Questions to Ministers

03 July 2018 - NW1743

Van der Westhuizen, Mr AP to ask the Minister of Basic Education

With reference to the Minister of Higher Education and Training’s reply to question 1125 on 24 May 2018, (a) what number of subjects did learners enrol for in respect of the (i) Senior Certificate and (ii) National Senior Certificate examination cycles in each of the past three academic years at each community education and training college and (b) of the specified subjects, what number of (i) subjects were eventually written and (ii) students achieved marks (aa) equal to 40% and above and (bb) between 30% and 40% in each case?

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Reply:

The information below relates to adult learners that wrote the Senior Certificate and National Senior Certificate examination at Adult Education and Training Centres.

(a) (i) Senior Certificate

	2015	2016	2017
Number of subjects	33	33	35

(a) (ii) National Senior Certificate

	2015	2016	2017
Number of subjects	41	44	43

(b) (i) Senior Certificate

Subject	2015 Wrote	2016 Wrote	2017 Wrote
ACCOUNTING	821	653	2 893
AFRIKAANS FIRST ADD. LANGUAGE	231	203	1 218
AFRIKAANS HOME LANGUAGE	28	35	242
AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES	632	637	2 480
BUSINESS STUDIES	2 083	1 839	8 799
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY	27	25	34
ECONOMICS	1 305	1 087	6 142
ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE	2 966	2 613	11 941
ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE	302	284	1 954
GEOGRAPHY	1 475	1 246	6 351
HISTORY	860	797	4 005
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY	3	4	0
ISINDEBELE FIRST ADD. LANGUAGE	0	0	1
ISINDEBELE HOME LANGUAGE	1	0	15
ISIXHOSA FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE	4	10	8
ISIXHOSA HOME LANGUAGE	134	179	563
ISIZULU FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE	42	42	233
ISIZULU HOME LANGUAGE	815	621	2 086
LIFE SCIENCES	2 327	2 215	9 762
MATHEMATICAL LITERACY	1 411	1 663	9 194
MATHEMATICS	1 411	1 169	4 720
PHYSICAL SCIENCES	892	712	3 184
RELIGION STUDIES	399	419	3 363
SEPEDI FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE	1	7	18
SEPEDI HOME LANGUAGE	159	135	988
SESOTHO FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE	0	4	15
SESOTHO HOME LANGUAGE	131	103	599
SETSWANA FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE	2	8	32
SETSWANA HOME LANGUAGE	80	53	818
SISWATI FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE	2	0	2
SISWATI HOME LANGUAGE	5	5	51
TSHIVENDA FIRST ADD. LANGUAGE	0	0	3
TSHIVENDA HOME LANGUAGE	20	9	147
XITSONGA FIRST ADD. LANGUAGE	0	0	6
XITSONGA HOME LANGUAGE	35	17	258

(b) (i) National Senior Certificate

Subject	2015 Wrote	2016 Wrote	2017 Wrote
Accounting	2 418	2 908	2 895
Afrikaans First Additional Language	373	482	511
Afrikaans Home Language	7	8	19
Afrikaans Second Additional Language	8	4	7
Agricultural Management Practices	1	0	0
Agricultural Sciences	592	755	1 098
Agricultural Technology	1	0	1
Business Studies	2 693	3 460	4 028
Civil Technology	3	9	4
Computer Applications Technology	55	68	51
Consumer Studies	21	37	35
Design	0
Dramatic Arts		3	0
Economics	2 997	3 670	4 242
Electrical Technology	9	5	13
Engineering Graphics and Design	34	50	43
English First Additional Language	3 238	4 060	3 957
English Home Language	1 062	1 520	1 715
English Second Additional Language	0	0
French Second Additional Language		1	17
Geography	3 100	4 159	5 232
History	843	1 167	1 274
Hospitality Studies		2	2
Information Technology	4	4	1
IsiXhosa First Additional Language		0	1
IsiXhosa Home Language	8	6	26
IsiZulu First Additional Language	10	19	22
IsiZulu Home Language	48	53	64
Life Orientation	31	55	75
Life Sciences	5 489	6 966	9 034
Mathematical Literacy	3 475	5 508	6 785
Mathematics	7 305	9 022	10 674
Mechanical Technology	11	23	19
Music			0
Physical Sciences	6 212	7 553	8 770
Religion Studies	1	2	4
Sepedi First Additional Language		2
Sepedi Home Language	42	24	34
Sesotho First Additional Language	0
Sesotho Home Language	10	12	23
Setswana First Additional Language	0	0	1
Setswana Home Language	20	24	10
SiSwati First Additional Language		1
SiSwati Home Language	0		1
Tourism	168	234	300
Tshivenda First Additional Language	0
Tshivenda Home Language	0	2	0
Visual Arts		0	2
Xitsonga Home Language	26	21	11

(b) (ii) (aa) Senior Certificate

Subject	2015 Achieved 40 - 100 %	2016 Achieved 40 - 100 %	2017 Achieved 40 - 100 %
ACCOUNTING	15	9	92
AFRIKAANS FIRST ADD. LANGUAGE	58	39	316
AFRIKAANS HOME LANGUAGE	4	13	62
AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES	9	22	137
BUSINESS STUDIES	69	70	342
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY	1	1	1
ECONOMICS	39	29	455
ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE	417	312	3887
ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE	137	65	503
GEOGRAPHY	66	57	460
HISTORY	97	117	442
ISINDEBELE FIRST ADD. LANGUAGE		0	1
ISINDEBELE HOME LANGUAGE	0		12
ISIXHOSA FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE	2	8	4
ISIXHOSA HOME LANGUAGE	118	147	488
ISIZULU FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE	40	35	191
ISIZULU HOME LANGUAGE	252	280	795
LIFE SCIENCES	62	60	438
MATHEMATICAL LITERACY	66	101	920
MATHEMATICS	17	16	239
PHYSICAL SCIENCES	7	11	162
RELIGION STUDIES	135	172	1270
SEPEDI FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE	0	0	7
SEPEDI HOME LANGUAGE	38	41	497
SESOTHO FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE	0	4	9
SESOTHO HOME LANGUAGE	95	79	465
SETSWANA FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE	0	6	26
SETSWANA HOME LANGUAGE	35	28	387
SISWATI FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE	2		2
SISWATI HOME LANGUAGE	5	2	41
TSHIVENDA FIRST ADD. LANGUAGE		0	2
TSHIVENDA HOME LANGUAGE	10	4	97
XITSONGA FIRST ADD. LANGUAGE	0	0	3
XITSONGA HOME LANGUAGE	14	10	98

(b) (ii) (aa) National Senior Certificate

Subject	2015 Achieved 40 - 100 %	2016 Achieved 40 - 100 %	2017 Achieved 40 - 100 %
Accounting	318	414	302
Afrikaans First Additional Language	51	57	58
Afrikaans Home Language	5	6	3
Afrikaans Second Additional Language	4	1	0
Agricultural Management Practices	0	0	0
Agricultural Sciences	73	113	110
Agricultural Technology	0	0	0
Business Studies	459	624	381
Civil Technology	2	4	1
Computer Applications Technology	19	16	16
Consumer Studies	9	16	11
Dramatic Arts		2	0
Economics	449	431	448
Electrical Technology	1	1	5
Engineering Graphics and Design	5	11	8
English First Additional Language	2 487	3 001	2 736
English Home Language	686	999	1 063
French Second Additional Language		1	12
Geography	627	723	815
History	239	306	230
Hospitality Studies		1	1
Information Technology	1	2	0
IsiXhosa First Additional Language		0	1
IsiXhosa Home Language	6	6	26
IsiZulu First Additional Language	10	17	21
IsiZulu Home Language	43	37	50
Life Orientation	24	41	68
Life Sciences	1 330	1 468	2 115
Mathematical Literacy	871	1 283	1 048
Mathematics	1 178	1 496	1 614
Mechanical Technology	4	1	4
Physical Sciences	945	1 312	1 202
Religion Studies	0	2	1
Sepedi First Additional Language		1
Sepedi Home Language	36	17	26
Sesotho First Additional Language	0
Sesotho Home Language	10	11	19
Setswana First Additional Language	0	0	1
Setswana Home Language	15	22	6
SiSwati First Additional Language		1
SiSwati Home Language	0		1
Tourism	79	155	190
Tshivenda Home Language	0	2	0
Xitsonga Home Language	18	20	7

(b) (ii) (bb) Senior Certificate

Subject	2015 Achieved 30 - 39.9 %	2016 Achieved 30 - 39.9 %	2017 Achieved 30 - 39.9 %
ACCOUNTING	20	16	128
AFRIKAANS FIRST ADD. LANGUAGE	24	38	157
AFRIKAANS HOME LANGUAGE	3	5	96
AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES	33	49	293
BUSINESS STUDIES	129	115	722
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY	1	3	0
ECONOMICS	60	72	735
ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE	996	761	4 325
ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE	81	90	755
GEOGRAPHY	123	117	791
HISTORY	85	147	791
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY	0	0	0
ISINDEBELE FIRST ADD. LANGUAGE	0	0	0
ISINDEBELE HOME LANGUAGE	0	0	3
ISIXHOSA FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE	2	0	1
ISIXHOSA HOME LANGUAGE	15	23	61
ISIZULU FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE	0	2	16
ISIZULU HOME LANGUAGE	327	192	809
LIFE SCIENCES	91	101	839
MATHEMATICAL LITERACY	149	127	1 551
MATHEMATICS	25	25	309
PHYSICAL SCIENCES	15	24	254
RELIGION STUDIES	81	85	848
SEPEDI FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE	0	4	6
SEPEDI HOME LANGUAGE	67	54	323
SESOTHO FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE	0	0	1
SESOTHO HOME LANGUAGE	25	18	82
SETSWANA FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE	2	2	6
SETSWANA HOME LANGUAGE	33	24	321
SISWATI FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE	0	0	0
SISWATI HOME LANGUAGE	0	1	7
TSHIVENDA FIRST ADD. LANGUAGE	0	0	0
TSHIVENDA HOME LANGUAGE	8	5	33
XITSONGA FIRST ADD. LANGUAGE	0	0	0
XITSONGA HOME LANGUAGE	9	1	108

(b) (ii) (bb)National Senior Certificate

Subject	2015 Achieved 30 - 39.9 %	2016 Achieved 30 - 39.9 %	2017 Achieved 30 - 39.9 %
Accounting	435	674	489
Afrikaans First Additional Language	87	134	148
Afrikaans Home Language	2	2	12
Afrikaans Second Additional Language	4	3	6
Agricultural Management Practices	1	0	0
Agricultural Sciences	175	262	274
Agricultural Technology	0	0	0
Business Studies	750	929	775
Civil Technology	0	2	2
Computer Applications Technology	15	21	10
Consumer Studies	6	13	14
Dramatic Arts	0	1	0
Economics	696	864	1 039
Electrical Technology	5	2	4
Engineering Graphics and Design	13	12	12
English First Additional Language	675	927	1 035
English Home Language	359	485	608
French Second Additional Language	0	0	4
Geography	936	1 254	1 460
History	249	413	335
Hospitality Studies	0	1	0
Information Technology	1	1	0
IsiXhosa Home Language	1	0	0
IsiZulu First Additional Language	0	2	1
IsiZulu Home Language	4	12	10
Life Orientation	3	12	7
Life Sciences	1 724	2 036	2 329
Mathematical Literacy	1 062	1 555	1 838
Mathematics	1 304	1 715	1 836
Mechanical Technology	4	5	8
Music	0	0	0
Physical Sciences	1 208	1 613	1 675
Religion Studies	1	0	2
Sepedi Home Language	6	7	7
Sesotho Home Language	0	0	3
Setswana Home Language	5	2	3
Tourism	69	58	82
Xitsonga Home Language	6	1	4

03 July 2018 - NW1703

Nolutshungu, Ms N to ask the Minister of Higher Education and Training

(1)(a) What total amount of land owned by her department and the entities reporting to her in each province is (i) vacant and (ii) unused or has no purpose and (b) what is the (i) location and (ii) size of each specified plot of land; (2) (a) how much of the land owned by her department and the entities reporting to her has been leased out for private use and (b) what is the (i) Rand value of each lease and (ii)(aa) location and (bb) size of each piece of land?

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Reply:

1. (a) The Department does not own land; however, it leases two privately owned buildings via the Department of Public Works (123 and 178 Francis Baard Street) and occupies a State-owned building in Olifantsfontein, i.e. the Indlela Trade Test Centre. The Mining Qualifications Authority, South African Qualifications Authority and National Student Financial Aid Scheme reported that they owned land, and the details are provided in the table below.

2.

Entity	1 (a) Total amount of land owned by the entity in each province	(i) Vacant	(ii) Unused or has no purpose	(b)(i) Location?	(ii) Size of each specified plot of land?	2 (a) Land owned by the entity been leased out for private use	(b)(i) Rand value of each lease	(ii) (aa) Location of each piece of land	(bb) Size of each piece of land
Mining Qualifications Authority	R3 525 Gauteng Province	Not vacant	Used for MQA offices	Erf 917, 7 Anerley Road, Parktown, Johannesburg	3 525 m2	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable
South African Qualifications Authority	R515 455 Gauteng province	Not vacant	Used for SAQA head office	1067 Arcadia Street, Hatfield, Pretoria, Erf 637	2 933 m2	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable
National Student Financial Aid Scheme	R770 000 Western Cape	Not vacant	Used as offices of the organisation	(Erf #, 66447,66458,66459,66460 and 66461 Wynberg, Cape Town)	2 712 m2	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable

03 July 2018 - NW2029

Marais, Mr EJ to ask the Minister of Public Enterprises

(1)What are the details of the (a) number of accidents that vehicles owned by his department were involved;(i) in each of the past three financial years and (ii) since 1 April 2018, (b) cost for repairs in each case and (c)(i) number of and (ii) reasons for vehicles being written off in each case; (2) whether all vehicles owned by his department have tracking devices installed?

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Reply:

2015/16 = 0

2016/17 = 0

2017/18 = 0

(i) in each of the past three financial years and (ii) since 1 April 2018, (b) cost for repairs in each case and

2015/16 = 0

2016/17 = 0

2017/18 = 0

Since 01 April 2018 = No repairs

(c) (i) number of and (ii) reasons for vehicles being written off in each case;

No vehicles were written off since 2015/16 financial year to date.

(2) whether all vehicles owned by his department have tracking devices installed?

