Questions to Ministers

25 April 2016 - NW1116

De Freitas, Mr MS to ask the Minister of Transport

What are the reasons for inviting tenders for the appointment of a panel of expert researchers on road safety engineering and road safety engineering related services to the Road Traffic Management Corporation for the period of three years (2) how does this differ from any other forums established for the same purpose; (3) what are the (a) terms of reference and (b) the commencement date of this panel?

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Reply:

(1) The Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) is mandated in terms of the RTMC Act, 20 of 1999, section 2(i) to stimulate research in road traffic related matters. Further, section 28(1)(f) of the RTMC Act requires the Shareholders Committee of the RTMC to consider the need for research and technical investigations relating to road traffic regulations, and take steps for research and investigations to be conducted. As a result various research topics need to be undertaken and aligned to the South African context for such to be applicable to the unique circumstances of South Africa. New topics based on problem statements are also identified and researched.

The RTMC identified the need for the establishment of a panel of experts in the field of research and related services which will focus on road safety aspects of South Africa. This envisaged panel of research expects will ensure that participation is widened as the Corporation will have a wider pool of expertise from which to commission research.

(2) These would be service providers to be called upon to from time to time to conduct research on specified topics. A forum such as the Road Safety Advisory Council has regular meetings, provides strategic advise and may even identify areas that required research.

(3)(a) The Terms of Reference are attached.

(3)(b) The advertised expression of interest will close on 05 May 2016. Treasury regulations and guidelines on bid process will be followed in the evaluation and adjudicating of the responses from various bidders as outlined in the Terms of Reference.

25 April 2016 - NW1068

Mbhele, Mr ZN to ask the Minister of Police

Whether he and/or the SA Police Service consulted the Office of the Speaker of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament regarding the selection of a certain person (name furnished) as a representative of the provincial legislature at the official launch of the Office of the Judge of the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation on 15 March 2016; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?

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Reply:

The Minister of Police Mr Nkosinathi Nhleko and or the South African Police Services did not consult the Office of the Speaker of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament regarding the selection of speakers or guests invited to the launch of the Office of the DPCI Judge on 15 March 2016. All Invited speakers and guests were directly sourced and invited by the responsible entity, Office of the Directorate of Priority Crime Investigation (DPCI) Judge to attend and speak at the Launch.

25 April 2016 - NW1067

Mbhele, Mr ZN to ask the Minister of Police

(1)(a) How many members have been assigned to the Crimes Against the State component of the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (i) in the (aa) 2009-10, (bb) 2010-11, (cc) 2011-12, (dd) 2012-13, (ee) 2013-14, (ff) 2014-15 and (gg) 2015-16 financial years and (ii) since 1 April 2016 and (b) how many investigations did it initiate in each of the specified financial years; (2) what are the full details of the specified component’s specific mandate?

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Reply:

Full details will follow soon.

25 April 2016 - NW1109

Grootboom, Mr GA to ask the Minister of Arts and Culture

(1) Whether the position of Project Manager for the Art Bank has been advertised; if not, when will the specified position be advertised; if so, on what date was the specified position advertised? (2) by when must the specified position be filled?

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Reply:

(1) Yes. The position of Project Manager was advertised as follows:

- National Museum web site – 31 July 2015
- Sunday Times – 02 August 2015
- Sowetan – 04 August 2015
- Express – 05 August 2015
- Volksblad – 05 August 2015
- The advertisement was also circulated by the National Museum and the Department of Arts and Culture to various stakeholders via e-mail, who in turn posted it on their web sites.

(2)The position was filled on 1 April 2016.

25 April 2016 - NW888

Matlhoko, Mr AM to ask the Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs

(1) Has he earned any additional income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, since his appointment as Minister; if so, (a) when, (b) how much did he earn, (c) from which businesses and (d) for what work; (2) whether his (a) spouse, (b) children and (c) close family earned income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, through his appointment as Minister; if so, in respect of each case, (i) when, (ii) how much did each earn, (iii) from which businesses and (iv) for what work?

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Reply:

(2) (a)(b)

Minister has no additional business earning income from Government neither does his Spouse, children nor is he aware of any close family member/s.

25 April 2016 - NW904

Matshobeni, Ms A to ask the Minister of Arts and Culture

(1) Has he earned any additional income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, since his appointment as Minister; if so, (a) when, (b) how much did he earn, (c) from which businesses and (d) for what work; (2) whether his (a) spouse, (b) children and (c) close family earned income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, through his appointment as Minister; if so, in respect of each case, (i) when, (ii) how much did each earn, (iii) from which businesses and (iv) for what work?

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Reply:

Ever since I have been a Minister, I have never earned extra income from any source, not a single member of my family has ever done business with government.

25 April 2016 - NW1062

Baker, Ms TE to ask the Minister of Communications

(1) What steps has the Media Development and Diversity Agency (MDDA) taken to assist community print media businesses in distress, taking into consideration the huge amounts of taxpayers’ monies invested in these projects; (2) what is the (a) success rate of allocation models used by the MDDA to fund community print media projects in terms of the number of projects that (i) have been funded and (ii) are still operational in the (aa) 2013-14, (bb) 2014-15 and (cc) 2015-16 financial years, and (b) overall success rate as a percentage; (3)(a) what amount was allocated to each community print media project in the (i) 2013-14, (ii) 2014-15 and (iii) 2015-16 financial years and (b) what are the (i) names and (ii) amounts paid to each project in the specified period?

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Reply:

(1) Support for strengthening is determined on the basis of providing the grantee a financial boost to increase the distribution footprint and print run, while at the same moving the newspaper from printing monthly to fortnightly. It is also determined based on the socio economic conditions of the coverage area, taking note of the fact that the 12 months injection was not sufficient to enable the business to establish itself in the market and break even in term of income generation.

(2) (a) The MDDA has funded a total of 53 community print projects, of which 24 are still operational, and 68 Small Commercial projects, of which 45 are still operational.

(b) About 70% of supported projects since inception are still operating. This percentage takes into consideration the fact that those that are no longer in the funding cycle are struggling to maintain momentum and thus to be consistent or operate at full capacity. Based on this analysis it can be argued that the success rate of models funded by the MDDA is good but there is room for improvement.

(3)(a)(i) and (b)(i) and (ii)

Project Name	Funds Allocated
2013/14 Approvals
Tshireletso Against Women Abuse	R100, 000.00 (feasibility study).
Seipone Sa Sechaba	R471,400. 00 (New)
Umthombo Wolwazi Youth Services	R100,000.00 (feasibility study)
Greater Alex Today	R 492, 400.00 (New)
Batlhabine Foundation	R 485, 300.00 (New)
Gandhi Development Trust	R 572, 800.00 (Strengthening)
Africa Ignite	R 575, 600.00 (Strengthening)
Inqubo Yabantu Abancici	R 498, 500.00 (New)
Gulova Magazine	R489,999.96 (Strengthening)
Treasure Magazine	R490,000.00 (Strengthening)
Township Times	R700,000.00 (New)
APN Media/Impact 24/7	R490,000.00 (Strengthening)
North West on Sunday	R490,000.00 (Strengthening)
Rise ‘n Shine	R700,000.00 (New)
Mmaiseng News	R700,000.00 (New)
Fabuleux Magazine	R979,535.04 (New)
Religious News	R700,000.00 (New)

(a)(ii) and (b)(i) and (ii)

Project Name	Funds Allocated
2014/15 Approvals
Mamre News	R 498, 381.00 (New)
Ledig Sun	R 479, 130.32 (New)
Bushbuckridge News	R 350,000.00 (Strengthening)
Kuruman Chronicle	R 350,000.00 (Strengthening)
Phetoho News	R350,000.00 (Strengthening)

(a)(iii) and (b)(i) and (ii)

Project Name	Funds Allocated
2015/16 Approvals
The Youth Voice	R 821,700.00 (New)
Ulwazi Newspaper	R 850,000.00 (New)
Loxion News	R 750,000.00 (New)
Arise and Shine	R 619,251.00 (New)
Dizindaba News	R 888,200.00 (Strengthening)
Ngoho News	R 811,120.00 (Strengthening)
Ezakwazulu News	R 746,000.00 (Strengthening)
Khanyisa News	R 1,081,248.00 (Strengthening)
Puisano News	R 680,880.00 (Strengthening)
Eastern Cape Women Magazine	R 807,000.00 (Strengthening)
Inqubo Yabantu Abancinci	R 530,242.00 (Strengthening)
SMME News	R 793,500.00 (New)
Xplore Magazine	R 1,232,600.00 (New)
Nkomazi Observer	R 603, 800.00 (Strengthening)
Mmaiseng News	R 626, 600.00 (Strengthening)
Religious News	R 615,600.00 (Strengthening)
Die Horison News	R 615,299.28 (Strengthening)
Children Resource Centre	R 760,594.04 (Strengthening)
Metro News	R 436, 800.00 (Strengthening)
Inhloso Yesizwe	R 430,200.00 (Strengthening)
Elitsha News	R 776,800.00 (New)
Nhlala News	R 696,000.00 (New)
Community News	R 663,244.00 (New)
Youth Mate News	R 606,950.00 (New)

MR NN MUNZHELELE

DIRECTOR GENERAL [ACTING]

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS

DATE:

MS AF MUTHAMBI (MP)

MINISTER OF COMMUNICATIONS

DATE:

25 April 2016 - NW1040

Van Damme, Ms PT to ask the Minister of Communications

Whether the SA Broadcasting Corporation intends to hold elections for the best worker at the public broadcaster; if not, why not; if so, (a) what amount will be allocated as prize money for the staff members who win the election and (b) which budget will the funding be drawn from?

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Reply:

Yes. The SABC has a formal Employee Recognition Award Programme which has just been recently approved. It is intended to be implemented in the year 2016/17. The staff will nominate the best employee. The nominated employees will be given different types of prizes that can range from cash, gifts, certificates, holiday packages and so on. The Programme forms part of organisational methods of recognizing excellence thereby improving the morale and performance.

a) It cannot determine in advance how much employees will get because it will depend on the categories they get voted for.

b) The organization budgets for these awards and will continue to do so based on the affordability

MR NN MUNZHELELE

DIRECTOR GENERAL [ACTING]

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS

DATE:

MS AF MUTHAMBI (MP)

MINISTER OF COMMUNICATIONS

DATE

25 April 2016 - NW1146

Alberts, Mr ADW to ask the Minister of Transport

Whether any sections of the Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences Act, Act 46 of 1998, have been officially suspended; if not, (a) why only certain aspects of the Act are currently being implemented, (b) why the demerit system is not currently being applied and (c) why the Act is being applied only in the particular geographic areas of Johannesburg and Pretoria; if so, (i) which sections and (ii) in terms of whith edition of the Government Gazette they have been so proclaimed?

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Reply:

The original Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences Act, Act 46 of 1998 was published in Government Gazette 19257 of 11 September 1998 where-after it was amended as follows:

Act No. 22 of 1999, published in Government Gazette 19972 of 28 April 1999;
Act No. 24 of 2000, published in Government Gazette 21428 of 02 August 2000; and
Act No. 72 of 2002, published in Government Gazette 24577 of 20 February 2003.

There were no further amendment to the Act after the 2006 amendments. Refer to the attached document.

(a) When the AARTO pilot commenced in 2008 only certain sections of the Act were implemented to ensure that there is no discrimination between traffic offenders in the AARTO area and the remainder of the country.

(b) The allocation of demerit points to infringers in the AARTO area; as well the prescribed process following the accumulation of the maximum number of points resulting in the suspension and cancellation of documents, were regarded as being of a discriminatory nature and therefore not implemented.

(c) Recognising the complicated nature of AARTO in terms of its involvement of a multiplicity of role-players and the need to ensure seamless integration with various existing systems and procedures, the launch of the AARTO on a pilot phase in the jurisdictional areas of Tshwane and Johannesburg was aimed at testing the functionality of the full system, including the development of the National Contravention Register (NCR) on the National Traffic Information System (eNaTIS), and a great variety of forms, processes and procedures. During the pilot the roles and responsibilities of the various key stakeholders was also identified in providing an efficient and effective system. The implementation of the pilot also allowed for impact assessments to be conducted on all systems, identify any weaknesses and allow for the necessary enhancements to be made.

(i) The sections of the Act that are applicable in the geographic areas of Johannesburg and Pretoria are the following : 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, and 35; and

(ii) In terms of Government Gazette No. 31198 of 1 July 2008 the above sections of the Act came into operation in the area of the City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality on 1 July 2008 and in terms of Government Gazette No. 31197 of 1 July 2008 the above sections came into operation in the area of the City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality on 1 November 2008.

22 April 2016 - NW1002

Krumbock, Mr GR to ask the Minister of Police

How many police recruits (a) entered and (b) graduated (i) nationally and (ii) from each training academy from the Basic Police Development Learning Programme in the (aa) 2011-12, (bb) 2012-13, (cc) 2013-14, (dd) 2014-15 and (ee) 2015-16 financial years?

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Reply:

The number of Police Recruits trained per financial year nationally at the respective SAPS Academies is as indicated below:

(aa) 2011-12

(ii) ACADEMIES	(a) ENTERED	(b) GRADUATED
ALL SAINTS	208	207
BHISHO	840	831
BISHOP LAVIS	471	457
CHATSWORTH	180	173
GRAAFF-REINET	351	336
MTHATHA	216	213
OUDTSHOORN	448	440
PHILIPPI	647	637
TSHWANE	1898	1857
ULUNDI	149	147
TOTAL	5408	5298

(bb) 2012-13

(ii) ACADEMIES	(a) ENTERED	(b) GRADUATED
ALL SAINTS	206	192
BHISHO	876	854
BISHOP LAVIS	508	493
CHATSWORTH	186	178
MTHATHA	216	211
OUDTSHOORN	449	433
PHILIPPI	644	631
TSHWANE	1973	1909
TOTAL	5059	4902

(cc) 2013-14

(ii) ACADEMYS	(a) ENTERED	(b) GRADUATED
BHISHO	206	200
CHATSWORTH	72	68
MTHATHA	123	120
PHILIPPI	222	216
TSHWANE	630	586
TOTAL	1253	1190

(dd) 2014-15

(ii) ACADEMYS	(a) ENTERED	(b) GRADUATED
BISHOP LAVIS	144	133
OUDTSHOORN	163	159
MTHATHA	109	107
PHILIPPI	297	289
TSHWANE	202	192
TOTAL	915	880

(ee) 2015-16

(ii) ACADEMYS	(a) ENTERED	(b) GRADUATED
ALL SAINTS	146	143
BHISHO	128	125
BISHOP LAVIS	382	371
CHATSWORTH	178	164
GRAAFF- REINET	119	114
MTHATHA	89	87
OUDTSHOORN	275	270
PHILIPPI	323	317
TSHWANE	1094	1040
ULUNDI	103	101
TOTAL	2837	2732

22 April 2016 - NW945

Steenkamp, Ms J to ask the Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform

Has (a) he and/or (b) his Deputy Ministers ever (i) met with any (aa) member, (bb) employee and/or (cc) close associate of the Gupta family and/or (ii) attended any meeting with the specified persons (aa) at the Gupta’s Saxonwold Estate in Johannesburg or (bb) anywhere else since taking office; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, in each specified case, (aaa) what are the names of the persons who were present at each meeting, (bbb)(aaaa) when and (bbbb) where did each such meeting take place and (ccc) what was the purpose of each specified meeting?

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Reply:

(a) and (b) (i) (aa),(bb) and (cc) and/or (ii) (aa) or (bb)-No.

(aaa),(bbb)(aaaa) and (bbbb) and (ccc)-Falls away.

22 April 2016 - NW915

Mhlongo, Mr P to ask the Minister of Police

(1)Has he earned any additional income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, since his appointment as Minister; if so, (a) when, (b) how much did he earn, (c) from which businesses and (d) for what work; (2) whether his (a) spouse, (b) children and (c) close family earned income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, through his appointment as Minister; if so, in respect of each case, (i) when, (ii) how much did each earn, (iii) from which businesses and (iv) for what work?

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Reply:

Since his appointment, the Minister has never earned any additional income from business with government. To the best of the Minister’s knowledge, his spouse, chldren and close family also never earned any income as a result of doing work for the government through the appointment of the Minister.

22 April 2016 - NW1003

Kalyan, Ms SV to ask the Minister of Police

(a) What amount was spent on the Annual South African Police Service National Excellence Awards (i) in the (aa) 2011-12, (bb) 2012-13, (cc) 2013-14, (dd) 2014-15 and (ee) 2015-16 financial years and (ii) from 1 April 2016 up to the latest specified date for which information is available and (b) what are the names of the contractors in each case?

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Reply:

(a) The amounts spent on the South African Police Service National Excellence Awards are as follows:

(i) (aa) 2011-2012: No event

(bb) 2012-2013: No event

(cc) 2013-2014: R 187 888.00

(dd) 2014-2015: R 1 306 226.00

(ee) 2015-2016: R 1 933 745.00

(a)(ii) 1 April 2016 to date: No expenditure

(b) Names of the contractors used for each financial year

2013-2014: Monument Function Centre

2014-2015: Emperors Palace

2015-2016: Sandton Convention Centre.

22 April 2016 - NW922

Shaik Emam, Mr AM to ask the Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform

Whether, in view of land that is currently being sold despite the prescribed land restitution process and transgressions thereof, he intends to put further measures in place regarding the sale of the Caledon Botanical Garden which is land to which the Khoi community have laid claims to, as they believe that the land rightfully belongs to them and was taken away by the apartheid regime; if not, why not; if so, what further measures?

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Reply:

No claim was received from Khoi community on Caledon Botanical Garden.

