Questions and Replies
25 April 2016 - NW623
Chewane, Dr H to ask the Minister of Health
(1)(a) What is the procedure of patient referral from a district hospital to a regional hospital and (b) how long does the process take; (2) why are patients left unattended for a long period before they are transferred from Empilisweni Hospital to Umlawuli Regional Hospital?
Reply:
1. (a) To refer from a district to a regional hospital involves a consultation and agreement between the doctor at the referring hospital and the referral hospital. This is then firmed through a written referral note that will accompany the patient to the referral hospital.
(b) The process is immediate for critical cases and for cold cases appointment can be granted to a six week period;
2. Transfer of a patient will depend on the bed availability at the receiving hospital as well as ambulance availability to execute the transfer.
END.
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?
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.
25 April 2016 - NW1022
Marais, Mr S to ask the Minister in the Presidency
(A) Whether Denel Asia has applied for a Conventional Arms Permit as envisaged in the Act, before its incorporation as a Juristic Entity to the National Conventional Arms Control Committee (i) if Denel Asia has indeed applied for such a permit, why would such a permit be considered. This is because the processing of such application as it is deemed to be an irregularity, (a) what is the NCACC going to do about this matter, granted that if they had indeed applied that would be an irregularity (ii) (a) when did the NCACC know about this matter (b) when did the Chairperson of the NCACC inform the Joint Standing Committee on Defence about this matter
Reply:
According to the records of the NCACC, Denel Asia has not applied for a Permit to the NCACC.
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?
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 - NW1110
Grootboom, Mr GA to ask the Minister of Arts and Culture
With regards to the smooth running of the national film and video foundation, what steps have been taken to get the vacant position of chief executive officer at the foundation filled?
Reply:
The contract of the Chief Executive Officer of the National Film and Video Foundation (Ms Zama Mkosi) expired in March 2016. The Council of the NFVF resolved to reappoint Ms Mkosi as the CEO of the NFVF for another period of 5 years as provided for in section 13(3) of the NFVF Act. The decision to reappoint Ms Mkosi was informed by her good performance record whilst at the helm of the NFVF, including obtaining successive clean audits for the institution. Her new contract is effective from 1 April 2016 to 30 April 2021
25 April 2016 - NW436
Dlamini, Mr MM to ask the Minister of Public Works
Whether his department has found the necessary supporting documents which reportedly could not be found by the Auditor-General for leases to the tune of R800 million; if not, why not; if so, (a) for which buildings were the value leases, (b) for which departments were the buildings rented and (c) who owns the buildings?
Reply:
The Minister of Public Works
It must be noted that the alleged R800 million leases worth reported by the Auditor – General is a figure which was calculated for outstanding documents over a period of more than one financial year, and goes back about five years.
In 2013, the Department of Public Works launched a special lease review intervention aimed at identifying all active private leases and verifying lease validity for leases registered on the Department’s property management information system.
In 2014, a second special lease review intervention was launched with the aim of consolidating information and matching documentation (lease agreements).
As a result of the above lease interventions, all 2 619 active leases have valid lease documents and are logged on a master database.
25 April 2016 - NW1106
Selfe, Mr J to ask the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services
Is the Special Investigating Unit currently involved in conducting any investigations into his department; if so, what are the relevant details?
Reply:
The President issued, in a government gazette no.39935, two Proclamations (Number R.18 and R.20) on 15 April 2016 in respect of the affairs of the Department of Correctional Services. The details of the proclamations relate to procurement irregularities.
25 April 2016 - NW862
Chewane, Dr H to ask the Minister of Health
(1)What is the (a) total number of beds and (b) shortage of beds at Butterworth Hospital; (2) how many patients are currently using benches as beds as a result of the shortage of beds in the specified hospital?
Reply:
According to the Eastern Cape Provincial Department of Health, the response is as follows:
- Butterworth Hospital has a total of 260 usable beds.
- There are no patients from the hospital that end up sleeping on benches. This is reflected in the hospital bed occupancy which range from 70%-75%. However, the problem arises when patients from the rural areas are referred by Butterworth Hospital to Frere or Cecilia Makiwane Hospitals. In order to be on time for the patient transport, they opt to sleep at the hospital’s patient waiting are the night before or when they return from these referrals, it is usually late in the day and they can no longer find transport back to their homes, and they opt to sleep on the benches at the hospital waiting area.