Not all the vehicles owned by the department are installed with trackers. Five vehicles are installed with trackers and two are in the process of being installed.

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03 July 2018 - NW2092

Hadebe, Mr TZ to ask the Minister of Environmental Affairs

On what date will the Waste Management Bureau complete the process of filling the key corporate governance positions, (b) what is the composition of the Board of the Waste Management Bureau and (c) to whom does the Chief Executive Officer account currently?

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Reply:

(a) The process to fill the key positions in the Waste Management Bureau is underway and this is in line with Section 34D of the National Environmental Management Waste Act. The department is anticipating to conclude the process once the listing of the Bureau is effected.

Section 34D of the Act states that “the objects of the Bureau are to –

(e) progressively build capacity within the Bureau to provide specialist support for the development and implementation of municipal waste management plans and capacity building programmes.”

(b) The Bureau does not have the Board due to the delays with the listing process.

(c) Currently the Bureau does not have the Chief Executive Officer.

Section 34A states that;

“in the event of absence of a functional Bureau or a Chief Executive Officer, the powers and duties of the Bureau revert to the Director-General of the Department contemplated in section 34G(1), who, in such a case, must exercise those powers and perform those duties until the Bureau is functional or a Chief Executive Officer is appointed. Therefore, the Director-General is currently performing these duties.”

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03 July 2018 - NW2069

Bozzoli, Prof B to ask the Minister of Basic Education

Whether any policy has been put in place to ensure that (a) members of the Ministerial Task Team and/or (b) any other person who contributed to the decision to make history a compulsory subject for high learners will be precluded from benefiting financially in any way from the production of textbooks and any other relevant teaching material for the subject; if not, in each case, why not; id so what are the relevant details in each case?

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Reply:

a) There is no policy that has been put in place to preclude members of the History Ministerial Task Team who contributed to the decision to make history a compulsory subject for high school learners from benefiting financially in any way from the production of textbooks and any other relevant teaching material for the subject.

There is no decision that has been taken by the Minister of Basic Education or any other person regarding the teaching of compulsory History in Grades 10-12. The MTT only recommended that there is a possibility of teaching compulsory History in the FET band provided that there is proper planning by DBE as well as considering issues such as the financial implications, teacher provisioning and training. The DBE is planning to make wider public consultations regarding the recommendations by the MTT before such a decision can be taken.

However there is a policy outlining the Terms of Reference for any publisher to submit material for evaluation and catalogue of core textbooks in the Department of Basic Education. The DBE requests publishers to submit material for evaluation purposes and these materials have to cover the entire curriculum for the whole year, as outlined in the Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement (CAPS) of a specific subject.

DBE publishes an Invitation and Terms of Reference (TOR) which outlines the process for submissions. This TOR also informs tenderers of subjects and grades for which submissions are invited and dates as well as other important issues that publishers must comply with, in order for their submissions to be considered.

The DBE is responsible for the development of the national catalogue which is forwarded to provinces, districts and schools. The provinces are responsible for procurement and delivery of books to schools.

Notices regarding submissions of LTSM are advertised on the DBE website www.ltsm.doe.gov.za.

The reason why the MTT members are not precluded, it is because the DBE does not enter into agreement with individual authors but with publishers for the submission of material to be included in the National Catalogue for Grades 10 – 12 core textbooks. Although the DBE approves material to be on the catalogue it does not guarantee their purchase.

Furthermore, submission by a publisher does not guarantee that the material will be successful to be included on the DBE catalogue. The material goes through a rigorous process by a panel of teachers, subject advisers and members of Higher Education Institutions from various provinces. They are selected on the basis of their subject knowledge, expertise and experience in the specific subject. Hence the screening process is regarded as transparent, reliable and credible because it is guided by the five pillars from the National treasury: value for money, open and effective competition, ethics and fair dealings, accountability and reporting, and equity.

b) There is no policy that has been put in place to ensure that any other person who contributed to the decision to make history a compulsory subject for high school learners precluded from benefiting financially in any way from the production of textbooks and any other relevant teaching material for the subject.

The same reasons provided in answer (a) apply in this case as well.

03 July 2018 - NW2125

Masango, Ms B to ask the Minister of Basic Education

With reference to her reply to question 292 on 23 March 2018, has she received the outstanding information?

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Reply:

The response in NA 2512 has reference.

The Department of Basic Education (DBE) does not collect or collate this information. The Honourable Member is requested to direct the question to the relevant provinces as such data is in their possession.

03 July 2018 - NW810

Mileham, Mr K to ask the Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs

(1)Whether any municipality’s health inspectorate department is understaffed; if so, (a) which municipality is affected and (b) what is the (i) actual and (ii) budgeted staff complement in each case; (2) whether any of the affected municipalities conducted any inspections on (a) food processing facilities, (b) food handling facilities and/or (c) restaurants, fast food take aways and other similar establishments falling within its boundary (i) in each of the past three financial years and (ii) since 1 April 2017; if not, in each case, why not; if so, what are the relevant details in each case?

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Reply:

The information requested by the honorable member is not readily available in the department. However, the Department has engaged the 9 Provincial Departments responsible for local government to obtain the relevant information from all municipalities in the country. The information will be submitted to the Honourable Member as soon as it is available.

03 July 2018 - NW290

Tarabella - Marchesi, Ms NI to ask the Minister of Basic Education

(a) How many schools have been built by each provincial education department since 1 January 2009, (b) what is the name of each school, (c) where is each school located, (d) when did construction commence, (e) when was each school handed over to the education department and (f) how much did each school cost?

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Reply:

The Department of Basic Education (DBE) is responsible for the replacement of unsafe schools built wholly of mud and unsafe materials through the ASIDI program. In addition it assists the Provinces in the areas of water, sanitation and electricity provision. This information can be provided forthwith. Provinces receive an infrastructure grant and their equitable share in terms of the Division of Revenue. The physical planning, audit of needs and costing resides with Provinces and it suggested that the information is obtained from the Provinces.

03 July 2018 - NW805

Van Der Walt, Ms D to ask the Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs

(1)With regard to the debt owed to Eskom by the (a) Modimolle, (b) Mookgophong and (c) Thabazimbi Local Municipalities in Limpopo, (i) what amount was owed by each specified municipality at the end of each of the past five financial years and (ii) who was the (aa) municipal manager and (bb) chief financial officer in each case; (2) whether any actions were taken to pay the outstanding debts; if not, why was no action taken; if so, what actions were taken;(3) whether any debts owed by the municipalities to Eskom were written off in the specified financial years; if so, what are the relevant details in each case?

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Reply:

(1) (i) Table 1 presents the total amount owed by Modimolle, Mookgophong and Thabazimbi Local Municipalities in Limpopo at the end of the past four financial years as well as January 2018 as follows:

Table 1: Total amounts owed:

		*Financial year*
*NAME of Municipality*	*As at Jan_2018 (Rm)*	*Mar_2017 (Rm)*	*Mar_2016 (Rm)*	*Mar_2015 (Rm)*	*Mar_2014 (Rm)*
MODIMOLLE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY	133 677 479	89 691 778	30 052 581	6 216 489	5 479 296
MOOKGOPHONG LOCAL MUNICIPALITY	123 185 380	98 353 558	64 435 450	38 801 446	19 079 933
THABAZIMBI LOCAL MUNICIPALITY	222 470 986	208 018 852	149 351 611	109 226 136	63 239 219
Grand Total	*479 333 845*	*396 064 189*	*243 839 643*	*154 244 071*	*87 798 449*

1. (ii) (aa)(bb)

	2013/14	2014/15	2015/16	2016/17	2017/18
	MM	MM	MM	MM	MM
Thabazimbi	Ntsoane M.E	Ntsoane M.E (Suspended)	Ntsoane M.E (Suspended)	Vacant	T.J. Ramagaga
Mookgophong	Magwala N.P	Vacant	Sebola O.P	Sebola O.P	Amalgamation
Modimolle	Vacant	Bambo N.S	Bambo N.S	Sebola O.P	Sebola O.P
	CFO	CFO	CFO	CFO	CFO
Thabazimbi	Malema L.C	Malema L.C (Suspended)	vacant	vacant	Mhlanga S.N
Mookgophong	Eksteen D	Eksteen D	Eksteen D	Eksteen D	Amalgamation
Modimolle	Mathabatha	Mathabatha	Vacant	EKsteen D	vacant

2. Yes, Eskom was involved in the following actions:

Various payment arrangements were signed by these municipalities over time, but they were not fully honoured.

Eskom, with the intervention of national and provincial government (Treasury and CoGTA) have engaged municipalities in order to agree on realistic payment plans.

Promotion of Administration Justice Act (PAJA) was initiated against the three municipalities in question at different time periods.

Thabazimbi Municipality entered into several payment arrangements and none were honoured (April 2015, March 2017). Electricity supply was interrupted during October 2017 and November 2017. The municipality has subsequently signed a new payment arrangement with Eskom in December 2017 and it is being honoured monthly.

The municipality is busy with a project of installing smart metering in its residential areas although it is getting resistance from some customers. Upon finalisation of the project, the

smart metering initiative should assist the municipality with its revenue collection efforts.

Modimolle and Mookgophong Municipalities signed payment arrangements with Eskom in November 2016 and they were not honoured. Thereafter, they signed new payment arrangements in March 2017 and these were also not honoured. PAJA was initiated in November 2017 and the process was suspended after the municipalities entered into new payment arrangements that were signed in November 2017.

They have subsequently failed to honour their agreements and the electricity bulk supplies to the two municipalities are scheduled to be interrupted from 31 March 2018 as published.

3. Eskom has not written off any municipal debt in any of the abovementioned financial periods.

03 July 2018 - NW1930

Xalisa, Mr Z R to ask the Minister of Environmental Affairs

(1)What (a) is the total number of incidents of sexual harassment that were reported to the human resources offices of entities reporting to her in (i) 2016 and (ii) 2017 and (b) are the details of each incident that took place; (2) was each incident investigated; if not, why not in each case; if so, what were the outcomes of the investigation in each case?

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Reply:

Department of Environmental Affairs

1) (a) (i) Nil

(ii) Four (4).

(b)	Two (2) Incidencies reported	against the same manager, of sexual assault and/or harassment.
	One (1) incident reported	against a manager making sexual advances.
	One (1) incident reported	against an official, of touching of shoulders when walking by/past the complainants work station.

(2) Yes.

	Two (2) Incidencies reported	Basis established.
	One (1) incident reported	Basis established.
	One (1) incident reported	Mediation to caution the implicated officials to refrain from touching the complainant.

iSimangaliso

(1) (a) (i) Nil

(ii) Nil

(b) Not applicable

(2) Not applicable

South African National Biodiversity Institute (SANBI)

1) (a) (i) Nil

(ii) One (1).

(b)

One (1) Incident reported

A male staff member allegedly touched a female intern in an inappropriate manner.

(2) Yes.

One (1) Incident reported

An investigation was conducted and the offender (a male staff member) resigned immediately, before the institution of the disciplinary process.

South African National Parks (SANParks)

(1) (a) (i) Nil

(ii) Nil

(b) Not applicable

(2) Not applicable

South African Weather Service (SAWS)

(1) (a) (i) Nil

(ii) Nil

(b) Not applicable

(2) Not applicable

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03 July 2018 - NW1973

Steenkamp, Ms J to ask the Minister of Environmental Affairs

(a) Has (i) her Department or (ii) the Waste Bureau issued any authorisations to add post-tyre levy on off-the-road (OTR) waste tyres to stockpiles, (b) how does her Department and the Waste Bureau ensure that stockpile owners comply with the registered waste tyre stockpiles abatement plans, particularly in terms of time-frames for abatement and adequacy of their abatement budgets, (c) what is the status of stockpile owners’ compliance with the abatement plans nationwide, (d) how is her Department currently dealing with non-compliant stockpile owners, (e) how is the Waste Bureau monitoring compliance with the Waste Tyre Regulations of OTR stockpiles, and (f) what are her Department and the Waste Bureau’s current options to enable collections and recycling of the OTRs nationwide?

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Reply:

a) (i) No, the stockpiles must be dealt with by the stockpile owners who must fund the management of their stockpile.

(ii) No, the Waste Bureau has not issued any such authorisation.

b) The stockpile owners, on approval of their stockpile abatement plans, are issued with an approval letter, with conditions. These conditions include time-frames for the implementation of the abatement plan. The letter requires the submission of annual reports to enable the Department and the Waste Management Bureau to track progress.

c) 3 stockpile abatement plans were submitted and approved by the Minister. Only 1 plan has submitted the annual report. Letters of non-compliance have been issued to the remaining 2 approved abatement plan owners requesting submission of the report by July 2018.

d) Letter requesting annual reports have been sent to the owners for submission by July 2018.

e) DEA is engaging with historical stockpile owners (stockpiles before November 2012) with regard to their responsibility on submission of receipt of the annual reports as per their approved abatement plans. Site visits are part of the standard operating procedures for compliance monitoring to verify the information contained in the annual reports, and consequent compliance against the Waste Tyre Regulations is determined accordingly.

f) The stockpiles created by REDISA as well as waste tyres collected from collection points are sorted and pre-processed at depots prior to being delivered to processors and/or secondary industries. The Waste Bureau is gradually increasing its OTR pre-processing capability by incrementally procuring preprocessing equipment, as well exploring markets for the pre-processed OTR material. These efforts will then enable the Bureau to address the post levy stockpiles. Stockpiles which do not fall within the category above (Historical waste tyre stockpiles) are dealt with in terms of Regulations 7, 8 and 9 of the Waste Tyre Regulations of 2017. Owners of Historical waste tyre stockpiles are expected to register with the Minister, as well as submit abatement plans to the Minister for approval.

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03 July 2018 - NW2101

Tarabella - Marchesi, Ms NI to ask the Minister of Basic Education

(a) What is the current dropout rate of learners in each province between (i) Grade 1 and Grade 8, and (ii) Grade 1 and Grade 12, (b) how does her department measure the dropout rate, (c) what are the main reasons for learners dropping out that have been identified by her department and (d) what actions is her department taking to reduce the number of learners who drop out of school?