22 April 2016 - NW881

Filtane, Mr ML to ask the Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform

Whether, with reference to the alleged irregularities and/or corruption at the Nirwanda Farm, which have a potential to undermine the effective realisation of the land reform objectives consistent with section 25(5) of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996 and the relevant legislations, he is aware of the challenges contained in the document authored on behalf of a certain co-operative (name and details furnished); if not, why not; if so, (a) what steps have been taken to resolve the challenges; (b) what are the timeframes attached to the specified steps; (2) whether he will institute an investigation into the allegations contained in the specified document to resolve the matter; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?

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Reply:

(1) Yes.

(a) A forensic investigation is currently being conducted.

(b) The process is expected to be completed by 30 June 2016.

(2) Falls away.

22 April 2016 - NW559

Boshoff, Ms SH to ask the Minister of Basic Education

(1)(a) How many learners in each district in Mpumalanga enrolled for the age groups (i) 3-5 years and (ii) Grade R in the (aa) 2013, (bb) 2014, (cc) 2015 and (dd) 2016 school years and (b) how many of the specified learners in each of the specified school years entered Grade 1; (2) (a) what is the learner to teacher ratio at each of the (i) schools and/or (ii) centres that cater for early childhood development (ECD) in each district in Mpumalanga and (b) how many of these schools and/or centres receive the government subsidy of R12,00 per learner; (3) (a) how many of the specified ECD (i) centres and/or (ii) classrooms in each district in Mpumalanga cater for the needs of learners with disabilities and (b) how many ECD practitioners are appropriately trained in the field of Special Needs Education? (2) (a) what is the learner to teacher ratio at each of the (i) schools and/or (ii) centres that cater for early childhood development (ECD) in each district in Mpumalanga and (b) how many of these schools and/or centres receive the government subsidy of R12,00 per learner; (3) (a) how many of the specified ECD (i) centres and/or (ii) classrooms in each district in Mpumalanga cater for the needs of learners with disabilities and (b) how many ECD practitioners are appropriately trained in the field of Special Needs Education?

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Reply:

(1) (a) (i)

Table 1 below, indicates the number of 3 to 5 year olds attending Early Childhood Development (ECD) centres in Mpumalanga. It shows that the majority of learners in ECD centres were 5 year olds in the years 2013 to 2015.

Table 1: Number of 3-5 year olds attending ECD centres in Mpumalanga, by District, between 2013 and 2015

District	2013 (aa)	2014 (bb)	2015 (cc)
	3 years	4 years	5 and below	5 years	2 - 3 years	4 - 5 years	4 years	5 and below	0-3 years	4 years	5 years
BOHLABELA	44	194	161	363	53	238	4	273	10	69	219
EHLANZENI	207	381	498	723	197	429	45	843	77	281	583
GERT SIBANDE	224	502	725	771	189	379	53	558	71	207	521
NKANGALA	591	1 226	801	2 369	543	1 330	65	2 134	186	547	1263
Total	1 066	2 307	2 185	4 239	982	2 376	167	3 808	344	1125	2625

Source: 2013-2015 Annual Surveys for ECD

Note: ECD survey collects data on ECD centres that offer Grade R and are registered with the provincial education departments.

(ii) Table 2 below indicates the number of Grade R learners in ordinary schools and ECD centres in Mpumalanga, by district, between 2013 and 2015. It shows that there was an increase in Grade R enrolment from 63 093, in 2013 to 65 751, in 2015.

Table 2: Number of Grade R learners in ordinary school and ECD centres in Mpumalanga, by district, between 2013 and 2015

District	2013	2014	2015
BOHLABELA	13 579	14 172	13 955
EHLANZENI	18 180	18 849	18 670
GERT SIBANDE	13 557	13 925	14 718
NKANGALA	17 777	18 188	18 408
Total	63 093	65 134	65 751

Source 1: 2013-2015 SNAP Surveys for ordinary schools

Source 2: 2013-2015 Annual Surveys for ECD

Note: ECD survey collects data on ECD centres that offer Grade R and are registered with the provincial education department.

(dd) For 2016, the data was collected on the first Tuesday of March 2016. However it is still to be verified by the Provinces. The data will be available at the end of 2016.

(b) According to Table 3 below, more than 50 000 Grade 1 learners attended Grade R. It shows a drop in Grade 1 learners who attended Grade R between 2013 and 2014.

Table 3: Number of Grade 1 learners who attended Grade R, in 2013 and 2014

District	2013	2014
BOHLABELA	10 923	9 090
EHLANZENI	15 436	17 359
GERT SIBANDE	14 537	12 682
NKANGALA	15 490	15 131
Total	56 386	54 262

Source: 2013-2014 Annual Survey for ordinary schools

Note: Please note that the Annual Survey for ordinary schools data for 2015 and 2016 is not yet available.

(2)(a) (i)

Table 4 below indicates the Learner Educator Ratio (LER) for ordinary schools that offer Grade R in Mpumalanga, in 2015. The provincial average LER in ordinary schools that offer Grade R and pre Grade R in Mpumalanga was 32.4.

Table 4: LER for ordinary schools that offer Grade R, by District, in 2015

District	LER
BOHLABELA	32.9
EHLANZENI	33.0
ERMELO	35.9
GERT SIBANDE	31.5
NKANGALA	32.2
Total	32.4

Source: 2015 SNAP Surveys for ordinary schools

2 (a)(ii) Please refer to Annexure A Table 5 for the detail response.

(2)(b)

During 2015, the Mpumalanga Education Department was paying R5 500 per practitioner via PERSAL to 1075 public schools with Grade R. The stipends for the practitioners at 120 Community-Based Sites are transferred to these sites. The Mpumalanga Education Department also centrally procures equipment and Learning and Teaching Support Material (LTSM) for Grade R at both public schools and Community-Based Sites.

ANNEXURE A

Table 5: Learner Educator Ratio for ordinary schools that offers Grade R, in Mpumalanga, by District, in 2015

