Questions and Replies

24 May 2018 - NW1229

Bucwa, Ms H to ask the Minister of Higher Education and Training

(1)What is the future of the National Certificate (Vocational) programmes, in view of the declining numbers of learners enrolling for these programmes; (2) (a) how and (b) by which range of entities will the education and training needs of learners who leave school without a National Senior Certificate be addressed in future; (3) what are the envisaged numbers of learners who would annually be supported financially by her department over the medium term in their efforts to study at levels 2, 3 and 4 at (a) public technical and vocational education and training colleges and (b) community education and training centres?

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Reply:

1. The declining enrolments in the National Certificates (Vocational) (NC(V)) programmes is indicative of the correction process in the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) college system. The qualification was not intended for matriculants. The target group was students who exited the basic education system but who needed to complete an equivalent of the National Senior Certificate (NSC). However, since the inception of the NC(V) in 2007, colleges enrolled learners who had already achieved an NQF level 4 qualification in the form of the NSC. Over the last two years, colleges have been advised by the Department to enrol only learners in the NC(V) who have not completed Grade 12. This position is based on the careful consideration of the utilisation of limited resources in the provision of learning opportunities for a wide range of young learners in the country, and will continue in future.

2. Learners without an NSC are able to enrol in the NC(V) in the TVET colleges, to complete the equivalent of the NSC qualification. This opportunity will be available in the foreseeable future.

Through Community Education and Training (CET) colleges, the National Senior Certificate for Adults (NASCA) has been developed to address the needs of out-of-school youth and adults who do not have an NSC. Funding is not yet available to implement the NASCA. The CET colleges through their Community Learning Centres are the entities for provision to out-of-school youth and adults.

Sector Education and Training Authorities fund various learning programmes such as skills programmes, learnerships, apprenticeships and other training programmes conducted in skills centres that cater for everyone including those who leave school without an NSC.

3. (a) TVET colleges currently offer the NC(V) qualifications at NQF levels 2 - 4, and the N1 - N3 Report 191 programmes at the same levels. The Report 191 programmes, also commonly referred to as the NATED programmes, do not constitute a qualification unless the two languages of Business English and Sake Afrikaans are also passed. The addition of these two languages culminates in the achievement of an NSC, but it is a different qualification from the NSC offered in Basic Education. The NSC in TVET colleges, which has its origins in the former Technical Colleges, did not allow students to directly access higher education programmes, and was loosely considered as a pass on the “standard” grade, in accordance with the higher, standard and lower grade passes applied at the senior secondary level at the time. Student numbers in the TVET NSC have dwindled, since the Department of Basic Education no longer allows for the combination of the N1 - N3 subjects with the current NSC subjects offered in schools, to award the NSC (matric) qualification at NQF level 4.

State funding for TVET college students will increase gradually over the next 4 to 5 years, whilst the new increased baseline funding is introduced into the system. All students enrolled in a TVET college, with a combined family income of up to
R350 000, will receive a bursary. NC(V) students, who meet the admission criteria of the college, can apply to enrol, in order to achieve the equivalent of the NSC offered in schools. The exact number of such enrolments in future cannot be clearly determined at this stage. The NC(V) enrolments for 2018 is 134 925. Should the demand remain, this figure can be maintained for the next 4 to 5 years.

(b) The Department funds all the students that are enrolled in Community Education and Training (CET) colleges for formal programmes at NQF level 1. The envisaged numbers of enrolments are as follows:

Academic year	Numbers of enrolments
2018	320 000
2019	340 000
2020	360 000

The funding allocated to CET colleges and Community Learning Centres for the 2018 Medium Term Expenditure Framework period excluding the Compensation of Employees is as follows:

Allocation Category	2018/19	2019/20 Estimates	2020/21 Estimates
	R’000	R’000	R’000
CET Colleges: Operational Budget	31 076	32 713	34 348
Community Learning Centre (Transfers and Subsidies)	109 924	116 080	122 464
Total	141 000	148 793	156 812

The current funding is neither per programme/learning area nor per student due to the fact that when the adult education and training function shifted to the Department in 2015, the Department inherited the funding arrangement that prevailed in the Provincial Education Departments (PEDs) and it was different across the various PEDs.

There is a process underway to develop new national Norms and Standards for the Funding of CET colleges. There is also a need to conduct a costing for the programmes/learning areas offered in CET colleges, as well as to quantify the funding requirements in the sector. These processes, once finalised, will assist in ensuring the equitable distribution of funds to CET colleges.

24 May 2018 - NW1094

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

What (a) number of consulting firms or companies are currently contracted by (i) her department and (ii) the entities reporting to her and (b)(i) is the name of each consultant, (ii) are the relevant details of the service provided in each case and (iii) is the (aa) start date, (bb) time period, (cc) monetary value in Rands of each contract and (dd) name and position of each individual who signed off on each contract?

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Reply:

The details of consulting firms or companies that are currently contracted by the Department of Higher Education and Training are provided below:

Bid no	Description	Name of firm/company	Start Date	Duration	Value	Name and Position of an official who signed off the contract
DHET062	Rendering internal audit and forensic audit services to DHET in a Co-Sourced Capacity for 3 Years	A2A Kopano Inc	7 August 2015	3 Years	Audit fees (Hourly rate) Year 1 R606.15 Year 2 R642.52 Year 3 R681.07 Forensic Audit fees (Hourly rate) Year 1 R710.22 Year 2 R752.83 Year 3 R798.00	Signed: 22/07/2015 Director: SCM: Mr H Ramaphakela
DHET068	Installation and maintenance of security system at Ndinaye Building	Multi-net Systems (Pty) Ltd	09/07/2015	Installation: Within 6 weeks after receipt of an official order. Maintenance: 5 Years	Installation: R 4 667 926.64 Maintenance: R 979 245.86	Executive Officer: NSF: Mr M Macikama Signed: Installation: 07/07/2015 Maintenance: 04/04/2016
DHET077	Appointment of service provider to assist the Department to roll out and improve IT skills planning system for Strategic Integrated Projects for a period of three (3) Years	Core Focus (Pty) Ltd	03/12/2015	3 Years	R 2 669 199.18	Director: SCM: Mr H Ramaphakela Signed: 02/12/2015
DHET083	Appointment of a service provider to implement information security service (Manage/Hybrid)	XON System (Pty) Ltd	05/07/2015 (Order date)	Implementation: 6 months Maintenance: 5 Years	R 30 148 286.07	Chief Director: SCM: Mr L Kearns Signed: 01/07/2015
DHET084	Appointment of a service provider to provide a secure hosted exchange and archiving environment for the national electronic mail network	Internet Solution	12/12/2016	Implementation: within 90 days from the date of formal appointment and Period after implementation: 5 Years	R 9 681 826.00	Chief Director: SCM: Mr L Kearns Signed: 20/07/2016
DHET086	Appointment of a service provider to provide a system integrator to implement an integrated Microsoft dynamics based system	EOH Mthombo	27/02/2017 18/01/2018	6 Years	R 46 613 209.92 + Variation: R 6 044 379.18	Executive Officer: NSF: Mr M Macikama Signed: 09/12/2016
DHET091	Appointment of a service provider to develop and implement an entry-level foundation learning programme for TVET College	Production Management Institute	After receipt of a purchase order 08/09/2016	3 years 10 months	R 6 102 277.50	Director: SCM: Mr H Ramaphakela Signed: 22/07/2016
DHET092	Maintenance of an information system application and database for the Information System Coordination Directorate of DHET for two years	Praxis Computing (Pty) Ltd	After receipt of a purchase order 04/01/2016	2 Years	R 2 345 800.80	Director: SCM: Mr H Ramaphakela Signed: 21/11/2016
DHET096	Appointment of a service professional events and conference management organiser to coordinate and manage events on behalf of the Department of Higher Education and Training for a period of three years	Batsumi Travel (Pty) Ltd	27/06/2016	3 Years	8 % fee	Chief Director: SCM: Mr L Kearns Signed: 27/06/2016
DHET098	Appointment of service provider to provide financial management and administration for Human Resource Development Council Secretariat for a period of three years	Duja Consulting (Pty) Ltd	14/10/2016	3 Years	R 1 985 973.38	Director: SCM: Mr H Ramaphakela Signed: 12/10/2016
DHET102	Appointment of a Fund Management and Human Resource Management Service Provider for the South African Institute for Vocational and Continuing Education and Training (SAIVET) on behalf of the DHET	Nexia SAB and T	24/04/2017	5 Years	4.62%	Director: SCM: Mr H Ramaphakela Signed: 24/04/2017
DHET104	Appointment of associations to perform the role of occupational team conveners (Plumbing)	Plumbing Industry Registration Board (PIRB)	Phases 1-4 to as agreed in the SLA	31/02/2022, not to exceed 60 months	R 2 020.00 per hour	Director: SCM: Mr H Ramaphakela Signed: 24/04/2017
	Appointment of associations to perform the role of occupational team conveners (Welding)	Southern African Institute of Welding (SAIW)			R 625.00 per hour	Director: SCM: Mr H Ramaphakela Signed: 24/04/2017
	Appointment of associations to perform the role of occupational team conveners (Electrician)	Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa			R 475.00 per hour	Director: SCM: Mr H Ramaphakela Signed: 04/05/2017
	Appointment of associations to perform the role of occupational team conveners (Millwright)	Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa (SEIFSA)			R 475.00 per hour
	Appointment of associations to perform the role of occupational team conveners (Boilermaker)	Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa (SEIFSA)			R 950.00 per hour
	Appointment of associations to perform the role of occupational team conveners (Rigger)	Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa (SEIFSA)	04/09/2017		R 950.00 per hour	Director: SCM: Mr H Ramaphakela Signed: 04/05/2017
	Appointment of associations to perform the role of occupational team conveners (Fitter and Turner)	Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa (SEIFSA)			R 950.00 per hour
	Appointment of associations to perform the role of occupational team conveners (Pipefitter)	Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa (SEIFSA)			R 950.00 per hour
DHET106	Appointment of a service provider developing a costing model for occupational programmes	Learning Strategies (Pty) Ltd	From receipt of an official order 27/07/2017		R 2 998 656.00	Director: SCM: Mr H Ramaphakela Signed: 09/07/2017
DHET108	Appointment of a service provider for the maintenance of the Higher Education Management Information Systems (HEMIS) computer programme systems for a period of three years	Praxis Computing (Pty) Ltd	On receipt of an official order 21/07/2017		R 1 841 784.00	Director: SCM: Mr H Ramaphakela Signed: 13/07/2017
DHET109	Appointment of a service provider to develop self-directed learning materials suitable for adult learners for five subjects in the National Senior Certificate for Adults Qualification	SAIDE	From receipt of an official order 15/11/2017	18 Months	R 6 042 004.00	Director: SCM: Mr H Ramaphakela Signed: 02/11/2017
DHET110	Appointment of associations to perform the role of occupational team conveners	Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa (SEIFSA)	Phases 1-4 to as agreed in the SLA	31/02/2022, not to exceed 60 months	R 950.00 per hour	Director: SCM: Mr H Ramaphakela Signed: 13/06/2017
		The Retail Motor Industry Organisation (RMI)			R 1 425.00 per hour
DHET111	Appointment of a service provider to develop curriculum content and open learning materials for the occupational certificate: electrician (QCTO curriculum code 671101000) programme	Neil Butcher and Associates	From receipt of an official order 29/09/2017	6 Months	R 3 284 904.30	Director: SCM: Mr H Ramaphakela Signed: 22/09/2017
DHET112	Appointment of service provider/s to arrange travel and hotel accommodation on behalf of the department of higher education and training spanning a period of 36 months	HRG Rennies Travel (PTY) LTD	02/10/2017	3 Years	Per transaction fee model	Chief Director: SCM: Mr L Kearns Signed: 02/10/2017
DHET114	Appointment of a service provider to provide the call centre as well as information technology and enhancement for the central application clearinghouse	BSV Integrated Solutions t/a iChoice Call Centre Outsourcing	12/01/2018	30/04/2018	Year 1: R 5 324 162.81	Director: SCM: Mr H Ramaphakela Signed: 15/12/2017
				30/04/2019	Year 2: R 4 488 795.60
RFB1622/ 2017	Supply and installation of information technology asset and devise tracking tool as well as monitoring of the assets of the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) for a period of 36 months.	Bytes Systems Integration a Division of Altron TMT (Pty) Ltd	From receipt of an official order 07/03/2018	3 Years	R 3 198 840.00	Director: SCM: Mr H Ramaphakela Signed: 07/03/2018
DHET115	Request for a Proposal for the appointment of a suitable service provider to manage funds for the National Skills Authority on behalf of the Department of Higher Education and Training spanning a period of 36 months	SAB and T Chartered Accountants Incorporated t/a Nexia SAB and T	10/04/2018	3 Years	5.15% Management Fee	Director: SCM: Mr H Ramaphakela Signed: 10/04/2018

The public entities reporting to the Department has provided the following responses to the questions posed.