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Reply:

A) Drop-out rate in each province; and

B) The method of calculation in the Department of Basic Education

Currently, the best source of data available for estimating drop-out rates is STATS SA’s General Household Survey (GHS). The most recent data is from 2016. The table below shows the drop-out rates and survival rates for 2 different age cohorts, those born during 1987-1989 (and surveyed between 2011-2013) and those born during 1990-1992 (and surveyed between 2014-2016). These two cohorts provide a justifiable comparison across time, because the individuals would have been the same age when surveyed (between 22 and 26 years old). The specific cohorts were chosen, because individuals aged 22 – 26 years old would have been old enough to have completed school at the time when the GHS data was collected, and we will therefore be able to gauge what percentage of them finished their schooling at which grades. The survival rates in the table show the percentage of individuals who reached each grade. The rate was then converted to show the number of individuals, out of a 1000 individuals who reached each grade. It was then also possible to calculate the percentage of all individuals reaching particular grades who then drop out before attaining the next grade.

Note that the data of several years have been combined for this analysis in order to ensure that there are sufficient sample sizes in each of the cells. It is also important to note that whilst this method provides the most reliable estimates of drop-out rates by grade, it does not reflect the drop-out that happened in a particular year – the data may have been collected from 22-26 year-olds between 2014-2016, but those youths may have dropped out of school in an earlier year.

Interpretation focusing on 2014-2016:

An estimated 0.7% of 22-26 year-olds in 2014-2016 reported to have not even completed Grade 1, whereas 51.5% of this cohort attained Grade 12. It was also calculated that 26% of those with Grade 11 (NB: not of all youths) dropped-out before attaining Grade 12. Similarly, the drop-out rates for grade 7, 8 and 9 were 3.1%, 4.6% and 9.5% respectively.

Drop-out rates for each grade are also reported by province using the same methodology in the tables below, for both the 2011-2013 combined period and the 2014-2016 combined period. It is worth noting that in general the survival rates improved in the more recent period.

Survival rates and drop-out rates, associated with each grade

	2011-2013	2014-2016
	Survival Rate	Survival per 1000	Percentage dropping out with this Grade attained	Survival Rate	Survival per 1000	Percentage dropping out with this Grade attained
Total cohort	100%			100%
No schooling		1000	0.7%		1000	0.7%
Grade 1	99.3%	993	0.4%	99.3%	993	0.1%
Grade 2	98.9%	989	0.5%	99.1%	991	0.2%
Grade 3	98.4%	984	0.4%	98.9%	989	0.5%
Grade 4	98.0%	980	0.7%	98.4%	984	0.5%
Grade 5	97.3%	973	1.0%	97.9%	979	0.8%
Grade 6	96.3%	963	1.5%	97.1%	971	1.5%
Grade 7	94.9%	949	3.1%	95.7%	957	3.1%
Grade 8	92.0%	920	5.2%	92.7%	927	4.6%
Grade 9	87.2%	872	9.0%	88.5%	885	9.5%
Grade 10	79.4%	794	17.1%	80.0%	800	15.5%
Grade 11	65.8%	658	26.0%	67.6%	676	23.8%
Grade 12	48.6%	486		51.5%	515

Data Source: General Household Survey, DBE own calculation

Drop-out rates, associated with each grade by province 2014-2016

Grade	No schooling	Grade 1	Grade 2	Grade 3	Grade 4	Grade 5	Grade 6	Grade 7	Grade 8	Grade 9	Grade 10	Grade 11
Western Cape	1.0%	0.1%	0.2%	0.4%	0.3%	0.3%	0.8%	3.1%	4.7%	9.9%	16.9%	22.3%
Eastern Cape	0.9%	0.2%	0.4%	1.3%	1.1%	1.9%	3.0%	5.0%	6.9%	13.7%	23.8%	35.0%
Northern Cape	1.8%	0.4%	0.0%	0.4%	0.5%	1.1%	2.3%	4.0%	8.8%	14.0%	19.3%	23.0%
Free State	0.9%	0.1%	0.1%	0.1%	0.4%	0.8%	1.8%	3.4%	5.2%	12.5%	17.1%	21.5%
KwaZulu-Natal	0.7%	0.3%	0.4%	0.5%	0.6%	0.8%	0.8%	2.5%	4.1%	7.8%	13.3%	25.3%
North West	1.4%	0.2%	0.5%	0.3%	0.7%	0.9%	2.1%	2.5%	6.3%	14.5%	20.2%	22.6%
Gauteng	0.4%	0.0%	0.2%	0.2%	0.3%	0.2%	0.8%	2.0%	2.6%	5.0%	10.4%	17.6%
Mpumalanga	0.5%	0.0%	0.0%	0.3%	0.5%	1.5%	1.6%	3.7%	2.9%	8.1%	16.6%	28.7%
Limpopo	0.6%	0.1%	0.2%	0.7%	0.6%	0.8%	2.5%	4.3%	7.3%	15.6%	19.3%	28.4%

Data Source: General Household Survey, DBE own calculation

Note: data for 2014-2016 pooled together to overcome small sample errors

Interpretation: This means that 28.4% of 22-26 year-olds in Limpopo who completed Grade 11 dropped-out before attaining Grade 12.

Drop-out rates, associated with each grade by province 2011-2013

Grade	No schooling	Grade 1	Grade 2	Grade 3	Grade 4	Grade 5	Grade 6	Grade 7	Grade 8	Grade 9	Grade 10	Grade 11
Western Cape	0.4%	0.3%	0.3%	0.1%	0.2%	0.5%	0.8%	2.7%	5.5%	11.1%	21.1%	23.1%
Eastern Cape	0.7%	0.4%	0.8%	1.3%	1.2%	2.3%	3.6%	5.2%	10.0%	13.3%	23.5%	40.6%
Northern Cape	1.5%	0.1%	0.1%	0.6%	1.9%	0.8%	1.4%	4.6%	10.3%	14.1%	20.7%	19.4%
Free State	0.3%	0.4%	0.2%	0.2%	1.0%	0.4%	1.9%	2.8%	4.9%	12.7%	19.1%	20.3%
KwaZulu-Natal	0.5%	0.6%	0.6%	0.7%	0.8%	0.9%	1.1%	2.4%	4.0%	7.5%	15.2%	23.2%
North West	1.8%	0.7%	0.4%	0.5%	0.8%	1.9%	2.3%	5.4%	6.1%	10.1%	19.2%	27.3%
Gauteng	0.6%	0.3%	0.4%	0.1%	0.4%	0.4%	0.8%	1.7%	2.8%	4.8%	12.0%	22.2%
Mpumalanga	1.2%	0.1%	0.6%	0.2%	0.9%	1.2%	1.4%	2.9%	6.5%	8.9%	16.3%	29.4%
Limpopo	1.1%	0.5%	0.4%	0.4%	0.4%	1.3%	1.3%	4.3%	5.2%	12.6%	22.5%	33.4%

Data Source: General Household Survey, DBE own calculation

Note: data for 2011-2013 pooled together to overcome small sample errors

Reasons for not attending an educational institution

For children who are not attending school, the GHS asks: “What is the main reason why [this child] is not attending any educational institution?” Responses to this question must be interpreted in the light of research showing that the main predictor of dropping out is poor quality early education. The self-reported reasons for not attending school may act as a trigger for dropping out, but those same factors may not trigger drop out for children who are progressing well in terms of learning levels, especially if they are in a good quality school. Furthermore, it should be noted that this question was only asked of learners who stated that they are not currently attending any educational institution, and the severity of each reason should be interpreted as such. The figure below shows the number and percentage of children aged 7 to 15 years old who reported not attending any education institution. In 2016, 1.1% (roughly 104 000 learners) of all 7 to 15 year olds were reported to not be attending any education institution.

The table below shows that disability is the main reported reason on why children aged 7 to 15 years old are not attending any educational institution. The 28% statistic should be interpreted as 28% of the children not attending any educational institution (which is 1.1% of all 7 to 15 year olds) responded that disability was the main reason. However, as reported in the 2016 GHS: Focus on Schooling report, around 90% of learners with disabilities are currently attending an educational institution. Encouragingly, no respondents in this age group stated that marriage or lack of transport are reasons for not attending any education institution. For the 15% of 16 to 18 year olds not attending educational institutions, the main reasons were because of a lack of money for fees and that they completed their education or are satisfied with their level of education.

7 to 15 year old children who are out of school, 2002 – 2016

Reasons for non-attendance of educational institutions among, 2016

Reason	% of the roughly 104,000 learners aged 7 to 15 who are not in school	% of the roughly 466,000 learners aged 16 to 18 who are not in school
No money for fees	6.8%	21.4%
Other	15.9%	14.8%
Has completed education/satisfied with my level of education/do not want to study	5.9%	13%
Education is useless or not interesting	6.5%	8.3%
Failed exams	2.8%	7.7%
Family commitment (e.g. child minding)	2.5%	7.4%
He or she is working at home or business/job	1%	7.3%
Unable to perform at school	6.3%	6.5%
Pregnancy	2.2%	3.3%
Not accepted for enrolment	8.6%	3%
Disability	28%	2.2%
Illness	7.1%	2%
Too old/young	3.7%	1.2%
Do not have time/too busy	1.1%	0.7%
Got married	0%	0.5%
Violence at school	1.2%	0.4%
Difficulties to get to school (transport)	0%	0.4%
School/education institution is too far	0.4%	0.1%
Total	100%	100%

Data Source: General Household Survey, DBE own calculation

C) Main reasons for learner dropping out as identified by the Department of Basic Education

Main reasons for learner drop-out include:

The socio-economic situation of communities such as poverty and unemployment
Inaccessibility of services such as health services
Teenage pregnancy
High prevalence of gender based violence and other related developmental problems (most notably HIV infections and reproductive health).
Institutional barriers (lack of gender budgeting, gender‐biased curriculum and pedagogy, and lack of integration in service delivery);
Socio‐cultural barriers (poor parenting, cultural factors such as initiation schools, virginity testing & ukuthwala)
Gendered burden of care in families and communities where girl children are expected to take care of sickly parents and younger siblings.

D) Interventions and actions taken in an attempt to reduce dropout rates in schools

Learners who drop out of school are categorised as vulnerable learners and are targeted for support through the Care and Support for Teaching and Learning (CSTL) Programme. Schools ensure that vulnerable learners receive the various pro-poor programmes implemented in schools such as fee exemption, scholar transport, school meals through the National School Nutrition Programme, and school health services through the Integrated School Health Programme.
- The National School Nutrition Programme provides a meal to more than 9m learners every school day to address issues of hunger and food insecurity that might prevent learners from coming to and staying in school.
- The Integrated School Health Programme provides health services to more than 1m learners per year, to ensure that learners are not prevented from coming to or staying in school due to health reasons.
- Considering the shortage of psychosocial professionals in education, the Department of Basic Education together with Provinces are increasingly orientating educators on various psychosocial skills to enable them to support vulnerable learners, especially around trauma support to ensure that learners are not prevented from coming to or staying in school due to emotional distress.
In addition, relevant Departments such as the Departments of Social Development, Health, Home Affairs, SASSA, non-governmental organisations and the private sector are coordinated through the CSTL framework to render the necessary support to vulnerable learners, either through integrated service delivery days coordinated by the Department of Basic Education or individual referral of learners for services by schools.
Advocacy programmes to empower learners at risk so that they do not feel unsupported and resort to dropping out. These advocacy programmes include:
- Speak Out Against Abuse
- Prevent Violence and Bullying in Schools
- GEMBEM/ Youth Leadership programme

03 July 2018 - NW2089

Steenkamp, Ms J to ask the Minister of Environmental Affairs

Whether her department has any plans in place to ensure that the Waste Management Bureau depot at Klerksoord is compliant as it is missing a fence and has no water for fire safety which renders it noncompliant; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?

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Reply:

The fence at Klerksoord Depot was erected in March 2018. The depot landlord has arranged to be in compliance with fire safety requirements by end of June 2018. The process of erecting a borehole following a lack of response to an application for water connection from City of Tshwane is underway.

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03 July 2018 - NW1651

Van Dalen, Mr P to ask the Minister of Higher Education and Training

(a) What number of cases relating to the Prevention and Combating of Corrupt Activities Act, Act 12 of 2004, as amended, have been referred to the (i) SA Police Service (SAPS) and (ii) Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (DPCI) by (aa) her department and (bb) each entity reporting to her for further investigation since the Act was assented to and (b) what number of the specified cases have (i) been investigated by SAPS and DPCI, (ii) been followed up by the respective accounting officers and (iii) resulted in a conviction in each specified financial year since 2004?

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Reply:

(a) (i) Since the Department of Higher Education and Training became operational on 1 April 2010, six cases were referred to the South African Police Services for further investigation comprising two from the Department and four by public entities based on the information submitted to date.

(ii) The Department referred no matters to the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigations, while the public entities referred four cases for investigation.

(b) (i) Both the Departmental and three of the eight public entity cases have since been investigated by the South African Police Services and Directorate for Priority Crime Investigations.

(ii) In respect of the Department, one of the two cases has been followed up by the Accounting Officer, while the second matter is currently under investigation. The public entity cases are still under investigation.

(ii) None of the investigations has resulted in convictions to date.

03 July 2018 - NW2100

Tarabella - Marchesi, Ms NI to ask the Minister of Basic Education

(a) What toilet facilities were available at the Luna Primary School at the time of Lumka Mkhethwa’s death in March 2018, (b) were any temporary toilets supplied by the Eastern Cape provincial education department after the learner’s death and (c) what is the current status of sanitation at the school?

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Reply:

a) The school has 5 blocks of face brick Ventilated Improved Pit (VIP) latrines as well as 2 blocks of plaster brick Pit Latrines.

b) Yes.

c) Construction of toilets to replace the 2 blocks of pit latrines is underway as well as a donation by MTN for renovations to existing structures.

03 July 2018 - NW2090

Steenkamp, Ms J to ask the Minister of Environmental Affairs

How do the current levels of the Waste Management Bureau’s (WMB) offtake compare to the Recycling and Economic Development Initiative of South Africa, (b) what recycling rates were achieved in 2018 under the management of the WMB, (c) what is currently being done with regard to the off-the-road (OTR) tyres collections backlog and (d) what volume of OTRs have been recycled?

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Reply:

(a) The table below shows the comparison between the Waste Bureau and Redisa in term of waste tyres processed on an annualised basis. It shows that if exports are excluded, then the Waste Bureau performs better than Redisa.