Province	Region	Emis Number	School Name	LER
MP	Not specified	800029538	SHALOM CHRISTIAN SCHOOL	8.5
MP	Not specified	800030262	ARK CHRISTIAN SCHOOL	39.5
MP	Not specified	800035636	SUMMERFIELDS PRIVATE SCHOOL	16.5
MP	BOHLABELA	800002253	COROMANDEL PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800002287	CROCODILEVALLEY PRIMARY	19.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800003756	ENKELDOORN PRIMARY SCHOOL	15.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800004754	GLORY HILL PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800005165	LYDENBURG CHRISTIAN PRIVATE SCHOOL	12.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800005363	LYDENBURG AKADEMIE VIR CVO	8.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800008003	KIWI PRIMARY SCHOOL	18.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800009019	BOSFONTEIN PRIMARY	30.2
MP	BOHLABELA	800009167	LAERSKOOL GRASKOP PRIMARY	25.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800009415	LAERSKOOL LYDENBURG	25.6
MP	BOHLABELA	800009621	SABIE PRIMARY SCHOOL	22.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800010280	LESODI PRIMARY	41.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800010462	LINDANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.2
MP	BOHLABELA	800011171	MABULELA PRIMARY SCHOOL	12.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800012658	MARAMBANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800012757	MARIFAAN	33.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800017764	LYDENBURG PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800017947	PILGRIMS REST PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800018705	PRIMERE SKOOL KELLYSVILLE	36.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800019687	HARMONY HILL PRIMARY	37.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800022244	SPEKBOOM	26.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800028530	DIENTJIE PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800028548	KOBENG PRIMARY SCHOOL	43.2
MP	BOHLABELA	800028555	L L MOGANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.4
MP	BOHLABELA	800028563	MOKOKWANE PRIMARY	27.7
MP	BOHLABELA	800028571	PITAS PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800028589	SHAKWANENG PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800028647	MATIBIDI PRIMARY SCHOOL	42.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800029033	WOODLANDS PREPARATORY SCHOOL	8.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800034829	HOKWE PRIMARY SCHOOL	20.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800034830	KHAYELIHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800034833	MAHLAHLUVANA PRIMARY	30.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800034835	MANYAKATANA PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.6
MP	BOHLABELA	800034836	MATSAVANE PRIMARY SCHOL	32.4
MP	BOHLABELA	800034840	NDIMANDE PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.7
MP	BOHLABELA	800034841	NKULUNGWANA PRIMARY SCHOOL	23.7
MP	BOHLABELA	800034844	QCETYWAYO PRIMARY SCHOOL	18.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800034847	WELANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800034850	ZIGODE PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.2
MP	BOHLABELA	800034851	APLOS CHILOANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.6
MP	BOHLABELA	800034852	ARTHURSEAT PRIMARY SCHOOL	48.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800034853	CHUEU PRIMARY SCHOOL	52.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800034854	CRAIGIEBURN PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800034855	GREEN VALLEY LOWER & HIGHER PRI	35.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800034856	HLOAIA CHILOANE PRIMARY	37.6
MP	BOHLABELA	800034857	JUBILEE ENGLISH MEDIUM SCHOOL	5.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800034863	MAKWETSE PRIMARY	40.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800034864	MAPATELETSE PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800034870	MOKGOMANA PRIMARY SCHOOL	15.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800034878	TSHOKOLO PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800034882	CASTEEL PRIMARY	35.5
MP	BOHLABELA	800034886	KENNEN PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800034887	LEBADISHANG PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.2
MP	BOHLABELA	800034888	LEKANANG PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.5
MP	BOHLABELA	800034893	MAMOSEBO LOWER AND HIGHER PRIMARY	30.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800034894	MAMOSODI PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.6
MP	BOHLABELA	800034895	MAOLOSHE PRIMARY	26.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800034897	MATLUSHE PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800034899	MOKGAWANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800034902	MOTLAMOGALE LOWER AND HIGHER PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.5
MP	BOHLABELA	800034906	ANDOVER PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800034908	ECKSON MASOTJA PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.7
MP	BOHLABELA	800034910	KHOKHOVELA HIGHER PRIMARY	30.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800034912	LETSAMAILE CHILOANE PRIMARY	38.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800034913	MABON'WANA PRIMARY SCHOOL	26.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800034914	MADILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800034916	MAKGAHLISHE PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800034918	MAWUVANA PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800034920	MORAGE LOWER PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.2
MP	BOHLABELA	800034930	SESETE PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800034931	SIHLEKISI PRIMARY	37.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800034935	BUYISONTO PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800034936	D.G. MASHEGO PRIMARY	28.7
MP	BOHLABELA	800034938	ESSELMAN PRIMARY	41.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800034940	HLAMALANI	25.4
MP	BOHLABELA	800034942	MAJEMBENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.6
MP	BOHLABELA	800034945	MASWAMENI	29.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800034949	MPISANE	31.6
MP	BOHLABELA	800034952	NKONTHASI PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800034953	NKWENKWEZI PRIMARY	37.6
MP	BOHLABELA	800034956	SASELANI PRIMARY	30.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800034957	SIBOYIYE C. SCHOOL	28.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800034958	SIBAMBAYANA PRIMARY SCHOOL	53.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800034960	TWALAKULE PRIMARY SCHOOL	27.7
MP	BOHLABELA	800034961	XINGALA MAKAMU PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800034964	CHAYIWE LOWER PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.5
MP	BOHLABELA	800034965	FUNJWA PRIMARY	34.2
MP	BOHLABELA	800034975	MAPALANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.7
MP	BOHLABELA	800034978	MASENYANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800034979	MUGIDI PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800034982	PAULOS PRIMARY	35.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800034983	SEGANYANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.4
MP	BOHLABELA	800034984	SETLHARE PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.4
MP	BOHLABELA	800034987	TIMBAVATI COMBINED PRIMARY	34.4
MP	BOHLABELA	800034988	wem acornhoe	29.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800034990	ALEXANDRIA PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800034991	CUNNINGMOORE PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.6
MP	BOHLABELA	800034992	HLANGALEZWE	29.5
MP	BOHLABELA	800034994	HOKISA PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800034998	KHULONG PRIMARY	31.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800034999	KWETSE LOWER AND HIGHER PRIMARY	39.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800035002	MAGASHULE LP SCHOOL	31.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800035003	MAPETEKOANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.4
MP	BOHLABELA	800035007	MHLAVA KHOSA	27.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800035010	NTSHOENYANE PRIMARY	25.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800035013	PLAATJIE LOWER AND HIGHER PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800035015	SARINGWA PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.5
MP	BOHLABELA	800035016	SELE PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800035019	TIYIMELENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800035020	VANDAMA PRIMARY	31.6
MP	BOHLABELA	800035024	HANANANI PRIMARY	43.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800035025	HLALAKAHLE PRIMARY	27.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800035026	LUDLOW PRIMARY	31.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800035028	MAHLATHI PRIMARY	33.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800035029	MAHLEKISANA PRIMARY SCHOOL	25.4
MP	BOHLABELA	800035030	MALWANA PRIMARY	33.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800035032	MANYELETI PRIMARY	29.4
MP	BOHLABELA	800035035	MTEMBENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800035036	MUCHUCHI PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800035038	MUNYAMANA PRIMARY	26.7
MP	BOHLABELA	800035039	N'WAMACINGELE	37.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800035040	NXALATI PRIMARY	35.5
MP	BOHLABELA	800035042	SALANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.2
MP	BOHLABELA	800035044	SHIVITI PRIMARY SCHOOL	26.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800035046	TSUVUKA PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800035048	XINYEKETI PRIMARY	30.5
MP	BOHLABELA	800035050	BANTOMU PRIMARY SCHOOL	26.7
MP	BOHLABELA	800035052	EMFULENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	26.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800035056	KWANANG PRIMARY	37.6
MP	BOHLABELA	800035059	LAPISHE LOWER AND HIGHER PRIMARY	38.4
MP	BOHLABELA	800035061	MADUKULUSHE LOWER PRIMARY	32.7
MP	BOHLABELA	800035062	MAKOROMPANE PRIMARY	29.5
MP	BOHLABELA	800035071	MOGOLANE PRIMARY	41.4
MP	BOHLABELA	800035072	NWAMAHUMANA LOWER PRIMARY	41.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800035075	SHATLENG PRIMARY	32.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800035077	BARNEY PRIMARY SCHOOL	43.2
MP	BOHLABELA	800035080	DILAYI L/H PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800035081	DIPHASWA PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800035085	MAVILJAN PRIMARY	38.2
MP	BOHLABELA	800035087	NTSIE PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800035088	PUGISHE PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800035089	S H NYALUNGU PRIMARY SCHOOL	42.2
MP	BOHLABELA	800035090	BHEJANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.2
MP	BOHLABELA	800035094	HOMMUZEYA PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800035096	LISBON FARM PRIMARY SCHOOL	25.4
MP	BOHLABELA	800035097	LONDHINDHA PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.2
MP	BOHLABELA	800035102	MAPALENI PRIMARY	43.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800035103	MATIKWANA PRIMARY SCHOOL	43.4
MP	BOHLABELA	800035104	MAVIMBELA PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.5
MP	BOHLABELA	800035105	MBATINI PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.6
MP	BOHLABELA	800035109	MKHUMBINI PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800035110	MVUYAZI PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800035111	NJANJI PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800035113	PENSELE PRIMARY SCHOOL	23.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800035114	PHAPHAMA PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.2
MP	BOHLABELA	800035115	SHALAMUKA PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.4
MP	BOHLABELA	800035116	THULANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800035117	THWASANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.5
MP	BOHLABELA	800035120	BOIKHUTSO PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800035123	FAREL PRIMARY	31.6
MP	BOHLABELA	800035126	LESEDI LOWER AND HIGHER PRIMARY	33.7
MP	BOHLABELA	800035128	MATHULE PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800035130	MATLALONG PRIMARY	37.7
MP	BOHLABELA	800035135	MORATISENG PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800035136	NARISHE PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.2
MP	BOHLABELA	800035137	NGWARELE PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.5
MP	BOHLABELA	800035139	NTSOELEMOLODI PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800035141	RELANE PRIMARY	29.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800035145	SHATALE PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.4
MP	BOHLABELA	800035146	THABAKGOLO PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800035152	EZROM PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800035153	FLORAPHOPHE PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800035159	MAHLAMBANDLOPFU PRIMARY	37.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800035164	MPIKANISO PRIMARY	41.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800035165	MPITHI COMBINED	26.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800035166	MZILIKAZI PRIMARY	24.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800035172	SONIYE PRIMARY	34.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800035175	WISANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800035176	XILONGANA LOWER PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800035184	DYONDZEKANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800035186	HIBEMANDLA PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800035188	HLANGANANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.2
MP	BOHLABELA	800035190	HUNDZUKANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800035192	J J MATSANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	27.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800035193	JAN RIKHOTSO PRIMARY	28.6
MP	BOHLABELA	800035194	JONGILANGA PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.2
MP	BOHLABELA	800035199	MAGUDU PRIMARY	29.4
MP	BOHLABELA	800035201	MHLAHLE	34.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800035202	MKETSE PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.2
MP	BOHLABELA	800035203	NEMBE MHLABA PRIMARY	35.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800035206	NJONJELA PRIMARY SCHOOL	25.6
MP	BOHLABELA	800035208	NWANKUPANA PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800035210	RHANDZEKILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.7
MP	BOHLABELA	800035213	TIYANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800035236	DANIYE PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800035237	GAVAZANA PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.5
MP	BOHLABELA	800035238	HLAVATHI PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.6
MP	BOHLABELA	800035316	KHAYIMANI INDEPENDENT COLLEGE	11.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800035479	MOTHAILENG MASHEGO PRIMARY SCHOOL	62.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800035482	BADLANGAYE PRIMARY	47.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800035483	NDUMA PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800035484	JB KHOZA PRIMARY SCHOOL	26.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800035493	EZWENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	24.3
MP	BOHLABELA	800035497	MORITHING PRIMARY	35.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800035498	NTSHUXEKO PRIMARY SCHOOL	44.1
MP	BOHLABELA	800035507	A PETIT PAS INDEPENDENT PAS	4.5
MP	BOHLABELA	800035523	NHLENGELO PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.8
MP	BOHLABELA	800035524	MASWENG PRIMARY	30.5
MP	BOHLABELA	800035527	LEHLOGONOLO PRIMARY SCHOOL	52.6
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800034828	HLUVUKANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.3
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800034871	MOREI PRIMARY	35.9
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800034872	MOTLAMOGATSANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.1
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800034874	PHATSEDI LOWER AND HIGHER PRIMARY	37.1
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800034876	SENIANYA PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.1
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800034889	LEKEDI L/H PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.3
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800034890	M.O. MASHEGO PRIMARY	29.7
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800034922	MPHAKU PRIMARY	32.2
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800034924	MPISI PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.9
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800034928	SEBOSEGOLO SA MAPULANA PRIMARY	33.1
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800034934	BENG BA LONA PRIMARY SCHOOL	24.4
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800034955	SAILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.8
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800034963	BERETTA PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.0
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800034969	LUMUKISA PREPARATORY SCHOOL	26.8
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800035033	MATIKINYA HIGHER PRIMARY	29.8
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800035043	SAMSON SIBUYI PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.1
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800035060	M.P.MOKOENA PRIMARY	29.4
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800035066	MARONGWANE PRIMARY	35.5
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800035068	MATHUPA	33.3
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800035119	WEM MKHUHLU	18.3
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800035149	CHARLEY MBHUNGELE PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.0
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800035155	HUMULANI PRIMARY	32.0
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800035168	NDWANDWE PRIMARY	30.8
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800035170	SABEKA PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.8
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800035171	SONGENI HIGH PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.6
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800035173	THULAMAHASHE LOWER PRIMARY	36.8
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800035179	BABATI PRIMARY	34.6
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800035214	VUYELANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.1
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800035459	SEDIBA SA THUTO PRIMARY	36.9
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800035481	SAMUEL MHLANGA PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.8
MP	BUSHBUCKRIDGE	800035487	Khahlela	35.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800000430	MAMINZAPRIMARYSCHOOL	40.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800000455	LETSAKUTHULA PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800000521	BAMBANANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800000661	MOUNTAIN VIEW PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800001008	BHAMBATHA PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800001321	BONGAMLAMBO PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800001347	BONGANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800001503	FAKAZI	34.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800001727	BUHLEBUYETA PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800001826	BUYANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800001867	CALVARY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL	13.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800001974	CATFULANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800002014	CELANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800002022	CHAKAZA PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800002089	CHIEF MAKUNYULA PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800002147	CHWENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800002246	COPHETSHENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800002568	CROMATICOMBINED	22.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800002824	DRIEKOPPIES COMBINED SCHOOL	31.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800002881	DUMA PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800003129	EDWALENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800003194	EKHIYENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800003210	EKUCATHUZENI PRIMARY	36.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800003343	EKWENZENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800003491	EMATHOLENI COMBINED SCHOOL	34.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800003525	EMBONISWENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800003640	EMTFUNTINI PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800003707	ENDLUNKULU PRIMARY SCHOOL	19.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800003772	ENKHOKHOKHWENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800003814	ENTABAMHLOPHE COMBINED	30.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800003822	ENTOKOZWENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800003848	ENZANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800004044	ETIMBONDVWENI COMBINED SCHOOL	28.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800004093	EVIMBILANGA PRIMARY	41.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800004176	FAIRVIEW PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800004374	FUNINDLELA PRIMARY	38.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800004416	GEBHUNDLOVU PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800004549	GEORGE MHAULE PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800004630	GOBA PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800004713	GOGOMHLANGA PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800004788	GATEWAY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL	10.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800004903	GUTJWA PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800005355	ZWELISHA PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800005470	BENJAMIN PRIMARY	37.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800005538	HOECHST PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800005546	PHUMALANGA	34.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800005686	HOYI PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800006064	IFALETHU PRIMARY SCHOOL	43.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800006239	IMPUMELELO PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800006338	INJABULO H.P SCHOOL	37.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800006379	INKAMBENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800006403	INKHANYETI P. SCHOOL	36.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800006544	MBUZINI PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800006551	INTFUTFUKO PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800006924	JABULANI PRIMARY	27.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800007112	JOHN MDLULI PRIMARY	29.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800007195	MATSULU PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800007203	KAAPVALLEI PRIMARY SCHOOL	27.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800007641	KHANYISILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	42.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800007724	KHOMBINDLELA	35.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800007799	KHULA-MLAMBO PRIMARY SCHOOL	26.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800007807	KHULA-MSHIKA COMBINED SCHOOL	34.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800007831	KHULANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	25.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800008177	KLIPSPRINGER PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800008417	KOBI PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800008599	KUSILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800008623	KWA-JELUSA PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800008672	KWALODAKADA PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800008987	LAERSKOOL BARBERTON	21.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800009001	LAERSKOOL BERGLAND	24.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800009050	LAERSKOOL CLIVIA PRIMARY	17.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800009381	LAERSKOOL LAEVELD	27.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800009431	LAERSKOOL MALELANE	22.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800009480	LAERSKOOL NELSPRUIT	24.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800009647	LAERSKOOL SKUKUZA PRIMARY	21.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800010017	LEGOGOTO PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800010116	LEKAZI PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800010223	LEPESI PRIMARY	34.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800010405	LIGUGULETFU PRIMARY	37.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800010421	LIKHWETI PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800010470	LINDANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800010645	LOMATIDRAAI PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800010694	LOTI PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800010793	LUGEDLANE PRIMARY	36.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800010835	LUNDANDA PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800010892	LUTHANGO PRIMARY	31.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800010926	LWALENG PRIMARY SCHOOL	86.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800011494	MAGEWU PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800011536	MAGOGENI	33.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800011551	MAGUBHA COMBINED SCHOOL	30.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800011569	MAGUDU PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800011759	MAJEMBENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800011775	MAJIKA PRIMARY SCHOOL	43.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800011866	MAKHAHLELA PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800011932	MAKOKO PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800012070	MALEKUTU PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800012252	LIVELETHU	42.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800012435	MANZINI COMBINE SCHOOL	29.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800012526	MAPHAKAMA PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800012583	MAQAMELA PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800012625	MAQHEKEZA PRIMARY	37.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800012948	MASIBEKELA PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800012955	MASIBONISANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800012971	MASIHAMBISANE SCHOOL	29.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800013078	MASOYI COMBINED SCHOOL	29.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800013300	MATJENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800013383	MATSAFENI	38.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800013391	MATSAMO PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800013524	MAWEWE H.P SCHOOL	36.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800013656	MBANGWANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800013680	MBAZIMA PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800013748	MBOKODO PRIMARY SCHOOL	46.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800013755	MBOMBO COMBINED SCHOOL	29.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800013847	M.C.ZITHA COMBINED SCHOOL	34.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800013870	MDLADLA PRIMARY	38.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800013904	MDUMISENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800013938	MDZIMBA PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800014050	MGANDUZWENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800014068	MGCOBANENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800014084	MGOBODI COMBINED SCHOOL	32.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800014100	MGUBHO COMBINED SCHOOL	32.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800014167	MHLABA COMBINED SCHOOL	35.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800014225	MHLOSHENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800014241	MHOLA PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800014266	MHWAYI PRIMARY SCHOOL	42.