END.
25 April 2016 - NW924
Maimane, Mr MA to ask the Minister of Arts and Culture
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?
Reply:
I and my Deputy have never had a meeting with the Gupta Family, nor their employees or a person who is a close associate of them.
25 April 2016 - NW883
Alberts, Mr ADW to ask the Minister of Transport
(1) Whether (a) the SA National Roads Agency and/or (b) its contractor, Electronic Toll Collections, followed a full tender process for the appointment of a certain company (name furnished) for collecting outstanding e-toll debt in Gauteng; if so, (2) whether the appointment of the specified company complied with the (a) Public Finance Management Act, Act 1 of 1999, (b) Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act, Act 5 of 2000, and (c) Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Act, Act 53 of 2003; if not, (i) why not and (ii) wat are the further relevant particulars; if so, what are the further relevant particulars; (3) what is the structure for the remuneration to be paid to the specified company for the collection of arrears e-toll debt in respect of (a) fees, (b) commission and (c) any other form of remuneration; (4) whether there is an option to renew the contract of the specified company; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details; (5) for what period the specified company has been appointed?
Reply:
- SANRAL followed a tender process for the overall toll system design, build and operations thereof, in 2009. Following this tender process, it appointed ETC Pty Ltd as the successful tenderer. This tender included the collection of outstanding e-Toll debt. This was revised to address the New Dispensation announced by the Deputy President, with specific reference to the 60% discount offering in respect of historic debt. ETC is therefore responsible for the collection of e-toll debt and may appoint 3rd parties to attend to this on their behalf. SANRAL only contracts (in terms of its Contract with ETC) with ETC and not directly with the 3rd party.
(2) As stated above, SANRAL appointed ETC in terms of the SCM requirements at the time (2009). SANRAL did not procure services with 3rd parties for debt collection. SANRAL has complied with all the requisite legislation.
(3) SANRAL does not pay the "specified company" and is not aware of the arrangements between ETC and that entity. SANRAL's contractual obligation is to ETC.
(4) As stated, SANRAL only has an agreement with ETC. ETC is responsible for the collection of debt for the contract period.
(4) SANRAL appointed ETC in 2009, as explained above. The contract will finish for the operations of the Transaction Clearing House (TCH) and the Violation Processing Centre (VPC) components of the project after 5 years of toll collection operations (ie. December 2013 to December 2018) and for the roadside equipment, maintenance and Open Road Toll (ORT) back office operations, after 8 years of toll collection operations. The collection of outstanding debt is managed within the VPC component of the contract.
25 April 2016 - NW473
Marais, Mr S to ask the Minister of Defence and Military Veterans
(1)With reference to her 2015 Budget Speech, where she highlighted the fact that there are too few white individuals in the SA National Defence Force and indicated that a robust recruitment programme will be embarked on to rectify the demographics, (a) what are the criteria for the appointment of white recruits, (b) how many applications were received and (c) how many of the specified recruits who applied were subsequently appointed; (2) whether any policy is in place which requires a minimum level of education of new recruits; if not, why not; if so, what are the reasons for not (a) responding to the applications of white candidates with A-aggregates on their national senior certificates and (b) appointing white applicants with A-aggregates on their National Senior Certificates?
Reply:
1. (a) An effort was made to encourage white candidates to apply through media reports encouraging them to apply and by extending application dates to get a broader pool of candidates.
(b) 405 MSDS applications were received
(c) 99 white candidates were appointed and are undergoing Basic Military Training at the different training institutions
2. Yes, there is a Revised Implementation Instruction on the Military Skills Development System (DS/CDHRPP/DSS/R/104/31/2/1 dated 05 December 2003 ) in place which spells minimum level of education of new recruits and the Services have in addition own specific requirements which are reflected on their application forms.
(a) The SA Army did not use specific criteria to appoint white candidates. The SA Navy selected applicants that had Mathematics and Science with the minimum level of 3 and above for both subjects.