	Oct17-Mar18 Annualised	Dec16-Jul17 Annualised
	Recycled (Tons)
Category	Waste Bureau	Redisa
Re-use	3 277	78
Crumbing	7 945	4 482
Pyrolysis	3 616	6 357
TDF	21 772	14 426
Sub-Total (excl Exports)	36 610	25 343
Exports	0	12 473
Total incl Exports	36 610	37 816
Estimated waste tyres arising	170 226
Recycling as % waste tyres arising (excl exports)	21,5%	14,9%
Recycling as % waste tyres arising (incl exports)	22,5%	22,2%

(b) As shown in (a) above, the recycling rate as % of waste tyres arising is 21.5%. The recycling rate is 22% for both the Waste Bureau and Redisa if exports are included.

(c) The stockpiles created by Redisa as well as waste tyres collected from collection points are sorted and pre-processed at depots prior to being delivered to processors and/or secondary industries. The Waste Bureau is gradually increasing its OTR pre-processing capability by incrementally procuring pre-processing equipment as well exploring markets for the pre-processed OTR material. These efforts will then enable the Bureau to address the post levy stockpiles. Stockpiles which do not fall within the category above (Historical waste tyre stockpiles), are dealt with in terms of Regulations 7, 8 and 9 of the Waste Tyre Regulations of 2017. Owners of Historical waste tyre stockpiles are expected to register with the Minister as well as submit abatement plans to the Minister for approval.

(d) 874 tons of OTR were recycled during the period from Oct 2017 to March 2018.

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02 July 2018 - NW2160

Mente-Nkuna, Ms NV to ask the Minister of Energy

With reference to his reply to question 1363 on 23 May 2018, what percentage of shares in Main Street (RF) (Pty) Ltd, Ramizone (RF) (Pty) Ltd, Amstilinx (RF) (Pty) Ltd, Amstilite (RF) (Pty) Ltd are owned by BTSA Netherlands Cooperatie U.A, Ramizest and Friedshelf 1294 respectively?

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Reply:

The shareholding of BTSA Netherlands Cooperatie U.A, Ramizest and Friedshelf 1294 are the same across all four projects. Refer to table below for detail per shareholder.

Company	Shareholders	Shareholding
Main Street (RF) (Pty) Ltd	BTSA	60%
	Ramizest (on behalf of the Letsatsi Trust)	37.5%
	Friedshelf 1294 (on behalf of the relevant Local Community Trust)	2.5%
Ramizone (RF) (Pty) Ltd	BTSA	60%
	Ramizest (on behalf of the Letsatsi Trust)	37.5%
	Friedshelf 1294 (on behalf of the relevant Local Community Trust)	2.5%
Amstilinx (RF) (Pty) Ltd	BTSA	60%
	Ramizest (on behalf of the Letsatsi Trust)	37.5%
	Friedshelf 1294 (on behalf of the relevant Local Community Trust)	2.5%
Amstilite (RF) (Pty) Ltd	BTSA	60%
	Ramizest (on behalf of the Letsatsi Trust)	37.5%
	Friedshelf 1294 (on behalf of the relevant Local Community Trust)	2.5%

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

02 July 2018 - NW2158

Tshwaku, Mr M to ask the Minister of Energy

Whether any relatives of Ministers (a) have shares in and/or (b) own companies that provided financing for the companies that won bids, in any bidding windows of the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Programmes?

Source
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Reply:

I am not privy to the required information.

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date

02 July 2018 - NW2157

Mathys, Ms L to ask the Minister of Energy

Whether any government employees (a) have shares in and/or (b) own companies that provided financing for the companies that won bids in any bidding windows of the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Programmes?

Source
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Reply:

Government employees declare their financial interest in companies annually as required by the Public Service Regulations.

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

02 July 2018 - NW2166

Mulaudzi, Adv TE to ask the Minister of Energy

Did certain persons (names furnished) declare that they were directors in certain companies (details furnished), all of which had their bids accepted as part of the most recently signed Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Programme agreements; if so, on what basis was this approved?

Source
Link

Reply:

Projects are not evaluated on the directorship of participating companies but rather on the shareholding of each project company to ensure that the bid criteria in respect of South African Entity and Black ownership participation are met. Thus the persons (names furnished) were not required to declare directorship.

All bidders are bound by rules against collusion which may result in disqualification. The commonality in directorship in the specified project companies refer to a group of companies with the same shareholding structure. Thus, collusion with another bidding group or developer is not relevant. The individual bids by the named project companies competed with multiple other bids in respect of the unique offering of each underlying project, in terms of a combination of factors that inform their pricing, for example location, size of plant and technology.

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

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02 July 2018 - NW2149

Khawula, Ms MS to ask the Minister of Energy

Whether any studies regarding (a) costs and (b) feasibility were conducted before signing any of the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Programme (REIPPP) deals; if not, (i) why not and (ii) on what grounds and basis were the REIPPPs pursued; if so, (aa) was each study published, (bb) who conducted each study, (cc) was a tender issued to conduct each study, (dd) what was the cost of conducting each study, (ee) what is the title of each study and (ff) where are the copies of the studies available?

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Reply:

Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (REIPPPP) projects are procured and contracted pursuant to Ministerial Determinations issued by the Minister of Energy, in consultation with the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) in terms of Section 34 of the Electricity Regulation Act, No 4 of 2006. Considerations include issues of carbon emission reduction commitments, new technology uncertainties such as costs, operability and lead time to build, water usage, localisation and job creation as well as regional development and integration and security of supply.

Each Independent Power Producer (IPP) participating in the tender process is responsible to undertaking a feasibility of its own project before bid submission to ensure the bankability of the project. At bid submission the IPPs have to comply with various qualification criteria which can only be complied with if they did undertake feasibility studies.

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

02 July 2018 - NW2152

Ketabahle, Ms V to ask the Minister of Energy

How much less electricity will Eskom be required to produce because of the approval of the bids of Independent Power Producers by his department?

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Reply:

Eskom is not required to produce less electricity as a consequence of Independent Power Producers. Eskom’s policy on the decommissioning of its fleet is informed by an optimal balance of cost efficiencies, reduced capacity and carbon emission considerations. Eskom’s planned decommissioning of the Arnot, Camden, Grootvlei, Hendrina, Komati coal-fired power stations was already projected in the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) 2010 which indicated that the decommissioned capacity would be replaced by approximately 8 800MW new Coal Generation capacity through Kusile and Medupi. The Wind and Solar Photovoltaic technologies introduced through the renewable energy programme do not displace coal-fired power stations as these technologies do not provide base load capacity.

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

02 July 2018 - NW1909

Groenewald, Dr PJ to ask the Minister of Water and Sanitation

(1)Whether, with reference to his answer to question 383 on 4 May 2018, Sedibeng Water is involved in any capacity in the construction of sewage plants; if so, (a) at which sewage plants and (b) in what capacity; (2) who are the implementing agents, project managers and contractor of the construction of waste water treatment at Rooigrond in North West; (3) whether Sedibeng Water acts as the implementing agent at the Rooigrond project; if so, (a) on what date did the project commence, (b) what was the tender amount and (c) who is the successful tenderer; (4) (a) on what date is the project expected to be completed and (b) what is the present cost of the project to date; (5) whether he will make a statement regarding the matter?

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Reply:

1. Our Department still maintains the Sedibeng Water is not involved in any construction of sewage plants through the Departments funding.

2. Our Department is not involved in the construction of the waste water treatment at Rooigrond in North West therefore, Request the Honourable Member to refer the question to the Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, who is in a better position to respond to issues relating to the contracting of Sedibeng Water Board for the construction of sewage plants in North West.

3. Falls Away.

4. Falls Away.

5. Falls Away.

02 July 2018 - NW1589

Masango, Ms B to ask the Minister of Social Development

Whether her department prescribes minimum standards with regard to (a) the number of social workers employed in every area serviced by her department, (b) the number of cases that each social worker is permitted to handle, (c) office space per employee, (d) vehicles per office, (e) office equipment, (f) playrooms for children, (g) interviewing and/or statement rooms and (h) any other specified minimum standards; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what are the relevant details in each case?

Source
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Reply:

There is no one comprehensive document that addresses all the elements mentioned in this question. However, almost all of them are addressed in the following documents: National Norms and Standards for Social Infrastructure Delivery; Blue Print on Office Accommodation for Social Workers; Gazetted Public Works Space Norms; Integrated Social Services Delivery Model; Social Work Indaba Action Plan 2017 etc.

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Approved by the Minister on

Date…………………………….

02 July 2018 - NW2167

Mashabela, Ms N to ask the Minister of Energy

Did certain persons (names furnished) declare that they were directors in certain companies (details furnished), all of which had their bids accepted as part of the most recently signed Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Programme agreements; if so, on what basis was this approved?

Source
Link

Reply:

Projects are not evaluated on the directorship of participating companies but rather on the shareholding of each project company to ensure that the bid criteria in respect of South African Entity and Black ownership participation are met. Thus the persons (names furnished) were not required to declare directorship.

All bidders are bound by rules against collusion which may result in disqualification. The commonality in directorship in the specified project companies refer to a group of companies with the same shareholding structure. Thus, collusion with another bidding group or developer is not relevant. The individual bids by the named project companies competed with multiple other bids in respect of the unique offering of each underlying project, in terms of a combination of factors that inform their pricing, for example location, size of plant and technology.

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

.

02 July 2018 - NW2169

Khawula, Ms MS to ask the Minister of Energy

What steps have been taken to prevent collusion with respect to the formula used to determine the price score for compliant bids in the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producers Programme; (2) whether any collusion with respect to awarding bids has been found; if so, what are the relevant details?

Source
Link

Reply:

To prevent collusion, bidders declare that in submitting a Bid Response that each of its members, its Lenders, the Contractors and all other participants in any Bid Response certifies that there has not been communication with a competitor or potential competitor that would amount to collusive bidding.

If the Department becomes aware of or is of the opinion that any of the collusive activities have been undertaken by any Bidder or any of its Members, Lenders, Contractors or Advisors, the Department shall be entitled to disqualify such Bidder, its Members, Lenders, Contractors or their Advisors and to bar any or all of them from participating further in the Renewable Energy Power Producers Procurement Programme. No collusion has been found.

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

02 July 2018 - NW1892

Dlamini, Mr MM to ask the Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform

(a) How much land is (i) owned and/or (ii) in the custodianship of traditional leaders in the country, (b) what (i) are the details of the land owned and/or in the custodianship of each traditional leader and (ii) is the location of the land, (c) what is the size of each specified piece of land and (d) what is the (i) name and (ii) title of each specified traditional leader?

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Link

Reply:

(a) (i) Approximately 202 613 Ha (excluding Ingonyama Trust land).

(ii) Approximately 7 580 951 Ha.

(b) (i) Annexure A.

(ii) Column A, Annexure A.

(c) Column G in the first two sheets, and column F in the third sheet of Annexure A.

(d) (i),(ii) The Department of Rural Development and Land Reform does not keep details of traditional leaders.