Entity	(a) Consulting firms or companies that are currently contracted	(b) (i) Name of each consultant	(ii) Relevant details of the services provided in each case	(iii)(aa) The start date	(bb) Time period	(cc) Monetary value in R’ of each contract	(dd) Name and position of each individual who signed off on each contract
Agricultural Sector Education and Training Authority	10	Sage VIP Payroll Products	Payroll system	01 March 2018	12 months	R 559 393.00	Frikkie Fouche (Acting CEO) Pauline Botha (Finance Business Partner: Sage)
		Deloitte Consulting	Preparation of Financial statements	01 April 2018	4 Months	R 1 317 866.00	Mr Thami Ka Plaatjie (Former Acting Chairperson of the board)
		Deloitte Consulting	IT Services	01 April 2018	24 Months	R 9 400 000.00	Mr Thami Ka Plaatjie (Former Acting Chairperson of the Board)
		LK Administration Support Services	Scribe Services	03 September 2017	30 Months	R 120 000.00	Ms Latia Kelly and Mr Fouche (Acting CEO)
		Matprodev Consulting(Pty) Ltd	Sector Skills Plan	01 June 2017	8 Months	R 880 000.00	Mr Wikus Matukane and Mr Fouche (Acting CEO)
		BlackMoon Design and Advertising	Advertise, print and design	01 July 2016	24 Months	R 1 234 261.88	Mr Gareth Mckinnel and Mr Fouche (Acting CEO)
		SPT Consulting Cc	Organogram Review	28 September 2017	3 Months	R 595 650.00	Mr Joseph Mathenjwa and Mr Fouche (Acting CEO)
		Outsourced Risk Compliance Assessment (Pty) Ltd	Internal Audit	01 April 2016	24 Months	R 1 066 178.00	Dr Konar and Mr Jerry Madiba (former CEO)
		Club Travel	Travel Services	01 July 2016	24 Months	R 28 680.00	Ms Lindi Chiya and Mr Jerry Madiba (former CEO)
		Travel with Flair	Travel Services	01 July 2016	24 Months	R 351 632.00	Ms Cathy Koele and Jerry Madiba (former CEO)
Culture, Arts, Tourism, Hospitality and Sports Sector Education and Training Authority	11	Deloitte Consulting	MIS Services	01 April 2016	2 years	R 1 304 400.00	Mr Pumzile Kedama (Administrator)
		E-Block Placement Services	Recruitment and Placement Services	01 January 2017	3 years	As required based on pre-agreed tariffs	Mr Sabelo Silinga (Acting CEO)
		Ernest and Young	Advisory services in the establishment of a Business Continuity Management Strategy and Plan	01 September 2017	1 year	R 1 559 792.00	Mr Sabelo Silinga (Acting CEO)
		Flex Technologies	Provision of printing based solution services	11 March 2017	3 years	R 3 357 063.00	Mr Sabelo Silinga (Acting CEO)
		Imbokodo Bethany Governance and Compliance	Provision of secretariat services	01 May 2017	3 years	R 2 625 000.00	Mr Sabelo Silinga (Acting CEO)
		Iziko Solutions	Strategy Development Facilitation Service	01 March 2018	2 month	R 496 134.00	Ms Keitumetse Lebaka (Acting CEO)
		Lebohang Development Specialists	Development and commissioning of a track and trace online portal for CATHSSETA	01 March 2017	1 year	R 4 072 015.00	Mr Sabelo Silinga (Acting CEO)
		Ntumba and Associates	Provision of internal audit services	01 October 2016	17 months	R 1 200 000.00	Mr Sabelo Silinga (Acting CEO)
		Pith IT Consulting	IT Maintenance Support	01 May 2016	2 years	R 3 110 284.00	Mr Pumzile Kedama (Administrator)
		Tenox Management Services	Interim Financial Management Services	Mid-November 2017	6 months	R 817 672.00	Mr Sabelo Silinga (Acting CEO)
		Tenox Management Services	Evaluations and Support Services	15 February 2017	3 years	R 13 417 800.00	Mr Pumzile Kedama (Administrator)
		Tipp Focus	Establishment and support to Project Management Office; Project Portfolio Office Support Licensing; and SharePoint support	31 March 2017	3 years	R13 348 915.00	Mr Sabelo Silinga (Acting CEO)
		Underhill Corporate Solutions	Interim Research Management Services	01 April 2018	3 months	R 475 200.00	Ms Keitumetse Lebaka (Acting CEO)
Chemical Industries Education and Training Authority	2	IT Aware	MIS programs	01 April 2017	12 months	R 4 309 200.00	Ayesha Itzkin (Former CEO)
		Mad-Rush Technologies	Software developer	01 April 2017	12 months	R 246 420.00	Ayesha Itzkin (Former CEO)
Council on Higher Education	12	William Adams Consulting and Services	Maintenance and Repairs of Services of Telephone Management Equipment	01 April 2018	3 years	R 550.00 p/h	Naren Baijnath (CEO)
		AccTech	Supply, Installation, Customisation and Implementation of Business Process Management	01 March 2018	3 Months	R 406 708.68	Naren Baijnath (CEO)
		eS3 Consulting (Pty) Ltd	Provision of Web-based Online Systems Maintenance Services	01 March 2018	12 Months	R 522 872.40	Naren Baijnath (CEO)
		Bytes Document Solution	Supply, Installation, Maintenance and repairs of multifunctional Photocopying and Printing Machines	01 March 2018	3 years	R 454 966.80	Naren Baijnath (CEO)
		Travel with Flair	Provision of Travel Management Services	01 January 2018	3 years	R 10 000 000.00	Naren Baijnath (CEO)
		Phoenixfire	Provision of maintenance and Repairs Services of Fire Systems Equipment	01 September 2017	3 years	R 28 386.00	Naren Baijnath (CEO)
		Zozcor Welding and Projects (Pty) Ltd	Provision of Handyman Services	01 August 2017	3 years	R 360.00 p/h	Naren Baijnath (CEO)
		Metrofile	Provision of Off-Site storage of backup tape	27 July 2017	18 Months	R 1 496.46 per month	Naren Baijnath (CEO)
		SABandT	Provision of Internal Audit Services	01 July 2017	3 years	R 1 063 748.24	Naren Baijnath (CEO)
		Raite Security Services and Consulting	Provision of Security services: Guarding and Armed Response	01 April 2017	3 years	R 647 366.01	Naren Baijnath (CEO)
		SAQA	Development of HEQCIS	01 April 2017	3 years	R 4 971 310.00	Naren Baijnath (CEO)
		Sankofa Insurance Brokers	Provision of Insurance Broker Services	01 April 2017	3 years	R 770 129.00	Naren Baijnath (CEO)
Education Training and Development Practices Sector Education and Training Authority	12	Global Continuity SA	Business continuity and disaster recovery services	01 March 2014	4 years	R 3 067 037.32	Ms Nombulelo Nxesi (CEO)
		Deloitte Investment (PTY) LTD	Tip offs anonymous	01 May 2006	4 years	R 2 850.00p/m	Ms Nombulelo Nxesi (CEO)
		Computer Initiatives	Microsoft Dynamics GP System and software support	01 February 2011	9 years	R 1 169 863.00	Ms Nombulelo Nxesi (CEO)
		Internet Solutions (IS)	Internet connectivity services	25 November 2015	4 years	R 3 259 425.12	Ms Nombulelo Nxesi (CEO)
		Deloitte Consulting (PTY) LTD	In-sourcing of finance personnel	01 February 2015	3 years	R11 809 783.00	Ms Nombulelo Nxesi (CEO)
		Wits Commercial Enterprise Pty Ltd	Evaluation Study	01 April 2016	2 years	R 4 500 000.00	Ms Nombulelo Nxesi (CEO)
		Boqwana Burns Inc	Legal Services	27 January 2016	2 years	As and when the service is needed.	Ms Nombulelo Nxesi (CEO)
		Cheadle Thompson and Haysom Inc Attorneys	Legal Services	15 December 2015	3 years		Ms Nombulelo Nxesi (CEO)
		Project Unlimited	Network Troubleshooting	31 August 2017	30 months	As and when the service is needed.	Ms Nombulelo Nxesi (CEO)
		Arrex Corporation (Pty) Ltd	Manage Engine Software	07 November 2017	28 months	R 470 558.50	Ms Nombulelo Nxesi (CEO)
		Sizwe IT Group	Secured online meeting management solution	01 November 2017	28 months	R 1 311 484.30	Ms Nombulelo Nxesi (CEO)
		RAMS HR Partnering Solutions	Specialist Technical HR and ancillary related services	24 August 2017	12 months	R800/hr or R5 000/full day services	Ms Nombulelo Nxesi (CEO)
Energy and Water Sector Education and Training Authority	6	IT Aware	Maintenance and Support of Integrated MIS and Website Services	April 2017	3 Years	R 7 756 560.00	Kuben Naiker: Director Mr Errol Gradwell (CEO)
		Koor Dindar Mothei (Pty) Ltd	Project Management for the Refurbishment of an Office Building	February 2015	Depended on the completion of the project	R 5 672 056.32	BK Mothei: Director Mr Errol Gradwell (CEO)
		BARUCH Memories	Board Secretary	June 2017	1 Year	R 500 000.00	T Mandleni: Director Mr Errol Gradwell (CEO)
		Luovatek Solution (Pty) Ltd	Design, Maintenance and Support of IT Infrastructure	January 2018	27 Months	R 8 470 656.00	D Puthiyasilan: Director Mr Errol Gradwell (CEO)
		Ngubane and Company	Internal Auditing	November 2016	18 Months	R 1 378 846.34	T Nkomozephi Director Mr Errol Gradwell (CEO)
		Vantage Public Sector Management	Project Management for the Rural and Township Economies Revitalisation Programme	June 2017	3 Years	Project amount unknown (funds to be raised from different stakeholders)	T Majozi: Director Mr Errol Gradwell (CEO)
Food and Beverage Manufacturing Industry Education and Training Authority	3	21st Century Pay Solutions Company	Organisational design and Skills audit	01 April 2017	16 months	R 532 836.00	Ms Nokuthula Selamolela – Acting CEO
		Institute for Performance Management	Provide the services for performance management and development review	01 July 2017	12 months	R 199 636.80	Ms Nokuthula Selamolela – Acting CEO
		Kanimambo Management Solutions	Assist Acting CEO labour related matters	01 February 2018	4 months	R 1 500.00 per hour	Ms Nokuthula Selamolela – Acting CEO
Health and Welfare Sector Education and Training Authority	4	FWA Organisational Development	Organisational development and change management	03 October 2017	6 months	R 416 100.00	Mrs Elaine Brass CA(SA)
		FWA Organisational Development	Organisational development and change management	March 2018	3 months	R 248 000.00	Mrs Elaine Brass CA(SA)
		EE Research Focus	Sector Skills Plan research – update	20 March 2018	5 months	R 447 080.00	Mrs Elaine Brass CA(SA)
		Ask Afrika	Data collection for HWSETA Tracer Study	08 January 2018	3 months	R 228 952.00	Mrs Elaine Brass CA(SA)
Insurance SETA	5	Deloitte	Finance and Accounting, IT hosting and infrastructure support	01 April 2018	4 months	R 3 547 279.08	Ms Sandra Dunn (CEO)
		PwC	Internal audit services	15 September 2016	1 year 6 months	R 1 545 223.00	Ms Sandra Dunn (CEO)
		Affirmative Portfolio Recruitment Consultants CC	Recruitment services (temporary staff)	01 April 2018	1 year	R 499 999.99	Ms Sandra Dunn (CEO)
		DJ Swanepoel Inc.	Legal Services	01 October 2017	1 year 6 months	R 499 000.00	Ms Sandra Dunn (CEO)
		Masephule Dinga Inc	Legal Services	01 February 2016	Month to month contract	R 450 000.00	Sandra Dunn (CEO)
Media, Information and Communication Technologies Sector Education and Training Authority	6	MMC Consulting	Skills Development Audit Services	01 November 2017	3 Months	R 408 804.00	Oupa Mopaki (CEO)
		21st Century	Salary Benchmarking Services	16 March 2018	2 Months	R 373 863.00	Charlton Philiso (CEO)
		Deloitte	Financial Management Services	01 April 2015	3 years, plus extension	R 13 328 042.00	Oupa Mopaki (CEO)
		STTB	Human Resource Management System	01 November 2014	3 years, plus extension	R 929 100.00	Oupa Mopaki (CEO)
		Gobodo Forensic and Investigative Accounting	Forensic Audit Services	16 January 2018	2 Months	R 698 195.74	Sipho J Mjwara (CEO)
		Mzabalazo Advisory Services	Sector Skills Plan Services	31 April 2017	12 months	R 480 997.92	Charlton Philiso (CEO)
National Skills Fund	5	Andisa Chartered Accountants	Financial reporting assistance for the 2017/18 financial period. This is due to the CFO and the Director: Financial reporting being on Maternity leave.	01 March 2018	5 Months	R 495 000.00	Mr Ramaphakela Director: Supply chain DHET (Approval of Quotation and acceptance letter)
		EOH	Part 1 of the work: Develop and implement an ICT System for the National Skills Fund Part 2 of the work: Provide maintenance and support for 5 years after implementation	01 March 2017	5 years	R52 927 812.00	Approved by Mr GF Qonde (Director General: DHET) Contracts signed by Mr MV Macikama (Executive Officer: NSF)
		OMNI Africa	Technical support on PASTEL on an ad-hoc basis. PASTEL is the financial system that the NSF currently uses to account for transactions on the accrual basis, which is used as a basis for its Annual financial statements and quarterly reporting.	07 April 2016	3 years	R 457 600.00	Mr Ramaphakela Director: Supply chain DHET (Approval of Quotation and acceptance letter)
		A2A Kopano	Internal audit services	22 July 2015	3 years	R14 741 395.00	Approved by Mr GF Qonde (Director General: DHET) Contracts signed by Mr MV Macikama (Executive Officer: NSF)
		GokoLaufer MSP	Media Consultant	01 March 2016	3 years	R 9 466 696.00	Approved by Mr GF Qonde (Director General: DHET)
National Student Financial Aid Scheme	4	KPMG	Loan book valuation, Employee engagement survey, and technical accounting opinion	01 March 2018, 06 March 2018 and 05 March 2018	36 months, 3 months, and 5 months	R 3 385 560.00 R 399 758.00 and R 499 999.00	Steven Zwane (Executive Officer) and Morgan Nhiwatiwa (General Manager: Finance)
		PWC	Caseware services	29 November 2017	24 months	R 230 736.00	Morgan Nhiwatiwa (General Manager: Finance)
		Ernst and Young	Internal audit services	01 August 2017	36 months	R 9 595 567.00	Board (The NSFAS Board of Directors- chaired by Sizwe Nxasana
		BDO	Accounting assistance/trainees	06 March 2018	3 months	R 499 999.00	Morgan Nhiwatiwa (General Manager: Finance)
Public Sector Education and Training Authority	1	Organisational Development Africa (Pty) Ltd	Service provider has been appointed to provide an organizational capacity assessment to support PSETA strategy.	31 January 2018	3 months	R 992 000.00	Marks Thibela (Acting CEO)
Quality Council for Trades and Occupations	9	Izilamani Group	QCTO Evacuation plans	January 2018	Once-off	R 32 643.90	Mr Vijayen Naidoo (CEO)
		Phuthumani IT Solutions (Pty) Ltd	Sage Evolution Accounting Software Implementation	April 2017	Once-off	R 93 074.00	Mr Innocent Gumbochuma (Director: Finance and Procurement)
		Change Agility	Review of QCTO Organogram, design of Job Profiles and Job Evaluations	June 2017	Once-off	R 590 855.93	Mr Vijayen Naidoo (CEO)
		Deloitte	Fraud reporting and management	April 2017	Once-off	R 29 275.20	Ms Joyce Mashabela (Former CEO)
		E-software Solutions	Records and Archive Management	April 2017	Once-off	R 48 609.20	Ms Joyce Mashabela (Former CEO)
		Mdawe Trading and Projects	Qualifications Editorial services	April 2017	Once-off	R 378 473.29	Ms Joyce Mashabela (Former CEO)
		Isolve/Blue Ocean	Apprentice certification system maintenance	01 July 2017	24 months	R 410 810.40	Ms Vijayen Naidoo (CEO)
		South African Institute of Distance Education (SAIDE)	Support of OQA and E-learning	December 2017	Once-off	R 120 305.34	Mr Vijayen Naidoo (CEO)
		The Da Vinci Institute for Technology Management	Research on implementation of OQSF qualifications	September 2017	Once-off	R 294 900.00	Mr Vijayen Naidoo (CEO)
Safety and Security Sector Education and Training Authority	36	Assign Payroll	Payroll Services	01 July 2016	21 months	R 210 661.71	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Astom Courier Services	Courier Services	01 April 2016	24 months	R 157 043.61	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Bathathu Risk Services	Insurance Services	01 November 2017	12 months	R 47 772.53	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Bidvest Steiner	Hygiene Services	05 May 2017	12 months	R 27 089.82	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Careways Wellness (Pty) Ltd	Employee Wellness	01 September 2016	12 months	R 300 615.26	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Deloitte and Touche	SETA Project Management System	01 November 2016	24 months	R 4 201 110.00	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		DigiTrack	Car Tracking Services	26 November 2014	Month to Month	R 6 339.19	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Edgy Nicollo (Pty) Ltd	ICT Services	22 October 2017	4 months	R 428 221.62	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Elsiemot and Associates	Qualification Development Facilitator	03 July 2017	8 months	R 145 920.00	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Fedgroup / Fieldspace	Office Space Rental	01 September 2012	67 months	R 25 214 031.60	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Frama Mailing	Mailing Services	01 July 2016	20 months	R 105 000.00	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Impetus Agricultural Development cc t/a Phakisa	Qualification Development Facilitator	03 July 2017	8 months	R 125 000	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Institute for Local Government and Housing	Qualification Development Facilitator	03 July 2017	8 months	R 145 000.00	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		IT Related	Document Management System	01 November 2016	15 months	R 1 594 917.00	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Ke Nna Molobise Security and Projects	Physical Security Services	01 July 2017	9 months	R 428 895.00	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Konica Minolta	Printing Solutions	01 June 2016	22 months	R 807 062.46	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Maraba Security Services	Security services	01 February 2016	17 months	R 640 224	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Metrofile	Document Storage and Scanning	01 June 2016	22 months	R 357 194.30	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Mmela Financial Service	Short term insurance	01 August 2017	12 months	R 155 937.91	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Neotel	Communications Solutions	01 September 2016	19 months	R 981 873.38	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Nkonki Incorporated	Fraud-hotline Services	01 April 2016	24 months	R 64 800.00	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		OD Management Services	Research consultancy services	10 January 2018	3 months	R 454 860.00	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		ORCA	Internal Audit	12 July 2016	12 months	R 779 760.00	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		People sync SA	Competency Assessment	15 December 2018	3 months	R 20 034.00	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Praxis Computing	Great Plains Infrastructure	21 November 2016	4 months	R 386 368.80	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Rakoma and Associates	Forensic Investigations	05 May 2017	11 months	R 396 390	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Rent-a-Store	Storage Services	05 April 2016	Month-to-Month	R 105 600.00	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		SABandT	Internal Audit	01 November 2017	29 months	R 1 076 431.53	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Sage VIP	HR System	23 August 2016	7 months	R 201 419.90	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Shortlift	Lift Maintenance	01 April 2016	24 months	R 8 253.60	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Sikunyana Incorporated	Legal Services	31 May 2017	10 months	R 2 116 790.00	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Trans Fire	Fire Systems Maintenance Services	01 April 2016	24 months	R 42 050.04	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Underhill Investment Holdings CC	Research consultancy services	03 July 2017	4 months	R 490 796.84	Jenni-Irish Qhobosheane (Administrator)
		Kaelo In Session	Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation, Reporting, Research, Governance, Risk, and Compliance	01 April 2018	6 months	R 1 000 hourly rate	Vukani Memela Memela (Acting CEO)
		Mabece Tilana inc. Attorneys (MTI attorneys)	Legal Services on a need basis	01 April 2018	6 months	R 11 000 hourly rate	Vukani Memela Memela (Acting CEO)
		Kaelo In Session	Corporate Services advisor	01 April 2018	1 months	R 1 000 hourly rate	Vukani Memela Memela (Acting CEO)
Transport Education Training Authority	17	Ubuntu Technologies	Voice Over Internet Protocol Telephony and Video Conferencing Facility Implementation as well as SLA	17 March 2016	30 months	R 2 161 998.52	Ms Lena Maphefo Anno-Frempong (CEO)
		Oma Chartered Accountants	Internal Audit Services	01 September 2016	2 years	R 1 205 048.33	Ms Lena Maphefo Anno-Frempong (CEO)
		Redflank Solutions (Pty) Ltd	Conduct end of term (NSDS111 2011-2016) Outcome Evaluation of TETA mandate	19 June 2017	12 months	R1 002 000.00	Ms Lena Maphefo Anno-Frempong (CEO)
		Collin Nciki cc	Minutes Taking	20 March 2018	12 months	R 290 000.00	Ms Lena Maphefo Anno-Frempong (CEO)
		Gordon Institute of Business Science	International Leadership Executive Development Programme for Women to 15 participants plus 5 programme stakeholders at NQF Level 8	26 September 2017	12 months	R 5 227 787.00	Ms Lena Maphefo Anno-Frempong (CEO)
		Gordon Institute of Business Science	International Leadership Executive Development Programme for 15 participants plus 5 programme stakeholders at NQF Level 8	26 September 2017	12 months	R 5 561 218.00	Ms Lena Maphefo Anno-Frempong (CEO)
		Gordon Institute of Business Science	International Leadership Development Programme for 15 participants plus 5 programme stakeholders at NQF Level 6	26 September 2017	12 months	R 5 685 153.00	Ms Lena Maphefo Anno-Frempong (CEO)
		ICAS Employee and Organisation Enhancement Services	Employee Wellness Programme	10 July 2017	2 years	R 328 083.13	Mr Famanda Shirindza (Acting CEO)
		Deloitte and Touche	Fraud Hotline	01 August 2017	3 years	R 168 150.00	Ms Lena Maphefo Anno-Frempong (CEO)
		Abeeda and Associates (Pty) Ltd	Request for proposal from the service provider to perform the function of Qualifications Development Facilitator	15 January 2018	12 months	R 1 564 668.00	Ms Lena Maphefo Anno-Frempong (CEO)
		Dajo Associates (Pty) Ltd	Conduct Tracer Study of Transport Education and Training Authority funded Artisan Training (NSDS III Period)	01 April 2018	8 months	R 1 200 000.00	In the process of signing SLA
		Dajo Associates (Pty) Ltd	Conduct Research Study on ‘The Extent of Skills Mismatch (Gaps) in the Transport Sector’	01 April 2018	8 months	R 999 997.50	In the process of signing SLA
		Urban-Econ Development Economists (Pty) Ltd		01 April 2018	8 months	R 1 137 465.00	In the process of signing SLA
		Eagle’s Wings Skills Development Consultants Matprodev Consulting (Pty) Ltd Mukumba Projects And Consulting cc Zaes Asset Group (Pty) Ltd	External Moderation to Teta	01 March 2018	12 months	Daily Rate of R 2 500.00	In the process of signing SLA

24 May 2018 - NW1494

King, Ms C to ask the Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform

What (a) is the total number of hectares of commercial farm land that were bought by the State in the Karoo for the purpose of establishing an astronomy advantage area and (b) was the total cost to the State?

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Reply:

(a) None.

(b) Falls away.

24 May 2018 - NW1473

Schmidt, Adv H to ask the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services

Whether, with reference to the reply of the President, Mr C M Ramaphosa, to the debate on the State of the Nation Address on 22 February 2018 to implement lifestyle audits, (a) he, (b) senior management service members in his department and/or (c) any of the heads of entities reporting to him have undergone a lifestyle audit in the past three financial years; if not, have any plans been put in place to perform such audits; if so, in each case, what are the details of the (i) date of the lifestyle audit, (ii) name of the person undergoing the audit, (iii) name of the auditing firm conducting the audit and (iv) outcome of the audit; (2) whether he will furnish Adv H C Schmidt with copies of the lifestyle audit reports?

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Reply:

b) I have been informed that the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development has not conducted general lifestyle audits in relation to senior management. We have limited our policies and procedures to vetting processes and identification of risk, based on declarations of interest.

In terms of statistics relating to incidents of fraud and corruption, it seems that the risk exposure to the Department is not at senior management level but rather at middle management and lower levels and in specific in specialised environments.

The Department is in the process of reviewing its fraud and anti-corruption strategy and will consider such for inclusion in these specific environments.

c) The entities have reported as follows:

(i) National Prosecuting Authority: No lifestyle audits have been conducted in the NPA in the past three (3) financial years. Currently, there are no plans in place to conduct lifestyle audits.

(ii) Legal Aid South Africa: No, the Chief Executive Officer of Legal Aid South Africa as the executive head has not been subjected to a lifestyle audit for the past three (3) years.

However, the Internal Audit Department of Legal Aid South Africa conducted lifestyle audits for the past three financial years based on an assessment of potential risks from employees who are in direct interaction with clients or are handling financial transactions of the organization. The audits cover the following categories of staff, namely: Legal Practitioners; Paralegals and Administration Managers. In the 2018/19 financial year, a lifestyle audit is planned of all persons involved in procurement at national and provincial level, and will include members of the Bid Adjudication Committee and Bid Evaluation Committee.

(iii) Special Investigating Unit: Prior to the appointment of the Head of the Special Investigating Unit, Advocate JL Mothibi was subjected to a Vetting Process by the State Security Agency before he resumed his duty on the 1 May 2016.

24 May 2018 - NW1503

Singh, Mr N to ask the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services

Whether the (a) aviation irregularities and (b) accidents under investigation by the Clanwilliam SA Police Service (details furnished) under case number CAS114/04/2015 have been received by the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) for further investigation and possible inquest/prosecution; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, at what stage is the NPA investigation?

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Reply:

The docket Clanwilliam CAS 114/05/2015 and supporting documents have been received and studied by advocates from my office. The documents indicate that there were three similar accidents, two of which were fatal. Queries were directed to the investigation officer to obtain further information, in the form of dockets and/or inquests, regarding these other accidents so that a final decision may be made upon consideration of all the relevant evidence.

I am awaiting the completion of these further investigations.

24 May 2018 - NW137

Mazzone, Ms NW to ask the Minister of Public Enterprises

(1)With reference to an amount of R55,984 million that was for a contract and/or payment to Regiments Capital in her reply to question 3683 on 2 January 2018, was the contract signed by Transnet, and if so, who signed the contract on behalf of Transnet; (2)(a) What was the actual total contract, (b) what are the details of this contract specifying exactly what service the specified company provided Transnet in each case, (c) each invoice paid and what date it was paid on and (d) who signed off on the invoices?

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Reply:

This response is according to information received from the SOC:

1. The contract was signed by the Transnet Group Chief Executive.

(2)(a) The total contract value was R375 million.

(2)(b) The contract scope was as follows:

Realisation of the General Freight Business volume targets for 2015/2016 and 2016/2017.
Implementation of the processes and tools to ensure sustainability and capacity building; upgrade and embed operational capabilities on key flows to ensure execution as per plan (Replicate coal line approach).
Validate long term demand as basis for the General Freight Business case.
Build key account plans, commercial capabilities and technology solutions to drive the road to rail shift beyond 2015/2016.
Identification of new markets and commodities that can be leveraged to produce additional General Freight Business volumes including new markets identified by TFR such as FMCG;
Sales, marketing and commercial initiatives;
Cost Sweep and Cash Lab (Including EBITDA uplift, monetization of non-core assets including property etc);
Driver based budgeting;
Project Management Office.

( a) Regiments Capital was paid R 55 984 621 for delivering services in terms of the contract. The contract was for the provision of services related to: RFP GSM/15/03/1255: provision of professional services to support Transnet in increasing general freight business with a breakthrough to reach the planned volume targets for the financial year 2015/2016 and 2016/2017.

Invoice Number	How much was paid (Excluding VAT) R	What date was it paid	Who signed off the invoice
TRXGFB00001	R 3 256 000	2015 08 21	GCIA – Executive Manager
TRXGFB00002	R 4 400 000	2015 08 21	GCIA – Executive Manager
TRXGFB00003	R 7 150 000	2015 09 16	GCIA – Executive Manager
TRXGFB00004	R 8 250 000	2015 10 01	GCIA – Executive Manager
TRXGFB00005	R 8 250 000	2015 12 18	TFR – Business Owner
TRXGFB00006	R 11 000 000	2016 01 22	GCIA – Executive Manager
TRXGFB00007	R 8 232 521	2016 01 22	GCIA – Executive Manager
TRXGFB00008	R 5 446 100	2016 02 17	TFR – Business Owner

Total	R 55 984 621

24 May 2018 - NW168

Shivambu, Mr F to ask the Minister of Finance

(1)What (a) is the total number of consultants that the National Treasury appointed in the period 1 January 2012 to 31 December 2016, (b) is the name, qualification, registration number with a professional body and experience of each consultant, (c) was the term of each contract and (d) is the total amount that was paid to each consultant; (2) what (a) is the total number of consulting companies that the National Treasury appointed in the specified period and (b) are the relevant details of the directors of each company; (3) what (a) is the total number of contractors that the National Treasury appointed in the period 1 January 2012 to 31 December 2016, (b) is the name, qualification, registration number with a professional body and experience of each contractor, (c) is the total amount that was paid to each contractor and (d) was the term of each contract?