(b) The SAMHS appointed 18 white candidates with A aggregate and 15 with B-aggregate whereas 33 white candidates with A-aggregate could not be utilised as they were awaiting their Grade 12 results. The SA Army does not have specific criteria in appointing white candidates. Out of the 235 that the SA Army invited for the selection board process 124 reported and 111 did not. 49 white candidates did not meet the criteria in the SA Army. The SA Navy selected white candidates with level 3 and above in both Maths and Science on their National Senior Certificates.
25 April 2016 - NW1145
Alberts, Mr ADW to ask the Minister of Transport
(1)Whether, with reference to paragraph 3 of her reply to question 733 on 4 April 2016, she is referring to the suspension of the delivery of notices from the Road Traffic Infringement Agency (RTIA) or the issuing authorities or both; (2) whether (a) from 1 January 2016, as she indicated, (b) from 17 March 2016, as the RTIA indicated by way of its notice, or (c) since October 2015, as was indicated in other sources, no notices are being issued; (3) (a) whether the lack of issuing notices is influencing the legality of the notices and (b) whether the issuing authorities and the RTIA, as applicable, will cancel the specified notices if they are found to be illegal; if not, (i) why the noncompliance with the provisions of the AARTO Act is not illegal, (ii) on the strength of which principles in the AARO Act or otherwise the notices will continue to remain valid and (iii) whether the validity continues ad infinitum, or whether there will come a point in time when they will indeed be unenforceable; if so, what are the relevant particulars; (4) whether notices that were issued in terms of section 17(1) of the AARTO Act and that do not conform to any of the requirements of the further subsections are still legal?
Reply:
- The suspension of delivery of notices was done by both the Road Traffic Infringement Agency as well as issuing authorities.
- The sending out of courtesy letters to South African Post Office for postage was suspended by the RTIA during the month of August 2015, and the suspension of postage of enforcement order notifications was effected in November 2015. The response on Parliamentary Question 733, indicated, as the question was making reference to 1 January, that since the said period no notice has been sent out.
- (a) According to the AARTO Regulations as well as speed prosecution guidelines issued on behalf of the prosecution services, an infringement notice must be served on the alleged infringer within 40 days from the date of the contravention, if the alleged infringer receives a notice later than the stipulated time frame, he or she may exercise one of the elective options such payment, if he or she admits guilt, submit a representation stating the non-compliance with time frames or elect to go to court, and (b) the issuing authorities may cancel notices that they feel were unjustly issued but in the case of the RTIA, the Act confers no powers to cancel notices unless when such a notice was disputed through submission of a representation; (i) where the non-compliance of the AARTO Act is proved then the necessary punitive measures are prescribed by the Act itself, (ii) the Act prescribes the procedures to be followed in order for a notice to be declared invalid or illegal, if such procedures and/or processes were not undertaken, the notice would still be active in the system until an issuing authority cancels such a notice or the alleged infringer challenges the notice by submitting a representation that if successful would be cancelled by the Representations Officer
adjudicating the matter, (iii) as indicated under the response on (ii) above the notices may only be cancelled by the issuing authorities or by a Representations Officer upon receipt of a representation challenging the notice.
4. The notices that were issued in terms of section 17(1) should comply with the prescribed processes if not, then the alleged infringer need to challenge such non-compliance in the prescribed manner by submitting a representation to the RTIA for adjudication.
25 April 2016 - NW760
Tarabella - Marchesi, Ms NI to ask the Minister of Health
(1)How many staff members resigned from their employ at the Aberdeen Hospital in the Eastern Cape (a) in the (i) 2013-14 and (ii) 2014-15 financial years and (b) since 1 April 2015; (2) whether exit interviews are conducted with staff who have resigned, before they leave; if not, why not; if so, what reasons have been supplied for the resignations in each case in each specified financial year; (3) whether he has taken any action to address concerns raised by employees who have resigned; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details of such action?