(b)(ii)						(c )
PROVINCE	TOWN NAME	PARCEL	PORTION	REG OWNER	FARM NAME	EXTEND (ha)
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	864	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	THORN PARK	524,32
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	865	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 865	251,44
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	865	1	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 865	246,96
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	866	2	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 866	154,90
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1023	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1023	67,65
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1024	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	RICHMOND	3,78
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1024	1	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	RICHMOND	1,22
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1025	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1025	79,56
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1025	8	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1025	141,94
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1026	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	N'CERA OUTSPAN	296,97
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1027	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1027	336,48
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1027	1	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1027	243,91
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1027	2	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1027	40,47
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1027	3	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1027	40,47
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1028	1	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1028	126,37
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1028	3	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1028	21,48
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1029	1	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1029	228,46
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1029	2	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1029	157,76
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1029	3	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1029	159,94
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1029	4	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1029	60,67
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1031	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1031	231,15
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1031	1	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1031	272,97
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1032	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1032	245,13
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1032	1	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1032	324,14
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1033	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1033	236,59
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1033	1	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1033	354,88
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1034	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1034	561,91
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1034	1	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1034	36,04
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1034	4	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1034	110,95
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1035	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1035	378,29
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1035	1	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1035	92,93
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1035	2	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1035	33,91
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1036	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1036	176,41
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1037	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1037	245,82
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1037	1	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1037	86,89
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1037	2	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1037	33,60
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1037	3	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1037	79,66
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1037	4	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1037	118,82
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1037	5	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1037	11,74
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1037	6	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1037	78,65
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1038	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1038	194,45
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1038	2	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1038	25,82
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1038	3	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1038	57,44
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1038	4	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1038	32,75
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1038	5	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1038	55,98
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1038	6	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1038	55,81
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1038	7	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1038	54,80
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1038	8	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1038	55,87
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1038	9	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1038	23,89
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1038	10	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1038	21,42
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1038	11	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1038	23,34
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1038	12	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1038	24,55
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1038	13	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1038	30,32
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1039	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1039	49,18
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1039	1	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1039	4,65
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1039	2	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1039	98,96
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1039	3	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1039	0,41
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1039	4	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1039	211,53
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1039	6	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1039	106,73
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1040	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1040	107,43
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1040	1	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1040	106,49
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1040	2	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1040	108,99
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1040	3	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1040	109,59
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1040	4	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1040	95,37
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1041	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1041	135,05
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1041	2	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1041	108,33
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1041	4	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1041	195,02
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1043	7	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1043	35,22
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1043	9	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1043	13,58
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1043	13	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1043	23,94
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1043	14	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1043	35,39
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1043	22	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1043	26,15
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1043	25	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1043	3,76
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1044	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1044	556,71
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1044	2	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1044	79,37
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1045	5	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1045	82,06
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1046	19	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1046	57,48
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1162	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1162	139,06
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1297	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1297	152,33
EASTERN CAPE	EAST LONDON RD	1327	0	IMIDUSHANE TRIBE	FARM 1327	53,65
KWAZULU-NATAL	CRESTHOLME	128	0	NGCOLOSI TRIBE		0,14
KWAZULU-NATAL	CRESTHOLME	145	0	NGCOLOSI TRIBE		0,39
KWAZULU-NATAL	ES	18186	0	MTWANA TRIBE	UITSTAAN	1412,09
KWAZULU-NATAL	ES	18260	0	MANTAHWA TRIBE	WELVERDIENT	909,39
KWAZULU-NATAL	ES	18261	0	CHIEF OF MAUBSHEVA TRIBE	ZAMENKOMST	1332,08
KWAZULU-NATAL	ES	18269	0	CHIEF OF MAUBSHEVA TRIBE	BULT FONTEIN	1037,72
KWAZULU-NATAL	FT	5981	40	NGCOLOSI TRIBE	LANGE FONTEIN	0,47
KWAZULU-NATAL	FT	14738	5	NGCOLOSI TRIBE	BERRELL	1,43
KWAZULU-NATAL	FT	14738	6	NGCOLOSI TRIBE	BERRELL	2,70
KWAZULU-NATAL	FT	14738	7	NGCOLOSI TRIBE	BERRELL	2,75
KWAZULU-NATAL	FT	14738	22	NGCOLOSI TRIBE	BERRELL	0,61
KWAZULU-NATAL	NONGOMA	428	0	USUTHU TRIBE		0,61
LIMPOPO	JS	127	1	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	LUKAU	81,17
LIMPOPO	JS	127	2	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	LUKAU	310,51
LIMPOPO	JS	127	7	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	LUKAU	72,53
LIMPOPO	JS	127	8	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	LUKAU	8,55
LIMPOPO	JS	127	12	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	LUKAU	118,36
LIMPOPO	JS	128	1	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	STERKFONTEIN	180,16
LIMPOPO	JS	128	2	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	STERKFONTEIN	180,38
LIMPOPO	JS	128	3	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	STERKFONTEIN	180,36
LIMPOPO	JS	128	5	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	STERKFONTEIN	180,14
LIMPOPO	JS	129	0	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	AANGEWEZEN	2509,39
LIMPOPO	JS	131	0	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	FRISCHGEWAAGD	569,99
LIMPOPO	JS	131	1	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	FRISCHGEWAAGD	332,75
LIMPOPO	JS	131	2	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	FRISCHGEWAAGD	256,89
LIMPOPO	JS	131	3	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	FRISCHGEWAAGD	254,01
LIMPOPO	JS	132	3	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	GEMSBOKSPRUIT	85,61
LIMPOPO	JS	132	5	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	GEMSBOKSPRUIT	153,25
LIMPOPO	JS	132	6	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	GEMSBOKSPRUIT	28,25
LIMPOPO	JS	133	0	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	VAALKOPFONTEIN	2524,64
LIMPOPO	JS	135	0	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	PAARDENPLAATS	503,13
LIMPOPO	JS	135	1	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	PAARDENPLAATS	473,70
LIMPOPO	JS	135	2	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	PAARDENPLAATS	251,53
LIMPOPO	JS	135	3	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	PAARDENPLAATS	261,61
LIMPOPO	JS	135	5	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	PAARDENPLAATS	261,60
LIMPOPO	JS	135	6	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	PAARDENPLAATS	257,14
LIMPOPO	JS	135	7	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	PAARDENPLAATS	261,59
LIMPOPO	JS	135	8	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	PAARDENPLAATS	261,60
LIMPOPO	JS	135	9	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	PAARDENPLAATS	261,59
LIMPOPO	JS	136	0	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	SYFERFONTEIN	1277,31
LIMPOPO	JS	137	1	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	DWARS-IN-DE-WEG	755,14
LIMPOPO	KP	183	1	BAKGATLA-BA-KGAFELA TRIBE	ENGELAND	928,34
LIMPOPO	KP	191	0	BAKGATLA-BA-KGAFELA TRIBE	QUEENSTOWN	1899,70
LIMPOPO	KP	206	0	BAKGATLA-BA-KGAFELA TRIBE	MIDDELBURG	725,31
LIMPOPO	KP	206	2	BAKGATLA-BA-KGAFELA TRIBE	MIDDELBURG	770,42
LIMPOPO	KQ	360	0	BAKGATLA-BA-KGAFELA TRIBE	BUFFELSFONTEIN	1571,21
LIMPOPO	KQ	362	6	BAKGATLA-BA-KGAFELA TRIBE	MIDDELKOP	1644,98
LIMPOPO	KS	80	0	DITLOU-MACHIDI TRIBE	BLAUWKRANS	344,37
LIMPOPO	KS	270	0	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	DRIEKANT	253,03
LIMPOPO	KS	274	0	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	LANGPLAATS	102,84
LIMPOPO	KS	294	0	DITLOU NTSHONG TRIBE	UITKYK	152,80
LIMPOPO	KS	298	0	DITLOU NTSHONG TRIBE	SUCCESS	196,73
LIMPOPO	KS	302	0	DITLOU NTSHONG TRIBE	ONGEGUND	91,75
LIMPOPO	KS	303	0	DITLOU NTSHONG TRIBE	EBENHAEZER	220,43
LIMPOPO	KS	304	0	DITLOU NTSHONG TRIBE	PLAATS	213,05
LIMPOPO	KS	325	0	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	WOLVEKOP	225,98
LIMPOPO	KS	332	0	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	PLATRAND	254,18
LIMPOPO	KS	353	0	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	VLUGTPLAATS	463,02
LIMPOPO	KS	354	0	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	RIVIERPLAATS	393,58
LIMPOPO	KS	355	0	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	ZWARTBANK	574,12
LIMPOPO	KS	356	0	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	WATERKLOOF	326,49
LIMPOPO	KS	359	0	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	TSJUENISPOORT OOST	292,18
LIMPOPO	KS	360	0	DITLOU-MACHIDI TRIBE	LANGKRANS	290,57
LIMPOPO	KS	361	1	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	TSJUENISPOORT WEST	0,51
LIMPOPO	KS	369	0	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	SCHOONKLIP	161,79
LIMPOPO	KS	377	0	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	M'PATLELA'S KRAAL	684,94
LIMPOPO	KS	380	0	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	YZERMYN	476,65
LIMPOPO	KS	386	0	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	UITKOMST	178,23
LIMPOPO	KS	393	0	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	BAKENKOP	420,23
LIMPOPO	KS	396	1	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	KATKLOOF	700,22
LIMPOPO	KS	433	0	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	DIEPSLOOT	561,51
LIMPOPO	KS	475	0	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	KOPPIESKRAAL	699,38
LIMPOPO	KS	478	0	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	SPELONK	779,37
LIMPOPO	KS	518	0	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	CROCODILWAL	674,87
LIMPOPO	KS	523	0	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	TAAIBOSCHSPRUIT	2149,31
LIMPOPO	KS	526	0	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	GROOTKOP	775,59
LIMPOPO	KS	529	0	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	HARTEBEESTLAAGTE	982,26
LIMPOPO	KS	531	1	BAKGAGA BA-MPHAHLELE TRIBE	BADFONTEIN	204,09
LIMPOPO	KS	532	2	MASEMOLA TRIBE	WONDERBOOM	484,27
LIMPOPO	KS	532	4	MASEMOLA TRIBE	WONDERBOOM	520,54
LIMPOPO	KS	536	0	MASEMOLA TRIBE	HAAKDOORNDRAAI	2722,69
LIMPOPO	KS	639	0	MASEMOLA TRIBE	VOGELSTRUISKOPJE	754,91
LIMPOPO	KS	641	1	MATLALA TRIBE	COETZEESDRAAI	454,59
LIMPOPO	KS	641	3	MATLALA TRIBE	COETZEESDRAAI	425,76
LIMPOPO	KS	641	4	MATLALA TRIBE	COETZEESDRAAI	434,85
LIMPOPO	KS	680	1	MATLALA TRIBE	HINDOSTAN	468,96
LIMPOPO	KS	680	2	MATLALA TRIBE	HINDOSTAN	341,62
LIMPOPO	KS	682	0	MATLALA TRIBE	LOLAMONTES	961,59
LIMPOPO	KS	682	2	MATLALA TRIBE	LOLAMONTES	384,69
LIMPOPO	KS	716	0	MATLALA TRIBE	NOOITGEZIEN	452,90
LIMPOPO	KS	750	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE	LEEUWFONTEIN	1786,26
LIMPOPO	KS	751	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE	BRAKFONTEIN	719,35
LIMPOPO	KS	751	1	RATLHAGANE TRIBE	BRAKFONTEIN	746,54
LIMPOPO	KS	754	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE	RIETVALEI	2534,40
LIMPOPO	KS	756	0	MATLALA TRIBE	WELGELEGEN	2191,79
LIMPOPO	KS	785	7	KWENA MASHABELA TRIBE	PROBEREN	7,46
LIMPOPO	KS	791	1	MASEMOLA TRIBE	NOOITVERWACHT	643,53
LIMPOPO	KS	792	0	MASEMOLA TRIBE	VERGENOEGD	1963,49
LIMPOPO	KS	796	1	MASEMOLA TRIBE	GAATAAN	1064,23
LIMPOPO	KS	797	0	MASEMOLA TRIBE	DERDEMAAL	2179,72
LIMPOPO	KS	829	0	MATLALA TRIBE	BUFFELSFONTEIN	630,92
LIMPOPO	KS	829	1	MATLALA TRIBE	BUFFELSFONTEIN	864,13
LIMPOPO	KS	829	3	MATLALA TRIBE	BUFFELSFONTEIN	203,76
LIMPOPO	KS	834	0	MATLALA TRIBE	WELGELEGEN	1132,94
LIMPOPO	KS	840	0	PHOKWANE TRIBE	MASLEROEMS OUDESTADT	2788,64
LIMPOPO	KS	851	1	PHOKWANE TRIBE	UITKYK	372,15
LIMPOPO	KS	851	2	PHOKWANE TRIBE	UITKYK	187,57
LIMPOPO	KS	851	6	PHOKWANE TRIBE	UITKYK	168,95
LIMPOPO	KS	851	7	PHOKWANE TRIBE	UITKYK	254,72
LIMPOPO	KS	854	1	MATLALA TRIBE	WELKOM	1019,94
LIMPOPO	KS	856	0	MATLALA TRIBE	MOOIHOEK	2298,56
LIMPOPO	KS	859	1	MATLALA TRIBE	PAARDENZOEK	406,18
LIMPOPO	KS	859	4	MATLALA TRIBE	PAARDENZOEK	608,83
LIMPOPO	KS	861	1	MATLALA TRIBE	BUFFELSKLOOF	411,16
LIMPOPO	KS	862	0	MATLALA TRIBE	VAALBANK	741,76
LIMPOPO	KS	864	1	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	GROENFONTEIN	71,20
LIMPOPO	KS	868	1	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	ENKELDEDOORN	285,35
LIMPOPO	KS	868	5	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	ENKELDEDOORN	367,41
LIMPOPO	KS	868	8	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	ENKELDEDOORN	265,57
LIMPOPO	KS	872	0	PHOKWANE TRIBE	NEBO	2420,14
LIMPOPO	KS	874	2	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	SPITSKOP	499,60
LIMPOPO	KS	874	3	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	SPITSKOP	249,89
LIMPOPO	KS	874	5	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	SPITSKOP	690,69
LIMPOPO	KS	874	6	NDEBELE MAHLANGU TRIBE	SPITSKOP	749,27
LIMPOPO	KS	876	0	PHOKWANE TRIBE	RIETFONTEIN	437,44
LIMPOPO	KS	876	1	PHOKWANE TRIBE	RIETFONTEIN	172,89
LIMPOPO	KS	876	2	PHOKWANE TRIBE	RIETFONTEIN	440,35
LIMPOPO	KS	876	3	PHOKWANE TRIBE	RIETFONTEIN	452,18
LIMPOPO	KS	876	4	PHOKWANE TRIBE	RIETFONTEIN	269,14
LIMPOPO	KS	876	8	PHOKWANE TRIBE	RIETFONTEIN	260,16
LIMPOPO	KS	876	12	PHOKWANE TRIBE	RIETFONTEIN	1011,10
LIMPOPO	KT	35	2	MAFEFE TRIBE	HAFFENDEN HEIGHTS	827,13
LIMPOPO	KT	40	0	MAFEFE TRIBE	KEL	599,63
LIMPOPO	KT	60	0	MAFEFE TRIBE	HORN GATE	378,36
LIMPOPO	KT	61	0	MAFEFE TRIBE	SKA	595,83
LIMPOPO	KT	176	0	BANARENG BA LETSOALO TRIBE	BULWER	1698,91
LIMPOPO	KT	176	1	BANARENG BA LETSOALO TRIBE	BULWER	1306,40
LIMPOPO	KT	196	0	BAKONE BA MAMETJA TRIBE	SADOWA	3127,62
LIMPOPO	KT	197	0	BAKONE BA MAMETJA TRIBE	THE WILLOWS	2162,75
LIMPOPO	KT	228	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE	CALIFORNIA	5472,13
LIMPOPO	LR	124	1	MAPELA TRIBE	RICHARDS LAGER	646,11
LIMPOPO	LR	170	0	MAPELA TRIBE	DISAPPOINTMENT	1349,36
LIMPOPO	LR	173	0	MAPELA TRIBE	ROOIPOORT	1680,65
LIMPOPO	LR	240	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	ZEIST	715,25
LIMPOPO	LR	245	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	PADLANGS	974,80
LIMPOPO	LR	246	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	HAAKDOORNS	1072,04
LIMPOPO	LR	247	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	DROOGEBULT	1120,74
LIMPOPO	LR	248	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	KAALPLAATS	926,27
LIMPOPO	LR	259	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	THE GLEN	3794,73
LIMPOPO	LR	261	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	BUFFELSHOEK	1883,97
LIMPOPO	LR	261	1	BAHANANOA TRIBE	BUFFELSHOEK	142,76
LIMPOPO	LR	262	1	BAHANANOA TRIBE	INVERAAN	1023,59
LIMPOPO	LR	264	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	LEIPSIG	2264,21
LIMPOPO	LR	266	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	THE PARK	1558,69
LIMPOPO	LR	273	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	BULFONTEIN	1190,39
LIMPOPO	LR	277	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	VERGELEGEN	1215,52
LIMPOPO	LR	278	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	KRANSKOP	720,34
LIMPOPO	LR	306	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	DRIEKOPJES	1003,77
LIMPOPO	LR	307	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	WINDHOEK	827,62
LIMPOPO	LR	312	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	NORMANDY	2929,26
LIMPOPO	LR	501	1	LANGA BAKENBERG TRIBE	UITSPANNING	1278,72
LIMPOPO	LR	690	0	BAKONE-BA MATLALA-A-THABA TRIBE	CROMFORD	225,24
LIMPOPO	LR	704	0	LEKALAKALA TRIBE	SARON	1193,00
LIMPOPO	LR	717	0	LANGA BAKENBERG TRIBE	NELLY	1970,50
LIMPOPO	LR	719	0	LANGA BAKENBERG TRIBE	RHENOSTER TRAP	2115,84
LIMPOPO	LR	726	0	LANGA BAKENBERG TRIBE	VAALPENSKRAAL	1671,49
LIMPOPO	LR	732	0	BAKONE-BA MATLALA-A-THABA TRIBE	GOEDGEVONDEN	1679,45
LIMPOPO	LR	755	0	LANGA BAKENBERG TRIBE	DOORNFONTEIN	2912,69
LIMPOPO	LR	763	1	LANGA BAKENBERG TRIBE	VLAKFONTEIN	720,69
LIMPOPO	LR	780	0	LANGA BAKENBERG TRIBE	MALOKONGSKOP	1437,44
LIMPOPO	LR	781	0	LANGA BAKENBERG TRIBE	VRIESLAND	1938,01
LIMPOPO	LR	783	0	LANGA BAKENBERG TRIBE	VLIEGEKRAAL	1924,26
LIMPOPO	LR	784	2	LANGA BAKENBERG TRIBE	MALOKONG	84,17
LIMPOPO	LR	792	0	LANGA BAKENBERG TRIBE	SCHUURMANSHOOGTE	2037,76
LIMPOPO	LR	801	0	MAPELA TRIBE	OLIFANTSKLIP	2446,70
LIMPOPO	LS	1	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	GLENFERNESS	3459,65
LIMPOPO	LS	3	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	DANTZIG	2889,86
LIMPOPO	LS	153	0	BAKONE-BA MATLALA-A-THABA TRIBE	WESTMOOR	878,72
LIMPOPO	LS	513	0	RAMOKGOPA TRIBE	MATJESGOEDFONTEIN	514,26
LIMPOPO	LS	587	0	BAKONE-BA MATLALA-A-THABA TRIBE	CHLOE	2324,24
LIMPOPO	LS	589	0	BAKONE-BA MATLALA-A-THABA TRIBE	CLOETESDAM	257,47
LIMPOPO	LS	640	0	MARABA TRIBE	BULTFONTEIN	255,95
LIMPOPO	LS	653	0	MARABA TRIBE	BERGZICHT	1407,33
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	1	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	2	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	3	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	4	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	5	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	6	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	7	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	8	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	9	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	10	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	11	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	12	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	13	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	14	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	15	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	16	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	17	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	18	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	19	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	20	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	21	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	22	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	23	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	24	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	25	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	26	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	27	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	28	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	29	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	30	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	31	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	32	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	33	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	34	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	35	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	36	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	37	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	38	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	39	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	40	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	41	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	42	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	43	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	44	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	45	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	46	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	47	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	48	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	49	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	50	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	51	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	52	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	53	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	54	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	55	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	56	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,06
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	57	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,09
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	58	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	59	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	60	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	61	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	62	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	63	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	64	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	65	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	66	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	67	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	68	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	69	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	70	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	71	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	72	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	73	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	74	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	75	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	76	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	77	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	78	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	79	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	80	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	81	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	82	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	83	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	84	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	85	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	86	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	87	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	88	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	89	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	90	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	91	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	92	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	93	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	94	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	95	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	96	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	97	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	98	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	99	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	100	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	101	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	102	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	103	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	104	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	105	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	106	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	107	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	108	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	109	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	110	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	111	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	112	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	113	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	114	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	115	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	116	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	117	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	118	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	119	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	120	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	121	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	122	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	123	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	124	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	125	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	126	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	127	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	128	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	129	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	130	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	131	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	132	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	133	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	134	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	135	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	136	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	137	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	138	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	139	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	140	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	141	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	142	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	143	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	144	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	145	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	146	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	147	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	148	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	149	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	150	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	151	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	152	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	153	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	154	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	155	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	156	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	157	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	158	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	159	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	160	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	161	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	162	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	163	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	164	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	165	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	166	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	167	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	168	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	169	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	170	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	171	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	172	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	173	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	174	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	175	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	176	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	177	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	178	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	179	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	180	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	181	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	182	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	183	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	184	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	185	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	186	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	187	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	188	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	189	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	190	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	191	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	192	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	193	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	194	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	195	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	196	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	197	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	198	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,12
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	199	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	200	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	201	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	202	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	203	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	204	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	205	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	206	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	207	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	208	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	209	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	210	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	211	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	212	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	213	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	214	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	215	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	216	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	217	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	218	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	219	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	220	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	221	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	222	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	223	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	224	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	225	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	226	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	227	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	228	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	229	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	230	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	231	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	232	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	233	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	234	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	235	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	236	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	237	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	238	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	239	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	240	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	241	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	242	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	243	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	244	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	245	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	246	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	247	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	248	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	249	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	250	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	251	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	252	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	253	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	254	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	255	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	256	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	257	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	258	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	259	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	260	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	261	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,03
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	262	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,01
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	263	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,01
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	264	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,01
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	265	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,76
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	266	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,01
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	267	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,01
LIMPOPO	MAPARENG	268	0	BAPEDI BA DINKWANYANE TRIBE		0,96
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	2	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,30
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	3	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,30
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	16	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	17	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	18	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	19	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	20	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	21	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	22	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	23	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	24	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	52	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	62	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	64	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	91	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	107	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	108	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	118	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	127	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	129	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	145	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	155	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	156	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	157	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	158	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	159	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	161	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	164	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	166	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	167	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	168	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	197	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	214	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	234	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	235	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	236	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	237	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	240	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	241	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	252	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,37
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	277	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,44
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	278	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,35