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800014357	MJEJANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800014514	MLILO PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800015123	MOODIES PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800015511	MPAKENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800015628	MPHOTI PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800015719	MPUMELELO PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800015743	MPUNZANA COMBINED SCHOOL	26.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800015784	MSHENGU INCLUSIVE SCHOOL	33.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800015818	MSOGWABA PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800015867	MTHAYIZA PRIMARY SCHOOL	44.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800015933	MTHUNZI PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800015941	MTIMBA COMBINED SCHOOL	37.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800016071	MVANGATINI PRIMARY SCHOOL	19.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800016162	MZINTI PRIMARY SCHOOL	43.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800016428	NDINDINDI PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800016436	NDLAPHU PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800016451	NDLAVELA PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800016477	NDLEMANE PRIMARY	32.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800016592	NELSPRUIT PRIMARY SCHOOL	26.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800016840	NGWANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800017251	NSIZWANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800017491	NYALUNGU PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800017970	PENRYN COLLEGE	10.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800018085	PHAKAMANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800018093	PHAKANI PRIMARY SCHOL	34.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800018127	PHAMBANISA PRIMARY	38.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800018291	PHINDELA PRIMARY	30.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800018317	PHIVA PRIMARY SCHOOL	42.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800018358	PHOLANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	44.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800018721	PROF S.S REPINGA COMBINED SCHOOL	35.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800019646	SABATHA P SCHOOL	35.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800019778	SALUBINDZA P. SCHOOL	31.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800019786	SAMBO PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800019844	SANDZILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	43.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800019968	SCHOEMANSDAL COMBINED SCHOOL	34.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800019992	SCHULZENDAL PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800020131	SEHLULILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800020206	SEKUSILE PRIMARY	38.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800020495	SHAYAZA COMBINED SCHOOL	36.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800020529	SHISHILA PRIMARY	39.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800020578	SHONGWE BOARDING SCHOOL	38.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800020743	SIBOSHWA PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800020800	SIBUYILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800020867	SIDLOKO PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800020941	SIFUNINDLELA PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800020982	SIHLANGU	33.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800021220	SINDZAWONYE	35.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800021253	SINQOBILE PRIMARY	31.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800021329	SISINI PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800021519	SIYAKHULA PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800021543	SIYANCOBA P. SCHOOL	30.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800021741	SIZIMISELE PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800021931	SOGASA PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800022038	SOMCUBA PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800022160	SOPHUNGANE COMBINED SCHOOL	30.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800022350	ST PETER'S	11.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800022525	SUKUMANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800022673	TAKHELENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800022764	TEKWANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	43.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800022780	TENTELENI PRIMARY	27.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800022806	TFOLINHLANHLA PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800022889	THAMBOKHULU PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800022897	THANDA PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800022988	THANDULWAZI PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800023036	THE KINGS SCHOOL (PRIMARY)	21.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800023333	THULA PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800023481	TIBONELENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800023499	TIGA PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800023549	TINDZALENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800023598	TIPHEMBELENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800023820	TSANDZANANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800023879	TSEMBALETFU PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800023887	TSEMBANANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800024364	UMPOPOLI PRIMARY	61.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800024489	UPLANDS PREPARATORY SCHOOL	14.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800024521	VALENCIA COMBINED SCHOOL	24.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800024810	VUKASAMBE PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800024943	VULAMASANGO PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800024976	VULEMEHLO COMBINED SCHOOL	24.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800025130	VUTSELANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800025312	WEM PRIVATE	24.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800025668	YEDVWA PRIMARY SCHOOL	49.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800025742	ZAKHELENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800025783	ZAMANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800025817	ZAMOKUHLE COMBINED SCHOOL	30.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800025833	ZANDILE COMBINED SCHOOL	30.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800025882	ZIBOKWANE PRIMARY	36.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800026021	ZITHULELE PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800026930	SIDLEMU PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800029066	RIVERVIEW PREPARATORY SCHOOL	13.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800029512	ZWIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800029587	EDUCODE PRIMARY	558.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800029645	EKUPHUMULENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800029702	SIKHUTSELE PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800029744	CARPE DIEM PRIMARY SCHOOL	11.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800029942	LAEVELD AKADEMIE	5.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800030056	BLESSINGS PRIMARY SCHOOL	10.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800030098	SIFUNDZEKHAYA P. SCHOOL	36.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800030189	EDUCODE PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800030346	BARBERTON ACADEMY PRIMARY SCHOOL	19.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800030353	TRINITY COLLEGE	17.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800030387	SUMMERHILL PREPARATORY SCHOOL	9.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800030429	MAGCEKENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800030460	SONDLOVU	37.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800030635	LOUIEVILLE COMBINED SCHOOL	31.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800030734	SBONGILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800030817	A.A.KHUMALO PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800031104	FOUNTAIN SCHOOL	5.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800031401	UBUHLE LEARNING CENTRE	8.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800031625	LITTLE ANGEL	22.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800032862	TONGAVIEW PRIMARY SCHOOL	42.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800033993	SUNRISE ACADEMY	32.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800034289	KAARYMHLUSHWA PRIMARY SCHOOL	43.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800034447	SHAYINDLOVU PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800034587	EKUPHILENI ACADEMY	55.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800034590	SIBANDE PRIMARY SCHOOL	17.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800034595	FAIRVIEW ACADEMY	18.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800034608	SHAMMAH EAST COLLEGE	7.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800034783	SIYAMUKELA PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800034815	ANELS PARK ACADEMY	15.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800034927	POWERLINE PRIMARY	38.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800035306	COMETOGETHER	13.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800035312	ROYAL COLLEGE	27.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800035381	AMON NKOSI PRIMARY SCHOOL	49.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800035463	ELEPHANT PRIVATE COLLEGE	17.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800035464	TWINCLLEGE	18.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800035496	INSIGHT PRIMARY SCHOOL	14.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800035647	CURRO NELSPRUIT	13.1
MP	EHLANZENI	800035665	WISDOM OF GRACE PRIMARY	28.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800035676	MERIDIAN KARINO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL	18.0
MP	Ehlanzeni region	800001743	BUKHOSIBETFU PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.6
MP	ERMELO	800000968	BERGPLAAS PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.3
MP	ERMELO	800013821	SIYATHEMBA PRIMARY	35.2
MP	ERMELO	800016725	NGEMA PRIMARY	42.7
MP	ERMELO	800021709	SIZENZELE PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.5
MP	ERMELO	800022319	ST ANDREWS PRIMARY SCHOOL	27.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800000042	SITANANI PRIMARY	37.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800000067	ALLAN MAKHUNGA PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800000166	AMANZI PRIMARY SCHOOL	24.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800000406	BAADJIESBULT COMBINED SCHOOL	27.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800000471	YOUNG HARVEST CHRISTIAN SCHOOL	6.1
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800000489	BALFOUR RPIAMRY SCHOOL	31.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800000844	BEKETELANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800000943	BERBICE PRIMARY SCHOOL	23.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800000984	BETHAMOYA PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800001149	BLESBOKSPRUIT PRIMARY SCHOL	22.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800001305	BONANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	43.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800001354	BONGANIVEN PRIMARY SCHOOL	8.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800001438	BONGUMKHWANAZI PRIMARY SCHOOL	25.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800001487	BONUKUKHANYA PRIMARY SCHOOL	42.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800001768	BUSBY PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800001818	BUYANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800001883	CAMDEN COMBINED SCHOOL	34.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800001909	CANA COMBINED SCHOOL	33.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800001917	CANGASA PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800001941	CAROLINA COMBINED SCHOOL	28.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800002188	CABANGANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800002196	CLIFTON PRIMARY SCHOOL	47.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800002261	COTHOZA PRIMARY SCHOOL	23.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800002345	DAGGAKRAAL PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800002410	DELFKOM PRIMARY SCHOOL	26.1
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800002477	DERBY PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800002576	DINGA COMBINED SCHOOL	35.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800002832	DRIEPAN	45.1
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800002931	DUMISANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800003053	EARLYBIRD PRIMARY SCHOOL	22.1
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800003087	EBUHLENI PRIMARY	30.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800003244	EKUKHANYENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800003269	EKUPHAKAMENI	31.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800003285	EKUPHILENI COMBINED SCHOOL	30.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800003301	EKUPHUMELENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	16.4
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800003442	ELUKWATINI PRIMARY	33.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800003467	ELUYENGWENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800003541	EMDIBINI COMBINED SCHOOL	30.4
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800003608	EMOYENI COMBINED SCHOOL	31.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800003657	EMTHINI	37.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800003699	EMZWELE PRIMARY SCHOOL	26.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800003723	ENGELSEDRAAI COMBINED SCHOOL	12.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800003798	ENKUNDLENI	29.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800003806	ENON PRIMARY SCHOOL	47.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800003897	ERMELO COMBINED SCHOOL	23.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800003913	ERMELO ENGLISH PRIMARY SCHOOL	26.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800003947	ESHWILENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800003954	ESIBUSIWENI COMBINED SCHOOL	36.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800003970	ESITHEMBISWENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800004028	ETHEMBENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800004135	EZENZELENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800004150	EZINDONGENI PRIMARY	17.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800004218	FATHER CHARLES PRIMARY SCHOOL	26.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800004358	FUNDUQHUBEKA PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800004440	GEDULD PRIMARY SCHOOL	22.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800004465	GEKOMBINEERDE SKOOL BALFOUR	18.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800004507	MORGENZON LANDBOU AKADEMIE	10.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800004614	GLEN ELAND COMBINED SCHOOL	35.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800004663	CHIEF K.J MALAZA COMBINED SCHOOL	24.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800004671	GOEBRAM PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800004705	GOEDGEWOON PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800004820	GROOTBOOM PRIMARY SCHOOL	23.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800004838	GROOTDRAAIDAM PRIMARY SCHOOL	26.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800004887	GUNWANA PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800005009	HAMBANATSI PRIMARY SCHOOL	20.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800005124	HIGHVELD RIDGE PRIMARY	25.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800005207	HLAKANIPHA PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800005231	HLALANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800005405	HLOBISA PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800005439	PRIVAATSKOOL AMAJUBA	4.4
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800005462	HLONIPHANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800005579	HOLDESHEIM PRIMARY SCHOOL.	34.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800005645	HOSANA PRIMARY SCHOOL	27.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800006080	IGUGULABASHA	33.4
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800006098	IHLOBANE COMBINED SCHOOL	37.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800006155	IMBEKEZELO PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800006197	IMISEBEYELANGA COMBINED SCHOOL	20.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800006361	INKABA PRIMARY SCHOOL	19.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800006429	INKOSINATSI PRIMARY	30.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800006437	INKULULEKO PRIMARY	42.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800006502	LETSAKUTHULA PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800006593	INYETI PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800006635	ISABELLADALE PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800006668	ISIBANISEZWE PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800006676	ISIBANISESIZWE COMBINED SCHOOL	35.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800006783	ISIYALU PRIMARY	25.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800006791	ISU ELIHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800006882	IZITHANDANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800007161	LANDULWAZI COMBINED SCHOOL	29.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800007260	KADUMA PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.4
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800007310	KALKOENKRANS PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800007328	EMATSHEKETSHENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800007476	KEMP SIDING COMBINED SCHOOL	29.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800007609	KHANYA PRIMARY SCHOOL	45.4
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800007732	KHONZAKAHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL	25.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800007765	KHULA PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800007815	KHULANGELWATI PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800007898	KHUPHUKANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800007906	KHUPHUKANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800007948	KHUTSALA PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800007989	KINROSS PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800008383	KLIPSTAPEL PRIMARY SCHOOL	25.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800008615	SIPHAKAMILE COMBINED SCHOOL	11.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800008714	KWAMATSHAMHLOPHE PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800008938	LAERSKOOL AMERSFOORT	20.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800008953	LAERSKOOL BADPLAAS	25.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009027	BREYTEN PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.4
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009043	LAERSKOOL CHRISSIE	20.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009068	LAERSKOOL DAVEL 2014	30.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009092	DIEPGEZET PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009134	LAERSKOOL ERMELO	26.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009142	LAERSKOOL GOEDEHOOP	25.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009175	LAERSKOOL GREYLINGSTAD	27.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009183	LAERSKOOL GROOTVLEI	29.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009191	LAERSKOOL HM SWART	23.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009217	LAERSKOOL HOËVELD	22.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009233	LAERSKOOL JEUGKRAG	26.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009266	LAERSKOOL KALIE DE HAAS	19.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009365	LAERSKOOL KRUINPARK	29.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009399	LAERSKOOL LEANDRA	22.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009407	LAERSKOOL LOTHAIR	16.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009456	LAERSKOOL MARIETJIE VAN NIEKERK	18.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009530	LAERSKOOL ORANJEGLOED PRIMARY	20.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009571	LAERSKOOL PIONIER	20.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009639	LAERSKOOL SECUNDA	19.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009662	LAERSKOOL STANDERTON	31.4
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009720	LAERSKOOL TRICHARDT	19.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009787	LAMAGADLELA PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009803	LAMLILE COMBINED SCHOOL	42.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800009985	LEEUWPOORT	24.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800010140	LEKELELANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800010264	LESELI COMBINED SCHOOL	33.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800010363	LIBHABA PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800010389	LIFALETHU PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800010488	LINDILANGA PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800010520	LINDZALOKUHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.4
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800010603	LOBHENGULA PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800010611	LOCHIEL PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.4
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800010744	LUBHAQA	79.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800010843	LUNGELO COMBINED SCHOOL	34.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800010975	M.D. COOVADIA COMBINED SCHOOL	33.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800011122	CINISELANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	15.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800011148	MABOMBE PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800011213	MABUZI PRIMARY SCHOOL	19.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800011254	MADI COMBINED SCHOOL	34.4
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800011361	MADOLA PRIMARY SCHOOL	24.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800011403	MADZANGA PRIMARY SCHOOL	27.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800011916	MAKHOSONKE PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800012104	MALIBONGWE PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800012633	MAQUBA PRIMARY	29.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800012815	MASAKHANE COMBINED SCHOOL	28.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800012930	MAPHALA GULUBE PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800013136	MATALAZA PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800013540	BHEKOUHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800013615	MBALENHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800013888	MLONDOZI PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800013987	MEHLWEMAMBA	22.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800014043	MFULAMUDZE PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800014258	MHOLA PRIMARY SCHOOL	25.1
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800014316	MILLIKEN PRIMARY	23.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800014340	MISPAH PRIMARY SCHOOL	197.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800014498	MLAMBONGWANE	30.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800014506	MLAMLANKUNZI PRIMARY	37.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800014522	MLILO COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL	32.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800015149	MOOLMAN COMBINED SCHOOL	33.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800015727	MPUMELELO PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800015750	MRUBHE PRIMARY SCHOOL	42.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800015826	MSWATI PRIMARY SCHOOL	17.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800016063	MUZIMUHLE .P. SCHOOL	35.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800016097	MZAMO PRIMARY SCHOOL	25.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800016303	NCIKINYANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800016568	NEDERLAND COMBINED SCHOOL	14.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800016832	NGONINI PRIMARY	20.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800016881	NHLAZATSHE PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800017012	NKOKWENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	21.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800017095	NKUKHUNDA PRIMARY	36.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800017194	NOKUTHULA PRIMARY SCHOOL	44.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800017244	nsepe	26.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800017269	NTABABOMVU PRIMARY SCHOOL	46.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800017277	NTABANHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL	21.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800017343	NTITHANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800017533	NYANDENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800017806	OSIZWENI COMBINED SCHOOL	31.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800018002	PETRUS MAZIYA PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800018242	PHEMBINDLELA PRIMARY SCHOOL	43.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800018275	PHEZUKWENTABA PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800018416	PHUMULA PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800018432	PHUMULANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800018481	PHUZAMANZI PRIMARY SCHOOL	24.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800018531	PIETER MABUZA PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800018796	QALABOCHA PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800018812	QALANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800018911	QHUBEKANI PRIMARY	33.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800019216	REDHILL PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800019364	RETSEBILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800019422	RIETSPRUIT PRIMARY	44.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800019505	RONDAVEL COMBINED SCHOOL	33.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800019737	SAKHISIZWE PRIMARY SCHOOL	47.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800019752	SALEM PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800019836	PHUMELELE PRIMARY	32.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800020594	SHUKUMA PRIMARY SCHOOL	42.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800020701	SIBONGANGWANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800020818	SIDINGULWAZI PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800021139	SILINDZILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800021188	SIMUNYE PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800021287	SIPHUMELELE COMBINED SCHOOL	38.1
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800021485	SIYACATHULA LOWER PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800021592	SIYAZAMA SCHOOL	17.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800021600	SIYAZI PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800021618	SIYETA PRIMARY SCHOOL	21.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800021626	SIYEZA PRIMARY SCHOOL	42.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800021873	SKOONUITSIG PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800021949	SOHLAZANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800021980	SOKO PRIMARY SCHOOL	26.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800022392	STANDERTON PRIMARY SCHOOL	19.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800022418	STANWEST COMBINED SCHOOL	27.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800022442	STEYNSDORP PRIMARY	25.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800022558	SUNDUZA PRIMARY SCHOOL	27.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800022624	SWELIHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL	25.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800022632	SYDE PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800022756	TEGWAN'S NEST COMBINED SCHOOL	29.1