Reply:
According to the Eastern Cape Provincial Department of Health, the response is as follows:
- The following tables reflect the details in this regard
Resignations for the periods 2013/14, 2014/15 and 2015/16
2013/14 |
2014/15 |
2015/16 |
|||
Designation |
Number |
Designation |
Number |
Designation |
Number |
Professional Nurse |
3 |
Professional Nurse |
2 |
Professional Nurse |
3 |
Staff Nurse |
1 |
Medical Officer |
1 |
||
Radiographer* |
1 |
Nursing Assistant |
1 |
* There are currently 4 radiographers (3 permanent and 1 Community Service Radiographer)
Appointments for the periods 2013/14, 2014/15 and 2015/16
2013/14 |
2014/15 |
2015/16 |
|||
Designation |
Number |
Designation |
Number |
Designation |
Number |
Professional Nurse |
3 |
Professional Nurse |
2 |
Chief Executive Officer |
1 |
Nursing Assistant |
1 |
Staff Nurse |
1 |
Nursing Assistant |
1 |
Medical Officers (as of 22 March 2016) |
2 |
2. Exit interviews are conducted when employees leave the employ of any facility within the Department. The following are some of the reasons that were forwarded for resignations at Aberdeen Hospital:
- Desire to change to a different workplace;
- Inconsistent application of policy; and
- Lack of action in dealing with difficult employees.
3. The Department assesses all reasons for employees’ termination and provides feedback to line managers for corrective action.
- In respect of employee leaving for personal change, no action was taken as the employees were leaving of their free will;
- In respect of the other two reasons as mentioned above, the employees were engaged, but had indicated that they were no longer willing to stay.
END.
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?
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 - NW805
Van Dyk, Ms V to ask the Minister of Communications
(a) What was the purpose of the trip to China from 23 to 27 July 2015 (b) what are the (i) names and (ii) positions of the persons who accompanied her and (c) what was the (i) total cost and (ii) breakdown of the costs of the specified trip?
Reply:
The Honourable Member is duly advised to refer to the attached Parliamentary Question 2714.
MR NN MUNZHELELE
DIRECTOR GENERAL [ACTING]
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS
DATE:
MS AF MUTHAMBI (MP)
MINISTER OF COMMUNICATIONS
DATE:
25 April 2016 - NW1034
Redelinghuys, Mr MH to ask the Minister of Transport
Whether there are any plans to extend the network of A Re Yeng, the Tshwane Bus Rapid Transit system, to (a) Atteridgeville, (b) Ga-Rankuwa, (c) Mamelodi, (d) Soshanguve, (e) Mabopane, (f) Winterveldt and/or (g) Temba; if not, why not in each case; if so, in each case, what are the (i) relevant details, (ii) current timeframes and (iii) anticipated date for (aa) infrastructure development and (bb) roll out of services to each of the specified areas?
Reply:
BACKGROUND
In 2011, the City of Tshwane (CoT) Mayoral Committee approved the Phase 1 report for the implementation of the BRT system. The Phase 1 network design comprises two trunk line services and numerous feeder services supplemented by a comprehensive NMT network. The trunk line service is divided into two (2) sections namely:
- Line 1 – Pretoria CBD to Kopanong and
- Line 2 – Pretoria CBD to Mahube Valley.
The trunk network is comprised of approximately 69 km (refer to ) of median dedicated trunk infrastructure and low floor median trunk stations. The BRT network integrates with the rail network at five key railway stations, these being Kopanong, Wonderboom, Pretoria Station, Hatfield as well as Denneboom. This provides for multimodal service integration to the North as well as the East of Pretoria CBD.
Furthermore, in February 2016 the CoT Mayoral Committee approved Line 3 evaluation report study which contains the BRT alignment between Pretoria CBD and Atteridgeville. The route alignment is 14.6km in length and integrates with the rail network at Saulsville rail station. shows A Re Yeng alignments.
The details below are based on Division of Revenue Act’s Public Transport Network Grant allocation. see the link: http://www.pmg.org.za/files/RNW1034-DivisionofRevenueAct.docx
Figure 1: A Re Yeng Alignment
Intermodal Facilities
Six public transport intermodal facilities are planned along the BRT network. This will allow for the affected operators (i.e. minibus taxi associations and bus operators) to transfer passenger to A Re Yeng services. The CoT is on the process of entering into agreement with affected operators to provide the feeder service between the suburbs/township and intermodal facilities.
The public transport intermodal facilities are earmarked at the following nodes:
- Kopanong,
- Wonderboom,
- Akasia,
- Saulsville,
- Pretoria Station,
- Menlyn, and
- Denneboom.