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(1)

(a)1 Total number of consultants from 1 Jan’13 – 31 Dec’16	(b)	(c) Term of each contract	(d) Total amount paid
	Individuals	Qualification	Registration number with a prof body	Experience
18	AM van den Heever	Masters in Economics from University of Cape Town.	N/A	22 yrs experience in public policy, health policy social security policy and public finance.	2 yrs	R 195 040.00
	Amanda Xoliswa Sithebe	Fundamental Project Management Certificate	N/A	9 Years	2 yrs	R 266 659.00
	JA Aiello	Juris Doctor (US)	N/A	35 years PPP expertise	3 yrs	R1 748 451.57
	Anthea Clare Stephens	Masters of Science Degree (1998) in Environmental and Geographical Science from the University of Cape-Town	N/A	15 years professional experience, 10 years is at a senior level.	2 yrs	R 24 250.00
	Catherine Garson & Associates	MA in Mass Communications from Leicester University, UK,BA Honours in Translation from Wits University and BA (English, History) from UCT.	N/A	15 years’ experience delivering high profile financial and economic research reports and a range of publications covering diverse sectors.	1 yr 5 mths	R4 632 246.00
	DTJ Savage	BA, Masters in City and Regional Planning (UCT), Masters in Public policy and Administration from University of London	N/A	22 years’ experience in public administration and municipal environment	2 yrs	R1 409 150.68
	GH Grove	Dip Luris, B.Luris and LLB from UNISA	N/A	Career public servant for 39 years until retirement in 1997.	3 yrs	R 396 739.00
	Hunter van Ryneveld (Pty) Ltd	1976- 80: University of the Witwatersrand: Bachelor of Economic Science 1981: University of the Witwatersrand Higher Dip. in Planning for Developing Areas 1986 – 88: University of South Africa Hons Bachelor of Arts (Economics), cum laude 1988 – 90: University of South Africa Master of Arts (Economics), cum laude.	N/A	1989-94: Project worker, Plan act. 1994-95: Lecturer: Economics & Public Finance, P&DM, Wits. 1995-99: Head: Finance & Economic Affairs, Gauteng Provincial Government 1999-06: Executive Director: Finance & Economic Development, City of Johannesburg 2006-14: Specialist consultant in public finance & management and city economic development in South Africa, Botswana, Ghana, Kenya, Lesotho, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Swaziland, Tanzania, Zambia, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Jordan 2014-18: Cities Support Programme, Intergovernmental Relations Division,	2 yrs	R1 469 374.97
	JD Timm	Certificate in Management Practice from Rhodes University Masters in City and Regional Planning	N/A	20 years’ experience working in the public sector both as a consultant and a government official. Most of his work has been in South Africa with three assignments in Pakistan. Over the past ten years his existing skills in strategic management and facilitation have expanded to include a strong focus on organisation development.	2 yrs	R1 511 123.08
	KL Gibson	Master of Commerce (Economics) cum laude	N/A	Project management related to policy direction in the following areas: - Long and short-term insurance - Capital markets - Investment management - Market conduct Milestones obtained during 2005-2011: - Financial Markets Bill to repeal and replace Securities Services Act, 2011. - Credit Ratings Services Bill, 2011 - Revision of Regulation 28 of Pension Funds Act, 2011 - Insurance Laws Amendment Act, 2008	3 yrs	R4 446 257.44
	Llewellyn Holtshausen	BBA Degree: Bachelor of Business Administration (Specialising in Project Management from Southern Business School	N/A	9 years’ experience in Local, Provincial and National government	2 yrs	R 644 430.93
	M Kihato	Master of Urban and Development Planning, MSc (University of Witwatersrand) Master of Laws, LLM (Unisa) Bachelor of Laws, LLB (Nairobi)	N/A	12 years’ experience in local government practitioner, supporting, advising, and investigating.	2 yrs	R 810 691.49
	MG Helford	B.Tech Civil Engineering	Project Management Institute 2120951 Institute of Municipal Engineering of South Africa H3524 South African Association of Public Admin and Management 56/2014L	IDIP Technical Advisor 4 years	3 yrs	R 1 378 296.88
	S Jali	National Diploma: Cost and Management Accounting	N/A	8 years Payment administration 4 years Financial Administration and Procurement 2 years Programme co-ordination	2 yrs	R 240 800.86
	S Naidu	MSC Urban and Regional Planning (Housing) and Sociology Honours.	N/A	22 years’ experience working in the development and local government sector, through NGO (non-governmental), local government and national government institutions	2 yrs	R 932 683.76
	Seth Siyabulela Xolisile Maqetuka	Masters in Philosophy in housing Development and planning from UCT.	LGSETA: LGRS-US150220/9365	26 years’ experience professional experience.	2 yrs	R 118 792.11
	Suzette Pretorius	CQMA Professional Accountant (SA) ACMA (UK) and PMI (USA)	Cima: 910003X 162491626643	10 years’ experience in public administration, 2 years in local government and 8 years in National government.	2 yrs	R 722 414.08
	TL Myolwa	B.Com Accounting Post Graduate Diploma in Project Management	N/A	10 years Supply Chain Management 6 years Demand and Contract Management 2 years	3yrs	R 418 147.29

1 Information is only available as from 2013, as BAS version 3, is currently not available to users. BAS version 4 and 5 is available for reporting.

(2)

(a) Total number of consultant companies	Companies	Term of each contract
78	21st Century Pay Solutions Group	2 mnths
	360 Currency	1 yr
	Akhile Management and Consulting (Pty) Ltd	3 yrs
	Apex Advisory Services	1 mnth
	Bain And Company South Africa	3 mnths
	Belay Managed Services Pty Ltd	3 yrs
	Bigen Africa Services Pty Ltd	3 yrs
	Bitz Technologies	3 yrs
	Bowman Gilfillan Inc	3 yrs
	Business Connexion (Pty) Ltd	6 mths
	Casucceed Training Pty Ltd	3 yrs
	CIPS SA	5 mths
	Clarity Editorial Cc	5 mths
	Comsel Eighteen	3 yrs
	Cool Ideas (Pty)Ltd	1 yr
	Creative Consulting And Development Works Cc	3 yrs
	Deloitte and Touche	3 yrs
		5 mths
		5 mths
	Desto Pty Ltd	2 yrs
	Edward Nathan Sonnenbergs	3 yrs
	Eighty Twenty Consulting (Pty)Ltd	3 yrs
		2 mths
	EOH Abantu	4 yrs
	ESOH Consulting Cc	5 mths
	Exactitude Consulting (Pty) Ltd	6 mths
	Exponant (Pty) Ltd	3 yrs
		4 yrs
		3 yrs
		2 yrs
	Fanyana Ntuli Trading Cc	8 mths
	Finmark Trust	3 yrs
	Genesis Analytics	2 yrs
	GJ Cronje Consulting & Management	3 yrs
	Gobodo Forensic And Investigative Accounting Pty Ltd	3 yrs
	H&P IT Empowerment (Pty)Ltd	4 mths
	HR Computek	2 yrs
	ICD Consultancy	1 mnth
	ID1 Consulting Projects	3 yrs
	Infinitum Software Solutions Pty Ltd	1 yr
		3 yrs
	Infobuild	3 yrs
	Institute for Performance Management	1 yr
	Jumpco (Pty) Ltd	3 yrs
	Kanagamurthi Reddy	3 yrs
	Koor Dindar Mothei Gauteng (Pty) Ltd	2 yrs
	KPMG Services (Pty) Ltd	3 yrs
	Limco Qs Arbitration And Project Management	3 yrs
	Manto Management (Pty) Ltd	1 yr
		1 yr
	Mark Manley Associates	9 mths
	Mckinsey Incorporated	2 mths
	MJ Acres Computer Consultants	1 yr
	MJ Mafunisa Consulting Pty Ltd	3 mths
	Mogwariepa Consulting Cc	1 yr
	Mubesko Africa (Pty) Ltd	1 yr
	Nexus Forensic Services Pty Ltd	3 yrs
	Ngubane and Company (Johannesburg) Inc	4 mths
	Nkonki Incorporated	3 yrs
	Norton Rose Fulbright South Africa Inc	5 mths
	Oxford Policy Management Limited	4 yrs
	PGE Brook	6 mths
	PricewaterhouseCoopers	3 yrs
		6 mths
		7 mths
		2 yrs
	Procurement Dynamics Pty Ltd	6 mths
		6 mths
	Rede Engineering & Management Solutions	7 mths
		7 mths
	Regenesys Management Pty Ltd	5 mths
	Revworth Management Consultants Cc	3 yrs
	S24 Business Group (Pty) Ltd	2 yrs
	SBDS Construction Consultants Pty Ltd	3 yrs
	Sekela Xabiso (Pty) Ltd	3 yrs
	Siyakha Quantity Surveyors (Pty) Ltd	3 yrs
	Sizwe Africa IT Group Pty Ltd	1 yr
	Sizwentsalubagobodo Advisory(Pty) Ltd	6 mths
		3 yrs
	SMEC South Africa (Pty) Ltd	9 mths
	Soma Initiative	5 yrs
	String Communication Cc	2 yrs
	TMDG Consulting Pty Ltd	8 mths
	Tshepega Engineering (Pty) Ltd	2 yrs
	Tsubila Business Solutions Cc	2 yrs
	University Of Cape Town	6 mths
	University Of Johannesburg	2 yrs
	Waldo Consultants Cc	3 yrs
	Yasmin Coovadia Development Consulting Pty Ltd	2 yrs
	Young Blood Consultants	3 yrs
	Zenande Leadership (Pty) Ltd	6 mths
	ZN Mncwango	2 yrs

(b) The information required is not mandatory fields that suppliers have to provide when registering on the Central Supplier Database (CSD) and can therefore not be provided.

(3) There is no differentiation on the National Treasury’s Procurement Management Module, between Consultants (Question 1) and Contractors (Question 3). The information is recorded on the system as a single set. All the requested information have therefore been provided at Question 1.

24 May 2018 - NW1147

Kruger, Mr HC to ask the Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform

(a) What number of agriparks or related facilities have been established in (i) Dr J S Moroka Local Municipality and (ii) Thembisile Hani Local Municipality and (b) in each case, (i) where is it located, (ii) what is the description of the facility, (iii) on what date was it established, (iv) what amount did it cost to build, (v) what amount did it cost to run the facility in the past three financial years, (vi) what services and support are provided, (vii) what total number of beneficiaries and/or businesses are reached and (viii) what total number of jobs were created?

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No	(i) Dr J S Moroka Local Municipality	No	(ii) Thembisile Hani Local Municipality
(a)	1 Agri Hub being developed	(a)	3 AgriPark aligned facilities being developed.
(b)(i)	Kameelrivier.	(b)(i)	Kwafene Village, KwaMhlanga, and Kranspoort farm.
(ii)	Kameelrivier Agri Hub	(ii)	Kwafene: Auction Facility KwaMhlanga: Abbatoir Kranspoort Farm: Feedlot
(iii)	Construction commenced in February 2018. Not completed yet.	(iii)	Kwafene Auction Facility: Construction commenced in January 2018. Not completed yet. KwaMhlanga Abattoir: Construction commenced in March 2018. Not completed yet. Kranspoort Farm: Feedlot: December 2017. Environmental Impact Assessment being conducted and construction planned to commence 2019/20.
(iv)	R2 188 631. (For DRDLR projects including fencing of the hub perimeter and the provision of a bore hole. Does not include the Fresh Produce market currently being constructed).	(iv)	Kwafene Auction Facility: R2 300 000 KwaMhlanga Abbatoir R2 502 869 Kranspoort Farm Feedlot R450 000 on EIA
(v)	Under construction, no running costs incurred.	(v)	Kwafene Auction Facility under construction, no running costs incurred. KwaMhlanga Abattoir under construction, no running costs incurred. Kranspoort Farm Feedlot under construction no running costs incurred.
(vi)	Agri Hub Site being established. 5ha site being fenced Borehole sunk Fresh Produce Market (80% completed) Farmer Mobilisation being conducted	(vi)	Kwafene Auction Facility: Farmer mobilisation being conducted KwaMhlanga Abbatoir: Refurbishment of abbatoir; new cold rooms facilities; farmer mobilisation being conducted Kranspoort Farm Feedlot: Farmer mobilisation being conducted
(vii)	Expected to benefit 1000 farmers	(vii)	Kwafene Auction Facility: Expected to benefit 25 farmers KwaMhlanga Abbatoir: Expected to benefit 30 farmers Kranspoort Farm Feedlot: Expected to benefit 100 Farmers
(viii)	15 Jobs (construction jobs)	(viii)	Kwafene Auction Facility: 20 Jobs (construction jobs) KwaMhlanga Abbatoir 20 Jobs (construction jobs) Kranspoort Farm Feedlot 0 (35 jobs anticipated when construction starts).

24 May 2018 - NW1310

Matiase, Mr NS to ask the Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform

Why has her department failed to intervene and resolve the impasse at the Koegas Communal Property Association in the Northern Cape, where (a) there has been no general meetings to elect leadership and (b) a certain person (name furnished) allegedly takes unilateral decisions and leases the land to private farmers, without general consensus from other members of the community; (2) what steps does he intend to take to resolve this matter and ensure that there is development for the Koegas community?

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(1),(a),(b) The Department of Rural Development and Land Reform (DRDLR) intervened in the Communal Property Association (CPA) by appointing a mediator to regularise Koegas CPA between 4 June 2013 to 22 February 2014. A report produced by a panellist within the Land Rights Management Facility Mr Charles P Abrahams (from Abrahams Kiewitz Attorneys), who is currently a legal representative of the CPA, highlighted that the CPA has a dispute regarding membership based on the verification and settlement of the claim. There is dispute regarding the community that must benefit in terms of the claim that was lodged by Mr Barend Van Staden (Van Wyk). He claims that he lodged the claim for Griquas, Korana and San communities and not for Coloureds, and Tswanas and Xhosa speaking people as the claim had been settled on 4 June 2008.

The mediation regarding the CPA has failed as the Chairperson (Mr Barend Staden– Van Wyk) is insisting based on the recent response from attorneys dated 19 April 2018 that he did not claim for members registered on the CPA hence they are excluded from the CPA. DRDLR is intervening in the CPA, and other excluded members will be called for a community meeting to inform them of intervention measures made by the Department.

(2) DRDLR intends to take the following steps:

place the CPA under administration in terms of section 13 of the Communal Property Association Act, 28 of 1996;
during the Administration process, DRDLR will release the settlement grants in order to develop the farms; and
allow Mr Van Wyk to institute the review regarding the correct claimant community to be referred to the Land Claims Commission Court to resolve the issue of the beneficiaries of the land claim.

24 May 2018 - NW966

Steyn, Ms A to ask the Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform

With reference to the reply to question 3069 on 30 October 2017, what (a) is the name of the previous owner of each specified farm in the Free State, (b) is the name of the person currently benefiting from or using the land, (c) are the GPS co-ordinates of the farm and (d) is the contact information of the beneficiaries in each case; (2) are the beneficiaries or their spouses public servants; if so, what are the relevant details?

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(1)(a),(b),(c),(d) Please refer to Annexures A and B respectively.

Please Annexures A and B respectively

Annexure A of NA-Ques 966 of 2018: Restitution Farms

Each District	Farm name	(1)(a)Name of the previous owner 1.	(1)(b) is the name of the person currently benefiting from or using the land	( c) are the GPS co-ordinates of the farm	( d) contact information of the beneficiaries in each case;	(2) are the beneficiaries or their spouses public servants; if so, what are the relevant details
Xhariep	Remaining extent of Sub 1 of farm SPRINFONTEIN No. 443 in extent 317.5523HA Remaining extent of Sub 2 of farm Gerlachsthal No. 458 in extent 78.8289HA Farm Sybil No. 469 in extent 4.8870HA Remaining extent of farm Wembly No. 460 in extent 1025.7073HA	Ivan R Peterson Vlugkop Trust	Springfontein CPA	25⁰41’33.298”E 30⁰16’58.344”S	Mr Lungile Rigale at 0739963419	No
Xhariep	Portion 0 of the farm Engelaaskuilen No 120 Farm Eerstrgeluk No. 455 extent 2241.0935HA	Pieter Jacobs Trust	Springfontein CPA	25⁰1’22.489”E 29⁰38’28.536”S	Mr Lungile Rigale at 0739963419	No
Thabo Mofutsanyane	Remaining extent of farm Bakenkop No. 309 extent 214.1330HA Farm Pizgha Heights No. 1457 extent: 567.4311HA	State Owned (DRLDLR)	Lekhalong CPA	29° 8' 12.08"S 27° 27' 53.5"E	Mr Mabeta at 0786030995	No
Thabo Mofutsanyane	Portion 0 (remaining extent) of the farm Modderina No. 1116 in extent: 221.5980ha The Farm Boschhoek No. 841 in extent: 275.1798HA Remaining of the farm clarence in extent: 179.5855HA The farm monument No. 915 in extent: 4.9251HA The farm mount lavina No. 1264 in extent: 389.7221HA	Pieter L Uys	Basia CPA	28⁰286’36.156”E 28⁰28’7.206”S	Mr. Ngaka Daniel Mosia, cell no. 082 448 5707 Mr. Lekula Alfred Mosia, cell no. 082 050 8795	No
Thabo Mofutsanyane	Farm Wolwekloof No. 630 measuring 74.0875ha [Hasetuka]	Rodney D Breeds	Titeli Family Trust	28⁰22’57.424”E 28⁰11’8.294”S	Mr Pitso Titeli Cell no: 082 503 6068	No
Thabo Mofutsanyane	Portion 0 of the Farm Clifton No. 1929 in extent of 231.2636HA Portion 0 of the Farm Lenie's Rust Oos No. 365 in extent of 105.5033HA Portion 0 of the Farm Helena No. 631 in extent of 105.5033HA Portion 0 of the Farm Lenie's Rust No. 1096 in extent of 54.9529HA Portion 0 of the Farm Lenie's Rust West No. 365 in extent of 59.5504HA	Dollatella 24 CC	Sebitloane Family Trust & Moipolai CPA	27⁰6’3.804”E 29⁰3’57.614”S	Mr George Sebitloane, Cell: 0713523182 Mr Wepeng Moipolai, Cell: 0718957223	No
Lejweleputswa	Farm Zoar no 1236 and Farm Jacoba no 392 measuring 124.6014ha and 305.2937ha	Hermanus J Bonnet	Zoar Communal Property Trust	26⁰31’59.573”E 28⁰36’27.446”S	Mr. Qajela Francis Raselemane, Cell: 082 092 0958 & Mr. Thamsanqa Isaac April, Cell: 073 156 5259	No
Mangaung Metro	Remaining extent of the farm, "The Willows", no 46 extent 177.0223ha	Robbert Kemp	Tshepanang CPA	29° 13' 54.48"S 26° 54' 10.08"E	Gregory Moduka (CPA Chairperson) 0794590185/0825260547	No
Thabo Mofutsanyane	Portion 0 of farm Libertas no 387 measuring 408.1989ha Portion 0 (remaining extent) of farm Lust Hof no 381 measuring 302.0960ha Portion 0 (remaining extent) of farm Ou-Hout-Hoek no 288 measuring 605.8833ha	Meyers Trust	Dithabeng CPA, which is currently in a process of leasing out the property	28° 28' 1.13"S 28° 20' 25.66"E	Mpho Ishmael Motaung (CPA Chairperson) 0839821344	No
Thabo Mofutsanyane	Portion 1 of farm Ha-sehapi no 1840 measuring 708.5217ha	Best Prospects 162 cc	Dithabeng CPA, which is currently in a process of leasing out the property	28° 22' 39.32"S 28° 32' 49.16"E	Mpho Ishmael Motaung (CPA Chairperson) 0839821344	No