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800022905	THANDABANTU PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800022939	THANDANANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800022947	THANDEKA PRIMARY SCHOOL	43.4
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800022996	THATHUKUSA PRIMARY SCHOOL	49.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800023002	THE BROOK PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800023028	THE GEM COMBINED SCHOOL	29.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800023176	THISTLE GROVE COMBINED SCHOOL	32.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800023218	THOKOZANI COMBINED SCHOOL	21.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800023259	THOLUKWAZI PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800023291	THORISONG PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800023440	MHLANGAZANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	27.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800023531	TIMELENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800023606	TISITENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800023630	TJAKASTAD PRIMARY SCHOOL	18.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800023788	TRICHARDSTFONTEIN COMBINED SCHOOL	27.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800023838	TSATSELANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.1
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800023846	TSATSIMFUNDVO PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800023895	TSEMBEKANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800024190	UKUTHOKOZA COMBINED SCHOOL	14.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800024216	ULWAZI PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800024232	UMBHEJEKA PRIMARY SCHOOL	19.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800024265	UMFUDLANA COMBINED SCHOOL	29.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800024281	UMHLABA PRAMARY SCHOOL	32.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800024323	UMLAMBO COMBINED SCHOOL	34.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800024356	UMPILUSI PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800024372	UMSEBE PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.1
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800024422	UMTULWANA PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800024455	UMZIMVELO AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL	32.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800024547	VAN STADENSDAM PRIMARY	48.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800024760	VUKA PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800024794	VUKANINI PRIMARY SCHOOL	27.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800024828	VUKEKUSENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	27.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800024893	VUKUZENZELE COMBINED SCHOOL	35.1
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800024935	VULANDHLELA PRIMARY SCHOOL	24.4
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800025015	VULINGCONDVO PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.1
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800025106	VUSABANTU PRIMARY SCHOOL	21.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800025122	VUSUMUZI PRIMARY SCHOOL	47.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800025163	VYGEBOOM PRIMARY SCHOOL	17.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800025205	WAKERSTROOM PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800025213	WARBURTON COMBINED SCHOOL	31.1
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800025320	WESLEY MEMORIAL PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800025338	WESTEND PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800025353	WETTERAU PRIMARY SCHOOL	23.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800025676	YELLOWSTONE PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800025825	ZAMOKUHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.1
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800025858	ZENDELINGSPOST COMBINED SCHOOL	32.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800026005	ZITHOBE PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800026054	ZIZAMELENI PRIAMRY SCHOOL	36.1
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800026443	JIKANTATHU PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.4
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800026534	WELGEVOND PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800026716	NTOKOZO PRIMARY	16.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800027912	JOUBERTSVLEI COMBINED SCHOOL	35.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800028837	C.V.O SKOOL ERMELO	4.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800029017	HIGHVELD MUSLIM SCHOOL	10.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800029215	ADULLAM CHRISTIAN ACADEMY	9.1
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800029579	HIGHVELD CHRISTIAN COLLEGE	10.1
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800029991	HABILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.4
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800030254	SECUNDA CHRISTIAN ACADEMY	13.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800030403	WESSELTON PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800030437	CASTILIANS PRIMARY SCHOOL	19.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800030486	NEW ERMELO PRIMARY	45.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800030502	INJABULO COMBINED	34.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800030510	ETSHENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800030528	MARANATHA SCHOOL	11.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800030759	STANDERTON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL	5.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800030809	SAKHISIZWE PRIMARY	40.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800032581	CUM LAUDE ACADEMY	28.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800034454	BUHLEBUYEZA PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800034496	IKHWEZI PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.1
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800034580	LAMZINYANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800034597	BHEKIMFUNDVO PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800034605	SIBAHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800034627	IMBONDVO PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.4
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800034642	NORDEN PRIMARY SCHOOL	17.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800034784	KWACHIBIKHULU PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800035314	TOKOLOHO PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.1
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800035504	IMBALI PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800035512	BURNING TORCH CHRISTIAN ACADEMY	7.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800035513	TC COLLEGE ELUKWATINI	5.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800035528	EZAKHENI COMBINED BOARDING SCHOOL	61.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800035529	EKTREFO CHRISTIAN ACADEMY	4.0
MP	Gert Sibande	800035651	MOUNTAIN VALLEY COLLEGE	9.4
MP	NKANGALA	800000141	AMANDLA PRIMARY	30.8
MP	NKANGALA	800000240	ANDISA PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.6
MP	NKANGALA	800000273	ANDRIES MASHILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.9
MP	NKANGALA	800000307	ARBOR P. SCHOOL	52.0
MP	NKANGALA	800000349	ARNOT COLLIERY PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.3
MP	NKANGALA	800000596	BANKFONTEIN COMBINED SCHOOL	28.0
MP	NKANGALA	800000786	BAWOKUHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.3
MP	NKANGALA	800000794	BAZANI	29.7
MP	NKANGALA	800000935	BENZANGANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	22.7
MP	NKANGALA	800001040	BHEKIMFUNDO PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.3
MP	NKANGALA	800001156	BLINKPAN PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.2
MP	NKANGALA	800001222	BLY 'N BEITJIE PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.2
MP	NKANGALA	800001339	BONGANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	44.7
MP	NKANGALA	800001362	BONGIDUVHA COMBINED SCHOOL	28.7
MP	NKANGALA	800001388	BONGINHLANHLA PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.3
MP	NKANGALA	800001495	BOROLO	30.8
MP	NKANGALA	800001586	BOSMANPAN PRIMARY SCHOOL	23.4
MP	NKANGALA	800001701	BUHLEBEMFUNDO PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.9
MP	NKANGALA	800001792	BUTHELELANI J.P SCHOOL	38.7
MP	NKANGALA	800002600	DIPERE PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.1
MP	NKANGALA	800002709	DITLHOKWE PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.0
MP	NKANGALA	800002899	DUMELANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.8
MP	NKANGALA	800002915	DUMEZIZWENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.3
MP	NKANGALA	800002964	DUNBAR PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.0
MP	NKANGALA	800002980	DUVHA PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.4
MP	NKANGALA	800003079	EBHUDLWENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.9
MP	NKANGALA	800003111	ED - U - COLLEGE	28.8
MP	NKANGALA	800003145	EDWARD MATYEKA P SCHOOL	39.4
MP	NKANGALA	800003160	KHUL'UNOLWAZI PRIMARY SCHOOL	44.5
MP	NKANGALA	800003277	EKUPHAKAMENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.1
MP	NKANGALA	800003293	EKUPHUMULENI COMBINED SCHOOL	28.8
MP	NKANGALA	800003459	ELUSINDISWENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.5
MP	NKANGALA	800003509	EMATJENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.9
MP	NKANGALA	800003558	EMFUNDWENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.9
MP	NKANGALA	800003665	EMTHONJENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.9
MP	NKANGALA	800004168	EZWENILETHU PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.6
MP	NKANGALA	800004309	FUNDAWAZI PRIMARY SCHOOL	23.2
MP	NKANGALA	800004325	FUNDISISA COMBINED SCHOOL	31.0
MP	NKANGALA	800004499	GEKOMBINEERDE SKOOL HENDRINA	13.4
MP	NKANGALA	800004572	GIJAMPHEZENI PRIMARY	34.9
MP	NKANGALA	800004598	GIJIMANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.8
MP	NKANGALA	800004770	GREENDALE COMBINED SCHOOL	26.8
MP	NKANGALA	800005066	HENDRINA PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.2
MP	NKANGALA	800005249	HLALANIKAHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.3
MP	NKANGALA	800005264	HLALISANANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.8
MP	NKANGALA	800005322	HLANGU-PHALA PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.3
MP	NKANGALA	800005371	HLEZIKUHLE PRIMARY	22.6
MP	NKANGALA	800005397	HLOBISA PRIMARY	33.4
MP	NKANGALA	800005561	MOTSWEDI PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.5
MP	NKANGALA	800005678	HOUTENBEK PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.8
MP	NKANGALA	800006106	IKAGELENG PRIMARY SCHOOL	27.7
MP	NKANGALA	800006148	IMBALENHLE FARM SCHOOL	30.0
MP	NKANGALA	800006163	IMBHABALA COMBINED SCHOOL	17.0
MP	NKANGALA	800006213	IMPILO PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.2
MP	NKANGALA	800006619	IPANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	25.0
MP	NKANGALA	800006833	ITIRELENG PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.7
MP	NKANGALA	800006916	JABULANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.8
MP	NKANGALA	800007229	KABENZIWA PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.4
MP	NKANGALA	800007237	KABETE PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.4
MP	NKANGALA	800007278	KAGISO PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.2
MP	NKANGALA	800007419	KATJIBANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.6
MP	NKANGALA	800007534	KGOPE PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.0
MP	NKANGALA	800007591	KHANGELA PRIMARY	37.4
MP	NKANGALA	800007625	KHANYISA PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.1
MP	NKANGALA	800007666	KHAYALETHU P.	29.1
MP	NKANGALA	800007674	KHAYALETHU PRIMARY SCHOOL	42.4
MP	NKANGALA	800007690	KHOBONGWANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.3
MP	NKANGALA	800007757	KHONZIMFUNDO COMBINED SCHOOL	32.8
MP	NKANGALA	800007823	KHULANGELWAZI FOUNDATION PHASE	33.0
MP	NKANGALA	800007880	KHUPHUKANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.3
MP	NKANGALA	800007922	KHUTHALANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.3
MP	NKANGALA	800007963	KHUTSONG PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.0
MP	NKANGALA	800008052	CARISSA PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.0
MP	NKANGALA	800008441	KOME PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.0
MP	NKANGALA	800008524	KROMDRAAI COMBINED SCHOOL	36.0
MP	NKANGALA	800008664	KWAKWARI PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.5
MP	NKANGALA	800008755	KWANALA PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.3
MP	NKANGALA	800008979	LAERSKOOL BALMORAL	24.5
MP	NKANGALA	800009076	LAERSKOOL DELMAS PRIMARY	25.3
MP	NKANGALA	800009084	LAERSKOOL DENNESIG	20.7
MP	NKANGALA	800009118	LAERSKOOL ELANDSLAAGTE	27.4
MP	NKANGALA	800009126	LAERSKOOL ELOFF	22.0
MP	NKANGALA	800009274	LAERSKOOL KANONKOP	26.2
MP	NKANGALA	800009290	LAERSKOOL KLIPFONTEIN 60	29.3
MP	NKANGALA	800009308	KLIPSRUIT COMBINED SCHOOL	24.0
MP	NKANGALA	800009324	LAERSKOOL KOORNFONTEIN	39.6
MP	NKANGALA	800009332	LAERSKOOL KRAGBRON	26.2
MP	NKANGALA	800009340	LAERSKOOL KRAGVELD	25.2
MP	NKANGALA	800009357	LAERSKOOL KRIELPARK	18.2
MP	NKANGALA	800009423	LAERSKOOL MACHADO	65.0
MP	NKANGALA	800009464	LAERSKOOL MIDDELBURG	25.7
MP	NKANGALA	800009514	LAERSKOOL ONVERWACHT	21.1
MP	NKANGALA	800009522	LAERSKOOL OOSTERLIJN	18.8
MP	NKANGALA	800009548	LAERSKOOL PANORAMA	28.0
MP	NKANGALA	800009597	LAERSKOOL REYNORIF	32.1
MP	NKANGALA	800009654	LAERSKOOL STAATSPRESIDENT CR SWART	27.9
MP	NKANGALA	800009688	LAERSKOOL SUNDRA	23.5
MP	NKANGALA	800009696	LAERSKOOL TAALFEES	21.4
MP	NKANGALA	800009704	LAERSKOOL TASBETPARK	22.2
MP	NKANGALA	800009746	LAERSKOOL UITKYK	7.9
MP	NKANGALA	800009993	LEFISO PRIMARY SCHOOL	25.3
MP	NKANGALA	800010009	LEFISWANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.5
MP	NKANGALA	800010058	LEHLAKA COMBINED	24.0
MP	NKANGALA	800010199	LELENGAYE PRIMARY SCHOOL	50.0
MP	NKANGALA	800010512	LINDOKUHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.7
MP	NKANGALA	800010629	LODING PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.9
MP	NKANGALA	800010660	DUMEZWENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	17.4
MP	NKANGALA	800010850	LUNGISANI PRIMARY	37.5
MP	NKANGALA	800011270	MADIBOANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	24.8
MP	NKANGALA	800011460	MAGADUZELA PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.8
MP	NKANGALA	800011528	MAGODONGO PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.3
MP	NKANGALA	800011825	MAKAUSE COMBINED	37.8
MP	NKANGALA	800011841	MAKERANA PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.6
MP	NKANGALA	800011874	MAKHATHINI PRIMARY	22.6
MP	NKANGALA	800011957	MAKOPANONG PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.1
MP	NKANGALA	800012112	MALOKA PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.3
MP	NKANGALA	800012120	MALOMA PRIMARY SCHOOL	24.6
MP	NKANGALA	800012138	MALONTONE PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.2
MP	NKANGALA	800012211	MANDLAKABABA PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.0
MP	NKANGALA	800012278	MANGADISA PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.1
MP	NKANGALA	800012328	MANTLOLE PRIMARY SCHOOL	18.7
MP	NKANGALA	800012344	MANTWANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.4
MP	NKANGALA	800012385	MANYANO PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.6
MP	NKANGALA	800012393	MANYAZELA PRIMARY SCHOOL	23.0
MP	NKANGALA	800012542	MAPONDO PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.7
MP	NKANGALA	800012724	MARELENG PRIMARY SCHOOL	48.5
MP	NKANGALA	800013029	MASIZAKHE PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.4
MP	NKANGALA	800013045	MASOBYE PRIMARY SCHOOL	22.4
MP	NKANGALA	800013086	MASUKU PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.2
MP	NKANGALA	800013169	MATEMPULE PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.2
MP	NKANGALA	800013219	MATHETHE PRIMARY	39.6
MP	NKANGALA	800013441	MKHANYO PRIMARY SCHOOL	514.5
MP	NKANGALA	800013474	BATLAGAE PRIMARY SCHOOL	43.0
MP	NKANGALA	800013508	MAVULA PRIMARY SCHOOL	27.9
MP	NKANGALA	800013763	MBONGO COMBINED PRIMARY	34.2
MP	NKANGALA	800013912	MDUMISENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.1
MP	NKANGALA	800014019	MERLIN PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.8
MP	NKANGALA	800014076	MGIBE	47.7
MP	NKANGALA	800014159	MGWEZANI COMBINED SCHOOL	28.3
MP	NKANGALA	800014233	MHLUZI PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.8
MP	NKANGALA	800014274	MIDDELBURG COMBINED SCHOOL	26.3
MP	NKANGALA	800014449	MKHULU COMBINED SCHOOL	36.7
MP	NKANGALA	800014597	MMADIMO PRIMARY SCHOOL	26.1
MP	NKANGALA	800014613	MMAGOBANA COMBINED SCHOOL	26.2
MP	NKANGALA	800014662	MMAMOGASWA PRIMARY SCHOOL	19.0
MP	NKANGALA	800014738	MOTOANENG PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.8
MP	NKANGALA	800014746	MMS PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.3
MP	NKANGALA	800014779	MNYAMANA PRIMARY SCHOOL	27.4
MP	NKANGALA	800014795	MOCHA PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.7
MP	NKANGALA	800014845	MOEKWE PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.4
MP	NKANGALA	800014878	MOGALITWA PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.3
MP	NKANGALA	800014951	MOHLATSENG PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.6
MP	NKANGALA	800015008	MOKIBE PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.8
MP	NKANGALA	800015065	MOLOTO PRIMARY	25.2
MP	NKANGALA	800015099	MONIWA	30.9
MP	NKANGALA	800015222	MÔRELIG COMBINED SCHOOL	31.7
MP	NKANGALA	800015487	MOUTSE PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.0
MP	NKANGALA	800015586	MPHEPHETHE PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.5
MP	NKANGALA	800015602	MPILONHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.5
MP	NKANGALA	800015842	MIDDELBURG MUSLIM SCHOOL	17.0
MP	NKANGALA	800015875	MTHOMBENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.1
MP	NKANGALA	800016030	MUSI PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.9
MP	NKANGALA	800016246	NANCY SHIBA PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.1
MP	NKANGALA	800016345	NDAYI PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.8
MP	NKANGALA	800016576	NELSON NGUBENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.3
MP	NKANGALA	800016931	NJOMANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.0
MP	NKANGALA	800017038	NKONJANE COMBINED SCHOOL	32.1
MP	NKANGALA	800017046	NKOSABO PRIMARY SCHOOL	26.2
MP	NKANGALA	800017053	NKOSIPHILE	39.8
MP	NKANGALA	800017087	NKOTOLANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	23.7
MP	NKANGALA	800017145	NOBUHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.9
MP	NKANGALA	800017293	NTESENG PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.0
MP	NKANGALA	800017590	GEKOMBINEERDE SKOOL OGIES	14.2
MP	NKANGALA	800017616	OKHELA PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.7
MP	NKANGALA	800017731	ONGESIENS PRIMARY SCHOOL	20.3
MP	NKANGALA	800017822	OTHANDWENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.8
MP	NKANGALA	800017913	PATRICK MANKOLANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	47.3
MP	NKANGALA	800018069	PHAKAMA COMBINED SCHOOL	36.3
MP	NKANGALA	800018077	PHAKAMA PRIMARY	23.6
MP	NKANGALA	800018101	PHAKE PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.0
MP	NKANGALA	800018119	PHAKGAMANG PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.1
MP	NKANGALA	800018226	PHELWANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	27.2
MP	NKANGALA	800018382	PHOPOLO PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.9
MP	NKANGALA	800018465	PHUTHUMANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	43.5
MP	NKANGALA	800018655	POOLZEE COMBINED	30.1
MP	NKANGALA	800018671	POTSANYANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.9
MP	NKANGALA	800018713	PRINCE S.J. PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.0
MP	NKANGALA	800018853	QEDUDLAME PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.6
MP	NKANGALA	800018903	QHUBEKANI PRIMARY	30.0
MP	NKANGALA	800018960	RADIJOKO PRIMARY SCHOOL	17.2
MP	NKANGALA	800019000	RAMABALE PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.3
MP	NKANGALA	800019018	RAMABIFI PRIMARY SCHOOL	21.7
MP	NKANGALA	800019034	RAMANCHAANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	53.5
MP	NKANGALA	800019042	RAMANTSHO PRIMARY SCHOOL	24.7
MP	NKANGALA	800019075	RAMODIEGI	33.0
MP	NKANGALA	800019083	RAMOKGELETSANE PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.3
MP	NKANGALA	800019133	RANKAILA PRIMARY	41.0
MP	NKANGALA	800019190	REATLEGILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	42.7
MP	NKANGALA	800019281	REKWELE PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.6
MP	NKANGALA	800019315	REMATLHATSE PRIMARY SCHOOL	9.4
MP	NKANGALA	800019331	RETANG PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.9
MP	NKANGALA	800019349	RETHABILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	43.1
MP	NKANGALA	800019414	RIETKOL PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.7
MP	NKANGALA	800019471	ROBERT CARRUTHERS SCHOOL	27.8
MP	NKANGALA	800019703	SAKHE PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.5
MP	NKANGALA	800019711	SAKHILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.0
MP	NKANGALA	800019984	BLACKHILL-SCHOONGEZICHT PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.5
MP	NKANGALA	800020149	SEHOKHO PRIMARY	35.8
MP	NKANGALA	800020461	SHAPEVE PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.2
MP	NKANGALA	800020685	SIBONELO PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.5
MP	NKANGALA	800020719	SIBONGILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	25.9
MP	NKANGALA	800020727	SIBONGIMPUMELELO COMBINED PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.1
MP	NKANGALA	800020776	SIBUKOSETHU PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.2
MP	NKANGALA	800020917	SIFIKILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.1
MP	NKANGALA	800020933	SIFUNDISE PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.5
MP	NKANGALA	800021014	SIHLEZI PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.1
MP	NKANGALA	800021022	SIJABULE PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.4
MP	NKANGALA	800021196	SIMUYEMBIWA COMBINED	23.1
MP	NKANGALA	800021246	SINETJHUDU PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.6
MP	NKANGALA	800021303	SIPHUMULE PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.7
MP	NKANGALA	800021360	SITHABILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.3
MP	NKANGALA	800021378	SITHEMBISO PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.9
MP	NKANGALA	800021477	SIYABUSWA PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.9
MP	NKANGALA	800021550	SIYAPHAMBILI PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.6
MP	NKANGALA	800021642	SIZABANTWANA PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.2
MP	NKANGALA	800021659	SIZAKELE PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.5
MP	NKANGALA	800021691	SIZANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.3
MP	NKANGALA	800021758	SIZISIZWE JUNIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.4
MP	NKANGALA	800021774	SIZOFUNDA PRIMARY SCHOOL	21.5
MP	NKANGALA	800021790	SIZUZILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.6
MP	NKANGALA	800022012	SOMABEDLANA PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.4
MP	NKANGALA	800022020	SOMAROBOGO PRIMARY	37.7
MP	NKANGALA	800022061	SOMLINGO PRIMARY SCHOOL	36.7
MP	NKANGALA	800022079	SOMLOKOTHWA PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.3
MP	NKANGALA	800022095	SOMTSHONGWENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.5
MP	NKANGALA	800022269	SPRINGBOK COLLIERY COMBINED SCHOOL	22.4
MP	NKANGALA	800022517	SUKUMANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.1
MP	NKANGALA	800022574	MAKHOSOKE 1 JUNIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL	28.3
MP	NKANGALA	800022616	SWARTKLIP COMBINED SCHOOL	29.5
MP	NKANGALA	800022657	TABANE PRIMARY	29.5
MP	NKANGALA	800022798	TETEMA PRIMARY SCHOOL	20.8
MP	NKANGALA	800022855	THABANG COMBINED PRIMARY SCHOOL	25.6
MP	NKANGALA	800022863	THABONG PRIMARY SCHOOL	23.0
MP	NKANGALA	800022921	THANDANANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.5
MP	NKANGALA	800022970	THANDULWAZI PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.7
MP	NKANGALA	800023077	THEKISO PRIMARY SCHOOL	32.0
MP	NKANGALA	800023093	THEMBALIHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.2
MP	NKANGALA	800023101	THEMBEKA PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.6
MP	NKANGALA	800023309	THUBELIHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.3
MP	NKANGALA	800023366	THULANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.9
MP	NKANGALA	800023374	THULASIZWE PRIMARY	32.9
MP	NKANGALA	800023382	THUSHANANG PRIMARY	37.0
MP	NKANGALA	800023390	THUSHANANG PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.8
MP	NKANGALA	800023424	THUTHUKANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.1
MP	NKANGALA	800023432	THUTHUKANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.8
MP	NKANGALA	800023655	TJHIDELANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.5
MP	NKANGALA	800023705	TLHAME PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.9
MP	NKANGALA	800024133	UKHWEZI J.P. SCHOOL	36.3
MP	NKANGALA	800024406	UMTHOMBOPHOLILE	24.0
MP	NKANGALA	800024539	VAMUHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.3
MP	NKANGALA	800024570	VELANGEZWI PRIMARY SCHOOL	27.7
MP	NKANGALA	800024836	VUKILE JUNIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.5
MP	NKANGALA	800024992	VULINDLELA PRIMARY SCHOOL	25.1
MP	NKANGALA	800025056	VUMA COMBINED SCHOOL	35.8
MP	NKANGALA	800025072	VUMAZONKE FOUNDATNOI PHASE	46.8
MP	NKANGALA	800025254	WCCM PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.0
MP	NKANGALA	800025759	ZAKHELE PRIMARY	28.8
MP	NKANGALA	800025775	ZAMANI PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.9
MP	NKANGALA	800025809	ZAMINTUTHUKO FOUNDATION SCHOOL	44.2
MP	NKANGALA	800025874	ZENZELENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.9
MP	NKANGALA	800025999	ZITHATHELENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.0
MP	NKANGALA	800026039	ZITHUTHUKISENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.7
MP	NKANGALA	800026484	KHAYELITJHA PRIMARY	34.6
MP	NKANGALA	800026559	SIBONIWE	38.5
MP	NKANGALA	800026583	MHLUTSHWA PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.8
MP	NKANGALA	800026682	ZAKHENI PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.3
MP	NKANGALA	800027896	MIDDELBURG PRIVAATSKOOL VIR CVO	5.0
MP	NKANGALA	800028845	FUTURE ACHIEVERS ACADEMY	20.2
MP	NKANGALA	800029447	SIYATHOKOZA PRIMARY SCHOOL	34.1
MP	NKANGALA	800029785	SIZAMILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.2
MP	NKANGALA	800029793	REFITLHILE PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.3
MP	NKANGALA	800030007	LANGALIBALELE PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.8
MP	NKANGALA	800030080	CHIEF LUTHULI PRIMARY SCHOOL	44.1
MP	NKANGALA	800030122	MIDDELBURG CHRISTIAN SCHOOL	15.7
MP	NKANGALA	800030239	ST PETERS INTERNATIONAL INDEPENDENT SCHOOL	15.0
MP	NKANGALA	800030288	WITBANK CHRISTIAN ACADEMY SCHOOL	13.6
MP	NKANGALA	800030551	BELFAST LEERSENTRUM	9.5
MP	NKANGALA	800030726	KGANTSHO PRIMARY SCHOOL	39.7
MP	NKANGALA	800031179	EDUCARE PREPARTORY SCHOOL	19.2
MP	NKANGALA	800033464	NESHER PRIVAATSKOOL	3.8
MP	NKANGALA	800034231	ALEX M MAMPANA PRIMARY SCHOOL	40.6
MP	NKANGALA	800034582	GRACE CHRISTIAN PRIVATE SCHOOL	19.6
MP	NKANGALA	800034641	DELPARK PRIMARY SCHOOL	37.9
MP	NKANGALA	800035303	VEZIMFUNDO PRIMARY SCHOOL	48.3
MP	NKANGALA	800035384	PETER MOKABA PRIMARY	39.7
MP	NKANGALA	800035520	AUDEAMUS PRIVATE SCHOOL	7.3
MP	NKANGALA	800035604	CURRO BANKENVELD	12.8
MP	NKANGALA	800035607	BRIGHT STAR SCHOOL	31.2
MP	NKANGALA	800035608	MIDDELBURG PREPARATORY SCHOOL	16.8
MP	NKANGALA	800035609	MOSES MAGAGULA CHRISTIAN PRIVATE SCHOOL	13.4
MP	NKANGALA	800035615	ELDAMAH ACADEMY	8.4
MP	NKANGALA	800035648	SAINT PETER CHRISTIAN COLLEGE	23.6
MP	NKANGALA	800035652	EMAKHAZENI BOARDING SCHOOL	40.2
MP	To be updated	800030504	To be updated	32.6