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	282	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	294	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	295	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	296	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	297	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	298	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	299	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	300	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	301	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	302	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	303	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	304	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	305	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	306	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	307	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	308	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	309	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	310	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	311	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	312	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	313	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	314	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	315	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	316	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	317	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	318	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	319	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	320	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	321	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	322	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	323	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	324	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,06
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	325	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,06
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	326	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	327	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	328	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	329	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	330	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	331	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	332	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	333	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	335	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	336	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	337	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	338	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	339	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	340	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	341	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	351	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	353	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	425	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	428	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	430	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	436	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	451	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	473	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	474	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	475	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	476	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	477	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	478	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	482	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	485	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	497	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	503	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	504	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	505	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	506	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	507	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	508	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	509	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	510	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	511	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	512	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	513	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	514	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	515	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	516	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	517	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	518	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	519	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	520	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	521	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	522	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	523	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	524	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	525	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	526	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	527	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	528	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	529	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	530	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	531	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	532	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	533	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	534	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	535	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	536	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	537	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	538	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	539	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	540	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	541	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	542	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	543	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	544	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	545	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	546	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	547	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	548	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	551	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	552	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	553	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	554	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	555	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	556	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,06
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	557	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	558	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	559	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	560	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	561	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,11
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	562	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,38
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	563	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,07
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	564	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,56
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	565	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	566	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,74
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	567	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	568	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MATSEDING	569	0	MATLALA TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,50
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	2	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,10
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	3	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	4	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	5	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	6	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	7	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	8	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	9	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,06
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	10	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	11	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	12	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	19	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	21	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	23	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	25	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	34	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	41	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		1,00
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	48	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,06
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	49	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	51	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	54	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	58	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	60	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,07
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	66	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	74	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	76	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	78	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	83	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	86	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	88	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	91	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	94	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	96	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	98	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	99	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	100	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	102	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	104	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	107	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	108	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	109	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	112	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	114	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	121	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	124	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	130	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	135	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	138	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	143	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	147	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	153	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	155	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	156	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	157	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	158	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	162	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	166	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	172	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	174	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	176	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	177	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	180	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	181	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	188	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	192	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	194	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	198	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	202	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	203	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	204	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	206	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	211	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	214	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	218	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	219	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	220	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	227	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	230	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	231	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	232	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	233	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	235	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	236	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	237	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	239	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	241	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	242	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	246	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	249	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	252	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	254	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	257	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	260	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	262	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	264	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	267	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	269	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,06
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	270	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	274	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	276	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,07
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	277	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	282	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	285	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	286	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	291	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	293	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	294	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,17
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	307	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	309	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	310	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	320	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	323	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	326	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	331	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	338	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,07
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	345	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	346	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	347	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	349	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	350	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	355	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	363	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	365	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	366	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	367	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	382	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,11
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	385	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	387	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	389	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	390	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	391	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	399	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	400	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	404	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	406	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	408	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	409	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	414	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	415	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	416	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	417	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	422	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	423	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	426	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	428	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	429	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	431	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,39
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	432	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,39
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	434	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	435	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	442	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	443	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	447	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	451	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	462	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	464	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	466	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	471	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	473	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	474	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	485	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	490	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	491	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	494	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	498	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	503	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,18
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	508	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	511	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	514	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	516	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	518	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	519	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	524	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	531	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	537	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	542	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	547	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,20
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	550	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	552	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	553	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	555	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	562	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	564	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	568	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	574	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	575	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	577	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	586	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	587	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	589	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	590	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	594	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	595	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	597	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	602	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	607	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	608	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	609	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	615	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	616	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	619	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	620	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	621	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	623	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	624	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	625	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	626	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	627	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	628	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	629	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	630	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,07
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	631	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,06
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	632	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	633	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	634	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	635	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	636	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	637	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	638	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	639	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	640	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	641	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	642	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	643	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	644	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	645	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	646	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	647	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	648	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	649	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	650	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	651	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	652	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	653	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	654	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	655	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	656	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	657	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	658	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	659	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	660	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	661	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	662	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	663	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	664	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	665	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	666	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	667	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	668	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	669	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	670	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	671	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	672	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	673	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	674	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	675	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	676	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	677	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,10
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	678	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	679	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	680	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	681	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	682	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	683	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	684	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	685	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,27
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	686	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	690	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	692	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	694	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	696	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	698	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	699	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	701	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	703	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	710	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	712	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,06
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	714	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	718	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	721	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	723	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	724	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	725	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	728	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	731	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	732	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	735	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	737	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	738	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	742	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	745	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	753	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	755	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	758	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	760	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	761	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	763	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	765	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	768	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	775	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	778	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	781	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	782	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	786	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	787	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	790	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	791	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	793	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	801	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	802	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	803	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	809	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	810	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	811	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	816	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	817	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	818	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	819	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	820	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	821	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	822	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	823	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	824	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	825	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	826	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	827	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	828	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	829	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	830	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	831	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,19
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	832	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	833	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	834	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	835	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	836	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	837	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	838	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	839	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	840	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	841	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	842	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	843	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	844	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	845	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	846	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	847	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	848	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	849	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	850	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,18
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	854	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	855	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	857	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	858	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	859	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	860	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	861	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	862	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	863	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	864	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	865	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	866	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	867	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	868	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	869	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	870	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	871	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	872	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	873	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	874	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	875	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	876	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	877	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	878	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	879	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	880	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	881	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	882	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	885	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	889	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	890	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	893	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	894	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	895	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	896	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	901	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	902	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	903	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		8,29
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	904	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	909	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	910	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	912	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	915	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,06
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	916	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	917	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	918	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	919	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	920	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	921	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	922	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	923	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	924	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	925	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	926	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	927	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	928	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	929	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	930	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	931	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	932	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	933	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	934	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	935	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	936	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	937	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	938	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	939	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	940	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	941	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	942	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	943	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	944	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	945	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	946	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	947	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	948	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	949	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	950	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	951	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	952	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	953	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	954	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	955	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	956	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	957	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	958	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	959	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	960	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	961	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	962	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	963	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	964	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	965	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	966	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	967	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	968	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	969	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	970	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	971	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	972	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	973	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	974	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	975	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	976	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	977	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	978	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	979	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	980	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	981	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	982	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	983	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	984	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	985	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	986	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	987	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	988	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,06
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	989	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	990	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	991	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	992	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	993	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	994	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	995	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	996	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	997	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	998	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,06
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	999	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		4,85
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1000	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		3,06
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1003	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,04
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1009	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1014	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1016	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		14,34
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1019	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
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LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1031	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
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LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1047	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1052	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1054	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,05
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1057	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		3,10
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1058	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		3,37
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1059	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,25
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1060	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		2,95
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1061	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		1,97
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1062	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		1,32
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1063	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,18
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1064	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,19
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1065	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,56
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1066	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,22
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1067	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,17
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1068	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,12
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1069	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		1,21
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1070	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,18
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1071	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,13
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1072	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,20
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1073	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,19
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1074	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,18
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1075	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,14
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1076	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,35
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1077	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,19
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1078	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,18
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1079	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		3,13
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1080	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		18,09
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1081	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		6,70
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1082	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		17,31
LIMPOPO	MOGANYAKA	1083	0	RATLHAGANE TRIBE		0,78
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LIMPOPO	MR	331	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	GIFTBULT	656,40
LIMPOPO	MR	332	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	BERSEBA	811,78
LIMPOPO	MR	333	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	GIDEON	1049,86
LIMPOPO	MR	334	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	MOLSGATEN	852,15
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LIMPOPO	MR	355	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	GENUA	867,41
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LIMPOPO	MR	357	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	ZANDBULT	1042,41
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LIMPOPO	MR	368	0	KIBI TRIBE	STOLZENFELS	2352,37
LIMPOPO	MR	369	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	PAX INTRANTIBUS	2600,31
LIMPOPO	MR	374	0	BAHANANOA TRIBE	BURGERREGT	2334,86
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MPUMALANGA	KU	214	1	SETHLARE TRIBE	ARTHURSSEAT	257,25
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NORTH WEST	BOSCHDAL	18	10	BAKGATLA-BA-KGAFELA TRIBE		0,11
NORTH WEST	BOSCHDAL	18	11	BAKGATLA-BA-KGAFELA TRIBE		0,10
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						202 613