Annexure B of NA-Ques 966 of 2018: Redistribution Farms

District Municipality	Name of Each Farm	Name of Previous Owner 1.(a)	1)(b) is the name of the person currently benefiting from or using the land 1. (b)	1.( c) are the GPS co-ordinates of the farm	1.( d) contact information of the beneficiaries in each case	(2) are the beneficiaries or their spouses public servants; if so, what are the relevant details
	Project Name	Property Description
Fezile Dabi	Pro active Oorsprong	Portion 1, 2, 3 of the farm Oorsprong no. 135, Remainder of the farm Orrsprong no 135 and the farm Oorsprong no 1800	LEONARD JOHAN DANIEL	Mr Mareka Mthimkhulu	Lat:27.130 135 Long: 27.91153	0824762801	No
Fezile Dabi	Pro active Kroonheuwel	The farm Kroonheuwel no. 1801	SILVER FALCON TRADING 228 PTY LTD	N Lukas Radebe	Lat: 27.147439 Long: 27.966422	0726711043	No
Fezile Dabi	Pro active Spioenkop and Kalkfontein	Remaining Extent of the farm Spioenkop no 236, and The farm Kalkfontein Oost A no. 1458	THALCOR CC	Futeng Albert Mothiane	Long:27.27016 Lat: 28.02444	0789249396	No
Fezile Dabi	Pro active Concodia	Portion 1 of the farm Rietfontein no 2457 and Portion 1 of the farm Verdien no 2456	BOTHA JOHANNES GERHARDUS	Mr Balone Joseph Mthimkhulu	Long:-27.930754 Lat:27.306363	0824741800	No
Fezile Dabi	Pro active Zaaiplaats	Remaining Extent of the farm Zaaiplaats no 2454	BOTHA JOHANNES GERHARDUS	Mr Selekiso Joseph Thobatsi	Lat:-27.911891 Long: 27.327418	0731649372	No
Fezile Dabi	Pro active Weltevrede Noord	Portion 1 of the farm Weltevrede Noord no 584	PROUD POULTRY(PTY)LTD	Ms Lorato Vanesa Makweya/ PM Broiler LTD	Lat:27.153999 Long:27.015011	No data	No
Fezile Dabi	Pro active Vaalwaal and Weltevreden	Remaining Extent of the farm Vaalwal no 158 and The Farm Weltevreden no 176	VAALSAND BOERDERY CC	Mr Mzamo Mike Mlangana	27.55920433 -26.78610916	0825567812	No
Fezile Dabi	Pro Active Cornelia and Scottsvalley	Farm Cornelia no 1402 and Farm Scotts's Vallei no 1403	VILLION TRUST	Mr Tom Jacobs	Lat:-26.915644 Long 27.992379	0820560635	No
Fezile Dabi	Pro active Erfpacht and Uithoek	The farm Erfpacht no 1852 and The farm Uithoek 2411	JOHAN THEODORUS JANSE VAN RENSBURG	Ms. Disebo Yvonne Makatsa	Lat:-27.794515 Long: 26.93322	No data	No
Fezile Dabi	Pro active Slangheuvel	Remaining Extent of the farm Slangheuvel no 192, The farm Slangheuvel no 1030, Portion 1 of the farm Sachsen Weimar no 540 and Portion 1 of the farm Excelsoir no 1797.	SLANGHEUVEL TRUST	Mr Lehlohonolo Ntaopane, Mr Zwelinjane Ngezi, Mr Mofolo Motlokoa, Mr Molefi Mokoena, Mr Johannes Mavundla	Lat:26.887562 Long: 28.025291729	Ntaopane: 0735715951 Ngezi:0826134482 Motlokoa: 0651734923 Mokoena: 0829225824 Mavundla: 0828445899	No
Fezile Dabi	Pro active Rietgat Noord	Portion 1 of the farm Rietgat Noord no 1294	CILLIERS JAN DANIEL	Mr Leburu Mofokeng	Lat: -26.93905 Long: 28.043214	0767054383	No
Fezile Dabi	Pro active Mooilaagte	The farm Mooilaagte no. 1404	CILLIERS JAN DANIEL	Ms Maria Mokhomong	Lat:-26.947831 Long: 28.011017	0834201600	No
Fezile Dabi	Pro active Landskroon	Portion 1 of the farm Landskroon no 1	ROOIKRAAL FAMILIE TRUST	Mr Elias Tlatsa	Lat: -27.673784 Long: 26.849479	'0711692315	No
Fezile Dabi	Pro active Middenspruit	Remaining Extent of the farm Middenspruit Zuid no. 2377	MIDDENSPRUIT BOERDERY CC	Mr Kampong Kheswa	Lat: -27.59036 Long: 27.199128	0718358555	No
Fezile Dabi	Pro active Palmietkuil	Remaining Extent of Portion 1 of the farm Palmietkuil no 136. Portion 4 of the farm Palmietkuil no 136, Portion 5 of the farm Palmietkuil no 136	GROENEWALD CHARL GABRIEL	Mr Thato Mofokeng	Lat:-27.262303 Long:27.848968	0788036639	No
Fezile Dabi	Pro - Active Kirkdale	The remaining extent of the farm Kirkdale No. 391	HERMANN WEISS TRUST	MrPiet Mothepu	Lat:-27.146199 Long:27.70772	0788753376	No
Fezile Dabi	Pro active Aberdeen	The farm Aberdeen No. 1433,the farm Palma No. 1762,Remaining Extent of the farm De Rust No. 582 (Senekal),Portion 1 of the farm Modderbult No. 305 and Portion 2 of the farm Modderbult No. 305 The farm Middlebult No. 650 (Senekal) Remaining Extent of the farm Blaauwbank No. 422 Remaining Extent of the farm Bloemhoek No. 105.	MJ TRUST	Samuel Mkhwanazi,Mabaso J., Betty Popo Sekekete	27.46147023 -27.98800310	No data	No data
Fezile Dabi	Motaung & Workers Project	Portion 1 of the farm Goedheid No. 306,Portion 2 of the farm Goedheid No. 306 and the remaining extent of the farm Goedheid No. 306	PRINSLOO JACOBUS LODEWIKUS DE JAGER	Modutswane Isaac Motaung, Celiwe Elizabeth Motaung, Moses Mwelase Mazibuko, Buthelezi Kubu, Sekhoto Geelbooi Kgopiso, Mathapelo Julia Moloi, Boditsi Idlett Mohlakolesane, Kankros James Mazibulo and Mafokuzela Piet Mazibuko	28.88647768 -27.30380455	No data	No data
Fezile Dabi	Pro active Tot Hier Toe	The farm Tot Hier Toe No. 1127	ONDEFONTEIN TRUST	Daniel Mokhele Lesenyeho	28.00350361 -27.36864906	No data	No data
Fezile Dabi	Pro active Birningham	Remaining Extent of the farm Birmingham No. 1116 and Portion 3 of the farm Birmingham No 1116	SERISO 655 PTY LTD	Khovahogo Philimon Manezhe	27.93512400 -26.89379200	No data	No data
Fezile Dabi	Maokeng Settlement	The farm Thelana No. 2364	THERON ALFREDA CHARLOTTE MARY	Moqhaka local municipality	No data	No data	No
Fezile Dabi	Pro active Olivenfontein	Portion 1 of the farm Olivenfontein No.96, Portion 2 of the farm Olivenfontein No. 96 and Portion 3 of the farm Olivenfontien 96	CROUS SUSANNA MAGDALENA HERCULINA	Baebae Samuel Skekete	27.55140432 -27.87881180	No data	No data
Fezile Dabi	Semela Trust	Portion 1 of the farm Koppie Een No. 84	LUDWIG CLAASSEN BOERDERY CC	Semela Petros, Simela Modiehi, Semela Phiello, Semela Kwelane, Semela Abram, Semela Thys, Semela Stuurman, Semela Dimakatso, Simela Frans, Semela Maria, Semela Matseleng, Semela Lettie, Simela Pontsho and Semela Bafaneng	28.98282741 -27.17371224	No data	No data
Fezile Dabi	Pro active Olivenfontein	Portion 1 of the farm Olivenfontein No.96, Portion 2 of the farm Olivenfontein No. 96 and Portion 3 of the farm Olivenfontien 96	CROUS SUSANNA MAGDALENA HERCULINA	Baebae Samuel Skekete	27.55140432 -27.87881180	No data	No data
Fezile Dabi	Pro Active Berlin	Tthe remaining extent of the farm Berlin No. 1054, Portion 2 of the farm Berlin No. 1054, Portion 3 of the farm Berlin NO. 1054, Portion 5 of the farm Berlin No. 1054	GREYTHER HOLDING (PTY)LTD	Prof Thabo Masihleho	28.52527600 -27.52712300	No data	No data
Fezile Dabi	Pro active Witte Kopje	Portion 1of the farm Witte Kopje No. 118, Remaining Extent of the farm Eleventh Street A No. 894,Portion 2 of the farm Eleventh Street A No. 894,Portion 3 of 1 of the farm Eleventh Street A No. 894	SILVERGLADE TRADING 19 PTY LTD	Ratshefola Velaphi Lionel	27.33114697 -27.18138913	No data	No data
Fezile Dabi	Pro active Benoni	Portion 0 of the farm Benoni No. 662	CRAIG HARRISON TRUST	Sello Patrick Molutsi	27.57320882 -27.92259601	No data	No data
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Elim	The farm Elim no. 1010	HEILA SUSAN VAN DER WATH	Mochochoko Wesley Wonga	26.44579544 -28.66261180	0723 140 134	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Palmietfontein	The farm Palmietfontein no. 140	BARNARDO FAMILIE TRUST	Moosa Ismail Hajat	26.54643198 -28.83604613	083 462 4786	No
Fezile Dabi	Pro Active Uitkyk	Portion 1 of the farm Uitkyk no 146, Portion 1 of the farm Mooi-kraal no 355, The farm Goudvlakte no 2, The farrm Arie no 134, The farm Goede Hoop no 296, The farm Klipkuil no 144, The farm Mollewerf no 325, The farm Prospekt no 239, Remaining Extent of the farm Panama 102, Portion 1 of the farm Ailette no 351, Portion 1 of the Ospan no 238, Remaining Extent of the farm Schuttespost no 257. Portion 1 of the farm Chicago no 374, Portion 2 of the farm Ailette no 351, Portion 3 of the farm Ailette no 351, Portion 4 of the farm Ailette no 351, The farm Ponner no 259, Portion 5 of the farm Ailette no 351.	Louis Claassen Family Trust	Business Lease pending	27.73582088 -26.89458282	None	No
Lejweleputswa	Thekiso Family Trust	The farm Welgegund No. 1623	WESSELS WILLEM JOHANNES GIAN	Radimpe Barnad Thekiso, Pontsho Joyce Thekiso, Dieketseng Evodia Thekiso, Taemane Gabriel Thekiso, Mookgo Florina Thekiso and Leotlo Lazarus Thekiso	No data	No data	No data
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Maartevrede	Portion 5 of the farm Maartevrede no. 388 and Remaining Extent of Portion 1 Maartvrede no.388	PRYRA GERHARDUS JOHANNES	Mmaditlhare Sarah Letsoara	27.19896296 -28.59992285	063 182 8038	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Kalkpan	Portion 2 of the farm Kalkpan No. 313	GOUWS HENDRIK PIETER STEPHANUS-TRUSTEES	Ruben Willem Motlhabane	26.18984053 -28.11315584	072 045 3182	No
Lejweleputswa	Tebo Mampho Trust	Portion 1 of the farm Gelukskraal no. 36	JJK COMMERCIAL PTY LTD	Disebo Makatsa Soka, Sease Trevor Makatsa, Nosipho Lieketseng Makatsa and Thabang Cyril Makatsa	26.57323630 -27.93994004	Nosipho Makatsa 083 387 8892	No
Lejweleputswa	Mokgoetsi Trust	The farm Pleizier no. 349	JJK COMMERCIAL PTY LTD	David Mokgoetsi, Matih Mokgoetsi, Thediso Mokgoetsi, Maureen Mokgoetsi, Elizabeth Mamatse , Mokgoetsim Dora Mokgoetsi, Esther Setoaba, Mannuku Bernice Litali, Nnkopane Prince Litali and Maleshoane Junet Mokgoetsi	26.57008227 -27.91915192	Maureen Mokgoetsi 078 591 6187	No
Lejweleputswa	Vukani- Basebenzi Trust	The farm Onvrede no. 71	JJK COMMERCIAL PTY LTD	Fusile Elias Siyoko, Majola Gcobise, Marriam Kgantsha Leteane, Nkosinathi Francisco Mambulu, Nandipha Benedictor Mabumbula, Nontuzelo Majola, Falakhe Ben Nkomo and Motlalentwa Edward Nkomo	26.57491062 -27.90819244	Fusile Siyoko 084 302 6237	No
Lejweleputswa	Montso Farmers	Portion 1 of the remaining extent of the farm Vaalbank no. 135	JJK COMMERCIAL PTY LTD	Isaac Motsamai Montso, Sophia Mojabeng Montso, Paul Motlogelwa, Bethuel Pogisho Montso, Gert Badiri Montso, Zackaria Moronti Montso and Abina Kgope Montso	26.54237825 -27.95369182	Martin Montsho 082 839 6188	No
Lejweleputswa	Bambanani Trust	The farm Getrouw no. 295	JJK COMMERCIAL PTY LTD	John Motho, Ndlodlo Nyembe Jameson, Plaki Setjhaba Mpolokeng	26.56100821 -27.90733132	John Motho 081 002 6181	No
Lejweleputswa	Pula Madiboho Trust	Portion 1 of the farm Bankenpan no. 43	JJK COMMERCIAL PTY LTD	Madiboho Motsamai Wynand, Mokone Masabata Sofia, Mokone Maditaba Edna, Mokone Matshidiso Primrose, Matoba Letsie Joseph, Sekwati Phillimon, Mhambi Dabude David, Mhlambi Thotoane Jerminah and Thabiso Gratitude Makhautsi	26.58454212 -27.94259019	Sekwati Phillimon 083 490 3537	No
Lejweleputswa	MBM Farmers	The farm Dankbaar No. 130	JJK COMMERCIAL PTY LTD	Martin Bareng Montsho, Justin Mamosito Montso, Lucia Ntjantja Montsho, Maria Nthwetsi Montso, Lebogang April Montso, Maruping Jan Montso, Kedibone Gementina Montso, Modikobela Dorcus Montso and Makalane Maria Khoee	26.55664325 -27.94320786	Martin Montsho 082 839 6188	No
Lejweleputswa	Manone Project Trust	Portion 2 of farm Vaalbank no. 135	JJK COMMERCIAL PTY LTD	Moses Mosala Manone, Elizabeth M Manone, Jacob O Manone, Lucy M Manone, Daniel N Manone, Sara S Manone, Portia M Xulu and Abram M Modisadife	26.56349259 -27.95752919	No data	No
Lejweleputswa	Masitise Family Trust	Remaining Extent of the farm Bakenpan no. 43	JJK COMMERCIAL PTY LTD	Motlatsi Samuel Masitise, Neo Maria Masitise, Moliehi Selinah Masitise, Esther Mateho Masitise, Maraisane Henry Masitise, Pakisko Andries Masitise Mathabo Alfoncina Masitise	26.58641834 -27.93276614	Samuel Masitise 078 598 3750	No
Lejweleputswa	Molapo Trust	Remaining Extent of the farm Erfdeel no. 257	JJK COMMERCIAL PTY LTD	Ketiwe Jacob Molapo, Esau David Molapo, Moleleki Johannes , Molapo Mammokho	26.61586883 -27.93002013	Jacob Molapo 076 252 9719	No
Lejweleputswa	Motsoeneng Trust	Remaining Extent of the farm Honingspruit No. 112	JJK COMMERCIAL PTY LTD	R asebolahane Stephen Motsoeneng, Sebotsa Thabang Paulus, Mmabatho Rebecca Motsoeneng, Nomaqala Christina Mazibuko, Lehlohonolo Motsoeneng Mafusi Dorah Motsoeneng Maki Adeline Motsoeneng	26.58194094 -27.95399407	Rasebolahane Motsoeneng 073 517 5082	No
Lejweleputswa	Katleho Trust	Remaining Extent of the farm Landskroon no. 18	JJK COMMERCIAL PTY LTD	Tankiso Jonas Teba, Malibuse Pascaline Teba, Dimakatso Portia Teba, Mojiou Mariaama Mahe, Tsebiso Julias Mahe, Teboho Patrick Mahe, Kenalemang Portia Mahe	26.56842685 -27.92903160	Paulos Motlhabane 083 347 4611	No
Lejweleputswa	Lesego Trust	Remaining Extent of the farm Palmietkuil no. 176	JJK COMMERCIAL PTY LTD	Paulos Motlhabane, Lenah Legobate, William Motlhabane, Alinah Motlhabane and Tefo Motlhabane	26.54655608 -27.91824518	Paulos Motlhabane 083 347 4611	No
Lejweleputswa	Tsokolibane Trust	The farm of Merino no. 437	JJK COMMERCIAL PTY LTD	Tsokolibane Mafonyoko Jobo, Tsokolibane Mohloua Amos, Tsokolibane Tshehlony Paulina, Tsokolibane Tselane Mirriam, Matsheke-Tsokodibane Lucy Vuyelwa, Matsheke Boniswa Benrly, Khatlako Malefetsane John, Khatlako Mookho Suzanna, Khatlako Moilwa Isaac and Khatlako Skwai Ishmael	26.60289408 -27.90955252	Job Tsokodibane 072 466 7502	No
Lejweleputswa	Loop and Val Trust	Portion 1 of the farm Palmietkuil no. 176	JJK COMMERCIAL PTY LTD	Zwelibanzi Hendric Mabala, Buleleane Moses Mabala, William Mphikeleli Mabala, Lindiwe Catherine Mabala, Methodism Constance Mabala, Mpho Julio Gumede, Sekhukhune Josias Mokoena, Matlakala Juledia Mokoena, Moitheri Agnes Mokete and Adela Malehloa Mofokeng	26.53663301 -27.91893041	Hendric Mabala 073 941 5679	No
Lejweleputswa	Maiteko Family Trust	Portion 9 of the farm Bryan No. 561, Portion 14 of the farm Bryan No. 561 and Portion 44 of the farm Bryan No. 561	VORSTER JOHANNES FREDERIKUS	Phike Joyce, Phike Alletta Nomsa, Phike Ntahbiseng, Phike Nobengazi, Phike Matlala Anna, Phike Velile George, Phike Nosililo Tina, Phike Nqibelo and Phike Kalabi Joseph	26.61133888 -28.11422717	Nqibelo Phike 073 673 8960	No
Lejweleputswa	Tlhabanelo Trust	Remaining Extent of the farm Ceres No. 1040	HENDRIKSZ AVERIL MAGARET	Mophete Caswell Tlhabanelo, Modisaotsile Chrisstopher Tlhabanelo, Palesa Mavis Masopha, Rabotoko Joseph Tlhabanelo, Motlalepule Issabella Tlhabanelo, Modiegi Daphine Tlhabanelo, Reginah Motshidisi Masopha and Mosetsana Lydia Masopha	26.91230523 -28.85401779	Mopheto Tlhabanelo 082 675 0540	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro-Active Joubertspark	Remaining Extent of the farm Joubertspark No. 894	WELGEVAL TRUST	35 beneficiaries represented by Gaketshepe Abram Ndlovu (Dabula Manzi Farmers LTD)	25.51691536 -27.71850097	Abram Ndlovu 071 877 3345	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Doornpan	Portion 1 of the farm Doornpan No. 426	JOHNSON WALTER GEORGE	Mr. M.J . Kodisang	26.90446598 -27.96123588	071 877 3345	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Middlepunt	The farm Middlepunt No. 628,the farm Heuvelpan No. 472 and the farm Zwaaihoek No. 261	W G & J JOHNSON PTY LTD	Mohlolo Joseph Mohlomi	26.92185624 -27.96925553	083 691 1011	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Panorama	Portion 2 of the Remaining Extent of the farm Panorama No. 2038 and Remaining Extent of the farm Panorama No. 2038	AMOS LAMBRECHT VAN DER WESTHUIZEN	Kelebetse Murel Mokoena	26.97107198 -28.79875578	073 506 7578	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Swaartlaagte	Remaining Extent of the farm Swaartlaagte No. 58	GEORG FREDERIK RAUTENBACH TRUST	Mahlatsi Thulo Edwin	26.86546220 -27.55191660	836 836 254	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Lusthof	The farm Lusthof No. 1386	BOSMAN PIETER BRINK	Madikwane Seraelo Joseph	25.41229098 -28.55091036	No data	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Rondefontein	The farm Rondefontein No. 511 and the farm Hormonie No. 1053	RONDEFONTEIN TRUST	Mokhele Lee	25.40924202 -28.80025248	074 936 0232	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Kades	The farm Kades No. 1051 and the farm Hermitage No. 1052	RONDEFONTEIN TRUST	Palesa Moatlhodi	25.37906316 -28.78517896	083 381 7647	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Driefontein	Remaining Extent of the farm Driefontein No. 1035 and Portion 1 of the farm Sandpruit No.855	DRIEFONTEIN BOERDERY TRUST	Tladi Bochitja Bared	26.72030297 -28.77283813	072 416 2110	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Weltevrede	The farm Weltevrede No. 555	JOHANNES JACOBUS VAN DER LINDE	Andrea Johnson Van Der Westhuizen	25.88373567 -28.73540086	083 950 4169	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Constantia	Portion 1 of the farm Constantia No. 126,the farm Depressie No. 335 and the farm Korenspruit NO. 242	CONSTANTIA TRUST	Freddy Dingaan	26.43712185 -27.87062160	082 954 6913	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Rosemead	The farm Rosemead No. 883	D.N.K. TRUST	Me Mimie Barbara Jacobs	26.15266851 -28.81045241	079 552 3450	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Dayton	Portion 8 of the farm Dayton No. 560 and Portion 9 of the farm Dayton No. 560	EKSTEEN PIETER FREDERIK	Emilda Maklaar	26.58284479 -28.14099599	073 144 5545	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Melkkraal	Remaining Extent of the farm Melkkraal No. 458, Portion 4 of the farm Melkkraal No. 458 and the farm Hilton No. 449	BARUCH TRUST	Kajane Andries Lebeko	26.76998296 -27.78479987	072 401 0421	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Paulina	The farm Paulina No. 470	DE KLERK FAMILIE TRUST	Mziwoxolo Johnson Makroti	26.59681835 -28.16793859	Levuyo Mokopa	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro Buitendachs Hoop	The Remaining Extent of the farm Buitendachs Hoop No. 122	VENTER MARGARETHA MARTINA	Petrus Charley Chabalala	26.70742333 -27.80331958	083 945 2091	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Berlin	Tthe remaining extent of the farm Berlin No. 1054, Portion 2 of the farm Berlin No. 1054, Portion 3 of the farm Berlin NO. 1054, Portion 5 of the farm Berlin No. 1054	GREYTHER HOLDINGS PTY LTD	Thabo Peter Masehleho	28.52527600 -27.52712300	No data	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Grootfontein	Remaining Extent of the farm Grootfontein No. 1266,Portion 1 of the farm Kleinfontein No. 859, Remaining Extent of the farm Kleinfontein No. 859, Portion 1 of the farm Grootstrij No. 268, Remaining Extent of the farm Grootstrij No. 268 and the farm Vredebewaar No. 409	MAARTEN BOERDERY TRUST	Lucas Mokoena	26.68577186 -28.80129692	079 860 7321	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Helderfontein	Remaining Extent of the farm Helderfontein No. 642	COETZER PIETER	Mr. P. Mofokeng	25.33278721 -28.33547815	082 503 7273	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Gelukspan	Portion 1 of the remaining extent of the farm Gelukspan No. 328	CALIA FAMILIE TRUST	Archie Mahila	26.31761836 -27.76573630	072 975 6496	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Adamsons Vley	The farm Adamsons Vley No. 655	ARDYNE PARK TRUST	Adamsons Vlei Farming (PTY)LTD	26.73629700 -28.09036400	063 858 3257/ 071 644 8548	No
Lejweleputswa	Tswelopele Settlement	The farm Wesselsrust No. 451	WESSELS ABRAHAM CAREL	Mr George Mosia	26.15678385 -28.33110098	27 578 531 111	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Doorndraai	Remaining Extent of the farm Al-Te-Klein no 576, Portion 3 of the farm Roodekrans no 591 and Remaining Extent of the farm Doorndraai no 207	JOHN D INVESTMENTS CC	Mr. J. Khothule	27.16464850 -28.20388958	079 060 1710	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Kouter	Remaining Extent of the farm Kouter No. 537	LOUW JACOBUS ARNOLDUS	Rudy Job	25.55229985 -28.21523577	084 780 6223	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active La France	The farm Le France no 44	MANDORYN VIER PTY LTD	Mr. M.P Segwaba	26.67544803 -28.01581863	079 252 6912	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Olyvenfontein	The farm Olyvenfontein no. 71	GILIOMI JACOBUS OOSTHUIZEN TRUST	Mr Mabote Bodulo	25.22639294 -28.60077240	078 585 1456	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Klippan	The Remaining Extent of the farm Klippan no 137, The farm Middeldeel no. 1421 and The farm Vleiplaats no. 1189	MULLER JACOBUS NICOLAAS	Oupa Joseph Morake	25.53604501 -28.80999442	076 568 5239	No
Lejweleputswa	Matjhabeng Settlement	Portion 2 of the Remaining Extent of the farm Vlakplaats no .125	BEZUIDENHOUT PIETER HENDRIK SCHALK	Matjhabeng Local Municipality	26.73565692 -28.01580621	076 568 5239	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Zeebrugge	Remaining Extent of the farm Zeebrugge no. 552	BOTHA LOUIS JOHANNES JACOBUS	Lindy Bernice Brodie	26.46584506 -28.10205066	27 573 913 611	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Dwaalspruit	The farm Dwaalhoek no 97, The farm Dwaalspruit no 288	HENDRIK STEYN TRUST	Mr Moitiri Setlogelo, Mr Goutlwa Makgotho, Mr Mbulelo Dovies	27.06907950 -29.90055169	No data	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Wag' n Biekiespan	Portion 1 and Portion 2 of the farm Wag'n Biekiespan no 1586	INTABA INVESTMENTS 7 CC	Mr Floyd Teu	25.08030844 -28.64686457	083 346 3323	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro actve Zomersveld	Portion 1 of the farm Zomersveld no. 395	CORNELIUS KARIN	Ms Phomolo Martha Maphasa	26.89921297 -28.03386681	074 991 5764	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Shiela	Remaining Extent of the farm Sheila no. 964	DIPPMAR BOERDERY TRUST	Mr Tseka	25.72325285 -28.80030104	072 635 4968	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Per Lot	Remaining Extent of the farm Per Lot no 379, Portion 1 of the farm Per Lot no 379, Portion 2 of the farm Per Lot no 379 and Portion 2 of the farm Mara no 613.	WEPENER DAVID PETRUS JOHANNES	Mr. Pule Jan Thaele	26.92447255 -27.98869471	078 793 9594	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Hartplaats	The farm Hartplaats no 194 and Portion 4 of the farm Kopje Alleen no 81	VIVIERS WILLEM HENDRIK	Mr Finger	26.85321726 -27.85810639	073 312 7560	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Kelderfontein	Portion 1 of the farm Kelderfontein no 499, The farm Vergenoeg no 863 and The farm Dameswen no 862	MORELIG BOERDERY PTY LTD	Mr Klass Moshane	25.30883659 -28.79350622	083 309 8761	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Doornpan	Remaining Extent of the farm Doornpan No. 426	STEFAN VAN HUYSSTEEN	Mr. Johannes Mokete Mofokeng	26.90446598 -27.96123588	073 000 0098	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Diamond	The farm Diamond no 876 and the farm Klippan no 1414	DIAMANT AGRIC PTY LTD	Mr Benjamin Moseane	25.53604501 -28.80999442	083 419 9389	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Oatlands	Portion 4 of the farm Oatlands no. 95	WESRUIM BOERDERY PTY LTD	Mr Kagiso Bamphitlile	25.21358250 -28.14609575	071 396 8851	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Kalkput	Portion 1 of the farm Kalkput no. 460	BELLE RIVE PROPERTIES PTY LTD	Mr George Ntengo	25.20008870 -28.00033301	082 596 5529	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Harmonia	Portiion 0 of the Remaining Extent of the farm Harmonia no 282, Portion 0 of the remaining extent of the farm Pietersdeel no 281, The farm Ongegund no. 321	NIEKIE VAN ZYL TRUST	Mr Rune / Mr Samuel/ Mr Diba	26.84423736 -27.83703532	Mr Rune 082 750 7941	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Mara	Portion 5 of the fram Mara no 613, Portion 0 of the farm Mooiutsig no 85	DYNMAR AGT PTY LTD	Mr.T Khambule	26.94818316 -28.00823537	072 467 0054	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Vermuelenskraal	Portion of the remaining extent of the farm Vermeulenskraal no 223, Portion 5,8 and 10 of of the farm Vermeulenskraal no 223	WILKINSON CLIFTON BYRON	Mr. L.Krap	26.82395139 -28.10925457	072 467 0054	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Panfontein	The farm Pantfontein no 509, The farm Brakwater no 965	HESTER & OCKERT STEENKAMP FAMILIE TRUST	Mr. Maphira	25.35631790 -28.81326940	072 395 3108	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Macaroon	The farm Macaroon no 1207, Remaining Extent of the farm Scheerpan no 191 and Portion 1of the farm Scheerpan no 191	HERMINA MARTINA VAN DER VYVER	Mrs. A.Napo / Ms Maria Twayi	25.65638729 28.20196260	Mrs Napo 078 245 7237	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro - Active Boschvarkfontein	The farm Klein Boschvarkfontein No. 454	MICHIEL VAN NIEKERK	Ms Mpho Khoabane	25.04359636 -28.89909736	072 821 3860	No
Lejweleputswa	Pro active Nooitgedacht	Remaining Extent of Portion 1 of the farm Nooitgedacht no74	CAPITAL SHIP TRADING 578 CC	Mr Sefale Petrus Letsitsa	26.84962968 -27.92317809	072 483 8235	No
Mangaung Metro	Pro- Active Waaikraal	The farm Waaikraal No. 534	GORDONBLEAU BOERDERY CC	Frans Mahlelehle	26.01471237 -29.02226399	0827 591 964	No
Mangaung Metro	Pro- Active Mooiplaas	Portion 1 of the farm Mooiplaas No. 2862	RICHTER CHRISJAN GEORGE FREDERICK	Bibi Lekale	25.81417503 -29.00772092	0748 994 101	No
Mangaung Metro	Pro active Doornboom	Remaining Extent of the farm Doornboom no. 2886	DE WET KINDERTRUST	Valmay Christine Smith	25.80091311 -29.10810669	No data	No data
Mangaung Metro	Pro active Dawn	The farm Dawn no. 827 and Portion 4 of the farm Maseru no.64	SCOTT FAMILIE TRUST	Tshepo Frans Mokoena	27.06749000 -29.17307400	0783 127 381	No Data
Mangaung Metro	Pro active Wildealskloof	Portion 1, 2, 3 of the farm Wildealskloof no 1205	UGAB INVESTMEMTS PTY LTD	Getrude Matsitso Bohloko, Goitse Griessel Ramakarane	26.25307200 -29.01989000	0828 112 958	No