Source: 2015 Snap Survey

Table 5: Learner Educator Ratio for ECD centres that offers Grade R, in Mpumalanga, by District, in 2015

Province	Region	Nat Emis	School Name	LER
MP	BOHLABELA	800035207	NTSHUXEKANI PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	65.5
MP	BOHLABELA	800035415	MKHUHLU COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PRE SCHOOL	36.5
MP	BOHLABELA	800035428	ISLINGTON EDUCARE CENTRE	35.0
MP	BOHLABELA	800035437	HAPPY HOMES PRE SCHOOL	27.6
MP	BOHLABELA	800035440	ENTOKOZWENI CRECHE	81.5
MP	BOHLABELA	800035446	BAMBINO ENGLISH MEDIUM DAY CARE CENTRE	21.6
MP	BOHLABELA	800035457	MAZINYANE PRE CREDCHE	40.9
MP	BOHLABELA	800035475	NKWEZI PRESCHOOL	74.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800000679	BARBERTON NURSERY SCHOOL	21.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800002592	DINKYLAND KLEUTERSKOOL	17.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800007849	KHULEKANI PRE-SCHOOL	11.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800008060	KLEUTERSKOOL CECILIA VAN WYK	36.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800008342	KLEUTERVRIEND KLEUTERSKOOL	59.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800017137	KWETTERNES KLEUTERSKOOL	12.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800025379	WHITE RIVER PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	23.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800029157	LITTLE GUMMY BEARS PRIMARY SCHOOL	12.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800031211	KHANYALANGA PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	24.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800031252	LIEN SE KLEUTERNES	15.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800031468	PUMPKING PATCH PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	24.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800031690	FARYLAND PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	23.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800032649	SIGCINEKILE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	25.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800032672	SENZESIHLE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	7.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800032722	CALVARY DAY CARE CENTRE	13.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800034306	TFUTFUKA MHAULE PRE-SCHOOL	39.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800034355	BEES AND BUTTERFLIES PRE-SCHOOL	18.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800034421	ST MATHIAS PRE-SCHOOL	25.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800034510	MOONLIGHT PRE-SCHOOL	17.9
MP	EHLANZENI	800034517	NAAZARIN EDU-CARE	14.6
MP	EHLANZENI	800034521	SUNBEAM CRÈCHE	27.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800034547	SALLEM PRE-SCHOOL	62.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800034553	KHANYA PRE-SCHOOL	10.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800034624	KHETHOKUHLE PRE-SCHOOL	14.4
MP	EHLANZENI	800034628	SHALOM EDUCARE CENTRE	13.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800034778	LITHANDO PRE-SCHOOL	30.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800034779	IKHAYALABANTWAN DAY CARE	24.2
MP	EHLANZENI	800034799	BARNEY AND FRIENDS	17.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800035297	BUHLEBETHU DAY CARE	27.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800035298	SIYAKHASA PRE-SCHOOL	39.5
MP	EHLANZENI	800035299	MILLEN EDUCARE	19.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800035305	GRANNY'S GRANARY	27.7
MP	EHLANZENI	800035521	VALENCIA ISLAMIC PRE SCHOOL	21.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800035618	SOS KINDERGARTEN	10.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800035649	AD KIDS	15.3
MP	EHLANZENI	800035654	LUBAMBISWANO PRE PRIMARY	109.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800035657	MONTESSORI CREATIVE MINDS	10.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800035659	FRIENDS FOREVER DAY CARE CENTRE	5.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800035663	WOODHOUSE CRECHE	26.0
MP	EHLANZENI	800035670	SACRED HEART PRE PRIMARY SCHOOL	8.8
MP	EHLANZENI	800035671	BEEZY BEEZ PRE PRIMARY SCHOOL	22.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800000448	KLEUTERSKOOL BABBEL EN KRABBEL	14.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800003392	ELFIELAND KLEUTERSKOOL	16.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800008094	PRE-PRIMÊRE SKOOL JJ VD MERWE	13.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800008110	KLEUTERSKOOL HAAS DAS	16.1
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800008136	KLEUTERSKOOL HOMPIE KEDOMPIE	5.2
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800008243	KLEUTERSKOOL MORGIE SORGIE	17.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800008276	KLEUTERSKOOL SANTIE ZIETSMAN	14.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800008300	AMERSFOORT PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	22.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800010173	LEKKERSPEEL KLEUTERSKOOL	35.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800024463	UNICORN NURSERY SCHOOL	17.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800031146	BHEKULWAZI PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800031187	ETHUNDA DAY CARE	72.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800031377	THUTHUKANI PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	22.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800031476	SINQOBILE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	19.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800031518	NONKULULEKO PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	27.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800031906	THUTHUKANI PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	78.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800032045	KHAYELIHLE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	26.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800032177	SIZANANI PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	21.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800032300	HLOLENYATHA PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	17.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800032318	IKUSASA PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	21.4
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800032334	JOY PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	26.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800032375	MASIBAMBANE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	95.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800032391	MZAMO PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	12.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800032417	PIXYLAND PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	9.3
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800032441	SIKHULANGOLWAZI PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	15.6
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800032474	SIQONDEKHAYA PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	22.8
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800032508	SIYABONGA PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	209.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800032532	THOLULWAZI PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	15.1
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800032789	INTUTHUKO DAY CARE	32.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800032797	LINDOKUHLE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	11.5
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800032821	THEMBALETHU PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	79.0
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800034625	QEDUSIZI DAY CARE CENTRE	13.9
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800034809	ALPHA AND OMEGA CHILD CARE	17.7
MP	GERT SIBANDE	800034816	VULAMEHLO PRE-SCHOOL	22.2
MP	NKANGALA	800001263	BOKANG PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	29.0
MP	NKANGALA	800002972	DUVHA PARK NURSERY SCHOOL	36.8
MP	NKANGALA	800007211	KHAYELIHLE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	24.8
MP	NKANGALA	800008102	KLEUTERSKOOL GANSIEKEUR	12.5
MP	NKANGALA	800008169	KLEUTERSKOOL KLEIN DUIMPIE	17.0
MP	NKANGALA	800008185	KLEUTERSKOOL KOSMOSSIES	22.8
MP	NKANGALA	800008201	KLEUTERSKOOL LAWAAI DRAAI	13.3
MP	NKANGALA	800010066	LEHLAKA PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	90.0
MP	NKANGALA	800010330	LIBANGENI PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	17.0
MP	NKANGALA	800010769	LUCY MASHIANE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	19.8
MP	NKANGALA	800011072	MABATI PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	13.0
MP	NKANGALA	800012054	MALEBO PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	12.5
MP	NKANGALA	800012799	MARULANENG PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	24.0
MP	NKANGALA	800013102	MASWIKE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	21.0
MP	NKANGALA	800014647	MMAMATSUE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	11.0
MP	NKANGALA	800014688	MMANONYANA PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	66.0
MP	NKANGALA	800014985	MOKGOKO PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	54.0
MP	NKANGALA	800015180	MORAKE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	26.7
MP	NKANGALA	800015461	MOTSHETSHE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	8.0
MP	NKANGALA	800016642	NEU-HALLE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	20.0
MP	NKANGALA	800017285	NTEPANE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.0
MP	NKANGALA	800019307	RELESEGO PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	14.0
MP	NKANGALA	800019372	RETSOGILE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.0
MP	NKANGALA	800022335	ST MARTIN PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	17.0
MP	NKANGALA	800022541	SUNBEAMS NURSERY SCH0OL	21.0
MP	NKANGALA	800023051	THEDI PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	17.0
MP	NKANGALA	800023572	TINY TOTS NURSERY	11.5
MP	NKANGALA	800023689	TLAYANG PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	18.0
MP	NKANGALA	800023952	TSHOLANANG PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	74.0
MP	NKANGALA	800025692	Z KHAMBANE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	14.0
MP	NKANGALA	800026179	LANDAU PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	13.0
MP	NKANGALA	800026187	ZAKHENI PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	38.0
MP	NKANGALA	800030536	BREINTJIELAND KLEUTERSKOOL	7.1
MP	NKANGALA	800031138	BANANA DAY CARE	25.0
MP	NKANGALA	800031203	IKAGENG PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	19.7
MP	NKANGALA	800031310	RADITSELA PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	15.3
MP	NKANGALA	800031328	SACRED HEART PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	33.0
MP	NKANGALA	800031369	THOLUKUKHANYA PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	19.3
MP	NKANGALA	800031419	WONDERLAND CRECHE	18.5
MP	NKANGALA	800031575	THOKOZANE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	19.1
MP	NKANGALA	800031591	THEMBI PREPARATORY SCHOOL	162.0
MP	NKANGALA	800032029	ITHEMBA PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	25.8
MP	NKANGALA	800032110	PHILAUPHILISE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	15.0
MP	NKANGALA	800032128	PHIKELELA PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	54.0
MP	NKANGALA	800032193	ST ANDREWS PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	12.5
MP	NKANGALA	800032235	TJIDELANI PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	52.3
MP	NKANGALA	800032771	UTHANDO PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	24.7
MP	NKANGALA	800032920	EBENEZER EARLE LEARING	27.5
MP	NKANGALA	800032938	SHONGOLOLO PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	67.3
MP	NKANGALA	800032979	PHAKAMA PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	41.0
MP	NKANGALA	800033654	SITHABASOKE EDUCARE	14.0
MP	NKANGALA	800033738	THEMISIFUNDO PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	16.6
MP	NKANGALA	800033936	RISE & SHINE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	30.1
MP	NKANGALA	800033951	JALISILE PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	31.8
MP	NKANGALA	800033969	ISIBONELO PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	35.1
MP	NKANGALA	800034511	AGAPE PRE-SCHOOL	63.0
MP	NKANGALA	800034512	IMPUMELELO CUM-CRÈCHE	27.4
MP	NKANGALA	800034538	CELULWAZI PRE-SCHOOL	17.0
MP	NKANGALA	800034557	THE-WAY EDUCARE	30.0
MP	NKANGALA	800034559	LEITSIBOLO EDU-CARE	24.5
MP	NKANGALA	800034564	AMAZING GRACE EDU-CARE	22.4
MP	NKANGALA	800034571	MDUMISENI EDU-CARE CENTRE	18.5
MP	NKANGALA	800034573	NDLELEHLE PRE-SCHOOL	20.0
MP	NKANGALA	800034576	RETHUSITSWE DAY CARE CENTRE	60.0
MP	NKANGALA	800034577	SAKHILE EARLY LEARNING CENTRE	22.0
MP	NKANGALA	800034579	SIPHUMELELE DAY CARE	60.0
MP	NKANGALA	800034609	THANDANANI CRECHE	17.5
MP	NKANGALA	800034613	REBELEGENG EDUCARE PRE-SCHOOL	36.3
MP	NKANGALA	800034615	MERITING EDUCARE	40.0
MP	NKANGALA	800034617	THUTONG EDUCARE	58.0
MP	NKANGALA	800034618	TRYING ANGELS EDUCARE	20.0
MP	NKANGALA	800034674	RIETKOL PRIMARY SCHOOL	17.5
MP	NKANGALA	800034683	WOZOBONA PRE-PRIMARY	36.2
MP	NKANGALA	800035302	REFILWE-LERATO PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	23.0
MP	NKANGALA	800035309	ITHUSENG PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL	21.6

Source: 2015 Annual Surveys for ECD

22 April 2016 - NW941

Cassim, Mr Y to ask the Minister of Police

Has (a) he and/or (b) his Deputy Minister ever (i) met with any (aa) member, (bb) employee and/or (cc) close associate of the Gupta family and/or (ii) attended any meeting with the specified persons (aa) at the Gupta’s Saxonwold Estate in Johannesburg or (bb) anywhere else since taking office; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, in each specified case, (aaa) what are the names of the persons who were present at each meeting, (bbb)(aaaa) when and (bbbb) where did each such meeting take place and (ccc) what was the purpose of each specified meeting?

Source
Link

Reply:

The Minister and the Deputy Minister have never met nor attended any meeting with any member, employee and/or close associate of the Gupta family at their Saxonwold Estate in Johannesburg.

22 April 2016 - NW887

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

Has he earned any additional income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, since his appointment as Minister; if so, (a) when, (b) how much did he earn, (c) from which businesses and (d) for what work; (2) whether his (a) spouse, (b) children and (c) close family earned income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, through his appointment as Minister; if so, in respect of each case, (i) when, (ii) how much did each earn, (iii) from which businesses and (iv) for what work? NW1013E

Source
Link

Reply:

(1) No.

(a);(b);(c) and (d) Falls away.

(2) (a),(b) and (c) No.

(i),(ii),(iii) and (iv) Falls away.

22 April 2016 - NW1092

Kopane, Ms SP to ask the Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform

Whether any arrests have been made of persons who illegally transferred large tracts of land to unknown persons prior to 1994, if not, why not; if so, what is the total number of arrests that have been made?

Source
Link

Reply:

No arrests have been effected in respect of persons who illegally transferred large tracts of land to unknown persons prior to 1994 as there are no recorded instances of such allegations and/or investigations.

21 April 2016 - NW848

Lorimer, Mr JR to ask the Minister of Mineral Resources

(1) What amount is currently set aside in the financial provisions required under the (a) Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act, Act 107 of 2002 and (b) the National Environmental Management Act, Act 107 of 1998 as amended, for rehabilitation at the Optimum colliery; (2) (a) in what form, (b) where, and (c) by whom is this provision held; (3) is any concurrent rehabilitation being undertaken; if so, (a) what rehabilitation and (b) what amount of the financial provision (i) has been used to pay for the concurrent rehabilitation and (ii) is planned to be used for the concurrent rehabilitation in future; (4) is any rehabilitation at Optimum Colliery planned to take place before its closure; if so, (a) how will this be financed and (b) what control and involvement will his department have in these activities?

Source
Link

Reply:

(1)(a)(b) R 1, 513, 462,690.00 has been set aside for financial provision under both Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act, Act 107 of 2002 (MPRDA); and National Environmental Management Act, Act 107 of 1998 as amended (NEMA) for rehabilitation purposes.

(2)(a) Trust Fund

(b) In the deed of trust held by the Department of Mineral Resources

(c) Standard Bank

(3)(a) Yes, the company is conducting concurrent rehabilitation onsite

(b)(i) The amount used in 2015 for concurrent rehabilitation is R23, 684,043.44

(ii) The amount budgeted to be used in 2016 for concurrent rehabilitation is R59, 699,683.00

(4)(a) The company has an Environmental Management Programme (EMPr)/ Environmental Authorisation (EA) approved with the commitment to take responsibility to rehabilitate all environmental impacts resulted from mining operation throughout the life of the mine, in a form of rehabilitation programme.

The company uses operational funds within its budget to undertake concurrent rehabilitation and manage any impacts in the mining area.

(b) The Department conducts Environment Compliance and Monitoring inspections with regard to the approved Environmental Management Programme/Environmental Authorisation. If the findings of the inspections indicate non-compliance with the approved Environmental Management Programme/Environmental Authorisation, the Department issues the necessary notices.

Approved/not approved

Mr MJ Zwane, MP

Minister of Mineral Resources

Date Submitted:-………………/………………/2016

21 April 2016 - NW538

Selfe, Mr J to ask the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services

(1)(a) How many (i) natural and (ii) unnatural deaths of inmates have occurred in the past 12 months in the Kgoši Mampuru II Correctional Services facility in Pretoria, (b) when did each death occur and (c) what was the reason in each specified case; (2) whether any of the specified deaths were reported to the Judicial Inspectorate for Correctional Services (JICS); if not, why not in each case; if so, when was each case reported; (3) whether the JICS investigated any of the specified deaths; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details in each case?

Source
Link

Reply:

(1)(a)(i) There were thirty three (33) reported cases of natural deaths

(1)(a)(ii) There were five (5) reported cases of unnatural deaths (known and unknown causes)

Information for (1)(b),(c)and (2) is reflected in the tables below:

(1)(b) Date of death	(1)(c) Reason of death	(2) Date reported to JICS –if not give reason
NATURAL DEATHS
2015.03.13	Respiratory Failure	2015.08.24
2015.04.09	Heart Problem	2016.02.23
2015.04.26	Respiratory Failure	2015.05.25
2015.05.11	Respiratory Failure	2015.05.17
2015.08.24	Nephrotic Syndrome	2015.08.27
2015.08.27	Broncho Pneumonia	2015.09.06.
2015.08.29	Acute Liver Failure	2015.08.30
2015.10.15	Respiratory Failure	2015.10.29
2015.11.20	Cardio Pulmonary Arrest	2015.12.13
2015.05.17.	Retro Viral Disease	2015.05.20
2015.05.26.	Plasma Blastic Lymphoma	2015.05.28
2015.06.08	Retro Viral Disease	2015.06.24
2015.06.11	Idiopathic Thrombo Cytopenia	2015.06.17
2015.06.11	Kaposi Sarcoma	2015.06.17
2015.06.10	Retro Viral Disease	2015.06.17
2016.01.29	Respiratory Failure	2016.01.29
2016.02.20	Opportunistic Infection /Diabetes	2016.03.07
2016.02.28	Electrolyte Imbalance	2016.02.28
2015.05.27	Epilepsy Hypertension Previous Cerebro vascular accident	2015.05.28
2015.11.10	Retro Viral Disease	2015.11.12
2015.11.13	Retro Viral Disease	2015.11.13
2015.12.08	Diabetes Hypertension Asthma	2015.02.09
2016.02.24	Hepatitis	2016.02.24
2015.09.09	Acute asthmatic attack	2015.09.09
2015.06.15	Retro Viral Disease	2015.06.22
2015.06.16	Retro Viral Disease	2015.06.18
2015.06.18	Retro Viral Disease	2015.06.26
2015.07.06	Meningitis	2015.07.10
2015.07.26	Hypertension	2015.07.31
2015.09.01	Retro Viral Disease	2015.09.03
2015.09.13	Retro Viral Disease	2015.09.16
2015.11.30	Sepsis renal failure	2015.12.01
2016.01.19	Jaundice	2016.01.26
UNNATURAL DEATHS
2015.08.26	Suicide: Medication overdose	2015.08.27
2015.11.08	Unnatural: Post mortem outstanding. Death register number 1619/15: Steve Biko Forensic Pathology Laboratory	2015.11.08
2015.11.12	Assault: Inmate on Inmate: Stabbed in the heart	2015.11.12
2015.11.19	Suicide: Hanging	2015.11.19
2015.12.12	Stab wound of the chest. Injury to the pulmonary artery. Blood in the pericardial sack around the heart. Massive haemothorax of the left chest cavity. Superficial incised wounds of the right flank and back	2015.12.12

(3) The JICS does not investigate all deaths reported to it, due to lack of capacity; it does however follow a process to confirm that deaths did occur and this is done via the Independent Correctional Centre Visitor.

Natural Deaths – when a natural death is reported the Independent Correctional Centre Visitor will fill in a record of confirmation to confirm that the death has taken place.

Unnatural Deaths - when an unnatural death is reported the Independent Correctional Centre Visitor will be required to conduct an enquiry on the death and depending on the severity of the case it will then be referred to the JICS investigating unit to investigate

The last enquiry conducted was at Kgoši Mampuru Local in November 2015 where it was alleged that the inmate committed suicide by hanging himself. The Independent Correctional Centre Visitor did the enquiry and found that indeed the inmate had committed suicide by using his shoes laces and a piece of bed sheet as a rope.

21 April 2016 - NW984

Mackenzie, Mr C to ask the Minister of Telecommunications and Postal Services

(a) When were renewal notices for post boxes sent out in 2016, (b) what methods were used to send out these notices, (c) by what date was the renewal fee due to be paid and (d) what is the penalty for late payment?

Source
Link

Reply:

I have been informed by SAPO:

(a) First notices were sent 20 October 2015.