Current A Re Yeng Operations
A Re Yeng inception phase (Line 2A) which operates between Pretoria CBD and Hatfield became operational in December 2014. The construction of A Re Yeng trunk route between Pretoria CBD and Wonderboom / Rainbow Junction (Line 1A) is underway and it is anticipated to become operational in 2016. The Rainbow Junction interim minibus taxi facility is also under construction. The purpose of these facilities is to enable seamless transfer of passengers between minibus taxi operators and A Re Yeng.
Three affected minibus taxi associations were selected to transfer passengers at (Wonderboom Station) Rainbow Junction. The affected minibus taxi associations are:
- Hammanskraal Taxi Organisation (HATO);
- Ga-Mokone, Hammanskraal, Stinkwater Taxi Association (GHSTA); and
- Stinkwater Eersterust Taxi Association (SETA).
Permanent Rainbow Junction intermodal facility is planned to become operational in 2018 and additional affected operators will be required to transfer passengers at this facility.
RESPONSE
a) (i),(ii) Atteridgeville
A Re Yeng services to Atteridgeville are planned to become operational in 2020. Affected operators will transfer passengers at Saulsville intermodal facility and A Re Yeng stations along the route.
(iii) (aa) (bb) Refer to Figure 1 for more details.
b) (i),(ii) Ga-Rankuwa
Affected operators will provide the feeder services between Ga-Rankuwa and Akasia intermodal
facility. A Re Yeng services to Akasia are planned to become operational in 2019.
(iii) (aa) (bb) Refer to Figure 1 for more details.
c) (i),(ii) Mamelodi
A Re Yeng services to Mamelodi (Denneboom Intermodal Facility) are planned to become operational in 2020. Affected operators will provide feeder services between Mamelodi township and Denneboom Intermodal Facility.
(iii) (aa) (bb) Refer to Figure 1 for more details.
d) (i),(ii) Soshanguve
A Re Yeng services to Soshanguve (Kopanong Intermodal Facility) are planned to become operational in 2020. Affected operators will transfer passengers at A Re Yeng stations and at the following three intermodal facilities:
- Kopanong,
- Akasia, and
- Rainbow Junction.
(iii) (aa) (bb) Refer to Figure 1 for more details.
e) (i),(ii) Mabopane
A Re Yeng services to Soshanguve (Kopanong Intermodal Facility) are planned to become operational in 2020. Affected operators from Mabopane will transfer passengers at A Re Yeng stations and three intermodal facilities at:
- Kopanong,
- Akasia, and
- Rainbow Junction.
(iii) (aa) (bb) Refer to Figure 1 for more details.
f) (i),(ii) Winterveldt
A Re Yeng services to Soshanguve (Kopanong Intermodal Facility) are planned become operational in 2020. Affected operators from Winterveldt will transfer passengers at A Re Yeng stations and at the following three intermodal facilities:
- Kopanong,
- Akasia, and
- Rainbow Junction.
(iii) (aa) (bb) Refer to Figure 1 for more details.
g) (i),(ii) Temba/Hammanskraal
A Re Yeng services to Rainbow Junction/ Wonderboom (Line 1A) are planned to become operational in 2016. Affected operators from Hammanskraal (i.e. HATO) will transfer passengers at Rainbow Junction interim minibus taxi transfer facility.
(iii) (aa) (bb) Refer to Figure 1 for more details.
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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?
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 - NW1120
Majola, Mr F to ask the Minister of Transport
With reference to her reply to question 402 on 8 March 2016, what (a) is the deadline for the finalisation of the determination of the damages suffered by the plaintiff and (b) at what stage is Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa in this regard?
Reply:
(a) The plaintiff’s claim has not been finalised as yet because PRASA still awaits the plaintiff to prove of damages to PRASA. Proving of damages is done by way of medical expert assessments, and PRASA is informed that this is underway and will be filed with PRASA and the Courts once completed. The process will culminate in a trial date and ultimately the matter will be settled.
(b) PRASA awaits the completion of the medical assessments and the filing of the matter for settlement in court.
25 April 2016 - NW946
Steenkamp, Ms J to ask the Minister of Science and Technology
Has (a) she and/or (b) her Deputy Minister ever (i) met with the any(aa) member, (bb) employee and and/or (cc) close associate of the Gupta family and/or (ii) attended any meeting with the specifies persons (aa) at the Gupta's Saxonworld 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?"