Mangaung Metro	Bloemfontein Abattoir	Erf 21404, Bloemfontein	KAMBROSIG TWINTIG PTY LTD	Bloemfontein Abbatoir	26.26349734 -29.11134206	No data	No data
Mangaung Metro	Pro Active Helena	Helena Small Holding no 1, Portion 3 of the farm Helena no 1492	CAMACHO MANUEL GOMES	Ms Claurina Maleshoane Moiloa/ Lesedi La Setjhaba Welfare	26.01053453 -28.98808030	0732 307 934	No
Mangaung Metro	Pro Active Wonderkop	Portion 2 of the farm Wonderkop No. 17	JACOBS WILLIE GABIE	Mr Willie Gabi Jacobs	27.12348840 -29.26319457	825 308 992	No
Mangaung Metro	Pro active Middelkraal	Remaining Extent of the farm Middelkraal no 39, Portion 1 of the farm Middelkraal no 39, Portion 2 of the farm Middelkraal no 39, Remaining Extent of the farm Hope no 847, Portion 1 of the farm Hope no 847, The farm Faith no 997, The farm Rafidim no 1006, The farm Zenobia no 858.	MIDDELKRAAL PROPERTY TRUST	Ms Nandipha Jacobs (ZNZ Trust)	27.52200905 -29.17558202	0822 257 300	No
Mangaung Metro	Pro Active Rietfontein 368	The farm Jonkersdrift no 49, The farm Hiet Kruis no 261 and the farm Rietfontein no 368	FOURIE JAN GEORGE	Mrs Mpolai Justine Brislin	26.68337629 -28.94960326	No Data	No Data
Mangaung Metro	Pro Active Woonhuis	Portion 1 of the farm Kleinpunt no1345, Portion 3 of the farm Goudpond no 2614, The farm Woonhuis no 1450.	AMANDA DELNA DE FREITAS	Mr J C Cangiso	26.56912776 -29.14994792	0782 744 567	No
Mangaung Metro	Pro active Marigold	Remaining Extent of the farm Marigold no 2051, Portion 1 of the farm Marigold no 2051 and The farm Grasvlakte no 1618	TOKKIE GREEFF FAMILIE TRUST	Mr. Xolile Dasheka	No Data	0827 621 829	No
Mangaung Metro	Pro active Rietfontein	Portion 1 of the Remaining Extent of the farm Rietfontein no 107	LAKESIDE CITY TRADING 90 PTY LTD	Mr. John Lekhotla Thakhu	26.31688513 -29.20569824	0837 148 894	No
Mangaung Metro	Pro active Melorami	The farm Melorami no 547 and Portion 1 of the farm Fairview no. 531	LOURENS MARTHA CATHARINA JACOBA	Mr Taoe	26.39839036 -29.19791700	0834 221 898	No
Mangaung Metro	Pro active De Hoop	Portion 1 of the farm De Hoop no 320	DAVE NEL FAMILIETRUST	Kopanelo Primary Farming Co-operative	26.02320746 -29.21388687	0640 673 195	No
Mangaung Metro	Pro active Willows	Portion 1 of The farm Willows no2837	ZV BOERDERY CC	Chris Nyangintsimbi	26.07394538 -29.22037420	0823 396 238	No
Motheo	Pro active Georgina	Portion 2 of the farm Georgina 2150, Potion 5 of the farm Georgina no. 2150 and the farm Rosarum no. 2982	DIPALEMO INVESTMENT PTY LTD	Mr Dan Mosia	25.88506980 -28.96403172	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Pro active Smokkeldraai	The farm Smokkeldraai no. 405, The farm Kopje No. 403, Portion 1 of the farm Wilgedraai No. 226, Remaining Extent of the farm Wilgedraai No. 226 and Portion 3 of the farm Wilgedraai No. 226	HATTINGH FANTI BEKKER	Busang Letlaka, John Muller	27.05521533 -29.58479134	No Data	No Data
Mangaung Metro	Pro active Wellhope	The farm Wellhope no 2122	JOUBERT BATETRUST	Ms. Gabaikangwe Jeanette Gaba	25.82321154 -29.22530692	0827 848 899	No
Motheo	Pro-active Gilboa	Portion 3 of the farm Gilboa No.467, the Remaining Extent of the farm Gilboa No. 467and the farm Dundee No. 58	BOTHMA CORNELIUS ABRAHAM	National Government of the Republic of South Africa (Case Pending)	27.16760477 -29.32744120	0723 459 587	No
Motheo	Pro-active Bethel	Portion 1 of the farm Bethel No.17,Remaining Extent of the farm Bethel No. 17,The farm Inkerman No. 703 and the farm Crimea No. 51	BOTHMA CHARLOTTE MONICA	National Government of the Republic of South Africa (Case Pending)	27.17570911 -29.33478066	0824 069 023	No
Motheo	Molokoane Trust	The farm Damfontein No. 1427	ALLEN DROTSKE TESTAMENTERE TRUST	Molokoane Lindiwe Litlhare, Molokoane Refilwe Lehlohonolo, Mazibuko Andile, Visser Maraina, Mazibuko Nonhlanhla Claudia Trulove, Mazibuko Thembekile, Mazibuko Paballo Ntswaki, Tau Kariga Naomi and Tau Mokhotsi	26.35446404 -29.42278245	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Caledonia Farmers Group	The farm Caledonia No. 1065	ROHDE GUSTAV HEINRICH CHRISTIAN	Matsau Molefe, Matsau Malefetsane, Serabele Diphapang, Maleke Motshidisi, Serabele Maleshoane and Ranthako Motsidisi	27.37469719 -29.38675301	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Dikwangkwetla Family	The farm Klipdrift No. 2745	DIKWANGKWETLA FAMILY TRUST	Lekhoba Mokgejane, Lekgoba Mathato, Lekhoba Maseiso, Lekgoba Matshediso and Lekgoba Lisemelo	26.45607969 -29.28489172	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Lekhoba family Project	The farm BeginsEl No. 170	TAYLOR HENDRIK	Lekhoba Tsupa, Lekgoba Thabo and Lekhoba Dipuo	26.45679571 -29.34749287	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Tochgekregen Trust	The remaining extent of the farm Tochgekregen No. 594,Portion 1 of the farm Welbedacht No. 2149 and the remaining extent of the farm Welbedacht No. 2149	LIONSVLEY TRUST	Chabane Tumelo Johannes, Khuse Uveleleni Ben, Pienaar Isaac Thabiso, Sibala Molefi Hendricks, Molete Medupe Sous, Lodge Monnapule Zet, Tota Thabo Lucas, Molosi Marame Michael,Lekgare Bonakele Jan, Phohledi Tshediso Klaas, Mbangwa Mokete Michael Seeku Tobakae Daniel, Tsaye Senki Stephen, Jacobs Petrus, Nkodipo Zenzile Joseph, Molosi Piet Mathe, Mokhutsane Jonas, Majakoane Tatolo Albert, Makae Lekhotla Ben, Ledibane Daniel Opese, Sepala Mofunathela Richard, Magwebu Mani Ida, Tota Mathapelo Martha, Mosiako Baitshepile, Notshele Thumeka, Molosi Sarah, Tyanki Nombi,Matini Nomvula, Leeto Sellwane, Mokhonofane Magotsa, Msebenzi Shiwe, Sepala Nontozanele, Ranetla Ntshebo, Pienaar Matshidiso, Baartman Khuduga, Magwebu Nontsokolo, Magwebu Nompemelelo Mosia, Mahlomola Boesman, Mosia Magao Anastacia, Mosia Ruth Kelebogile, Mosia Diau Daniel, Mahuma Gustav Moshanti, Mahuma Iketse, Mahuma Boikanyo, Mahuma Kenosi Ezra	25.89509275 -28.98749124	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Phamotse Trust	The farm Goedverblyf No. 510	LOMBARD MARTHA BARENDINA	Maanelo Elija, Motsi Rakgabu and Mohau John Masitela	26.95578294 -29.50408192	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Litjamela Family Trust	Remaining Extent of the farm Blydschap No. 404	JOHAN CHRISTIAAN VAN ROOYEN	Litjamela Mamotsidisi, Litjamela Thabo, Litjamela Moses, Mmone Mamphane and Mmone Monnapula,	27.06640162 -29.56399897	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Kopanang Trust	Remaining Extent of the farm Glen Aven No.400,Remaining Extent of the farm Karreefontein No. 126 and remaining extent of the farm Stellaland NO. 233	JOHAN CHRISTIAAN VAN ROOYEN	Modise Mosekemang, Modise Mekgwe, Modise Kagisho, Modise Joalane, Lecoko Keneilwe, Tau Keloane, Lecoko Rebecca, Lecoko Modiehi, Letsoko Ntsoariseng and Lecoko Ditlhare	26.96702885 -29.63656288	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Remmoho Trust	Remaining Extent of the farm Zuidooshoek No. 100 and the farm Boschkloof No. 474	JOHAN CHRISTIAAN VAN ROOYEN	Molosi Baloi, Moloi Nono, Molusi Tefo, Thlakung Keabetswe, Modise Boitumelo, Ralethola Makemisho, Ralethola Mamonyenyane, Modise Pogisho, Leteane Limakatso	26.91627562 -29.61160528	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Pitseng Trust	The farm Morgenzon No. 27	VAUGHN VICTOR 2 ONTWIKKELINGS TRUST	Pitseng Tshediso, Pitse Sele, Pitseng Ntshilane, Tau Daniel,Thotela Mapule,Mosibili Ramelamu, Mosipili Teboho, Seqhala Mpho, Lepheane Mosele and Thotela Selwane	27.08967782 -29.54872921	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Togetherness Trusts	Portion 1 of the farm Geluksdam No. 549 and remaining extent of the farm Geluksdam No. 549	JOHAN CHRISTIAAN VAN ROOYEN	Tau Alfred, Tau Dikeledi, Tau Boitumelo, Tau Olebogeng, Ntholeng Nthatisi, Medupe Mittah, Medupe Ouma, Medupe Morwane, Medupe Keneilwe and Medupe Feikie	26.31761836 -27.76573630	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Driefontein Group Trust	The farm Oranje Kopje No. 469,the farm Driefontein No. 97 the farm Kleinvlei No. 532 and the farm Zoo-ALS-HET-IS No. 420	GOUWS BESIGHEIDS TRUST	Mothibeli Andrew Moliane, Puseletso Harriet Moliane, Shonki Maria Tladi, Seiso James Tladi, Thabo Samson Ntobo, Letebele Joseph Moiketsi, Pakiso Marry Moiketsi, Selloane Berenisi Ntobo, Litsietsi Julia Nooe and Molibeli Sedwel Nooe	27.23887018 -29.44572924	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Ramathe Project	Portion 1of the Farm Colinfield No.164	REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA	Ramathe Mosoeunyane Shadrack	26.78548968 -29.40830542	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Sekoto Trust	The farm Bestervlei No. 2740	KRUGER SUSANNA MARIA	Sekoto Molleloa Jane and Sekoto Lisizi Wilton	26.54270727 -29.29982708	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Tswabole Trust	Remaining Extent of the farm Kroonbult No. 914	MERAKA FARMING CC	Tswabole Ngaliphi Isaac, Tswabole Mabandla Jankie, Tswabole Fumane Herman, Tswabole Khethele Jeremia, Tswabole Agnes Malefu, Tswabole Mpho Angelina, Tswabole Songelwa Letia and Tswabole Mhlabase Margaret	27.12417474 -29.54393342	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Van Rooyen Trust	Remaining Extent of the farm Grasvallei No. 208, Portion 1 of the farm Grasvallei No. 208 and the farm Erfdraai No. 359	MOKUOANE ELIA LENYORA	Van Rooyen Adelaide, Phalatse Palesa, Phalatse Mpati, Hlelesoa Dibuseng, Hlelesoa Puseletso, Hlelesoa Mmamosa, Hlelesoa Morongoenyane, Phalatse Ralimo and Rampaleng Monaheng	27.19150115 -29.45319198	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Bophelong	Portion 11 of farm Sepane	NO INFORMATION	Mohloki Jacob Tshabalala, Fanane Lucas Tshabalala, Mamoorosi Paulinah Tshabalala, Mathabo Meriam Tshabalala and Tlaleng Cecilia Tshabalala	26.75239645 -29.19292235	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Mahlasedi Trust	Portion 1 of the farm Kaalspruit NO. 491	LANGVERWACHT TRUST	Tlali Tshidiso Justinus, Tlali Maphakisi Anastacia, Tlali Matlali Helen, Phakisi Moeketsi Joseph, Sefothane Elisa Puleng, Moremi Dijeng Martha, Selokoe Monyane Paulus, Sefatsa Mdikenkeng Lydia, Tlali Napo Nicolus and Phakisa Ntsane Paulus	26.23725816 -29.28851366	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Bafokeng Trust	Portion 6 of Farm Sepane	NO INFORMATION	Motumi Johannes Maile and Sepokane Petrus Maile	26.68271387 -29.15328736	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Thusong Trust	Portion of 18 Farm Sepane	NO INFORMATION	Theepe Mahloko Kataniel, Sehloho Tobololo Paulus, Sehloho Mojalefa John and Theepe Segomoco	26.72589535 -29.18503586	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Pro active Fortuna	Portion 1 of the farm Elizabethfontein No. 124, The farm Fortuna No. 363, the Annex Fortuna No.366 and the farm Politiek No. 394	ELIZABETH JACOBA VAN TONDER	Katriena Jason	26.89569334 -29.68135053	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Pro active Balmacara	The farm Balmacara No. 14 and the farm Kimberley No. 4258	CALITZ HENDRIK CHRISTIAAN	Daniel Molangoanyane	27.15923978 -29.92342264	No Data	No Data
Motheo	Pro active Hamokatiba	Portion 1 of the farm Donkerhoek No. 468,the farm Holywell No. 42,Remaining Extent of the farm Excelsior No. 378,Remaining Extent of Goldamnn's Rust No. 320,the farm Warwick No. 334,the farm Ontevrede No. 236, the farm Bloemhof No. 322,the farm Paradys No. 321, the farm Annex Paradys No. 437,the farm De Beers No. 104 and the farm Bultfontein No. 236	CALITZ HENDRIK CHRISTIAAN	Elton Jacobs	27.13994411 -29.90985956	No Data	No Data
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro active Kromelboog	Remaining Extent of the farm Kromelboog No. 264,Portion 1 of the farm Kromelboog No. 264,Remaining Extent of the farm Pronklaagte No. 472,Portion 5 of the farm Gastvrij No. 795 and the farm Lappie Alleen No. 474	JACOBUS CLAASEN FAMILIE TRUST	Mlangeni Lwandle Abel	29.50022578 -27.38120314	0725470243	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro-Active Bronkorsfontein	Portion 5 of the farm Brokhorstfontein No. and Portion 8 of the farm Bronkhortsfontein No.	JACKSON JOHANNA ETHRESIA	Velaphi Isaac Makate	28.08192992 -27.94648421	0721 599 399	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro active Heidelberg	Remaining Extent of the farm Guarrihoek No. 111,the farm Winderpan No. 1917 and Portion 1 of the farm Heidelberg No. 1242	PAUL STEYN BOERDERY PTY LTD	Motsie Mopedi	28.95166364 -27.83349360	0824949702	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro active Happydale	The farm Happydale No. 1030,the farm Paddy No. 1029 and remaining extent of the farm Klipfontein No. 1387	NOMIC 200 PTY LTD	Msimanga Bongani Petros,Mdhluli Mhlokonye Alfred	29.57995500 -27.82400700	0799957740	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Mbele Family Trust	(Portion 23 of the farm 1903) Portion 1 of the farm Danielru No. 1.05	NO INFORMATION	Mbele Tjabolo Ephraim, Mbele Menyana Elizabeth, Mbele Ester, Mbele Nthepa Elina, Mbele Matshepiso Selina, Mbele Ntombizonke Emily and Mbele Kenki Lydia	28.88228479 -28.30023219	No data	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro active Sterkstroom	Portion 3 of the farm Sterkstroom No. 1323	OLIVIER ILSE	Mahlaba Samuel		0793 660 012	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro active Lelievlei	The farm Lelievlei No. 876,the farm Kafferkraal No. 558 and the farm Langdeel No. 490	OLIVIER ILSE	Oorlog M Motaung	29.15401384 -27.61011364	0762 141 227	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Mofokeng Project	The farm Onverwacht No. 383	RANDALL JOHANNA HENDRINA-TRUSTEES	Mofokeng Khanyane Moses, Mofokeng Mongala Shadrack, Mofokeng Mosebetsi Titus, Mofokeng Mpotseng Partcia, Mofokeng Sekola Titus Mofokeng Mmapule Maureen and Mofokeng Thandi Sarah	27.92800445 -27.73527723	No data	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Uitzight Project	Remaining Extent of the farm Uitzight No. 509	SINCLAIR FAMILIE TRUST	Beukes Leticia Luzetta Johanna, Kotze Jo-Anne Elize Catherine, Krog Chireen, Jansen Lu-Ellen, Goliath Isaac Babie, Beukes Jan, Beukes Margaret Bella and Beukes Cathy Jaqueline	27.55672037 -28.30029478	No data	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro-Active Gastvrij	The farm Gastvrij No. 795 and Portion 4 of the farm Gasvrij No. 795	PICOLLO TRUST	Lucas Mlengi Msiza	29.48157361 -27.46275026	0827 735 071	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro-Active Fialy	Portion 3 of the Remaining Extend of the farm Fialy No. 1441	BLUE LOUNGE TRADING 46 PTY LTD	Mabesile Petrus Moruti	27.93468000 -28.30479300	0729 596 638	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro-Active Nelson's Hoek	Portion 2 of the farm Nelson's Hoek No. 229	ATLANTIS GAME FARMS BUSINESS TRUST	Muzizi Mthembu	29.45270355 -28.20784991	0824 949 702	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro active Ruigtefontein	Portion 1 of the farm Ruigtefontein No. 24	BARRETT FRANK PETER	Mpiti Moeketsi Meshack	27.69498899 -28.58718891	No data	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Prot active Rondekraal	The farm Rondekraal No. 896 Remaining Extent of the farm Verdun No. 895	GERHARDUS WILHELMUS VAN NIEKERK	Molantwa Samuel Mofokeng	27.90898076 -28.50269511	0727 598 059	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro active Bethel	The farm Tempe No. 685,The farm Harmonie No. 689 and the farm Bethel No. 7	HILLSIDE BOERDERY TRUST	Thabo Moloi	27.89450679 -28.53674559	078 2304 058/083 8962 780	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro active Zorgvliet	The farm Zorgvliet No. 1279,Portion 5 of the farm Quo Vadis No. 1138 and Remaining Extent of the farm Dankbaar No. 1307	ZULULAND FARMERS SUPPLIES CC	Moltloung Moeti Abel	29.14428344 -27.40630097	0834 402 351	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro active Makkawaanbank	The farm Makkawaanbank No.134 and the farm Langspruit No. 398	LAKESIDE BUTCHERY TRUST	Mphashe Ezekiel Bolofo	27.56889844 -28.10727716	No data	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro active Genade	The farm Genade No. 980	PTYPROPS 101 PTY LTD	Booi John Sethojana	28.07742388 -28.74640940	076 2048 924/082 3901 356	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro active Spitskop	The remaining extent of the farm Spitskop No. 1652, The farm Harmonie no. 1438, Goedehoop No. 1439, Willempie No. 159, Afgunst No. 610, Dip No. 302, Drift No. 299, Santiago No. 201.	PAUL STEYN BOERDERY PTY LTD	Tshitise Reuben Mosiane	28.87149467 -27.77674621	0825 569 206	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro active Hanbury	The farm Hanbury no. 520	VAN NIEKERK BESIGHEIDSTRUST	Lesole David Thamae	27.76747043 -28.62061144	0768 221 513	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro active Corea	Portion 1 of the farm Corea no 41 The farm Lusthof no. 1061 and the farm De Echo no 59	JACOBSZ SUSAN	Mr Petrus Mmoledi Moloi and Mr Brand Petrus Selekane		0721 535 791	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro active Dorpsgrond	The farm Hilgrad Steyn no. 1046 and Portion 19 of the farm Dorpsgrond Van Reitz no 584	SMOLCIC BOERDERY CC	Mr Jeremane Abie Mahlaba	28.47833435 -27.77908704	0795 815 681	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro active Weltevrede	The farm Weltevrede No. 761, The farm Riviera no.759 and The farm Hoekbult no 758	FOX HERBERT JOHN	Mr Lerema JohannesNhlapho	27.75137995 -28.93044572	No data	No data
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro Active Bethanie	The farm Beginsel no.698, The farm Delta no.1336, The farm Fraaiuitzicht no 121, Portion 2 of the farm Frikki;s Rust no. 810, Remaining Extent of the farm Frikki;s Rust no 810, Portion 1 of the farm Gemsbokhoek no 269, Remaining Extent of the farm Gembokshoek no 269, Portion 1 of the farm Gembokhoeksberg no 1364, The farm Onverwacht no 1012, Portion 1&2 of the farm Oribie Fontein no 270, Remaining Extent of the farm Quaggakop no 629, The farm Reebokskloof no 373, Portion 1 & 2 of the farm Springbok no. 1011, Remaining Extent of the farm Springbok no 1011, Portion 1 of the farm Twyfel Hoek no 22, Portion 1 of the farm Uitvlugt no 227, Portion 3 of the Remaining Extent of the farm Uitvlugt no 227, Portion 4 of the farm Uitvlugt no 227, Farm Voortrekker no 1010, Farm Waterstroom no 631, Remaining Extent of the Welgelegen no.53, The farm Wertenberg no 630.	TERRA NOIGH PTY LTD	Mr Isaac Motaung, Ms Rosy Molete-Matlanyane, Mr Joseph Ramanamane, Mr Bethuel Setai (LEASED HECTARES 4331.8378)	29.35743650 -27.40049506	824521734, 079 6225 252, 082 4429075, 082 8888 137, and 084 2776 602	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro active Palmietfontein	Remaining Extent of the farm Palmietfontein no 5, Portion 1 0f the farm Palmietfontein no 1 and the farm Mac Pherson no 1450	MARTINUS CHRISTOFFEL VAN AARDE	Mr Phillip Nyabela Mofokeng/ Mr Mohau Arthur Tshabalala	27.95452500 -28.33084000	082 4514657 and 0736795360	No
Thabo Mofutsanyana	Pro active Bloemhof	Remaining Extent of the farm Bloemhof no 365 and Portion 1 of the farm Bloemhof no 365	EMANNUEL TRUST	Farm workers	29.21825007 -28.33608480	0827 197 016	No
Xhariep	Pro-Active Enon	The farm Enon no. 1072 and the farm Novo no. 562	ENON TRUST	Papa Setlaba & Mr Siko	26.80663393 -30.38799748	No data	No data
Xhariep	Ndokolo Family Trusts	Portion 1 of the farm Blaauwheuvel No. 425	ENGELBRECHT PIETER IMAN BOEIJE	Ndlokolo Pindo Stoffel and Ndlokolo Geelbooi	25.06936978 -29.41334166	No data	No data
Xhariep	Senti and Family	The farm Koffykuil No. 106 and Remaining Extent of the farm St. Elmo No. 113	BARNARD CHRISTINA CAROLINA	Senti April, Senti Tsokolo, Senti Sabata, Senti Moholo, Senti Tshidiso Alfred, Mthyolo Nosingo, Senti Dieketseng, Senti Karabo, Senti Mathabiso and Senti Leah Noseka	24.75202961 -29.75533242	No data	No data
Xhariep	Mnyameni Trust	The farm Eskol No. 560	HENRIETTA ELIZABETH VAN ZYL	Mnyameni Xoliswa Agnes, Mnyameni Nomatemba Everlyn, Mnyamenit Nondlela Everlyn, Mnyameni Zwelikude David, Mnyameni Vuyani Arnold, Mnyameni Puseletso Anastacia, Mnyameni Nontsizi Anna, Monyameni Mthimkhulu Johannes and Mnyameni Mnyamezine Joseph	27.16079493 -30.37290542	No data	No data
Xhariep	Wakaba Trust	The farm Rheebokhoek No. 479 and the farm Bothaskop No. 464	RICO BASSON BELEGGINGSTRUST	Wakaba Velile Siza, Wakaba Nomava Beauty, Wakaba Ntobeko, Wakaba Thozamile Vuyo, Wakaba Palesa, Taliwe Irene Koleka, Wakaba Lulama Velile, Wakaba Delilia Dawn, Wakaba Siko and Taliwe Nokuzola	26.38121758 -30.52245224	No data	No data
Xhariep	Kutwana Trust	The farm Rivesdal No. 559	ROODEPLAAT LODGE CC	Thabo Johannes Kutwana, Matsiliso Lydia Kutwana, Mokgelowa Daniel Kutoene, Nthabiseng Portia Kutwana, Makutuana Elizabeth Kutuana and Mamokete Kutwana	27.14856573 -30.37884876	No data	No data
Xhariep	Barnes Family Project	Remaining Extent of the farm Erfdeel No. 320 ,Portion 1 of the farm Erfdeel No. 320 and Portion 1of the farm Kalkwal No. 23	C F BOTHA BOERDERY CC	William Joseph Barnes, Catherine Elizabeth Tlhapane, Charlene Louise Van Wyk, Chrischanda Theresa Alvercia Williams, Lorraine Sharon Barnes, Anthony Jacobus Barnes, Christian Dawid Barnes , Ellie Barnes and Martha De Koker	25.01908837 -29.09560949	No data	No data
Xhariep	Mabokwe Trust	The farm Kleinfontein No. 151	KLEINFONTEIN BOERDERY TRUST	MABOKHWE FAMILY TRUST	26.05736759 -30.45172416	No data	No data
Xhariep	Tswelopele Trust	Portion 1 of the farm Tweefontein No. 508	PRETORIUS HESTER ELSJE MARIA	TSWELOPELE FAMILY TRUST	26.04896720 -30.49881677	No data	No data
Xhariep	Donovan Farm Workers	Remaining Extent of the farm Donovanskop No. 210	PRETORIUS CATHARINA MAGDALENA	Sahome Tunu Phillip, Pii Ramajwe Andries, Jilose Tshokolo Johnson, Vlarolloane Ntibo, Jilose Pulane Anna and Sahome Thandi	No data	No data	No data
Xhariep	Jacobs Trust	The farm Bestersdam No. 5	SANTELL FAMILIE TRUST	Jacobs Graham Dawid, Jacobs Charlene Esmerelda, Jacobs Eschwell Danver, Jacobs Frank Ruben, Jacobs Dernile Angela, Fredericks Rosey Ann, Fredericks Ralph, Hoofmeester Yvonne Jane, Sunnye Sue-Ann Louw, Mathese Ronel Riana, Jacobs Ben Roger, Jacobs Dorothy Jomaitha, Dhupli Yasmin, Norkie Alex, Norkie Billy Wilsley and Alexander Jodene Chandre	26.89142974 -29.52730175	No data	No data
Xhariep	MakapaTrust	Remaining Extent of the farm Alida No. 543	SANTELL FAMILIE TRUST	Makapa Trust	No data	No data	No data
Xhariep	Kortdom Trust	Portion 1of the farm Frederiks-fontein No. 65,Portion 4 of the farm Die pan No. 1083 and Portion 1 of the farm Bozrah No. 449	BROOKS FAMILIE TRUST	KORDOM TRUST	24.50012436 -29.56095731	No data	No data
Xhariep	Pro active Blauwbank	Remaining Extent of the farm Blauwbank No. 19	BLAAWBANK BOERDERY CC	Republic of South Africa	24.84326600 -29.28742100	No data	No data
Xhariep	Pro active Spitskop	The farm Spitskop No. 330 and the farm Fonteije No. 208	BOUWER WYNAND STEPHANUS	Vincent Eric Beans	25.97926921 -29.49958388	No data	No data
Xhariep	Pro active Aloekop	The farm Aloekop No. 662	PALMIETFONTEIN TRUST	NATIONAL GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA	24.76832281 -29.55042059	No data	No data
Xhariep	Pro active Oudefontein	The farm Oudefontein No. 29, Portion 2 of the farm Oudefontein No. 29, Portion 3 of the Remaining Extent of the farm Oudefontein No. 29, Portion 4 of the farm Oudefontein No. 29, Portion 1 of the farm Begintzel No. 265, Portion of the farm Wildebeestdam No. 263, The farm Driehoek No. 269, The farm Hartebeestnek No. 270, The farm Heimwek No. 267,	HAJE AGRI TRUST	Lefa Tlhapuletsa	24.96078822 -29.28842134	No data	No data
Xhariep	Pro active Eureka	Remaining Extent of the farm Eureka No. 870, Portion 1 of the farm Eureka No. 870, the farm Nooitgedacht No.418,the farm Uitkyk No. 1152 and the farm De Rust No. 396	ZURICH HERMAN	NATIONAL GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA	25.12711339 -29.22266451	No data	No data
Xhariep	Pro Active Riet River Settlement East	Riet River Settlement East No. 201	VLINDERSLAG BELEGGINGS PTY LTD	Ms Tebogo Gladys Ditsebe	24.65545632 -29.09656425	No data	No data
Xhariep	Pro Active Deelpan	The farm Deelpan no 1867, The farm Mazzel no 1608, Remaining Extent of the farm Honingkopje no 354, Remaining Extent of the farm Welgelegen no 498, Portion 1 of the farm Welgelegen no 498.	BIZ AFRICA TRUST	NATIONAL GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA	25.73588913 -29.17157628	No data	No data
Xhariep	Pro active Micah	Remaining Extent of the farm Micah no 364	MOUTON CHRISTIAAN JOHANNES	NATIONAL GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA	26.91671069 -29.66589646	No data	No data
Xhariep	Pro active Eldorado	Farm Eldorado no 2916	ALOEDALE TRUST	Mr Mope Makara	25.83018230 -29.29252210
Xhariep	Pro - Active Tweelingpan	The farms Tweeling Pan No.1117, Tweeling Pan "A"No.1214 and Portion 2 of the farm Klipdrift No.462	REDELI FAMILIE TRUST	Augustina Nomthandazo March	-28.959662 25.455241	0720258986	No
Xhariep	Pro - Active Oberon	The farms Oberon No. 253 and the farm Klein Vooruitzicht No. 238	MICHIEL VAN NIEKERK FAMILIE TRUST	Ms Mpho Khoabane	-28.936507 25.028009
Xhariep	Pro- Active Kareeboom	Remianing Extent of Portion 0 of the farm Karreeboom No. 216	KAREEBOOM BOERDERY TRUST	Mr. Mpho Moloi	-29.315971 25.823003	0827920752	No
Xhariep	Pro- Active Kleinplaats	Remaining Extent of the farm Kleinplaats No. 152, Remaining Extent of the farm Stillerust No. 144, Portion 0 of the farm Kleinplaats A No. 161, Remaining Extent of the farm Mooikloof No. 253	MAARTENS HERMAN FRANCOIS	Mr. Luka Vent	S 29° 74' 33.00" E 26° 19' 80.00"	0835303975	No