02 July 2018 - NW1722

Ketabahle, Ms V to ask the Minister of Telecommunications and Postal Services

(1)(a) What total amount of land owned by his department and the entities reporting to him in each province is (i) vacant and (ii) unused or has no purpose and (b) what is the (i) location and (ii) size of each specified plot of land; (2) (a) how much of the land owned by his department and the entities reporting to him has been leased out for private use and (b) what is the (i) Rand value of each lease and (ii)(aa) location and (bb) size of each piece of land?

Source
Link

Reply:

The Department and Entities have informed me as follows:

Only two entities are relevant to this question.

SENTECH

(1) None

(2) SENTECH has leased out 96 hectares of the land it owns. These sites are not vacant but used for radio transmission.

SAPO

(1) SAPO has a total of number of 22 vacant sites. The 22 vacant sites are earmarked for development.

(2) None

Approved/ not approved

Dr Siyabonga Cwele, MP

Minister of Telecommunications and Postal Services

Date:

02 July 2018 - NW2164

Mulaudzi, Adv TE to ask the Minister of Energy

Did certain persons (names furnished) declare that they were directors in certain companies (details furnished), all of which had their bids accepted as part of the most recently signed Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Programme agreements; if so, on what basis was this approved?

Source
Link

Reply:

Projects are not evaluated on the directorship of participating companies but rather on the shareholding of each project company to ensure that the bid criteria in respect of South African Entity and Black ownership participation are met. Thus the persons (names furnished) were not required to declare directorship.

All bidders are bound by rules against collusion which may result in disqualification. The commonality in directorship in the specified project companies refer to a group of companies with the same shareholding structure. Thus, collusion with another bidding group or developer is not relevant. The individual bids by the named project companies competed with multiple other bids in respect of the unique offering of each underlying project, in terms of a combination of factors that inform their pricing, for example location, size of plant and technology.

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

.

02 July 2018 - NW2150

Khawula, Ms MS to ask the Minister of Energy

What are the (a) Government and (b) relevant entities projected to spend both directly and indirectly on the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Programmes; (2) has he found that the Government and the entities can afford the cost; if so, what are the details of how this was determined?

Source
Link

Reply:

There is no direct or indirect spend by Government or relevant entities exclusively attributable to the Electricity Regulation Act, 2006, Section 34 sanctioned Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Programme (REIPPPP). Regulation 10 of the New Generation Regulations enable Eskom, as the single buyer, to recover all costs in respect of the Section 34 Ministerial Determinations and includes payments for the purchase of electricity from Independent Power Producers (IPP) in terms of a power purchase agreement. Eskom only pays for actual electricity evacuated into the grid at a predetermined fixed price that can only escalate by CPI annually.

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

02 July 2018 - NW2168

Tshwaku, Mr M to ask the Minister of Energy

Did certain persons (names furnished) declare that they were directors in certain companies (details furnished), all of which had their bids accepted as part of the most recently signed Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Programme agreements; if so, on what basis was this approved?

Source
Link

Reply:

Projects are not evaluated on the directorship of participating companies but rather on the shareholding of each project company to ensure that the bid criteria in respect of South African Entity and Black ownership participation are met. Thus the persons (names furnished) were not required to declare directorship.

All bidders are bound by rules against collusion which may result in disqualification. The commonality in directorship in the specified project companies refer to a group of companies with the same shareholding structure. Thus, collusion with another bidding group or developer is not relevant. The individual bids by the named project companies competed with multiple other bids in respect of the unique offering of each underlying project, in terms of a combination of factors that inform their pricing, for example location, size of plant and technology.

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

.

\

02 July 2018 - NW2143

Dlamini, Mr MM to ask the Minister of Energy

Whether he is aware of the development fee to be paid by Independent Power Producers (IPPs) to the National Treasury and to his department in order to set up the Project Development Fund for Baseload Coal Energy (details furnished); if so, what is the (a) total amount in Rand of the development fee and (b) breakdown of all costs that (i) have been incurred and (ii) will be incurred by his department for the procurement of energy from IPPs?

Source
Link

Reply:

(A) The development fee of the Baseload Coal Independent Power Producers Procurement Programme has been set in the Request for Proposals (RFP) (December 2015) at 1.75% of the Total Project Value. The development fee is utilised as a cost recovery mechanism for costs incurred in the design, development, procurement and implementation over a 30-year contract term. The exact Rand value of the Development Fee can only be calculated once all the preferred bidders have reached Financial Close.

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

02 July 2018 - NW2047

Esterhuizen, Mr JA to ask the Minister of Energy

With reference to the cost of (a) Medupi that stands at R86.5 billion from R49.8 billion and (b) Kusile that stands at R83 billion from R57 billion but neither of which are near completion, what are the reasons that Eskom’s finance cost for the current financial year has increased with 82% whereas the specified amount excludes all the capitalised finance cost for work construction, like Medupi, Kusile and all other projects that are still under construction?

Source
Link

Reply:

I wish to inform the Member that it is not part of the mandate of the Department of Energy to build power stations such as Medupi and Kusile.

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

02 July 2018 - NW1838

Krumbock, Mr GR to ask the Minister of Telecommunications and Postal Services

(1)Whether (a) his spouse and/or (b) an adult family member accompanied him on any official international trip (i) in each of the past five financial years and (ii) since 1 April 2018; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what (aa) is the name of the person(s), (bb) was the (aaa) purpose and (bbb) destination of the trip and (cc) was the (aaa) total cost and (bbb) detailed breakdown of the costs of the accompanying person(s) to his department; (2) Whether each of the specified trips were approved by the President in terms of the provisions of Section 1, Annexure A of the Ministerial Handbook; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details? NW1997E

Source
Link

Reply:

I have been informed by my department:

(1) Yes,

(i) In 2014 total was R173 079.56

(ii) In 2015 total was R377 316.26

(iii) In 2016 total was R608 414.42

(iv) In 2017 total was R467 626.93

(2) All trips were official and received required approvals

Approved/ not approved

Dr Siyabonga Cwele, MP

Minister of Telecommunications and Postal Services

Date:

02 July 2018 - NW2050

Ntlangwini, Ms EN to ask the Minister of Energy

What (a) variables were taken into consideration when deciding on petrol price increases and (b) steps is the Government taking to ensure that the price of petrol does not become unaffordable?

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Link

Reply:

The Member may be aware that key contributing factors to the local fuel price is the performance of the rand versus leading currencies, as well as the international cost of petroleum. We have advised motorists to avoid unnecessary journeys, make use of car-pooling, and practice economical driving techniques.

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

02 July 2018 - NW2185

Carter, Ms D to ask the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services

What is the current status of a certain person (name and details furnished) in his department, who was found guilty of rape, bribery and defeating the ends of justice?

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Link

Reply:

The official is on suspension. He was suspended on 08 June 2018, the disciplinary hearing is scheduled for 28-29 June 2018.

02 July 2018 - NW2165

Mulaudzi, Adv TE to ask the Minister of Energy

Did certain persons (names furnished) declare that they were directors in certain companies (details furnished), all of which had their bids accepted as part of the most recently signed Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Programme agreements; if so, on what basis was this approved?

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Link

Reply:

Projects are not evaluated on the directorship of participating companies but rather on the shareholding of each project company to ensure that the bid criteria in respect of South African Entity and Black ownership participation are met. Thus the persons (names furnished) were not required to declare directorship.

All bidders are bound by rules against collusion which may result in disqualification. The commonality in directorship in the specified project companies refer to a group of companies with the same shareholding structure. Thus, collusion with another bidding group or developer is not relevant. The individual bids by the named project companies competed with multiple other bids in respect of the unique offering of each underlying project, in terms of a combination of factors that inform their pricing, for example location, size of plant and technology.

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

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02 July 2018 - NW2056

Alberts, Mr ADW to ask the Minister of Energy

1. Whether all members of the Senior Management Services (SMS) in his department had declared their financial interests for the past year as required by the Public Service Regulations; if not, (a) why not, (b) what number of the specified members did not declare their interest and (c) what are the (i) names and (ii) ranks of the specified non-compliant members of the SMS’ 2. Whether non-complaint SMS members have been charged; if not; why so, what are the relevant details; 3. What number (a) of employees in his department at each post level are currently suspended on full pay and (b) of the specified employees at each post level have been suspended for the specified number of days (details furnished); 4. What is the total amount of cost attached to the days of service lost as a result of the suspensions in each specified case

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Link

Reply:

All the SMS members have declared their financial interest for the year 2017/ 2018 as required by the Public Service Regulations, except for three (3) SMS officials (a) this was an oversight from the officials who missed the concession deadline of 31 May 2018 (b) Three (3) officials did not declare their financial interest (c) the names of officials who missed the concession deadline are (i) Mr LF Aphane, Mr P Musekwa and Mr L Phakati and their ranks are (ii) DDG: Energy Planning and Policy, Director and Parliamentary Officer;

The process is currently underway wherein non-complaint SMS members will be issued with written warnings for failure to declare their interests by the due date;

There are currently (a) Two (2) officials that are suspended on full salary both the employees are on post level 15 and (b) employee one was suspended on 19 May 2017 which is a total of 396 days; employee two was suspended on 27 July 2017 which is a total of 327 days.

The total amount of cost attached to the days of service lost as a result of the suspensions is (a) the first official’s total amount of cost attached to the days of service lost as a result of suspension on full pay is R1 453 379.62, the second official’s total amount of cost attached to the days of service lost as a result of suspension on full pay is R1 234 357.92

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

02 July 2018 - NW2155

Moteka, Mr PG to ask the Minister of Energy

Whether any government employees (a) have shares in and/or (b) own companies whose bids were approved in any of the bidding windows of the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Programmes?

Source
Link

Reply:

Government employees declare their financial interests in companies annually as required by the Public Service Regulations.

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

02 July 2018 - NW2151

Xalisa, Mr Z R to ask the Minister of Energy

(a) What is the cost of the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Programmes to the economy and (b) how was this determined?

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Link

Reply:

A) The impact of the REIPPPP on the South African economy is not about costs, but rather about benefits. The highly competitive procurement conditions of the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Programme (REIPPPP), combined with excellent domestic natural resource potential, policy support and technological progress has resulted in rapid cost reductions and competitiveness of renewable energy technologies.

The South African government established the REIPPPP in 2010 as an urgent intervention to support the transition to a low-carbon economy, enhance and diversify South Africa’s electrical power generation capacity and accelerate private-sector participation in the energy industry through a competitive bidding process. The programme design, implementation and operational requirements further makes significant contributions to broader national economic development objectives, such as job creation, social upliftment, enterprise development, increasing economic ownership opportunities for black people, foreign direct investment, technological progress, climate change mitigation, alleviating pressure on the fiscus and lower electricity costs.

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe,MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

02 July 2018 - NW2142

Dlamini, Mr MM to ask the Minister of Energy

With reference to his statement on 1 June 2018 in which he stated that the two coal Independent Power Producers (IPPs) would give rise to at least 5 000 jobs during construction (details furnished), (a) where did he obtain this figure and (b) can he verify it, as the figures provided by the coal IPPs are different?

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Link

Reply:

In terms of the Request for Proposals (RFP) for coal IPPs, the preferred bidders bid the following in terms of job creation:

	Project 1	Project 2	Total
Jobs during Construction (person years)*	7 943	2 377	10 320
Jobs during Operations (person years)	10 678	4 626	15 304
Total jobs in person years	18 621	7 003	25 624

*(Person years: 1 job = 12 person-months and 1 person-month = 160 working hours)

The quantification of job creation is calculated in terms of the above formula stipulated in the RFP. If one were to assume the Construction period to be 4 years with the Operations period being 30 years, the total direct jobs during Construction would be equivalent to having approximately 2 580 people working for 4 years during Construction and approximately 510 people working for 30 years during Operations. However, since jobs are provided in job years as per the RFP, the figures are likely to be understated given workers who are employed for less than one year, especially during the construction phase.

Furthermore, these job numbers directly associated with the coal IPP plants do not include the indirect jobs created as a result of the new mine which one of the Projects will be dependent on as well as the jobs created in relation to the discard coal supply which the other Project will be utilising. The job numbers further exclude indirect job creation in respect of factors such as manufacturing and limestone supply.

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

02 July 2018 - NW1934

Ms L Mathys (EFF) asked the Minister of Public Works to ask the Ms L Mathys (EFF) asked the Minister of Public Works

(1) What (a) is the total number of incidents of sexual harassment that were reported to the human resources offices of entities reporting to him in (i) 2016 and (ii) 2017 and (b) are the details of each incident that took place; (2) was each incident investigated; if not, why not in each case; if so, what were the outcomes of the investigation in each case?

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Link

Reply:

QUESTION (1)

What is the total number of incidents of sexual harassment that were reported to the human resources offices of entities reporting to him in;

QUESTION (1)	Agrément South Africa (ASA)	Council for the Built Environment (CBE)	Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB)	Independent Development Trust (IDT)
(a) (i) 2016	None	None	None	None
(a) (ii) 2017	None	None	One	One
(b) What are the details of each incident that took place?	Not applicable	Not applicable	There was a sexual harassment incident wherein a male security officer made allegations against a female employee of CIDB at one of the Provincial Offices. This allegation was not brought to the attention of Human Resources office and the Provincial Manager, but it came about in March 2017 during an investigation on a different matter and upon further engagement with the accuser, he decided not to proceed any further with the allegation.	The employee (applicant) had alleged that her male colleague had acted inappropriately when he embraced her, and regarded it as an unwelcomed gesture. The matter was dealt with through internal process and the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) as explained in (2), below.

QUESTION (2)

Was each incident investigated; if not, why not in each case; if so, what were the outcomes of the investigation in each case?

ASA	CBE	CIDB	IDT
Not Applicable		Yes, although the employee had decided not to proceed with the claim, CIDB nonetheless appointed an independent investigator to gather all facts and advice management of the most appropriate action to take. Furthermore, CIDB wanted to afford the accused employee the right of response. CIDB would have liked to finalise this matter as timeously as possible had it not been for the prolonged absence due to illness of the accuser. CIDB expects the final report on this matter before the end of July 2018.	The above-mentioned incident was investigated by the IDT. However, during the investigation the temporary employment contract of the alleged victim came to an end. As a result, the matter was then referred to the CMA because the applicant was no longer an employee of the organisation. In the evidence provided by the alleged perpetrator there was seemingly a misunderstanding of his gesture by the applicant. According to the alleged perpetrator he had got to know that the applicant carried a similar surname to that of his mother and thus, as is normally done in most African cultures, he interpreted it that she was part of his clan or extended relatives. He therefore approached the applicant whilst reciting the clan’s praise names and welcomed her with an embrace. This gesture was unfortunately construed by the applicant as inappropriate and the alleged perpetrator apologised. It was management’s understanding that the matter was resolved when the apology was made. However, when the matter was brought back by the applicant through the CCMA the IDT participated fully in that process with a view to resolve it amicably. Through the counsel of the Commissioner at the CCMA, the parties entered into a settlement agreement where the IDT was directed to pay 6 months’ equivalent of the applicant’s monthly salary. The fact that the alleged perpetrator had taken responsibility, the IDT ordered him pay half of the total 6 months’ pay, while the IDT committed to pay the other portion of the settlement agreement.