The Second on 19 November 2015

(b) (i) TV Campaigns and physical reminder cards.

(ii) SMS reminders and

(iii) Physical reminder cards

(c) 01 January of each year.

(d) R40

21 April 2016 - NW885

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

(1)Has he earned any additional income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, since his appointment as Minister; if so, (a) when, (b) how much did he earn, (c) from which businesses and (d) for what work; (2) whether his (a) spouse, (b) children and (c) close family earned income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, through his appointment as Minister; if so, in respect of each case, (i) when, (ii) how much did each earn, (iii) from which businesses and (iv) for what work?

Source
Link

Reply:

– (2) The disclosure of the interest of Members of Parliament are governed by the Parliamentary Code of Conduct.

This disclosure of registrable interests of Members of Parliament, their spouses and dependent children are under control of the Registrar of Members interests where the disclosable information can be obtained.

21 April 2016 - NW594

Majeke, Ms CN to ask the Minister of Social Development

(1)Whether, with reference to the SA Social Security Agency (SASSA) which ran out of grant cards during the first two weeks of January 2016, affecting areas of East London, Grahamstown and Port Elizabeth, the problem of the availability of grant cards has been resolved in the specified areas; if not, (a) why not and (b) when will it be resolved; if so, when; (2) whether her department has a programme intended to monitor and improve the quality of a caring service given to frail aged citizens; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details; (3) whether SASSA does not have an arrangement to attend to citizens who may have arrived early, but could not be served at the time of office closure at 16h30, resulting in the elderly having to return the next day at additional cost to them; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?

Source
Link

Reply:

(1) SASSA was informed on 6 January 2016 that a number of areas had run short of SASSA cards, as a shipment ordered by the service provider had been delayed. However, this matter was resolved and by 11 January 2016, additional cards had been sent to Eastern Cape and were available for distribution. It is our serious concern that some of the cards are left with the loan sharks and reported as lost.

(2) SASSA has a monitoring programme which assesses all aspects of service delivery at local offices. Based on the findings, corrective actions are implemented. In addition, there is a commitment for all citizens over the age of 75 years to receive grant application and review services at their homes, if this is requested. For social grant payments, frail or otherwise incapacitated beneficiaries are advised to appoint a procurator who will be responsible for collecting their social grant, using the SASSA grant card.

(3) At all local offices, SASSA endeavours to ensure that the number of applicants / beneficiaries who report for services are attended to within the day they arrive. However, where it is clear that the number exceeds the capacity of the office to finalise, then those who are last in the queue are advised that they are not likely to be attended to and advised to return on another day. Should citizens be affected by this, they are given a number, so that they are indeed attended on the day they return, without having to queue again.

In addition to the above, there is a system in place to serve citizens in accordance with their level of vulnerability. This means that the local office manager will identify and prioritise people with disabilities, older persons waiting in the queue and bring them to the front of the queue. Where this is implemented, it should be made public, so that all the other citizens waiting for a service understand why certain people do not have to queue.

In an effort to prevent people having to travel long distances and incur significant transport expenses to access the services, SASSA provides mobile services in various communities, according to a pre-set schedule. This is done in an effort to improve service delivery. We would also welcome information from Members of Parliament about paypoints that need to be reviewed because our work is about human rights and dignity of our citizens.

21 April 2016 - NW1050

Van Dalen, Mr P to ask the Minister of Energy

(1)Whether a certain person (name and details furnished), was awarded a tender as a supplier to PetroSA; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what were the reasons for awarding the specified tender to the specified person; (2) whether the tender bidding process (a) was transparent and (b) followed (i) Public Finance Management Act, Act 1 of 1999 and (ii) National Treasury regulations; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?

Source
Link

Reply:

PetroSA has not awarded a tender to Ms Thuthukile Zuma.
(a) (b) (i) (ii) N/A

21 April 2016 - NW930

America, Mr D to ask the Minister of Energy

Has (a) she and/or (b) her Deputy Minister ever (i) met with any (aa) member, (bb) employee and/or (cc) close associate of the Gupta family and/or (ii) attended any meeting with the specified persons (aa) at the Gupta’s Saxonwold Estate in Johannesburg or (bb) anywhere else since taking office; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, in each specified case, (aaa) what are the names of the persons who were present at each meeting, (bbb)(aaaa) when and (bbbb) where did each such meeting take place and (ccc) what was the purpose of each specified meeting?

Source
Link

Reply:

a) The Minister met with Mr. Nazeem Howa and Mr Moegsin Williams at various New Age breakfasts. The Minister has not attended any meeting with the specified persons at the Gupta’s Saxonwold Estate in Johannesburg.

b) The Deputy Minister has not met with any member, employee or close associate of the Gupta family or attended any meeting with the specified persons at the Gupta’s Saxonwold Estate in Johannesburg or anywhere else since taking office.

21 April 2016 - NW873

Groenewald, Dr PJ to ask the Minister of Energy

(1)Whether the oil drilling platform that is currently anchored in Mossel Bay is being rented by PetroSA, if so, (a) for what purpose, (b) from when until what particular date the rental agreement is in place, (c) what is the amount for the period of the rental agreement, (d) from when until what particular date it (i) has been in operational use and (ii) will lie at anchor in Mossel Bay (2) Whether PetroSA has any obligation in respect of support and maintenance of the oil drilling platform; if so, (a) what type of support and maintenance and (b) what the relevant monthly costs amount to; (3) Whether she will make a statement about the matter?

Source
Link

Reply:

The oil drilling platform that is currently anchored in Mossel Bay is owned by PetroSA. It is not being rented. The Orca FPSO has permission to lie in Mossel Bay shallow waters for periods of six months (reviewed each time).

(2) Yes, PetroSA is obligated to maintain all the safety systems of the ORCA FPSO to ensure it is fully functional. The monthly average cost is R2 million dependent on the level of maintenance required. This cost was reduced by reducing the staff to a minimum requirement (as guided by SAMSA compliance and maintaining the Asset on safe park mode).

(3) No.

21 April 2016 - NW908

Khawula, Ms MS to ask the Minister in the Presidency: Women

(1) Has she earned any additional income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, since her appointment as Minister; if so, (a) when, (b) how much did she earn, (c) from which businesses and (d) for what work; (2) whether her (a) spouse, (b) children and (c) close family earned income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, through her appointment as Minister; if so, in respect of each case, (i) when, (ii) how much did each earn, (iii) from which businesses and (iv) for what work?

Source
Link

Reply:

(1) I wish to refer the Honourable Member to the Office of the Registrar of Member's Interest which I have made submissions to ever since being appointed as Minister.

(2) Not applicable.

Ms. Susan Shabangu, PM
Minister
Date: 20/04/2016

21 April 2016 - NW727

Meshoe, Rev KR to ask the Minister of Small Business Development

(1)Whether her department has a list of small, medium and micro enterprises, particularly spaza shops in formerly black townships and rural areas, that have benefited from training and financial assistance from her department since its inception in 2014; if not, why not; if so,

Source
Link

Reply:

The depatment has a list of small, medium and micro enterprises particulalry spaza shops in formally black townships and rural areas benefited from training and services through the Informal Traders Uplifment Programme (ITUP) during the 2015/16 financial year.
The list indicating beneficiaries of ITUP, broken down per province, district, municipality and town, and showing a breakdown of targeted groups is attached for reference by honourable KRJ Meshoe

21 April 2016 - NW905

Dlamini, Mr MM to ask the Minister of Energy

(1)Has she earned any additional income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, since her appointment as Minister; if so, (a) when, (b) how much did she earn, (c) from which businesses and (d) for what work; (2) whether her (a) spouse, (b) children and (c) close family earned income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, through her appointment as Minister; if so, in respect of each case, (i) when, (ii) how much did each earn, (iii) from which businesses and (iv) for what work?

Source
Link

Reply:

The Minister does not earn any income from businesses doing work for government or otherwise. Everything that the Minister earns or own will be found in the declarations of Parliament.
None of the Minister’s (a) late husband, (b) children, who are both minors and (c) close family earned income from businesses doing work for the government.

21 April 2016 - NW983

Mackenzie, Mr C to ask the Minister of Telecommunications and Postal Services:

(a) How many (i) government departments and (ii) state-owned entities owe money to the SA Post Office for more than 60 days and (b) what are the (i) names of the specified departments and (ii) amounts outstanding in each case for (aa) 60 days, (bb) 90 days and (cc) 180 days plus, in each case providing an aged analysis?

Source
Link

Reply:

SAPO has advised me as follows:

(i) The total number of Government Departments including municipalities owing SAPO for more than 60 days is 16.

(ii) The total number of SOE’s owing SAPO money for more than 60 days is 9.

(i) (ii) (aa), (bb) and (cc)

AGE ANALYSIS

CURRENT	+30 DAYS	+60 DAYS	+90 DAYS	+120 DAYS	TOTAL
17,3 m	4,5 m	2,2 m	3,7 m	83,5 m	111,1 m

The breakdown is as follows:

CITY OF JOHANNESBURG

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

521 830.95

128 539.42

25 968 523.32

27 184 811.46

CITY OF TSHWANE METROPOLITAN

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

0.00

3 757 262.28

5 404 930.32

LESEDI LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

233 427.50

0.00

7 116.40

240 543.90

AMATHOLE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

0.00

1 434.60

9 172.33

DEPARTMENT: HUMAN SETTLEMENTS

0.00

880 210.59

693 201.38

ETHEKWINI MUNICIPALITY

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

55 288.20

356 574.42

385 527.07

3 288 392.34

EKURHULENI METROPOLITY

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

64 696.48

2 535 581.02

2 838 937.58

11 261 296.18

EMFULENI LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

501 627.01

0.00

501 627.01

SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICES

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

106 048.75

7 552.95

14 868.55

238 640.15

UGU DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

155.70

28 601.10

174 193.30

266 841.40

THE MSUNDUZI MUNICIPILTY

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

2 334.25

238 924.80

157 031.85

398 290.90

GREATER KOKSTAD MUNICIPALITY

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

40 702.20

0.00

40 702.20

MAFUBE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

0.00

59 713.50

0.00

59 713.50

MALUTI-A-PHOFUNG MUNICIPALITY

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

0.00

122 093.40

0.00

122 093.40

NELSON MANDELA METRO

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

123.70

1 674.40

1 038.00

16 181.40

TRAFFIC DEPT: KING WILLIAM'S TOWN

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

0.00

5 831.10

11 107.80

SOE”s:

CIPRO

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

2 601 072.96

2 601 072.96

TELKOM SA LTD

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

492 999.76

492 999.76

ESKOM HOLDINGS SOC

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

232 780.00

143 889.45

19 504.40

850 729.72

ROAD TRAFFICE MANAGEMENT CORPORATION

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

0.00

19 665.93

19 665.93

ROAD TRAFFIC INFRINGEMENT AGENCY

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

0.00

39 374 828.78

39 412 024.70

UNIVERSAL SERVICES & ACCESS AGENCY

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

0.00

6 790 187.06

16 006 145.59

SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL BLOOD SERVICE

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

0.00

22 868.53

38 044.83

LAW SOCIETY OF SA

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

0.00

3 138.50

140 163.10

154 860.85

ICASA

+60

+90

+120

TOTAL

0.00

69.30

5 938.29

4 467.59

21 April 2016 - NW896

Paulsen, Mr N M to ask the Minister of Science and Technology

Has she earned any additional income from business, in particular business doing work for the Government, since her appointment as Minister; if so, (a) when, (b) how much did she earn, (c) from which business and (d) for what work; 2. Whether her (a) spouse, (b) children and (c) close family earned income from business, in particular business doing work for the Government, through her appointment as Minister; if so, in respect of each case, (i) when, (ii) how much did each earn, (iii) from which businesses and (iv) for what work?

Source
Link

Reply:

(1). No

(a) Not applicable

(b) Not applicable

(c) Not applicable

(d) Not applicable

(2)

(a) No

(b)No

(c) No

20 April 2016 - NW821

Basson, Mr LJ to ask the Minister of Water and Sanitation

(a) What are the current phosphate levels of the Inanda Dam near Hillcrest in KwaZulu-Natal and (b) what measures have been taken to reduce the prevalence of toxic green-blue algae which is a threat to the water quality of the specified dam?

Source
Link

Reply:

(a) The current phosphate levels of the Inanda Dam near Hillcrest in KwaZulu-Natal is 40 µg/l.

(b) Inanda Dam receives flow from the Msunduzi River. The Mvoti to Mzimkulu Classification Study has highlighted the need to improve water quality of the Msunduzi River citing nutrients as a variable requiring improvement. Hotspots contributing to poor water quality in this river system have been identified and the Msunduzi Municipality together with Duzi-Umgeni Conservation Trust, and my Department engages in monitoring all the identified hotspot areas. There has also been the installation of Closed Circuit Televisions (CCTV) which operate 24 hours to identify surcharging manholes. Water quality monitoring is done on a weekly basis on both downstream and upstream of problematic manholes and pump stations along the Msunduzi River and its tributaries. My Department has also increased the frequency of inspections of hotspot areas.

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20 April 2016 - NW831

Bozzoli, Prof B to ask the Minister of Higher Education and Training

(1)(a) How many students have been funded through the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) in each financial year since its inception, (b) what is the detailed breakdown in terms of how many of the specified students were at (i) universities, (ii) technical colleges and (iii) any other higher education institutions and (c) how many students funded by NSFAS (i) were studying, (ii) graduated and (iii) dropped out in the specified financial years; (2) of the specified students who dropped out while receiving funding from NSFAS, what amount (a) was spent by NSFAS to fund these students, (b) has been paid back to NSFAS by the relevant students, (c) is still owed to NSFAS, and (d) has been written off by NSFAS?

Source
Link

Reply:

1 (a) The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has funded 1 700 533, students in public universities, Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges and other institutional types as required by various funders that have partnered with NSFAS. In 2007, the NSFAS legislative mandate was expanded to include the responsibility for granting and administering bursaries to students at public Technical and Vocational Education and Training (former Further Education and Training) colleges. From 1991 to 1995, through the then TEFSA and Kagiso Trust, funds were provided to private institutions and from 2004, NSFAS paid other public institutions such as the National Institute of Education: Mpumalanga and Northern Cape, which have since been disestablished on 7 November 2014.

(b) A breakdown per year is provided below.

Year	Universities	TVET Colleges	Other Institutional Types
1991	7 240		1
1992	14 160		11
1993	20 811		82
1994	28 260		28
1995	43 876		10
1996	72 788
1997	70 574
1998	75 764
1999	75 344
2000	83 251
2001	80 603
2002	86 147
2003	96 552
2004	98 813		74
2005	106 852		78
2006	108 416		119
2007	113 616	12 283	509
2008	117 766	35 353	678
2009	135 202	55 174	664
2010	148 387	61 706	498
2011	144 757	114 971	341
2012	194 504	188 182	428
2013	194 923	220 978	464
2014	186 150	228 642	10
2015	173 885 (still to be audited)	235 446 (still to be audited)	-

(c) NSFAS does not hold a complete data set on dropouts, and is currently augmenting this data from data sources such as the Higher Education Management Information System (HEMIS). NSFAS, in collaboration with the Department, is currently in the process of conducting a full cohort study looking at cohorts of students from 2005 through to 2014. It is expected that the results from this study will be finalised by the end of June 2016.

Stellenbosch University conducted a cohort study for NSFAS in 2012, which revealed that 34% of the first-time entering student cohort for the 2000 academic year had qualified, 29% were still studying and 37% had dropped out. After a full nine years, 55% of this same cohort had qualified, 6% was still studying and 38% had dropped out.

This study goes on to conclude that non-funded students have a slightly higher drop-out and lower qualification rate, with 48% having completed their qualification, 6% still studying and 46% having dropped out. These figures are consistent with figures released annually by the Council on Higher Education, which includes both NSFAS funded and non-funded students.

2 (a)–(c) In respect to students who received NSFAS loans while studying and dropped out without completing their undergraduate degrees, NSFAS has 247 913 active debtor students. These students have repaid R1.8 billion with an outstanding debt of R4.7 billion.

2 (d) NSFAS only writes off debts for students that are deceased, as confirmed through the Department of Home Affairs.

COMPILER/CONTACT PERSONS:

EXT:

DIRECTOR – GENERAL

STATUS:

DATE:

QUESTION 831 APPROVED/NOT APPROVED/AMENDED

Dr BE NZIMANDE, MP

MINISTER OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING

STATUS:

DATE:

20 April 2016 - NW859

Khawula, Ms MS to ask the Minister of Water and Sanitation

When is the community of Siyancuma in the Northern Cape, Huhudi and Ipeleng in North West and Thabo Mofutsanyana District Municipality in Free State going to get water?

Source
Link

Reply:

The responsibility to provide water to households in the Municipalities lies with the respective Water Service Authorities in the different provinces as follows:

(a) Northern Cape: Pixley ka Seme District Municipality

(b) North West Province: Dr Ruth Segomotsi Mompati District Municipality

(c) Free State Province: Thabo Mofutsanyana District Municipality

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20 April 2016 - NW1074

Selfe, Mr J to ask the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services

Whether the policy on the use of personal computers by inmates studying toward formal educational qualifications was recently amended; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, (a) why and (b) what (i) are the relevant details and (ii) is the effect of the specified amendment(s) on the specified inmates’ usage of personal computers in their studies?

Source
Link

Reply:

(a) The Department is in the process of amending the Formal Education Policy and Procedures.

(b) The relevant details will be communicated as soon as the policy is approved.

20 April 2016 - NW897

Khawula, Ms MS to ask the Minister of Water and Sanitation

(1)Has she earned any additional income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, since her appointment as Minister; if so, (a) when, (b) how much did she earn, (c) from which businesses and (d) for what work; (2) whether her (a) spouse, (b) children and (c) close family earned income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, through her appointment as Minister; if so, in respect of each case, (i) when, (ii) how much did each earn, (iii) from which businesses and (iv) for what work?