24 May 2018 - NW1226

Van der Westhuizen, Mr AP to ask the Minister of Higher Education and Training

(1)What (a) are the reasons that certain trades with large employment numbers in the economy, such as joiners, plasterers and bricklayers, make relatively little use of the facilities of the Institute for the National Development of Learnerships, Employment Skills and Labour Assessments (Indlela) and (b) plans and targets have been developed to increase the numbers; (2) how is her department assuring that consistent assessment standards are guaranteed when assessors are required to undertake as few as one or two assessments per annum; (3) how are the full-time and part-time assessors used by Indlela sourced, remunerated and capacitated; (4) has she found that the equipment used during the assessment of apprentices is of a comparable standard and age to that which is generally used by the various industrial sectors for which tests are conducted; if not, what steps are being taken to overcome the challenges; (5) what amount has been raised by Indlela in accommodation fees for the (a) 2016-17 and (b) 2017-18 financial years?

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Reply:

1. (a) The main reason for the proportional lesser use of the INDLELA facility for the bricklayer, plasterer, joiner and others trades is attributed to a positive policy change which established a common trade test certificate in terms of section 26D of the Skills Development Act (SDA). The common trade test certificate is for all qualifying artisan candidates and is issued by the Quality Council for Trades and Occupations (QCTO) since 2015.

The lesser use of INDLELA in 2004 can also be attributed to the amendment of the SDA to decentralise trade testing to Sector Education and Training Authority (SETA) accredited trade test centres. Since then INDLELA largely tested candidates in terms of section 28 of the Manpower Training Act (MTA) before it was repealed.

The repeal of the MTA in 2015 brought about a single trade test certificate in terms of section 26D of the SDA. All accredited trade test centres, including INDLELA, are able to test all types of trades and candidates.

Until the 2014/15 financial year, INDLELA was the main national trade test centre. Section 28 candidates who made up the bulk of the numbers mentioned above were largely from the Eastern Cape, Limpopo, KwaZulu-Natal, North West and Mpumalanga. The transition to a common trade test certificate dispensation and the implementation of section 11(5) of the Trade Test Regulations 2015, allows for all aspiring candidates all over the country to do a trade test at any accredited trade test centre in the country, not only at INDLELA.

(b) INDLELA has since shifted its priorities to focus on the trades in high demand. The Department is doing the following in order to increase participation:

(i) An integrated public awareness campaign focusing on the Decade of the Artisan and the World Skills South Africa competitions at Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges. The campaign aims to sensitise communities, learners and accredited training centres about the exciting careers in artisanship, including those with a declining uptake and the low cost of trade tests at INDLELA.

(ii) From year-to-year, the trade test fees structure at INDLELA is maintained as low as possible (between R250 and R400 depending on different trades) in order to encourage poor and low-income individuals to use INDLELA.

(iii) Since INDLELA uses only full-time permanently employed assessors, it depends on accredited training centres to send candidates to INDLELA for assessment in order to optimally use its assessors throughout the year. In spite of the inability of INDLELA to prescribe the numbers coming from these accredited training centres, it is projected that for the next five years (2018/19 to 2022/23) INDLELA’s trade test numbers on these trades will increase by approximately 10% per annum.

2. The National Artisan Moderation Body (NAMB) ensures that each accredited Trade Test Centre (including INDLELA) maintains internal moderation. This is further quality assured through the external moderation done by NAMB itself. Because of a large number of accredited trade test centres (435 in the 2017/18 financial year), NAMB frequently conducts quality assurance at these trade test centres to ensure that set standards of trade testing are maintained.

3. INDLELA assessors are full-time employees of the Department of Higher Education and Training, and are recruited and remunerated in terms of the Public Service Act, 1994 (No. 103 of 1994) and the Department’s policy on recruitment. Newly appointed assessors are mentored and monitored by experienced assessors and moderators before conducting assessments individually to ensure that quality is maintained. Through the Performance Management and Development System, the Department provides assessors with an opportunity to develop a personal development plan, which is aimed at addressing the skills needed to improve individual and organisational performance.

4. All trade tests conducted at INDLELA and other accredited trade test centres are aligned to the existing training schedules and requirements. It is a standard requirement that all trade tests must be aligned with the training content and the necessary equipment of the respective trade. The current trade testing equipment at INDLELA is sufficient for testing historical/legacy trades but not for the testing of the newly listed trade occupations.

To address this challenge, INDLELA has developed a recapitalisation plan, which focuses on improving infrastructure, workshop machinery, equipment and information technology over a 4-year period from 2017/18 to 2020/21. The sources of funding for the plan are SETA donations, which to date have contributed R23 million.

5. In the 2016/17 financial year, an amount of R394 933.00 was raised in accommodation and meals, and R397 991.00 in the 2017/18 financial year.

23 May 2018 - NW1325

Ross, Mr DC to ask the Minister of Finance

Whether, with regard to the National Treasury’s report on the State of Procurement spent in National and Provincial Departments for the 2017-18 financial year, a submission in terms of National Treasury’s Annual Performance report, he will furnish Mr D C Ross with copies in Excel format of the list of the names of persons who did not disclose their financial interest?

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Reply:

Disclosure of financial interests is overseen by the Department of Public Service and Administration (DPSA) which will be best positioned to provide Mr D C Ross with a list of names of persons who did not disclose their financial interests.

23 May 2018 - NW1488

Ollis, Mr IM to ask the Minister of Tourism

(1)Whether, with reference to the reply of the President, Mr C M Ramaphosa, to the debate on the State of the Nation Address on 22 February 2018 to implement lifestyle audits, (a) he, (b) senior management service members in his department and/or (c) any of the heads of entities reporting to him have undergone a lifestyle audit in the past three financial years; if not, have any plans been put in place to perform such audits; if so, in each case, what are the details of the (i) date of the lifestyle audit, (ii) name of the person undergoing the audit, (iii) name of the auditing firm conducting the audit and (iv) outcome of the audit; (2) Whether he will furnish Mr I M Ollis with copies of the lifestyle audit reports?

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Link

Reply:

1. Implementation of lifestyle audits the past three financial years:

No, the Department and its entity (SAT) has not performed any lifestyle audits in the past three financial years.

If not, have any plans put in place to perform such audits:

No, the Department and its entity (SAT) has not developed any plans to conduct such audits in this financial year.

If so what is the detail? Not applicable

(i) Date of the lifestyle audit: Not applicable

(ii) Name of person undergoing the audit: Not applicable

(iii) Name of the audit firm: Not applicable

(iv) Outcome of the audit Not applicable

(2). Whether he will furnish Mr I M Ollis with copies of the lifestyle audit reports? Not Applicable.

23 May 2018 - NW829

Boshoff, Ms SH to ask the Minister of Basic Education

With reference to her reply to question 126 on 28 February 2018, what (a) is the name of each special school for the deaf in each province, (b) number of (i) learners are registered and (ii) appropriately trained educators teach at each specified school, (c) subjects are offered at each school and (d) is the highest Grade offered at each school?

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Reply:

(a), (b)(i), (b)(ii), (c) and (d)

Table 1 indicates the number of learners in special schools for the deaf and subjects offered. Please note that there are schools that did not upload learner enrolment or subjects offered.

Note 1: * indicates schools with no subject.

Note 2: # indicates schools with no learners.