02 July 2018 - NW1900

Wessels, Mr W to ask the Minister of Arts and Culture

(1). Whether all members of the senior management services (SMS) in his department had declared their interest for the past year as required by the Public Service Regulations; if no, (a) why not, (b) how many of the specified members did not declare their interests and (c) what are the (i) names and (ii) ranks of the specified noncompliant members of the SMS; (2). Whether noncompliant SMS members have been charged; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details; (3). What number (a) of employees in his department at each post level are currently suspended on full salary and (b) of the specified employees at each level have been suspended for the specified number of days (details furnished); (4). What is the total amount of cost attached the days of service lost as a result of the suspension in each specified case?

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Link

Reply:

(1). All forty nine [49] senior managers employed by the Department of Arts and Culture as at 30th April 2017 disclosed their financial interests for the 2016/17 financial year .

(2). Falls off as all SMS complied.

(3) (a). Only one employee has been suspended

(b). The employee is at an SMS level. The suspension was effected on 1 December 2017. To date, 29 June 2018, the suspension is for seven (7) months.

(4). The total cost amounts to R 595 855.75

02 July 2018 - NW2154

Mokoena, Mr L to ask the Minister of Energy

Were there any conflicts of interest identified in any of the bids for all of the bidding windows of the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Programme; if so, (a) on what bids and (b) what was the conflict of interest in each case?

Source
Link

Reply:

All bidders, evaluation teams, review teams as well as governance audit specialists are required to complete extensive declarations of conflicts of interest. Bidders are also required to declare that no collusion took place in the preparation of their bids and if found to have taken place the bids will be disqualified.

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

02 July 2018 - NW1943

Thembekwayo, Dr S to ask the Minister of Health

What number of paramedics employed by his department are stationed in each district municipality in the Eastern Cape?

Source
Link

Reply:

The following table reflects the details in this regard, according to the Eastern Cape Provincial Department of Health

	Filled Post – Paramedics (April 2018)
	EMS LECTURER (PARAMEDIC) GRADE 1	EMS LECTURER (PARAMEDIC) GRADE 2	EMS LECTURER (PARAMEDIC) GRADE 3	EMS LECTURER (PARAMEDIC) GRADE 4	PARAMEDIC GRADE 1	PARAMEDIC GRADE 2	PARAMEDIC GRADE 3	PARAMEDIC GRADE 4	Grand Total
Eastern Cape	1	1	3	1	9	6	16	5	42
BUFFALO CITY					3	2	4	1	10
EASTERN CAPE: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH					3	2	4	1	10
DISTRICT OFFICE:AMATOLE					3	2	3	1	9
SECTION:PARAMEDICS EMS AMATHOLE						2	2		4
SECTION:BUFFALO CITY STATION EMS AMATHOLE					3		1	1	5
DISTRICT OFFICE:NELSON MANDELA BAY							1		1
SECTION:PARAMEDICS NELSON MANDELA EMS MET							1		1
EMERGENCY RESCUE SERVICES	1	1	2	1	6	4	11	4	30
EASTERN CAPE: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH	1	1	2	1	6	4	11	4	30
DISTRICT OFFICE:ALFRED NZO							1	1	2
SECTION:PARAMEDICS EMS ALFRED NZO							1		1
SECTION:MALUTI STATION EMS ALFRED NZO								1	1
DISTRICT OFFICE:OR TAMBO					1	1			2
SECTION:PARAMEDICS EMS OR TAMBO						1			1
SECTION:KING SABATA DALINDYEBO STATION EM					1				1
DISTRICT OFFICE:AMATOLE							1		1
SECTION:PARAMEDICS EMS AMATHOLE							1		1
DISTRICT OFFICE:UKHAHLAMBA								1	1
SECTION:PARAMEDICS EMS UKHAHLAMBA METRO								1	1
DISTRICT OFFICE:NELSON MANDELA BAY	1	1	2	1	4	3	8	2	22
SECTION:PARAMEDICS NELSON MANDELA EMS MET					1	1	5	1	8
SECTION:P.E STATION NELSON MANDELA					1				1
	EMS LECTURER (PARAMEDIC) GRADE 1	EMS LECTURER (PARAMEDIC) GRADE 2	EMS LECTURER (PARAMEDIC) GRADE 3	EMS LECTURER (PARAMEDIC) GRADE 4	PARAMEDIC GRADE 1	PARAMEDIC GRADE 2	PARAMEDIC GRADE 3	PARAMEDIC GRADE 4	Grand Total
SECTION:DISPATCH STATION EMS NELSON MANDE					1				1
SECTION:MEDICAL EC EMERGENCY RESCUE			1	1					2
SECTION:RESCUE DRIVING EASTERN CAPE	1	1	1						3
SECTION:PARAMEDICS EMS CACADU METRO						2	3	1	6
SECTION:KOUGA STATION EMS CACADU METRO					1				1
DISTRICT OFFICE:CHRIS HANI					1		1		2
SECTION:PARAMEDICS EMS CHRIS HANI					1		1		2
EASTERN CAPE: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH			1				1		2
EASTERN CAPE: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH			1				1		2
DISTRICT OFFICE:NELSON MANDELA BAY			1				1		2
SECTION:MEDICAL EC EMERGENCY RESCUE			1						1
SECTION:PARAMEDICS EMS CACADU METRO							1		1

END.

02 July 2018 - NW2141

Dlamini, Mr MM to ask the Minister of Energy

What steps have been or will be taken to address the impact of coal Independent Power Producers (IPPs) on Eskom, in view of the fact that Eskom may have to close certain of its own coal plants early to meet the offtake requirements of the coal IPPs, and even earlier in a low greenhouse gas emission scenario, and will be faced with having to sell electricity at very high prices in circumstances where more and more electricity consumers are defecting from the grid?

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Reply:

Eskom is not closing its own coal plants early as a result of offtake requirements of the coal IPPs. Eskom’s policy on the decommissioning of its fleet is informed by an optimal balance of cost efficiencies, reduced capacity and carbon emission considerations. Eskom’s planned decommissioning of the Arnot, Camden, Grootvlei, Hendrina, Komati coal-fired power stations was already projected in the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) 2010 which indicated that the decommissioned capacity would be replaced by approximately 8 800MW new Coal Generation capacity through Kusile and Medupi. The efficiency of Eskom’s older coal-fired power plants have deteriorated rapidly and these plants cost substantially more to operate, resulting in a spill-over into tariff increases.

Standard impact mitigation measures at a local and regional level can be planned on the basis of Paris Agreement and OECD just transition principles which are largely based on the International Labour Organisation (ILO) just transition guidelines.

Government’s energy policy is, among others, premised on a balanced energy mix recognizing our country’s natural endowment of energy carriers, including coal., Government’s policy also supports techno-economic solutions for power production from environmentally hazardous discard coal stock-piled over years above ground. Notably, one such solution is presented by one of the coal IPP projects as a first of kind in South Africa.

Government’s policy position to reduce carbon emissions as well as continue with the new build coal plants, contained in its 2015 submitted Nationally Determined Contributions, remains unchanged.

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

02 July 2018 - NW1945

Mente-Nkuna, Ms NV to ask the Minister of Health

What number of paramedics employed by his department are stationed in each district municipality in the Free State?

Source
Link

Reply:

The following table reflects the details in this regard, according to the Free State Provincial Department of Health

	Filled Post – Paramedics (April 2018)
	EMS LECTURER (PARAMEDIC) GRADE 3	EMS LECTURER (PARAMEDIC) GRADE 4	PARAMEDIC GRADE 2	PARAMEDIC GRADE 4	Grand Total
Free State	10	3	1	2	16
FREE STATE: HEALTH	10	3	1	2	16
CONTROL SUBCOMPONENT	10	3	1	2	16
FREE STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH	10	3	1	2	16
ACADEMIC (COLLEGE OF EMS) HEALTH	10	3			13
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES: XHARIEP DISTR			1		1
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES: MANGAUNG DIST				1	1
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES: FEZILE DABI				1	1
Grand Total	10	3	1	2	16

END.

02 July 2018 - NW2156

Ketabahle, Ms V to ask the Minister of Energy

Whether he has found that any of his relatives or relatives of any other Minister (a) have shares in and/or (b) own companies whose bids were approved in any of the bidding windows of the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Programmes?

Source
Link

Reply:

I have not found out if my relatives have shares in these companies. Ministers declare their financial interest annually through the appropriate platforms.

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

02 July 2018 - NW1950

Mashabela, Ms N to ask the Minister of Health

What number of paramedics employed by his department are stationed in each district municipality in the Western Cape?

Source
Link

Reply:

The following table reflects the details in this regard, according to the Western Cape Provincial Department of Health

	Filled Post – Paramedics (April 2018)
	EMS LECTURER (PARAMEDIC) GRADE 1	EMS LECTURER (PARAMEDIC) GRADE 2	EMS LECTURER (PARAMEDIC) GRADE 3	EMS LECTURER (PARAMEDIC) GRADE 4	PARAMEDIC GRADE 1	PARAMEDIC GRADE 2	PARAMEDIC GRADE 3	PARAMEDIC GRADE 4	Grand Total
Western Cape	1	1	5	11	41	26	35	37	157
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES	1	1	5	11	41	26	35	37	157
DEPT OF HEALTH	1	1	5	11	41	26	35	37	157
CSP:DDG SPECIALISED AND EMERGENCY SERVICESTH & EMS	1	1	5	11	41	26	35	37	157
WESTERN DIVISION.					10	2	6	6	24
SOUTHERN DIVISION					4	7	3	2	16
EASTERN DIVISION					4	5	6		15
NORTHERN DIVISION					5	6	5	3	19
METRO MEDICAL RESCUE SERVICES					1		3	4	8
OUDTSHOORN EMS								1	1
MOSSEL BAY EMS							1	1	2
GEORGE EMS					1	1	1	1	4
KNYSNA EMS					2		1		3
UNIONDALE EMS					1				1
HERMANUS EMS							1	1	2
SWELLENDAM EMS								1	1
CALEDON EMS						1			1
MEDICAL RESCUE SERVICES OVERBERG								1	1
GRABOUW EMS						1		1	2
RIVIERSONDEREND EMS						1			1
	EMS LECTURER (PARAMEDIC) GRADE 1	EMS LECTURER (PARAMEDIC) GRADE 2	EMS LECTURER (PARAMEDIC) GRADE 3	EMS LECTURER (PARAMEDIC) GRADE 4	PARAMEDIC GRADE 1	PARAMEDIC GRADE 2	PARAMEDIC GRADE 3	PARAMEDIC GRADE 4	Grand Total
VREDENDAL EMS							1	1	2
CLANWILLIAM EMS							1		1
VREDENBURG EMS					2	1		1	4
MALMESBURY EMS					2		1	2	5
MEDICAL RESCUE SERVICES WEST COAST								1	1
LAINGSBURG EMS					1				1
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES BEAUFORT WEST					1				1
LEEU GAMKA EMS					2				2
EMS CERES HOSPITAL					2		1		3
ROBERTSON EMS					1				1
WORCESTER EMS					2		2	2	6
PAARL EMS							1	2	3
STELLENBOSCH EMS						1	1	2	4
EMS QUALITY ASSURANCE								3	3
OCCUP & HEALTH SAFETY EMS								1	1
ILS TRAINING		1		2					3
ALS TRAINING			2						2
ECT TRAINING			2	4					6
DISTRICT TRAINING	1		1	5					7
Grand Total	1	1	5	11	41	26	35	37	157

END.

02 July 2018 - NW2159

Nolutshungu, Ms N to ask the Minister of Energy

Whether any relatives of Ministers (a) have shares in and/or (b) own companies that are Independent Power Producers?

Source
Link

Reply:

I am not privy to the required information.

Approved / Not Approved

Mr J T Radebe, MP

Minister of Energy

Date:

Questions and Replies

03 July 2018 - NW1743

Van der Westhuizen, Mr AP to ask the Minister of Basic Education

Reply:

03 July 2018 - NW1703

Nolutshungu, Ms N to ask the Minister of Higher Education and Training

Reply:

03 July 2018 - NW2029

Marais, Mr EJ to ask the Minister of Public Enterprises

Reply:

03 July 2018 - NW2092

Hadebe, Mr TZ to ask the Minister of Environmental Affairs

Reply:

03 July 2018 - NW2069

Bozzoli, Prof B to ask the Minister of Basic Education

Reply:

03 July 2018 - NW2125

Masango, Ms B to ask the Minister of Basic Education

Reply:

03 July 2018 - NW810

Mileham, Mr K to ask the Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs

Reply:

03 July 2018 - NW290

Tarabella - Marchesi, Ms NI to ask the Minister of Basic Education

Reply:

03 July 2018 - NW805

Van Der Walt, Ms D to ask the Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs

Reply:

03 July 2018 - NW1930

Xalisa, Mr Z R to ask the Minister of Environmental Affairs

Reply:

03 July 2018 - NW1973

Steenkamp, Ms J to ask the Minister of Environmental Affairs

Reply:

03 July 2018 - NW2101

Tarabella - Marchesi, Ms NI to ask the Minister of Basic Education

Reply:

03 July 2018 - NW2089

Steenkamp, Ms J to ask the Minister of Environmental Affairs

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03 July 2018 - NW1651

Van Dalen, Mr P to ask the Minister of Higher Education and Training

Reply:

03 July 2018 - NW2100

Tarabella - Marchesi, Ms NI to ask the Minister of Basic Education

Reply:

03 July 2018 - NW2090

Steenkamp, Ms J to ask the Minister of Environmental Affairs

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02 July 2018 - NW2160

Mente-Nkuna, Ms NV to ask the Minister of Energy

Reply:

02 July 2018 - NW2158

Tshwaku, Mr M to ask the Minister of Energy

Reply:

02 July 2018 - NW2157

Mathys, Ms L to ask the Minister of Energy

Reply:

02 July 2018 - NW2166

Mulaudzi, Adv TE to ask the Minister of Energy

Reply:

02 July 2018 - NW2149

Khawula, Ms MS to ask the Minister of Energy

Reply:

02 July 2018 - NW2152

Ketabahle, Ms V to ask the Minister of Energy

Reply:

02 July 2018 - NW1909

Groenewald, Dr PJ to ask the Minister of Water and Sanitation

Reply:

02 July 2018 - NW1589

Masango, Ms B to ask the Minister of Social Development

Reply:

02 July 2018 - NW2167

Mashabela, Ms N to ask the Minister of Energy

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02 July 2018 - NW2169

Khawula, Ms MS to ask the Minister of Energy

Reply:

02 July 2018 - NW1892