Reply:
(a) and (b) No
(i) (aa) No
(bb) No
(cc) No
(ii) (aa) No
(bb) No
(aaa) Not applicable.
(bbb) (aaaa) Not applicable.
(bbbb) Not applicable.
(ccc) Not applicable.
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?
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 - NW882
Alberts, Mr ADW to ask the Minister of Transport
(1) With reference to her answer to question 733 on 4 April 2016, why the Road Traffic Infringement Agency has not paid its account at the SA Post Office; (2) (a) what is the total outstanding amount payable and (b) when the account will be paid?
Reply:
- The SA Post office has not been paid by the Road Traffic Infringement Agency due a dispute between the Road Traffic Infringement Agency and SA Post office regarding proof of services rendered. SA Post office and Road Traffic Infringement Agency have been in discussions regarding the matter.
- (a) The total outstanding amount is R32 408 981.98
(b) The outstanding amount will be paid in 2 tranches. The 50% will be paid in April and the remaining 50% will be paid once the 2 parties have come to an agreement about the settlement amount.
25 April 2016 - NW1064
Mhlongo, Mr P to ask the Minister of Communications
With reference to each community print media project funded by the Media Development and Diversity Agency in the (a) 2013-14 and (b) 2014-15 financial years, (i) what was included in the operational costs, (ii) how many copies did ach project print (aa) weekly and (bb) monthly, (iii) how much did the printing of these copies cost per issue and (iv) how many copies did each project sell (aa) weekly and (bb) monthly in the specified financial years?
Reply:
Project Name |
Funds Allocated |
Frequency |
copies |
Cost |
Operational costs |
(a) 2013/14 Approvals |
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Tshireletso Against Women Abuse |
R100, 000.00 (feasibility study). |
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Seipone Sa Sechaba |
R471,400. 00(New) |
Monthly |
10 000 |
Free |
Telephone and internet, Lights and water, Stationery,Bank charges, and Audit fees. |
UmthomboWolwazi Youth Services |
R100,000.00 (feasibility study) |
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Greater Alex Today |
R 492, 400.00 (New) |
Monthly |
10 000 |
Free |
Telephone and internet, Travel costs, Stationery, Bank charges,Audit fee and Rent. |
Batlhabine Foundation |
R 485, 300.00 (New) |
Monthly |
10 000 |
Free |
Telephone and airtime, Internet, Travel costs for Sales Team, Travel costs for Editorial Team, Stationery, Travel & Subsistence (Petrol ) – distribution of the newspaper, Rent, Bank charges and Audit Fees. |
Gandhi Development Trust |
R 572, 800.00 (Strengthening) |
Monthly |
15 000 |
Free |
Audit Fee, Bank Charges, Stationery and Transport. |
Africa Ignite |
R 575, 600.00 (Strengthening) |
Bi-Monthly |
40 000 |
Free |
Telephone, Audit Fees and Bank Charges. |
InquboYabantuAbancici |
R 498, 500.00 (New) |
Bi-Monthly |
20 000 |
Free |
Audit Fees, Bank Charges, Telephone & Internet, Office Rental, and Website Maintenance. |
Gulova Magazine |
R489,999.96 (Strengthening) |
Monthly |
5 000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution,rent,stipends, layout & design, telecommunications, bank charges and Audit Fees |
Treasure Magazine |
R490,000.00 (Strengthening) |
Bi -monthly |
10 000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution, telecommunications, bank charges and Audit fees |
Township Times |
R700,000.00 (New) |
Monthly |
10 000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution, equipment, stipends, rent, furniture, telecommunications, stationery, bank charges and Audit fees |
APN Media/Impact 24/7 |
R490,000.00 (Strengthening) |
Monthly |
10 000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution, stipends, telecommunications, bank charges and Audit fees |
North West on Sunday |
R490,000.00 (Strengthening) |
Monthly |
5000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution, rent,equipment,stipends, stationery, telecoms, bank charges and Audit fees |
Rise ‘n Shine |
R700,000.00 (New) |
Monthly |
20 000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution, rental, stipends, equipment, furniture stationery, insurance, bank charges and Audit fees |