Table 1: List of Special Schools for the Deaf, by province, learner numbers, educators trained, subjects offered and highest Grade, in 2017

Province	EMIS Number	(a) Institution Name	(b)(i) Number of learners	(b)(ii) Number of Educators Appropriately Trained	(c) Subjects offered	(d) Last Grade offered
*WC	105309608	MARY KIHN SCHOOL	76	7		Gr7
WC	105314633	DOMINIKAANSE SKOOL VIR DOWES	233	8	Computer Applications Technology, Consumer Studies, Design, English First Additional Language, Life Orientation, Mathematical Literacy, Tourism	Gr 12
*WC	106000108	NOLUTHANDO SCH. FOR THE DEAF	302	9		Gr 9
WC	130315604	DE LA BAT-SKOOL	211	8	Afrikaans First Additional Language, Computer Applications Technology, Consumer Studies, Design, Engineering Graphics and Design, English First Additional Language, English Second Additional Language, Life Orientation, Life Sciences, Mathematical Literacy, Visual Arts	Gr 12
WC	130334626	NUWE HOOP-SENTRUM	347	5	Accounting, Afrikaans First Additional Language, Business Afrikaans, Business English, Business Practice, Computer Application Technology, Computer Practice and Typing Techniques, Consumer Studies, Engineering Graphics and Design, Engineering Science, English Second Additional Language, Hotel keeping and Catering, Life Orientation, Mathematical Literacy, Mathematics N1, Mathematics N2, Metalwork, Small Business Management and Entrepreneurship, Woodwork	Gr 9
EC	200100648	REUBIN BIRIN SCHOOL	117	10	Accounting, Arts and Culture, Computer Applications Technology, Economic Management Sciences, English First Additional Language, Hospitality Studies, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematical Literacy, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology, Social Sciences, Technology	Gr 10
EC	200200819	ST THOMAS	239	11		Gr 12
EC	200401369	EFATA SCHOOL	336	13	Arts and Culture, Business Studies, Civil Technology, Economic Management Sciences, Engineering Graphics and Design, English First Additional Language, English Home Language, History, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematical Literacy, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology, Social Sciences, Technology, Tourism	Gr 12
EC	200501449	SIVE SCHOOL	156	14	Arts and Culture, Economic Management Sciences, English First Additional Language, English Home Language, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, Technology	Gr 9
NC	300010705	RE TLAMELENG SPECIAL SCHOOL	156	15	Arts and Culture, Business Studies, Civil Technology, Computer Applications Technology, Economic Management Sciences, Economics, English First Additional Language, English Home Language, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematical Literacy, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology, Setswana Home Language, Social Sciences, Technology, Tourism	Gr 12
FS	443907315	BARTIMEA SPEC	345	28	Accounting, Afrikaans Second Additional Language, Afrikaans First Additional Language, Business Studies, Computer Applications Technology, Consumer Studies, Economic Management Sciences, Economics, English First Additional Language, English Home Language, History, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematical Literacy, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology, Sesotho Home Language, Setswana Home Language, Social Sciences, Technology, Visual Arts	Gr 12
FS	445109060	THIBOLOHA SPEC	354	17	Arts and Culture, Business Studies, Computer Applications Technology, Economic Management Sciences, Economics, English First Additional Language, History, Hospitality Studies, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology, Sesotho Home Language, Social Sciences, Technology, Visual Arts	Gr 12
KZN	500125467	DURBAN SCHOOL FOR HEARING IMPAIRED	225	8	Economic Management Sciences, English First Additional Language, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology, Social Sciences, Technology	Gr 9
KZN	500145632	FULTON SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF	109	8	Arts and Culture, Computer Applications Technology, Consumer Studies, Design, Economic Management Sciences, Engineering Graphics and Design, English First Additional Language, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematical Literacy, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology, Social Sciences, Technology, Visual Arts	Gr 12
KZN	500162282	INDALENI SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF	195	8	Arts and Culture, Economic Management Sciences, English First Additional Language, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology, Social Sciences, Technology	Gr 9
*KZN	500164576	INKANYEZI TRAINING CENTRE	435	6		Gr 9
*KZN	500183853	KWATHINTWA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF	362	9		Gr 12
KZN	500183890	KWAVULINDLEBE SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF	67	8	Economic Management Sciences, English First Additional Language, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology, Social Sciences, Technology	Gr 7
KZN	500190883	BUMBISIZWE SPECIAL	206	6	Arts and Culture, Economic Management Sciences, English First Additional Language, IsiZulu Home Language, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology, Social Sciences, Technology	Gr 7
KZN	500276131	ST MARTIN DE PORRES COMPREHENSIVE	405		Arts and Culture, Business Studies, Computer Applications Technology, Consumer Studies, Economic Management Sciences, English First Additional Language, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematical Literacy, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology, Religion Studies, Social Sciences, Technology, Tourism	Gr 12
KZN	500290783	V N NAIK SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF	255	8	Arts and Culture, Business Studies, Computer Applications Technology, Consumer Studies, Dramatic Arts, Economic Management Sciences, English First Additional Language, Hospitality Studies, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematical Literacy, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology, Social Sciences , Technology, Visual Arts	Gr 12
KZN	500293484	VULEKA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF	338	14	Arts and Culture, Computer Applications Technology, Consumer Studies, Dramatic Arts, Economic Management Sciences, Geography, Life Orientation, Life Sciences, Life Skills, Mathematical Literacy, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology, Social Sciences, Technology, Visual Arts	Gr 12
KZN	500304658	INKAYISO SCHOOL FOR LSEN	383	4	Afrikaans First Additional Language, Afrikaans Home Language, English First Additional Language, English Home Language, IsiZulu Home Language, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematics ,Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology	Gr 6
NW	600102377	KUTLWANONG	264	33	Arts and Culture, Economic Management Sciences, English First Additional Language, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematics, Natural Sciences ,Social Sciences, Technology	Gr 10
NW	600102380	NORTH WEST SECONDARY	86	5	Accounting, Arts and Culture, Business Studies, Computer Applications Technology, Economic Management Sciences, English First Additional Language, English Second Additional Language, Hospitality Studies, Life Orientation, Life Sciences, Life Skills, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, Technology	Gr 10
GP	700110254	M.C. KHARBAI SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF	413	17	Arts and Culture, Business Studies, Computer Applications Technology, Economic Management Sciences, Economics, English First Additional Language, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematical Literacy, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology, Social Sciences, Technology, Tourism	Gr 10
GP	700231456	TRANSORANJE-SKOOL VIR DOWES	200	14	Economic Management Sciences, English First Additional Language, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematics, Natural Sciences and Technology, SiSwati Home Language, Afrikaans First Additional Language	Gr 12
GP	700240648	DOMINICAN SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF	365	25	Agricultural Sciences, Arts and Culture, Economic Management Sciences, English First Additional Language, English Home Language, Hospitality Studies, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology, Religion Studies, Social Sciences, Technology	Gr 11
GP	700240689	FILADELFIA	525	8	Accounting, Afrikaans First Additional Language, Arts and Culture, Business Studies, Computer Applications Technology, Consumer Studies, Economic Management Sciences, Economics, Electrical Technology, Engineering Graphics and Design, English First Additional Language, English Home Language, History, IsiXhosa Home Language, IsiZulu Home Language, Life Orientation , Life Sciences, Mathematical Literacy, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Physical Sciences, Sepedi Home Language, Sesotho Home Language, Setswana Home Language, SiSwati Home Language, Technology, Tourism, Tshivenda Home Language, Visual Arts, Xitsonga Home Language	Gr 12
*#GP	700151654	ST VINCENT		10
GP	700251900	SIZWILE SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF	334		Arts and Culture, Computer Applications Technology, Economic Management Sciences, Engineering Graphics and Design, English First Additional Language, English Home Language, Hospitality Studies, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematical Literacy, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology, Social Sciences, Technology, Tourism	Gr 12
*GP	700341560	EKURHULENI SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF	299	18		Gr 9
*#MP	800028829	KAMAGUGU		4		Gr7
*#MP	800021121	SILINDOKUHLE		6		Gr7
*#MP	800029355	WOLVENKOP		3		Gr3
*#MP	800001743	BUKHOSIBETFU		6		Gr8
*MP	800012740	MARIETJIE SKOOL	296	2		Gr 5
LP	915531221	YINGISANI PRIMARY	180	10	Arts and Culture, English First Additional Language, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology, Social Sciences, Technology	Gr 7
LP	922223479	SETOTOLWANE SECONDARY	328	17	Accounting, Business Studies, Computer Applications Technology, Consumer Studies, Economic Management Sciences, Economics, English First Additional Language, Geography, History, Life Orientation, Life Sciences, Life Skills, Mathematical Literacy, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology, Sepedi Home Language, Social Sciences, Technology, Tourism, Xitsonga Home Language	Gr 12
LP	924651781	BOSELE SCHOOL	325	16	Arts and Culture, Economic Management Sciences , English First Additional Language, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology, Sepedi Home Language, Social Sciences, Technology, Tshivenda Home Language, Tshivenda Home Language	Gr 7
LP	930320346	TSHILIDZINI SCHOOL	377	9	Arts and Culture, Economic Management Sciences, English First Additional Language , Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology, Social Sciences, Technology	Gr 7
*LP	991103202	SEDIBENG	89	4		Gr 7
#KZN	500448810	KHULANI SPECIAL SCHOOL (2017)			Arts and Culture , English First Additional Language, IsiZulu First Additional Language, IsiZulu Home Language, Life Orientation, Life Skills, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology, Social Sciences, Technology	Gr 7

Source: 2017 LURITS

23 May 2018 - NW1433

Matsepe, Mr CD to ask the Minister of Basic Education

With regard to the provision of sanitary towels to schools in (a) Thabazimbi, (b) Lephalale, (c) Bela-Bela, (d) Modimolle and (e) Mookgophong, (i) which schools are receiving stock and (ii) what (aa) number of learners in each school are benefitting from this initiative, (bb) are the time frames for monitoring the provision of the sanitary towels by her department and (cc) number of schools are in need of sanitary towels in the above areas?

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Reply:

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 province as such information may be in their possession.

23 May 2018 - NW909

Tshwaku, Mr M to ask the Minister of Basic Education

(a) What number of schools did not comply with the schools norms and standards for infrastructure set out by her department and (b) in each case, what (i) is the name and location of the school and (ii) are the reasons for non-compliance (aa) in the (aaa) 2014, (bbb) 2015, (ccc) 2016 and (ddd) 2017 academic years and (bb) since 1 January 2018?

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Reply:

a) The table below indicates the number of schools which did not comply with the three year target for Norms and Standards.

PROVINCE	Schools without Sanitation	Schools without electricity	Schools without Water	Inappropriate material
Eastern Cape	25	105	0	205
Free State	0	0	0	15
Gauteng	0	0	0	26
KwaZulu-Natal	0	115	0	3
Limpopo	0	0	0	0
Mpumalanga	0	0	0	0
North West	0	0	0	0
Northern Cape	0	0	0	24
Western Cape	0	0	0	0
Total	25	220	0	273

Eastern Cape still has twenty five (25) schools without sanitation. However, these are at different stages of implementation.
All schools have been provided with some form of electricity, either through grid connection, solar, generator or other means of electricity provision. The sector is however, continuously affected by instances of theft and vandalism of solar panels and cables, which renders schools previously provided, to be without service; and
There is still 273 schools built entirely of inappropriate materials and the Department is in the process of soliciting additional funding to address the backlogs.

(b) (i) List of schools is attached in Annexures A and B.

(ii) (aa), (aaa), (bbb), (ccc), (ddd), and (bb)

Reasons that led to delays and hence non-compliance with the targets set in the Norms and Standards for School Infrastructure are as follows:

Procurement: There were delays in procurement of Implementing Agents;
Rationalisation of schools: The key challenges for not meeting the targets are that some of the schools which have been identified are earmarked for school rationalisation as they either have a small number of learners or they are small and unviable. This process has had a delaying effect on the achievement of provision of basic services. The process of rationalisation of schools, involves closing and merging of small and unviable schools;
Capacity: another challenge is the capacity of Implementing Agents, which results in delays for completing the projects;
Land Issues: There are challenges in resolving land related issues (example: ownership, zoning) which are delaying the implementation of scheduled projects;
Funding: There is lack of sufficient funding and the Department is currently soliciting additional funding to address these; and
Final Accounts: Delays in final account and projects close-out challenges, where the projects are completed but the practical completion certificates are not yet issued to the Department.

23 May 2018 - NW1347

Boshoff, Ms SH to ask the Minister of Basic Education

Has the SA Council of Educators requested access to the (a) Child Protection Register and/or (b) National Register for Sex Offenders for the purpose of vetting educators in the past two years; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?

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Reply:

SACE RESPONSE

SACE wrote a letter to the Director General in the Department of Basic Education in 2017, to request assistance in engaging the Director Generals in the Departments of Social Development and Justice and Constitutional Development, with regard to accessing both the National Child Protection Register and the National Register of Sexual Offenses for purposes of determining fitness-to-practice prior to awarding the provisional or full registration status to the teachers.

This move was taken due to the limitations of access to the National Child Protection Register that only permits employers, concerned individuals, and designated child protection organisations to access this register. Similarly, the DBE DG would have facilitated the process of accessing the National Register of Sexual Offenses on behalf of SACE as well.

Subsequent to the request a joint meeting between the Department of Basic Education and Social Development and SACE was held to discuss access to the Child Protection Register. The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development was not available to attend due to competing priorities.

Progress has been made with regard to the National Child Protection Register in terms of developing a protocol and Memorandum of Understanding between these three institutions (SACE, DBE and DSD) so that SACE can access the register through the Department of Basic Education for purposes of assess to educators’ fitness-to-practice prior to confirming the professional registration status. This will also include an improved process of SACE submitting to the National Child Protection Register finalised educator misconduct cases that involve children under the age of 18 years.

Additionally, the Criminal Law (Sexual Offences and Related Matters) Amendment Act now allows access to the National Register of Sexual Offenses, amongst others, by amongst others licensing authorities, a parallel process has been initiated by SACE. SACE has written directly to the DG in the Department of Justice requesting access to the National Registers.

23 May 2018 - NW1394

Tshwaku, Mr M to ask the Minister of Basic Education

What is the physical science teacher to pupil ratio at each (a) primary and (b) high/secondary school in the country?

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Reply:

Physical Science is only offered at Grade 10-12 (secondary schools)

(a) and (b)

The Department of Basic Education does not collect or collate subject level information on teacher/pupil ratio. The Honourable member is requested to direct the question to the provinces as such detailed data resides with them.

23 May 2018 - NW1432

Matsepe, Mr CD to ask the Minister of Basic Education

(1)(a) Whether there were any incidents of physical assault that took place between any members of school governing bodies and teachers at primary schools in (a) Bela-Bela, (b) Modimolle and (c) Mookgophong; if so, what are the details in each case; (2) were the cases reported to the SA Police Service, if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details; (3) whether each school governing body member involved in the assault was removed as a member; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details

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Reply:

It is the responsibility of the Head of Provincial Education Department as the employer in terms of section 3(1)(b) of the Employment of Educators Act 76 of 1998 to implement policies with regards to the Code of Conduct, safety measures at schools and also to enforce disciplinary codes and procedures against all employees employed at the provincial level.

The Honourable Member is requested to direct the question to the relevant province as such information may be in their possession.

23 May 2018 - NW1363

Dlamini, Mr MM to ask the Minister of Energy

(1) What are the names of the (a) directors and (b) shareholders of certain companies (details furnished)that were awarded contracts for the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme; (2) whether the (a) directors and/or (b) shareholders of the specified companies who are serving in more than one company declared their involvement in multiple companies; if not, why not; if so, what steps did his department take to deal with conflicts of interest and collusion, particularly with regard to bid price and the fact that equivalent annual tariffs were used to determine price scoring in the awarding of contracts? (2) whether the (a) directors and/or (b) shareholders of the specified companies who are serving in more than one company declared their involvement in multiple companies; if not, why not; if so, what steps did his department take to deal with conflicts of interest and collusion, particularly with regard to bid price and the fact that equivalent annual tariffs were used to determine price scoring in the awarding of contracts? NW1465E

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Reply:

1. (a) The directors of the four specified project companies at bid submission were, as per the table below. Please note that the tenure of directors of any company is not indefinite and the directors may change from time to time.

Company	Directors
Main Street (RF) (Pty) Ltd	The CEO and Executive Director is Jasandra Nyker The Chairman of the Board and Non-Executive Director: Allen Morgan Non-Executive Director: Paul Mpho Makwana Non-Executive Director: Scott Makin
Ramizone (RF) (Pty) Ltd	The CEO and Executive Director is Jasandra Nyker The Chairman of the Board and Non-Executive Director: Allen Morgan Non-Executive Director: Paul Mpho Makwana Non-Executive Director: Scott Makin
Amstilinx (RF) (Pty) Ltd	The CEO and Executive Director is Jasandra Nyker The Chairman of the Board and Non-Executive Director: Allen Morgan Non-Executive Director: Paul Mpho Makwana Non-Executive Director: Scott Makin
Amstilite (RF) (Pty) Ltd	The CEO and Executive Director is Jasandra Nyker The Chairman of the Board and Non-Executive Director: Allen Morgan Non-Executive Director: Paul Mpho Makwana Non-Executive Director: Scott Makin

b) The four specified project companies all have the same shareholding structure as the underlying projects were developed by the same developer who submitted multiple projects for evaluation. The shareholding structure for each of the specified companies at bid submission was as follows:

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

23 May 2018 - NW800

America, Mr D to ask the Minister of Transport

(1)Whether the term of the current interim board of the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa has a specific date by which it will come to an end; if not, what legal provisions does his department rely on as a justification for the indefinite term for the interim board; if so, on what date will the term of the interim board end; (2) (a) what legal provisions did his department rely on when it appointed the interim board and (b) by what date will a full-time board be put in place?

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Reply:

1. The Board of the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) is appointed with effect from 12 April 2018 for a period not exceeding 12 months.

2. (a) Section 24 of the Legal Succession to the South African Transport Service Act 9 0f 1989.

(b) The Board of Control of PRASA was appointed on 12 April 2018.

23 May 2018 - NW963

Makeleni, Ms P to ask the Minister of Basic Education

With regard to projects completed as part of the Accelerated Schools Infrastructure Delivery Initiative (ASIDI), what is the total number of schools that (a) were built, (b) were provided with sanitation, (c) were connected to water, (d) were supplied with electricity and (e) had renovations undertaken to eliminate pit toilets in the (i) 2013-14, (ii) 2014-15, (iii) 2015-16, (iv) 2016-17 and (v) 2017-18 financial years?

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Reply:

a) Total number of inappropriate structures that were built:

2013 - 14 financial year is 36;
2014 - 15 financial year is 59;
2015 - 16 financial year is 51;
2016 - 17 financial year is 16; and
2017 - 18 financial year is 23.

b) Total number of schools that were provided with sanitation:

2013 - 14 financial year is 77;
2014 - 15 financial year is 133;
2015 - 16 financial year is 21;
2016 - 17 financial year is 9; and
2017 - 18 financial year is 45.

c) Total number of schools that were provided with water:

2013 - 14 financial year is 61;
2014 - 15 financial year is 309;
2015 - 16 financial year is 81;
2016 - 17 financial year is 10; and
2017 - 18 financial year is 70.

d) Total number of schools supplied with electricity:

2013 - 14 financial year is 101;
2014 - 15 financial year is 39;
2015 - 16 financial year is 17;
2016 - 17 financial year 0; and
2017 - 18 financial year is 66.

e) The ASIDI programme only focused on providing sanitation facilities to schools that did not have any form of sanitation facilities. However, in the replacement of inappropriate structures, new sanitation facilities were provided which effectively replaced pit latrines. Further, in all schools provided with sanitation, pit latrines were replaced where they were in existence.

23 May 2018 - NW1465

Van Dalen, Mr P to ask the Minister of Energy

Whether, with reference to the reply of the President, Mr C M Ramaphosa, to the debate on the State of the Nation Address on 22 February 2018 to implement lifestyle audits, (a) he, (b) senior management service members in his department and/or (c) any of the heads of entities reporting to him have undergone a lifestyle audit in the past three financial years; if not, have any plans been put in place to perform such audits; if so, in each case, what are the details of the (i) date of the lifestyle audit, (ii) name of the person undergoing the audit, (iii) name of the auditing firm conducting the audit and (iv) outcome of the audit; (2) Whether he will furnish Mr P van Dalen with copies of the lifestyle audit reports?

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Reply:

Neither the department nor its Entities have conducted lifestyle audits. The department and its Entities will implement any directive in this regard that is developed for the Public Service of the Republic.

23 May 2018 - NW1364

Dlamini, Mr MM to ask the Minister of Energy

What (a) was the total amount that each company (details furnished) bid for and (b) services did they offer in their bid to provide energy for the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme contracts?

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Reply:

The bid prices offered by each company in ZAR/kWh 2014 Terms is as follows:

Project Company	Tariff Offered ZAR/kWh 2014 Terms
Main Street (RF) (Pty) Ltd	R0.78
Ramizone (RF) (Pty) Ltd	R0.79
Amstilinx (RF) (Pty) Ltd	R0.73
Amstilite (RF) (Pty) Ltd	R0.58

The services in the bid of each company to provide new generation capacity for the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme is as follows:

Company	Technology	MW Capacity
Main Street	Solar PV	40MW
Ramizone	Solar PV	75MW
Amstilinx	Onshore Wind	31.9MW
Amstilite	Onshore Wind	117.72MW

23 May 2018 - NW139

Mashabela, Ms N to ask the Minister of Public Enterprises

(1) How many officials and/or employees in her department were granted permission to have businesses and/or to conduct business dealings in the past three financial years; (2) Are any of the officials and/or employees that have permission to have businesses and/or to conduct business, doing business with the Government; if so, (a) what was the purpose of each business transaction, (b) when did each business transaction occur and (c) what was the value of each business transaction?

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Reply:

(1). Six (6) officials were granted permission.

2. Yes, one official did business with two state owned enterprises during the 2014 / 2015 financial year.

(a). Provision of stationary (Transnet Freight Rail) and provision of a transport service to Alexkor.

(b). During the 2014/2015 Financial Year.

(c). Transnet Freight Rail, R 5 988.42

Alexkor R 17 995.63

The permission to conduct business with or outside of government for all individuals has expired.

23 May 2018 - NW1005

Tshwaku, Mr M to ask the Minister of Basic Education

What is the (a) total number and (ii) type of schools that the Government must build to eradicate the school infrastructure backlog in each province and (b) total amount of funding that is required to eradicate the backlog?

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Reply:

a) A total backlog of 273 schools built entirely out of inappropriate materials.

PROVINCE	PRIMARY SCHOOL	SECONDARY SCHOOL
Eastern Cape	126	79
Free State	12	3
Gauteng	23	3
KwaZulu -Natal	3	0
Limpopo	0	0
Mpumalanga	0	0
North West	0	0
Northern Cape	23	1
Western Cape	0	0
Total	187	86

b) An estimated total of R 11.3 billion is required to eradicate the backlog.

23 May 2018 - NW1396

Ketabahle, Ms V to ask the Minister of Basic Education

What is the Information Technology teacher to pupil ratio at each (a) primary and (b) high/secondary school in the country?

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Reply:

(a) and (b)

23 May 2018 - NW1014

Mhlongo, Mr P to ask the Minister of Basic Education

What is the total (a) number of special (i) primary and (ii) high schools that government must still build to eradicate school infrastructure and (b) amount is required to eradicate the school infrastructure backlog?

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Reply:

(a) i), (ii) and (iii)

The table below indicates the demand per province for special schools to accommodate the 418 306 learners (with 300 learners per school) who are not accounted for in school enrolment figures.

Province	Special Primary	Special Secondary	Total
EC	244	63	307
FS	54	15	69
GP	124	31	155
KZN	270	69	339
LP	164	43	207
MP	79	20	99
NC	24	6	30
NW	66	17	83
WC	72	19	91
Total	1 097	283	1 380

b) The financial allocation is not yet confirmed.

23 May 2018 - NW160

Shivambu, Mr F to ask the Minister of Finance

Whether the Government regulates transactions that involve foreign entities; if so, (a) what are the relevant details of the process, (b) which state entities are involved in the process and (c) what documentation is required to carry out such transactions?

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Reply:

a) No, the Government does not generally regulate transactions that involve any entity, be it foreign or domestic, public or private. Aside from been very difficult (if not impossible) to do for any country or regulator, it is not clear what problem the Honourable Member wants Government to deal with, and therefore to regulate.

b) There are some sectors that may be regulated (e.g. financial or mining sector, but such regulating does not generally involve overseeing every transaction for any regulated entity, not even for an organ of state. Indeed, the audit process only focuses on a sample of transactions when auditing the financial statements of any entity – the audit process also relies on internal control systems to prevent wrongdoing. To the extent that there is any wrongdoing with regard to any specific transaction, the regulator will act when such transaction is identified.

c) If the problem that the Honourable Member is concerned about relates to illicit financial flows, then there are number of measures that are in place, either through the SARS (eg to deal with transfer pricing), the Financial Intelligence Centre to assess suspicious transactions, or the South African Reserve Bank when overseeing regulations in terms of the laws like the Currency and Exchange Act, 1933. Such measures apply to all companies, irrespective of whether they are domestic or foreign, public or private. To the extent that there is criminal wrongdoing, such activities are reported to the relevant criminal justice authorities like SAPS and NPA. In this regard, it should be noted that we have to be mindful that regulatory or enforcement activities do not cause undue delay for trade and economic activities, nor impose significant costs, as South Africa needs to remain competitive if it wants to attract investments and grow the economy more rapidly to create jobs and deal with problems of poverty and inequality.