Source
Link

Reply:

(1) No, I have not earned any additional income from any businesses.

(2) No, no members of my family have earned any additional income from any businesses doing business with government.

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20 April 2016 - NW835

Davis, Mr GR to ask the Minister of Basic Education

(1)(a) How many schools across the country have introduced Mandarin as an optional subject since the start of the 2016 school year, (b) (i) what is the name of each specified school and (ii) which province is it situated in and (c) how many schools does her department envisage will offer Mandarin as an optional subject in the next five academic years and (d) which schools are earmarked to introduce Mandarin in the next five academic years; (2) (a) with reference to her reply to question 3645 on 19 October 2015, how many Chinese teachers have been brought to South Africa to teach Mandarin in our schools to date, (b) what was the cost of (i) relocating the specified teachers and (ii) paying their salaries and (c) is this cost borne by (i) her department, (ii) the Provincial Government concerned or (iii) another source in each case providing the relevant details; (3) how many South African teachers (a) are currently qualified to teach Mandarin, (b) will be trained to teach Mandarin in the next five academic years and (c) will be sent to China to learn how to teach Mandarin in the specified period?

Source
Link

Reply:

(a) There are 15 schools across the country which are offering Mandarin using the CAPS (Second Additional Language) curriculum.

(b)

	1(b)(i) Name of School	1(b) (ii) Province
1	Arcadia Primary School	Gauteng
2	Pretoria High School for Girls	Gauteng
3	Willowridge High School	Gauteng
4	Hoȅrskool Die Wilgers	Gauteng
5	The Glen High School	Gauteng
6	Reddford House	Gauteng
7	Emthunzini Primary School	Gauteng
8	Moraoma Primary School	Gauteng
9	J.Kekana High School	Gauteng
10	Jefta Mahlangu High School	Gauteng
11	Worcester Gymnasium	Western Cape
12	Westford High School	Western Cape
13	Western Cape MST Academy	Western Cape
14	Diocesan School for Girls	Eastern Cape
15	Kearsney College	KwaZulu-Natal

(c) In the next five years, it is envisaged that 500 schools will offer Mandarin as a Second Additional Language.

(d) Schools have not been earmarked as yet.

2. (a) To date, two new teachers have been brought in for the pilot programme. Three more teachers are currently in the process of

being brought into the country.

(b)(i) The relocation arrangement of these teachers is, according to the China-South Africa agreement, and is paid by the People’s Republic of China (PRC). Hence the Department of Basic Education has no data on this item.

(ii) The salaries are being paid by the PRC.

(c)(i) Salaries are not being borne by the Department of Basic Education.

(ii) No costs are carried by the Provincial Education Departments.

(iii) No other party is involved in paying for salaries.

3. (a) Currently there is one South African teacher who is qualified to teach Mandarin.

(b) It is envisaged that 100 teachers per year will be trained in the next five years.

(c) 100 teachers will be sent to China per year for purposes of methodological and cultural enrichment.

20 April 2016 - NW955

Grootboom, Mr GA to ask the Minister of Water and Sanitation

Has (a) she and/or (b) her Deputy Minister ever (i) met with any (aa) member, (bb) employee and/or (cc) close associate of the Gupta family and/or (ii) attended any meeting with the specified persons (aa) at the Gupta’s Saxonwold Estate in Johannesburg or (bb) anywhere else since taking office; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, in each specified case, (aaa) what are the names of the persons who were present at each meeting, (bbb)(aaaa) when and (bbbb) where did each such meeting take place and (ccc) what was the purpose of each specified meeting?

Source
Link

Reply:

No, neither myself nor the Deputy Minister have met with any member employee and/or close associate of the Gupta family and/or attended any meeting with the specified persons at the Gupta’s Saxonwold Estate in Johannesburg or anywhere else since taking office.

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20 April 2016 - NW1051

Malatsi, Mr MS to ask the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services

Whether he has been requested to commission legal advice with regard to certain persons (names furnished) about possible legal consequences of travelling to Zurich, Switzerland for Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) related business; if not, has he volunteered legal advice to the specified persons in this regard; if so, (a) who requested him to commission such advice, (b) what was the detailed request in respect of each specified person, (c) on what date(s) were such requests submitted to his department, (d) what was the department’s advice and (e) what were the reasons for providing such advice in each case; 2) whether his department has been in contact with FIFA regarding questions that they sent to the specified persons in relation to the US$10 million paid for the Diaspora Legacy Programme; if not, why not; if so, (a) when did his department contact FIFA, (b) what requests and submissions did his department make to FIFA and (c) what was FIFA’s response in each case; 3) whether his department has contacted (a) the office of the United States Attorney-General (USAG), (b) the Federal Bureau of Investigation and/or (c) any other US-based law enforcement authority about the identity of the two South African nationals identified as co-conspirators in the USAG’s indictment on corruption and vote-buying in FIFA World Cup bids; if not, why not; if so, what was the (i) nature and (ii) content of the interactions he had with any of the US-based law enforcement authorities?

Source
Link

Reply:

No. I was neither approached by the Minister of Sports and Recreation nor volunteered to commission legal advice about possible legal consequences of travelling to Zurich, Switzerland for Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) related business.
To date, the Department only received a copy of an indictment against fourteen (14) accused persons. No South African is listed as an accused person. Twenty five (25) persons are referred to, in the indictment, as co-conspirators. The co-conspirators are referred to as #1 to #25. Their names are not revealed in the indictment. It is stated that their names are known to the Grand Jury. The following details of the alleged South African co-conspirators are provided in the indictment:

#15 was a high-ranking official of the 2006 and 2010 South African World Cup Bid Committee and member of the local South African Organizing Committee; and
#16 was also a high-ranking official of the 2006 and 2010 South African World Cup Bid Committee and member of the local South African Organizing Committee.

To date, the Department did not receive any further communication regarding the matter from the authorities of the United States of America.

The Department is not aware of any questions sent to any persons.

3. The Department did not contact the authorities of the United State of America. The indictment was forwarded to the Ministers of Sports and Recreation, International Relations and Cooperation, and Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation, as well as Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation for their information and consideration for the way forward.

20 April 2016 - NW837

Davis, Mr GR to ask the Minister of Basic Education

(1)Was the 2003 report that was commissioned by the late former Minister of Education, Mr Kader Asmal, entitled School Governance and South African Public Schools, and authored by Professor Crain Soudien ever publicly released; if not, why not; if so, when was it made publicly available; (2) will she make the so-called Soudien Report publicly available; if not, why not; if so, when will it be made publicly available?

Source
Link

Reply:

(1) Was the 2003 report that was commissioned by the late former Minister of Education, Mr Kader Asmal, entitled School Governance and South African Public Schools, and authored by Professor Crain Soudien ever publicly released; if not, why not; if so, when was it made publicly available;

The Ministerial Review Committee on School Governance was appointed in February 2003 by the Minister of Education, Professor Kader Asmal, to review and assess the state of school governance in public schools, with a view to make recommendations for the strengthening of the democratic model of school governance. The report was completed at the time when Professor Asmal, was handing over the Ministry to the then new Minister of the Department of Education, Minister Naledi Pandor, MP. The report was then never released to the public during the transition.

(2) Will she make the so-called Soudien Report publicly available; if not, why not; if so, when will it be made publicly available?

We will re-read the report and examine its findings and consider their relevance in the context of current developments.

20 April 2016 - NW820

Baker, Ms TE to ask the Minister of Water and Sanitation

With reference to the Msunduzi River Sewer Project which is a joint partnership between the Duzi-Umgeni Conservation Trust and the Msunduzi Local Municipality in KwaZulu-Natal, (a) what is the E-coli count of the tests conducted on the river since 1 April 2015, (b) how many incidents of sewerage pollution have been reported over the specified period, (c) what action has been taken against the identified polluters and (d) what remedial action has been taken to deal with the environmental impact of this sewerage pollution in each case?

Source
Link

Reply:

(a) The E. coli counts of the tests conducted on the Msunduzi River between 1 April 2015 and 31 March 2016 range from 1 313 counts per 100ml to 1 000 000 counts per 100ml.

(b) There were approximately thirteen (13) pollution incidents reported to my Department.

(c) My Department engaged the identified polluters and requested that corrective measures be taken. Based on the severity of the pollution incident, my Department issued the identified polluters with Section 19 non-compliance notices in terms of the National Water Act, 1998 (Act No. 36 of 1998).

(d) The Mvoti to Mzimkulu Classification Study has highlighted the need to improve water quality of the Msunduzi River citing nutrients as a variable requiring improvement. Hotspots contributing to poor water quality in this river system have been identified, and the Msunduzi Municipality together with Duzi-Umgeni Conservation Trust, and my Department engages in monitoring all the identified hotspot areas. There has also been the installation of Closed Circuit Televisions (CCTV) which operate 24 hours to identify surcharging manholes and allow for swift response and corrective action. Water quality monitoring is done on a weekly basis on both downstream and upstream of problematic manholes and pump stations along the Msunduzi River and its tributaries. My Department has also increased the frequency of inspections of hotspot areas.

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20 April 2016 - NW913

Mente-Nkuna, Ms NV to ask the Minister in the Presidency

(1)Has he earned any additional income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, since his appointment as Minister; if so, (a) when, (b) how much did he earn, (c) from which businesses and (d) for what work; (2) whether his (a) spouse, (b) children and (c) close family earned income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, through his appointment as Minister; if so, in respect of each case, (i) when, (ii) how much did each earn, (iii) from which businesses and (iv) for what work?

Source
Link

Reply:

I wish to refer the Honourable Member to the Office of Registrar of Member’s Interest in Parliament where I have made submissions since becoming a Minister.

20 April 2016 - NW822

Basson, Mr LJ to ask the Minister of Water and Sanitation

With regard to the water quality of the (a) Umbilo, (b) Palmiet and (c) Vungu rivers in KwaZulu-Natal, (i) what are the greatest risks in each case, (ii) are these risks being monitored and (iii) what action is being taken to reduce these risks?

Source
Link

Reply:

(i) There is a need to improve on the microbial quality of the Umbilo River, the nutrient levels of the Palmiet River and in the Vungu River system, nutrients and microbial quality requires improvement.

(ii) Yes, these river systems are being monitored.

(iii) My Department, as well as the eThekwini Municipality has increased the frequency of inspections of hotspot areas to enable early detection of potential problems and allow for swift corrective action. The Department also engages with the Ugu District Municipality at the Ugu Coastal Management Committee where issues relating to pollution are addressed. The Department, together with the respective Municipality, ensures that all the sources of pollution are addressed timeously.

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20 April 2016 - NW1125

Chance, Mr R to ask the Minister of Trade and Industry

Whether he can provide an update with regard to the letter that he addressed to Mr R W T Chance, dated 15 October 2015, indicating that an investigation into allegations of corruption in the Cooperative Incentive Scheme was ongoing, and when completed relevant information would be shared with Parliament?

Source
Link

Reply:

The dti Internal Audit unit conducted an investigation and did not obtain evidence to support the allegations of corruption in the Cooperative Incentive Scheme. The letter with relevant information was sent to Mr Chance on the 16th January 2016.

20 April 2016 - NW818

Baker, Ms TE to ask the Minister of Water and Sanitation

(1)With reference to her reply to question 4225 on 18 December 2015, (a) which of the provinces which have been declared drought disaster areas have approved drought intervention plans in place, (b) what amount has been paid out to each specified province to date and (c) how was this money used; (2) (a) when were the specified provinces declared drought disaster areas and (b) what are the further relevant details of the gazettes in which they appeared; (3) (a) which dams in each province have reached levels below the restricted level for abstraction as per the operating rules of each dam, (b) when was this level reached, (c) how many applications were received for further abstraction past the restricted level, (d) how many applications were approved for continued abstraction despite the low levels and (e) what studies and/or assessments were conducted in each case prior to permission being granted; (4) (a) how many towns across the country have run dry from 1 June 2015 up to the latest specified date for which information is available, (b) what are the names of (i) each town and (ii) each local municipality and (c) what interventions have been put in place in each of the specified towns?

Source
Link

Reply:

(1) The KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) province is the only province with approved Business Plan and dedicated budget for drought interventions thus far, refer to Annexure A. All other provinces are using funds which are reprioritized/adjusted within the Departmental budget.

(2) Refer to the table below for the specified provinces declared drought areas.

Province	Date Declared	Type of Declaration
KwaZulu-Natal	17 December 2014	Old declaration, Provincial Gazette 167
	8 February 2016	Updated declaration to include 2 additional Municipalities, Provincial Gazette No 1600.
North West	24 July 2015	Provincial Gazette 7501
Free State	4 September 2015	Provincial Gazette 83
Limpopo	13 November 2015	Provincial Gazette 2630
Mpumalanga	04 December 2015	Provincial Gazette 2619 (Not all local municipalities in the DM)
Western Cape	25 November 2015	Council Resolution
Eastern Cape	4 December 2015	Provincial Gazette 3560 Ugi Town declared a Local State of Organic Pollution
	22 January 2016	Provincial Gazette 3582 Council Resolutions in the following DMs: OR Tambo on 11 Jan 2016, Alfred Nzo on 17 Dec 2015.
	04 March 2016	Extension, including Ugu Town Provincial Gazette 3606.
Northern Cape	29 January 2016	Provincial Gazette 1983

(3) (a)Restrictions for Dams are applied starting from different levels for different Dams as per the Dam’s operating rules to prevent the Dams from complete failure to supply water or to prolong water supply from each Dam provided the restrictions are adhered to. For additional information on Dam Levels kindly refer to https://www.dwa.gov.za/Hydrology/Weekly/ProvinceWeek

(3)(c) No applications were received for further abstraction past the restricted level.

(3)(d) Not Applicable (N/A).

(3)(e) Annual Operating Analysis is conducted each year at the end of the rainy season to determine allocable amount for the particular year.

(4) Requesting Honorable Member to refer to NA 428 on February 2016 as this question was adequately responded to.

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20 April 2016 - NW938

Brauteseth, Mr TJ to ask the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services

Has (a) he and/or (b) his Deputy Ministers ever (i) met with any (aa) member, (bb) employee and/or (cc) close associate of the Gupta family and/or (ii) attended any meeting with the specified persons (aa) at the Gupta’s Saxonwold Estate in Johannesburg or (bb) anywhere else since taking office; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, in each specified case, (aaa) what are the names of the persons who were present at each meeting, (bbb)(aaaa) when and (bbbb) where did each such meeting take place and (ccc) what was the purpose of each specified meeting?

Source
Link

Reply:

Neither I nor my Deputy Ministers have met with any member, employee or close associate of the Gupta family and/or attended a meeting with the specified persons at the Gupta’s Saxonwold Estate in Johannesburg.

20 April 2016 - NW916

Gardee, Mr GA to ask the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services

Has he earned any additional income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, since his appointment as Minister; if so, (a) when, (b) how much did he earn, (c) from which businesses and (d) for what work; 2) whether his (a) spouse, (b) children and (c) close family earned income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, through his appointment as Minister; if so, in respect of each case, (i) when, (ii) how much did each earn, (iii) from which businesses and (iv) for what work?

Source
Link

Reply:

No
No

19 April 2016 - NW738

Madisha, Mr WM to ask the Minister of Home Affairs

(1)Whether his department was using any sustained intelligence driven investigation to uncover corrupt officials in his department who were working in cahoots with criminals and organised syndicates to (a) steal identities and (b) breach security devices built into Smart ID cards; if not, why not; if so, (i) what has been the rate of success for each office during the period 1 January 2014 up to the latest specified date for which information is available and (ii) to what extent is the specified problems being eliminated; (2) whether his department has a dedicated office that is staffed by specialists where persons who have had their identity stolen can go in order to have their nightmare ended without being shunted from pillar to post year after year; if not, why not; if so, where is the specified office(s) situated?

Source
Link

Reply:

Yes. The department does have sustained intelligence driven integrated efforts with the Law Enforcement Agencies aimed at detecting corrupt practices by officials of the department who collude with criminals and organised syndicates to defraud DHA systems and processes.

The cases of identity theft that were dealt with by the department were isolated incidents, for instance, the Metro police official who was arrested for misrepresentation of the Late Registration of birth process by furnishing false details and acquired a RSA ID, following which he was appointed as a traffic officer. The Late Registration of Birth is a process that is afforded to people who could not have registered birth at an early stage for whatever reason. To this date, there has been no breach of the security devices built into the Smart ID Card.

Detection mechanisms and process reviews are conducted regularly in the areas of Asylum Seeker Management, ID Smart Card, Supply Chain Management, IT Modernisation and Permitting with the view of identifying corruption and security loopholes and developing mitigating strategies to address these shortfalls.

During the 2015/ 16 financial year, forty two (42) arrests were carried out for fraud and corruption. Officials constitute 57% of the arrested while non-officials make 43%.

(2) As part of government‘s Minimum Anti-Corruption Capacity requirement, the department has a dedicated anti-Corruption Unit where fraud and corruption is reported and investigated. Reporting mechanisms are the National Anti-Corruption Hotline: 0800701701 and email address: report.corruption @dha.gov.za.

19 April 2016 - NW889

Matshobeni, Ms A to ask the Minister of Tourism

(1)Has he earned any additional income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, since his appointment as Minister; if so, (a) when, (b) how much did he earn, (c) from which businesses and (d) for what work; (2) whether his (a) spouse, (b) children and (c) close family earned income from businesses, in particular businesses doing work for the Government, through his appointment as Minister; if so, in respect of each case, (i) when, (ii) how much did each earn, (iii) from which businesses and (iv) for what work?

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Reply:

(a) No

(b) No

(c) No

(d) No

(2)

	Spouse	Children	(c ) Close family
(i) When	No	N/A	No
(ii)How much	No	N/A	No
(iii)Which Business	No	N/A	No
(iv)For what work ?	No	N/A	No

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