Mmaiseng News |
R700,000.00 (New) |
Monthly |
10 000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution, rental,equipment, furniture, stipends, telecoms, stationery, bank charges and Audit fees |
Fabuleux Magazine |
R979,535.04 (New) |
Bi- monthly |
10 000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution, rental,equipment, furniture, stipends, mentorship, telecoms, stationery, bank charges and Audit fees |
Religious News |
R700,000.00 (New) |
Monthly |
10 000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution, rental,equipment, furniture, stipends, telecoms,translators, stationery, bank charges and Audit fees |
(b) 2014/15 Approvals |
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Mamre News |
R 498, 381.00 (New) |
Monthly |
5000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution, rental,equipment,training,Website, insuarance, bank charges and Audit fees |
Ledig Sun |
R 479, 130.32 (New) |
Monthly |
10 000 |
Free |
Telephone and internet, Office rental, Stationery, Bank charges and Audit fee. |
Bushbuckridge News |
R 350,000.00 (Strengthening) |
Weekly |
4000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution,rent,stipend and Bank charges |
Kuruman Chronicle |
R 350,000.00 (Strengthening) |
Monthly |
8000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution,rent,stipend and Bank charges |
Phetoho News |
R350,000.00 (Strengthening) |
Monthly |
10 000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution,rent,stipend, telecoms,stationery and Bank charges |
2015/16 Approvals |
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The Youth Voice |
R 821,700.00 (New) |
Monthly |
10 000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution, rental,equipment, furniture, stipends, telecoms,transport, website stationery, bank charges and Audit fees |
Ulwazi Newspaper |
R 850,000.00 (New) |
Monthly |
10000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution, rental,equipment, furniture, stipends, telecoms, stationery, bank charges and Audit fees |
Loxion News |
R 750,000.00 (New) |
Monthly |
10 000 |
Free |
Transport, Rent, Stationery, Insurance, Audit Fees and Telephone. |
Arise and Shine |
R 619,251.00 (New) |
Monthly |
10 000 |
Free |
Telephone and internet,Stationery, Bank charges, Office Rental and Audit fees. |
Dizindaba News |
R 888,200.00 (Strengthening) |
Fortnightly |
15000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution, stipends, rent, telecoms, and Audit fees |
Ngoho News |
R 811,120.00 (Strengthening) |
Fortnightly |
10 000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution, rent, stipends, equipment, telecoms, website, bank charges and Audit fees |
Ezakwazulu News |
R 746,000.00 (Strengthening) |
Fortnightly |
10000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution, rent, stipends, equipment, telecoms, website, bank charges and Audit fees |
Khanyisa News |
R 1,081,248.00 (Strengthening) |
Weekly |
10000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution and Audit fees |
Puisano News |
R 680,880.00 (Strengthening) |
Fortnightly |
10 000 |
Free |
Rent, Bank Charges, Audit Fees, and Telephone and Internet. |
Eastern Cape Women Magazine |
R 807,000.00 (Strengthening) |
Bi-monthly |
10000 |
Printing, distribution, rental, stipends, stationery, telecoms and Audit fees |
|
InquboYabantuAbancinci |
R 530,242.00 (Strengthening) |
Bi-Monthly |
30 000 |
Free |
Audit Fees, Bank Charges, Telephone & Internet, Office rental, and Website maintenance. |
SMME News |
R 793,500.00 (New) |
Monthly |
10000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution, rental,equipment, furniture, stipends, telecoms, website, stationery, bank charges and Audit fees |
Xplore Magazine |
R 1,232,600.00 (New) |
Bi-monthly |
10000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution, rental,equipment, furniture, stipends, telecoms,website, stationery, bank charges and Audit fees |
Nkomazi Observer |
R 603, 800.00 (Strengthening) |
monthly |
10000 |
free |
Printing, distribution, stipends, rental, telecoms, website and Audit fees |
Mmaiseng News |
R 626, 600.00 (Strengthening) |
Fortnightly |
10 000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution, stipends, rental, telecoms, website and Audit fees |