23 May 2018 - NW1244

Esau, Mr S to ask the Minister of Defence and Military Veterans

(1)What are the full details of the records of the special defence account of assets and stock at contractors under the control of Armscor in terms of the service level agreement between Armscor and the Department of Defence for the past four financial years, specifically reflecting stock figures as at 31 March in each specified year; (2) what are the full details of the records of audits conducted on assets and stock for the past four financial years; (3) whether all assets and stock at contractors have been (a) accounted for and (b) verified by Armscor (i) in the past three financial years and (ii) since 1 April 2018?

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Reply:

Audited and verified assets with the following values were kept at contractors premises during the past four years:

2017/2018 = R 560,422,824.85

2016/2017 = R 563,172,391.85

2015/2016 = R 518,504,815.31

2014/2015 = R 509,181,571.60

Tangible and re-usable items are mainly the following:

a) Research and development items

b) Manufacturing equipment

c) Test and evaluation equipment

d) Maintenance equipment and tooling

e) Vehicles and moving equipment

f) Office equipment

g) Computer equipment

h) All demonstration and development models that are not intended for destruction during tests.

In addition to the above, with respect to stock, Inspection /Release/Acceptance Certificates are issued by Armscor Quality Assurance Representatives following successful inspection of each stock or item presented for acceptance. The certificates issued by the Armscor Quality Assurance Representatives clearly illustrate the delivery address of the items accepted, and which are retained at contractor premises.

QUESTION 2

What are the full details of the records of audits conducted on assets and stock for the past four financial years;

RESPONSE

Assets are physically verified by Armscor verification officers on an annual basis, and reports in this regard are published.

The process of verification of assets was audited by Armscor’s Internal Audit Division during 2016/17, and action plans relating to the recommendations for the improvement of the verification process are in the process of being executed.

QUESTION 3

Whether all assets and stock at contractors have been (a) accounted for and (b) verified by Armscor (i) in the past three financial years and (ii) since 1 April 2018?

RESPONSE

a) Assets and Stock at Contractors are all accounted for:

b) Every financial year, Armscor Assets Verification Officers conduct physical verification audits on all the Assets at Contractors. The process of verification of assets and stock at contractors for the 2018/19 financial year commended on 1 April 2018, and will be completed by 31 March 2019.

23 May 2018 - NW1006

Tshwaku, Mr M to ask the Minister of Basic Education

What is the (a) total number and (b) type of schools that government must build to accommodate future learners in each province and (b) total amount of funding that is required to accommodate the learners?

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Reply:

a) Accommodation for learners is determined by learner enrolment, which determines the need for new schools or additional classrooms. The table below indicates the number of new schools that are planned to be provided over the MTEF period to address increased enrolments:

PED	Primary-Secondary 2018/19	Special 2018/19	Primary-Secondary 2019/20	Special 2019/20	Primary-Secondary 2020/21	Special 2020/21
EC	4	0	3	0	3	0
FS	7	0	4	0	4	0
GP	11	2	11	2	16	2
KZN	9	0	8	0	8	0
LP	1	3	4	0	1	3
MP	2	0	1	0	1	0
NC	2	0	4	0	1	0
NW	12	1	8	0	8	2
WC	6	1	6	0	1	0
Total	54	7	49	2	43	7

b) The financial allocation is yet to be confirmed.

23 May 2018 - NW1395

Tshwaku, Mr M to ask the Minister of Basic Education

What is the mathematics teacher to pupil ratio at each (a) primary and (b) high/secondary school in the country?

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Link

Reply:

(a) and (b)

23 May 2018 - NW142

Moteka, Mr PG to ask the Minister of Finance

Whether (a) he or (b) the Deputy Minister made use of a chartered private jet during the period 1 January 2013 up to the latest specified date for which information is available; if so, what (i) were the reasons for using a chartered private jet, (ii) was the travel route in each case and (iii) did the use of the jet cost the National Treasury in each case?

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Reply:

a) Yes

(i) The World Economic Forum (WEF) on Africa meeting was held in Abuja, Nigeria from 7 - 9 May 2014. The first day of the WEF on Africa meetings fell on the same day as the South Africa’s National Elections, 7 May 2014. Ministers were required to be present at their voting stations on the 7th May and there were no commercial airlines that could accommodate the time scheduling of the delegations especially considering that the WEF meetings had already started. Therefore it was proposed that the delegations from the three departments attending the WEF, namely National Treasury; Department of Trade and Industry; and Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs; equally divide the total cost of R807 326.00 for a charter, between the departments.

(ii) Lanseria to Abuja and return to Lanseria.

(ii)Yes, R269 108.66, of the total cost of R807 326.00 was equally divided between the three departments.

(b) No

(i)(ii)(iii) Not applicable

22 May 2018 - NW1069

Mkhaliphi, Ms HO to ask the Minister of Home Affairs

(1)What are the details of the permits of employees of a certain company (name furnished) hired by SA Airways, (2) do the specified permits allow the employees of the company to work in the country; if not, what legal action will his department take against the employees?

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Reply:

The Visa Adjudication System (VAS) is not designed to keep statistics according to company names. The system keeps records of applicants’ details in a unique identification code, commonly known as a reference number. Only through these details would the Department be in a position to retrieve the original application and explain each decision.

22 May 2018 - NW1186

Van Dalen, Mr P to ask the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries

Whether any abalone has been stolen from departmental stores in the past three financial years; if so, in each case, (a) on what date did the incident take place, (b) what is the total value of abalone that was stolen, (c) what are the details of government officials who were involved, (d) whether investigations and/or criminal charges have been launched against officials and others who are implicated and (e) what steps have been taken against officials and others who are involved?

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Question	Response	Notes
Whether any abalone has been stolen from departmental stores in the past three financial years	Yes
(a) On what date did the incident take place	29 October 2015 and 18 December 2017
(b) What is the total value of abalone that was stolen	Estimated R1.5m
(c) What are the details of government officials who were involved	No government officials were involved in any of the mentioned incidents
(d) Whether investigations and/or criminal charges have been launched against officials and others who are implicated and	No government officials were involved in any of the mentioned incidents The incidents were both reported to authorities
(e) What steps have been taken against officials and others who are involved	No government officials were involved in any of the mentioned incidents

22 May 2018 - NW1357

Waters, Mr M to ask the Minister of Home Affairs

With regard to the presentation by the Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) to the Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs on 27 February 2017, what (a) are the reasons that the Mpumalanga province number of special votes for the 2016 Local Government Election was considerably higher than that of the other eight provinces, (b) additional resources were allocated to Mpumalanga for the home visits for special votes and (c) number of home visits were not conducted due to lack of staff?

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Reply:

The Electoral Commission responded as follows:

a) Section 55 of the Local Government: Municipal Electoral Act 27 of 2000 provides that a voter who is unable to cast his or her vote on voting day at the voting station in the voting district where he or she is registered may apply to cast a special vote within that voting district prior to voting day by applying for a special vote in the prescribed manner, which includes submitting a paper application form to the municipal office of the Electoral Commission, applying electronically via the on-line special vote system, or via SMS (for voting station special votes only, but not home visits).

Importantly, no reasons are required to be furnished by a special vote applicant when applying for a special vote at the voting station. In the case of home visits the applicant needs to be a voter who cannot travel to the voting station owing to physical infirmity or disability.

In the 2016 Local Government Elections (LGE 2016) in Mpumalanga, 86% (174 336) of the total of 202 646 approved special votes were voting station special votes; 14% (28 310) were home visits – compared with the national average of 44% being home visits and 56% being voting station special votes. Evidently, in Mpumalanga the vast majority of special vote applications were for voting station special votes, rather than home visits.

In accordance with the legislation, the Commission does not require special vote applicants to provide a reason when applying for a special vote. The Commission has thus not collected evidence with which to analyse the relatively high number of special votes in Mpumalanga in LGE 2016.

b) 2 409 additional voting officials were added to the initial allocation of 5 326 to cater for the approved special votes at voting stations and home visits in Mpumalanga in LGE 2016.

c) Adequate voting officials were allocated in Mpumalanga in LGE 2016 to ensure that all approved special votes were conducted within the timeframe specified in the election timetable.

22 May 2018 - NW1082

Mhlongo, Mr P to ask the Minister of Defence and Military Veterans

(1)Whether, with reference to her reply to question 579 on 10 April 2018, the anonymous collective complaint was against a certain person (name furnished); if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what are the details of the complaint; (2) what are the details of the complaint regarding (a) unhealthy working environment, (b) victimisation and (c) poor working relations within the internal audit division of her department?

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Reply:

1. Yes, the complaint was against the Chief Audit Executive (CAE)

2. These allegations currently form the basis of a labour dispute and as such will not be discussed until the matter has been finalized.

22 May 2018 - NW1303

Mkhaliphi, Ms HO to ask the Minister of Home Affairs

(a) What is the total number of instances that his department issued a South African passport on the same day the application was made for a non-governmental official in the past five years and (b) what was the urgency for issuing the passport in each instance?

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Reply:

a) 144

b) The department through its Front Offices receives passport applications and urgent issuance requests as citizens submit their applications. There are a number of reasons advanced by various citizens who seek urgent assistance by the department. However, there is no recording of these requests which details the reasons for these outcries. Generally, the following examples can be indicated as reasons for urgent requests:

While the citizen was processing his or her travel with the airline and Immigration Services at the airport he or she was told you need to have more than two pages left on the passport in order to travel with a passport.
A citizen only realised in the morning of travel that the passport was missing.
A citizen only realised in the morning of travel that the passport has been erroneously cancelled on the system while valid for another few years.

A citizen lost his or her passport a night before or on the day of travel. A citizen is a business person who is involved in international engagements and has a trip to undertake but cannot find or has misplaced the passport.

A citizen has just received an emergency that involves a relative who needs support or to be brought back from outside the borders of the Republic.

Amongst the greater concerns from citizens on issues raised as demand for immediate travel, is financial commitments as well as financial loss implications should they fail to travel under the circumstances.

22 May 2018 - NW519

Van Dyk, Ms V to ask the Minister of Public Enterprises

(1) Whether, with reference to the reply to question 4012 on 02 January 2017, he is aware that Environmental Management Programme Report of Alexkor expressly forbids the building of seawalls in the manner that is currently being used extensively along the Namaqualand coastline; (2) whether he will launch an investigation into the cofferdam mining method used by Alexkor in Namaqualand that has environmental consequences for the local fishermen and diamond divers; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?

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Reply:

Response is based on information received from Alexkor.

ALEXKOR SOC LIMITED

(1)

The Department notes that the approved EMPR was based on the utilisation of sand material as opposed excavated material to construct the coffer dams. In 2013 Department of Environment and Nature Conversation gave Alexkor permission to continue with the coffer dam operations whilst the application of Section 24 (g) of NEMA Act 107 of 1998 is being assessed.

Subsequently Alexkor was required to revise the EMPR and this was submitted to the Northern Cape Mineral Resources (Regional Offices) on 4 May 2018.

(2)

The Department noted the concerns raised with regards to the coffer dam operation at the Alexander Bay operations. The Department has commissioned an investigation into the legality of the operations to determine whether the processes followed in assessing and evaluating the likelihood of environmental impacts on socio economic, community and marine life, were considered.

The Department intends to conclude the investigation during the 2018/19 financial year.

22 May 2018 - NW1142

Hoosen, Mr MH to ask the Minister of Home Affairs

Has the Independent Electoral Commission awarded any tenders or contracts to a certain company (details furnished) in the past five financial years; if so, what are the relevant details?

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Reply:

According to IEC:

The Electoral Commission has not awarded any tenders or contracts to Mchunu, Mashinini and Associates during the past five financial years.

22 May 2018 - NW1360

Dreyer, Ms AM to ask the Minister of Home Affairs

What number of foreign nationals (a) entered South Africa in 2017 on (i) visitor visas and/or (ii) holiday visas, (b) departed on or before the date on which their visas expired and (c) of each nationality (i) did not depart and (ii) applied for asylum?

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Reply:

(a)(i-ii) 15,083,238 total recorded movements for traveller arrivals in 2017 on visitor’s visas for holiday purposes.

(b) 16,181,312 total recorded movements for traveller departures in 2017. The difference between arrivals and departures could arise as a carryover of movements from 2016.

(c)(i) The top five nationalities whose movements indicate they have not yet departed the RSA are:

1. Zimbabwe: 227 365

2. Malawi: 66 742

3. Mozambique: 47 031

4. Lesotho: 38670

5. Swaziland: 4 549

(c)(ii) 24,174 applications for asylum were received in the 2017 calendar year.

22 May 2018 - NW1361

Dreyer, Ms AM to ask the Minister of Home Affairs

With regard to the court order that has been issued regarding surrogacy, which ordered that the names of the parents of a child should be stated, what is the process for registering the parents as stipulated in the court order for (a) same gender parents and (b) heterosexual parents?

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Reply:

(a) Same gender parents

The birth of the child from same gender parents shall be registered in terms of the Birth and Death Registration Act (1992). The same gender parents shall upon registration of their child provide proof of birth with details of the child and that of the same gender parents. Upon registering the child, a birth certificate shall be issued bearing details of the child, parent A and Parent B.

(b) Heterosexual parents

The birth of the child from heterosexual parents shall be registered in terms of the Birth and Death Registration Act (1992). The heterosexual parents shall upon registration of their child provide proof of birth with details of the child and that of the heterosexual parents. Upon registering the child, a birth certificate shall be issued bearing details of the child, parent A and Parent B.

22 May 2018 - NW1246

Matsepe, Mr CD to ask the Minister of Defence and Military Veterans

In view of reports that the United Nations via the Organisation Stabilisation Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO) is considering to withdraw the Rooivalk helicopters due to the high costs to the United Nations, what are the (a) detailed costs of the Rooivalk Helicopter Unit in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, (b) relevant details of the prices and/or costs that have been charged to the United Nations for refunds, (c) costs of the comparative Ukrainian MI-24 with which the United Nations wants to replace the Rooivalk helicopter and (d) associated risks to South African soldiers which form part of the Force Intervention Brigade soldiers if the Rooivalk helicopters are replaced by MI-24 helicopters?

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Reply:

a) Total cost of Rooivalk Helicopter unit in the Democratic Republic of Congo for financial year 2017/18 is: R122 316 383.04

Flying Cost per year = R104 927 400

Rockets for training per year = R8 165 783.04

Fuel cost per year = R9 223 200.00

Total Cost R122 316 383.04

b) The details of statements forwarded to the United Nations for reimbursement for the Rooivalk Helicopter Unit are:

Letter of Assist 2013-076 (from 01 November 2013 to 30 October 2014)

Flying Hours: R128, 746,200.00

Ammunition: R11, 360,283.55

Paint (White): R965, 412.00

Total: R141, 071,895.55

Letter of Assist 2014-062 (from 31 October 2014 to 30 October 2016)

Flying Hours: R296, 415,360.00

Ammunition: R130, 942,961.20

Total: R427, 358,321.20

c) The agreement between the United Nations and Ukraine to employ the MI-24 helicopter is a legal agreement and a third party such as the Republic of South Africa is not privy to the contents of the costs contained in the agreement.

d) The Rooivalk helicopters are a resource that is dedicated for employment by the Force Intervention Brigade. Should the helicopter be withdrawn, the ability to employ Combat Air Support will no longer be directly available to South African Forces. The Rooivalk helicopter is armoured and can withstand light weapons fire and is utilised to gather intelligence by making use of its sensors. The helicopter is able to interdict targets with a high rate of fire in dense jungle terrain that ground forces are unable to reach.

The Rooivalk helicopter is a force multiplier to the Force Intervention Brigade and the risks associated are: reduced intelligence gathering capability, reduced fire power and the absence of an air interdiction capability will seriously reduce the combat potential of South African Forces to stabilise conflict affected areas in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Should the helicopter be withdrawn, the Force Intervention Brigade’s morale and confidence will be impacted on negatively.

22 May 2018 - NW1359

Dreyer, Ms AM to ask the Minister of Home Affairs

(1)With reference to the reply to question 105 on 27 February 2018, what number of foreign nationals (a) whose visas had expired and (b) who had entered the country illegally were found by the Inspectorate Unit of the department in 2016; (2) what number of the 731 people working for the inspectorate are (a) desk bound and (b) actively looking for foreign nationals whose visas have expired?

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Reply:

(1)(a-b) A total of 23004 foreign nationals were found by Inspectorate to be illegal in the country during financial year 2016/17and were deported to their country of origin. A more in depth analysis would need to be undertaken to determine how many of these deportees had expired visas and those who entered illegally.

(2)(a-b) All 731 Inspectorate officials in the country conduct duties that require them to actively detect foreign nationals who are in South Africa illegally as well as conduct investigation to any contraventions of departmental legislations. They are therefore not an office bound unit except for when they complete case files attached to their duties.

22 May 2018 - NW1143

Hoosen, Mr MH to ask the Minister of Home Affairs

(1)Have certain persons (names and details furnished) been granted citizenship by his department; if so (a) in which year were they granted citizenship, (b) what number of years have they been in the country before being granted citizenship and (c) what were the motivating reasons for the department to grant them citizenship; (2) were there any appeals which were escalated to the Ministry for approval; if so, what are the relevant details?

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Reply:

(1) Imraan Butt:

Yes, under section 5(5)(a) of the South African Citizenship Act 88 of 1995.

Imaan Butt [maiden surname: Gqwetha]:

No, she is a South African citizen.

The rest of the responses relates to Imraan Butt:

a) 3 March 2005

b) He had been in the country for 3 years and 10 months. He has also been in possession of a Permanent Resident Permit for 1 year, 4 months and 13 days.

c) Mr Butt’s citizenship was granted prematurely through miscalculation by Ferreirasdorp Office in 2006. This resulted in the erroneous issuance of the naturalisation certificate. The Department noticed that various applications from Ferreirasdorp Office were not compliant with regulations and an investigation unfolded in this regard. The office manager resigned hereafter and the office was closed due to maladministration issues.

As a result of this situation, a legal opinion was sought. The legal opinion was that all applicants who had been granted citizenship without meeting the requirements but who then qualified, provided there was no fraud or other unlawful behavior on the part of the applicants in applying for naturalisation. No fraud could be proved, hence the naturalisation status quo should be maintained and deprivation should not be processed.

2. No, there was no appeal escalated to the Ministry.

21 May 2018 - NW1250

America, Mr D to ask the Minister of Labour

Whether any disciplinary action was taken against a certain person (name and details furnished); if not, why not; if so, (a) what action was taken, (b) why was disciplinary action taken and (c) what was the outcome thereof?

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Reply:

a) Disciplinary action was taken against Mr N Lubelwana.

b) Disciplinary action was taken due to a salary overpayment to an official that resigned with immediate effect.

c) The official was issued with a written warning.

21 May 2018 - NW992

Mazzone, Ms NW to ask the Minister of Public Service and Administration

How much land does (a) her department and (b) the entities reporting to her (i) own, (ii) have exclusive rights to and/or (iii) lease from the State to (aa) use and/or (bb) occupy?

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Reply:

The department and entities reporting to the Minister for Public Service and Administration do not own land. The department of Public Works is responsible for the accommodation needs of the department and entities

21 May 2018 - NW1066

Carter, Ms D to ask the Minister of Public Service and Administration

What (a) number of employees are currently in the employ of the Government, (b) is the quantum of the annual salary and wage bill of the Government and (c) percentage of the Government’s operational and total spend, inclusive of capital, is allocated towards salaries and wages in the 2018-19 financial year?

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Reply:

The National Treasury is in better position to provide a response in this regard, since the Treasury is responsible for finance to the State.

21 May 2018 - NW1266

Stander, Ms T to ask the Minister of Public Service and Administration

(1) What is the average salary in each (a) government department and (b) salary band for (i) male and (ii) female employees; (2) what number of (a) male and (b) female employees are employed in each (i) government department and (ii) salary band; (3) what number of (a) directors-general and (b) deputy directors-general are (i) men and (ii) women in each department?

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Reply:

Each government department is in a better position to provide required details including representivity, demographic and total number of employees

21 May 2018 - NW1148

Kruger, Mr HC to ask the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and FisheriesQUESTION

With regard to assistance provided by the department to farmers in the Dr. J.S. Moroka Local Municipality and Thembisile Hani Local Municipality, what total amount of hectares in each case (a) are considered plant ready and (b) have been (i) planted, (ii) ploughed and (iii) harvested over the past three financial years?

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(a) Total amount of hectares considered plant ready

During 2017/18 financial year, a total of 2 693. 77ha were ploughed and planted in both the Local Municipalities broken down as follows: - Dr. J.S. Moroka (1 032. 7ha) and Thembisile Hani (1 661.07) Local Municipalities. In the current financial year, 2018/19, only 3 ha were cultivated in Thembisile Hani Local Municipality and ready to be planted.

(b) Total amount of hectares that have been;

(i) Planted over the past three (3) financial years: 2015/16; 2016/17 and 2017/18

The total hectares planted in the past three years in Dr. J.S. Moroka Local Municipality amounted to 3 231.92ha and for Thembisile Hani Local Municipality 3 561.96ha. These amount to a total of 6 793.88. Maize is the main crop grown in these two Local Municipalities.

(ii) Ploughed over the past three (3) financial years: 2015/16; 2016/17 and 2017/18

The total hectares ploughed in the past three years is the same for both in Dr. J.S. Moroka Local Municipality and Thembisile Hani Local Municipality which are:- 3 231.92ha and 3 561,96 respectively, amounting to 6 793.88 in total.

(iii) Harvested over the past three (3) financial years: 2015/16; 2016/17 and 2017/18

The average yield in these two Local Municipalities is estimated at 2.6 ton/ha. However, during 2015/16 financial year, the Province experienced severe drought conditions and this has resulted in significant yield reduction.

During 2015/16 and 2016/17 financial years a total of 1 576.964 tons were harvested. The total tonnage harvested from the Local Municipalities is as follow:-

Dr. J.S. Moroka 845.853 ton
Thembisile Hani is 731.111 ton

Harvesting for maize planted during 2017/18 financial year, will only commence in May / June 2018.