSING COMPLIANCE STATUS BIRCH CHRISTOPHER AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE DLIKILILI NOMHLE SARAH AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE DLIKILILI NKULULEKO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE DZEDZE NOZITHEMBISO CORNELIA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE GOBINCA MINININZI CHRISTOPHER AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE JOJIYASI LULAMILE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE KALIPA NQABENI PHINEAS AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" COMPLIED KOYO MXOLISI CLIFFORD AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MANCOBA BENEDICTA BUKIWE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MATSWELE NONKCAZELO CYNTHIA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MAYEKISO MZWANDILE SHEPHERD AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MBOLO SKOSANA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MDAKA NOMAKHAYA MAVIS AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MOSE WANDILE ROBERT AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MRWEBI NKOSINATHI ERIC AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MVANA NONKOSI QUEENIE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE NDUDULA SAKHEKILE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE NKUNGWANA ARMSTRONG WALAZA UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE NKWENTSHA LINDIWE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE PASHA NONCEBA MERCY AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE PETER MICHAEL MASONWABE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE PILISO MNCEDISI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE PLATA SITHEMBELE DAVID AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE PONOSHE NOMAKHWEZI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE Date: 2004/09/21 09:47:30 AM Page: 1 of 212 PONOSHE NOMAKHWEZI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE QONGQO BAMBO-BANDILE MZINTO PAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS OF AZANIA DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE SAPTOE CLEMENT SYLVESTER DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE/DEMOKRATIESE ALLIANSIE DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE SHWENI ZENZILE RAYMOND AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE SIGABI MAFUZA SILVERSTONE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE SINDILIMA NOSIPHO CONSTANCE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE SOGWAGWA NONCEDO MAVIS UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE SOKUJIKA MZUYANDA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE STEENKAMP JOHANNES DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE/DEMOKRATIESE ALLIANSIE DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE SUKA NOMBULELO EUGINIA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE VAN DER WALT JOHANNES FRANCOIS DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE/DEMOKRATIESE ALLIANSIE DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE XOSENI NKULULEKO GEORGE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE XUNDU CHRISTIAN MTHETHELI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE YEKANI MZUNZIMA ERIC AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE Eastern Cape DC15 - O R Tambo [Transkei District] SURNAME FIRST NAMES AFFILIATED PARTY SEAT TYPE FLOOR CROSSING COMPLIANCE STATUS BHANI SICELO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE BODLANI BONGANI SYDNEY AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE CAPA ROSEMARY NOKUZOLA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE DIKO EUNICE NOWETHU AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE DINISO PATRICK MAKASI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NON-COMPLIANCE DOLO NOMAKHWEBANE PATRICIA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE DWEBA NOMAFENGU MAUREEN AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE DYARVANE SALATHIEL AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE GANDELA LINDIWE THELMA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE GANYILE MAPANGA DANIEL UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE GQITIYEZA BEDFORD MBUYISI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" COMPLIED GQWETHA BANDILE BESUTHU UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE GXABAGXABA TOBEKA BEATRICE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE HOGANA CAMAGU SABELO LOYISO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE LALENI BONGIWE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE Date: 2004/09/21 09:47:30 AM Page: 2 of 212 LALENI BONGIWE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE LANGA PHIKOLOMZI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MABANDLA PUMLA TOBEKA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MABANDLA MARY NOMBULELO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MADALANE NANDIPHA CLEMENTINE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MAFUMBATHA MPHUTHUMI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MAGAYANA ZILINDILE UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MALONGA NOMANGESI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MANDITA KHUMSHILE DERRICK AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MANGQO DANISILE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MAQEKENI TABO PAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS OF AZANIA DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MBELU NONTSAPO NOMONDE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" COMPLIED MDITSHANE THANDEKILE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" COMPLIED METH NOMAKHOSAZANA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MFATHU ELLIAS MAKUTHIWENI UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MFOLOZI MUELISO VUYANI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MGWEDANE FEZEKA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MKATSHWA DELAREY AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE MNGOMA NOMBULELO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE MZAMANE ZAMUXOLO PHUTHUMA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE NDLOBONGELA BONGANI UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE NDUDE LENNOX MPUMELELO UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE NDUKU LIZWI SHARPMAN AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE NOGONI BRIDGET DUDUZILE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE NOMPULA SIPHO SHADRACK AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE NOVUKELA ZELPHA NOMASIKO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" COMPLIED NTLANTSANA ARCHIBALD SIZWE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE PETELA MLINDELWA AMOS UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE SIFANELE JERRY SITHEMBELE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" COMPLIED SIGCAU THELMA THEMBEKA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE SINEKE GILBERT PAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS OF AZANIA DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE SINUKELA MTUTUZELI MORRISON AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE Date: 2004/09/21 09:47:31 AM Page: 3 of 212 SINUKELA MTUTUZELI MORRISON AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE SOKANYILE THOKOZILE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE TATANI KHAYALETHU UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT DC "60%" NOT APPLICABLE TITUS MKUMBUZI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE TIWANI FELIX FUZILE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE TSIPA KINGSWORTH WANDILE UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT DC "40%" NOT APPLICABLE Eastern Cape EC05b2 - Umzimvubu [Mount Ayliff] SURNAME FIRST NAMES AFFILIATED PARTY SEAT TYPE FLOOR CROSSING COMPLIANCE STATUS BALA ZWELOMLUNGU ROBERT AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC PR NOT APPLICABLE BALENI SANDILE STEPHEN AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC ward - 24402018 NOT APPLICABLE DUBA NTOMBELANGA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC ward - 24402012 NOT APPLICABLE GANYA NOMBULELO ALBERTINA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC ward - 24402022 NOT APPLICABLE GEBASHE THOBANI SAMSON AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC ward - 24402020 NOT APPLICABLE GQOLI PEARSON SENYUKELE UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT LC PR NOT APPLICABLE GWABENI LUNGISA NEVILLE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC PR NOT APPLICABLE GWEBANI AMOS ZWELIKHANYILE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC ward - 24402004 NOT APPLICABLE JAFTA BERNARD AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC PR NOT APPLICABLE JAFTER DYOBO SAMSON AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC ward - 24402023 NOT APPLICABLE JEKE MVUYISI MERRIMAN AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC ward - 24402013 NOT APPLICABLE JONA XOLISWA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC PR NOT APPLICABLE LEBELO RICHARD MALEI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC ward - 24402031 NOT APPLICABLE LEKHATLANYA MOILOA MOFFAT LOUIS AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC PR NOT APPLICABLE LUGONGOLD GLADWIN VUYO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC ward - 24402008 NOT APPLICABLE MAFUNDA SIPHO DAVID AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC PR NOT APPLICABLE MAGAYA ISAAC KHUMBULANI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC PR NOT APPLICABLE MAKAULA MZIKAZI VENOLIA AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC ward - 24402011 NOT APPLICABLE MAPEKULA MALIBONGWE VICTOR AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC ward - 24402016 NOT APPLICABLE MASHOAI NELSON LOYISO AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC PR NOT APPLICABLE MATAKA MXOLISI AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC ward - 24402002 NOT APPLICABLE MBEKENI SIBUSISO BAWUS AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC PR NOT APPLICABLE MBOLEKWA MANGENA LEONARD UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT LC PR NOT APPLICABLE Date: 2004/09/21 09:47:31 AM Page: 4 of 212 MBOLEKWA MANGENA LEONARD UNITED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT LC PR NOT APPLICABLE MDEWUKA NECLES ZALISILE AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS LC PR NOT APPLICABLE MDINGAZWE VIRGINIA N.S.
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