Religious News |
R 615,600.00 (Strengthening) |
Monthly |
10 000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution, stipends, rental, telecoms, website and Audit fees |
Die Horison News |
R 615,299.28 (Strengthening) |
Monthly |
10 000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution, stipends, rental, telecoms, website and Audit fees |
Children Resource Centre |
R 760,594.04 (Strengthening) |
Monthly |
10 000 |
Free |
Telephone & Internet, Stationery and Bank charges. |
Metro News |
R 436, 800.00 (Strengthening) |
Monthly |
10000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution, stipends, rent telecoms and Audit fees |
InhlosoYesizwe |
R 430,200.00 (Strengthening) |
Monthly |
10000 |
Free |
Printing, distribution, stipends, rent telecoms and Audit fees |
Elitsha News |
R 776,800.00 (New) |
Monthly |
200 000 |
Free |
Office rent fee, Telecommunications(internet &telephones), Bank charges and Audit Fees |
Nhlala News |
R 696,000.00 (New) |
Monthly |
10 000 |
Free |
Telephone and internet, Stationery, Office rental, Audit fees, Insurance and Bank charges. |
Community News |
R 663,244.00 (New) |
Bi-Monthly |
10 000 |
Free |
Telephone & Internet, Stationery, Bank charges, Insurance, Audit fees, Maintenance and build of database and website. |
Youth Mate News |
R 606,950.00 (New) |
Monthly |
10 000 |
Free |
Telephone, Cell phone allowance (Editor & Sales & Marketing Officer), Travel costs for editorial team, Stationery, Office rent, electricity and water, Audit Fees, Insurance and Bank Charges. |
(a) and (b) (iv) Treasure prints 10 000 copies bi-monthly. Treasure Magazine sold at R 24.95 per copy, Eastern Cape Women Magazine sold at R15,00 per copy and Gulova Magazine is sold at R5 per copy
MR NN MUNZHELELE
DIRECTOR GENERAL [ACTING]
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS
DATE:
MS AF MUTHAMBI (MP)
MINISTER OF COMMUNICATIONS
DATE:
25 April 2016 - NW1069
Mhlongo, Mr TW to ask the Minister of Police
How many (a) cases of vehicle accidents have been (i) reported and/or (ii) recorded against members of the VIP Protection Services resultant from speeding (aa) in the (aaa) 2009-10, (bbb) 2010-11, (ccc) 2011-12, (ddd) 2012-13, (eee) 2013-14 and (fff) 2014-15 and (ggg) 2015-16 financial years and (bb) since 1 April 2016 up to the latest specified date for which information is available, (b) of the specified cases have resulted in a sanction and/or penalty against service members in each of the specified financial years and period (c) sanctions and/or penalties in each category were issued in each of the specified financial years and period?
Reply:
Full details will folow soon as this numbers are still in the process of verification.
25 April 2016 - NW985
Mackenzie, Mr C to ask the Minister of Telecommunications and Postal Services
Which schools in the City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality were connected to the internet by (a) his department and/or (b) any entities reporting to him in (i) 2014, (ii) 2015 and (iii) 2016; (2) in each case, what are the relevant details of the connectivity solutions provided by his department in terms of (a) hardware, (b) software, (c) training, (d) cost and (e) service providers?
Reply:
1. (a)-(b)(i -iii)
I have been informed by the Department and Entities as follows:
Schools Connectivity in the City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality
USAASA |
BBI |
Sentech |
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(1.b.(i) |
2014 |
Phefeni High School (Soweto) |
Mphethi Mahlatse Secondary School in Orange Farm |
Zandspruit Primary School |
(1.b.(ii) |
2015 |
None |
None |
None |
(1.b.(iii) |
2016 |
None |
None |
|
2(a) |
Hardware |
40 Tablets, 120GB of data |
V SAT Internet IBurst WI-Fi @ 10Mbs uncapped for 24 months |
Fully equipped computer Lab that includes 20 desktop computers |
2(b) |
Software |
Android Software |
None |
Microsoft office |
(2c) |
Training |
Training on usage of Labs |
None |
None |
(2d) |
Cost |
R257 600.00 |
Wi-Fi= R48 016.80 Hardware Installation = R5 016.00 |
cost of establishing the Lab was R268 264.00 |
(2e) |
Service Providers |
B-Wired Telecoms |
IBurst |
Moagi Technologies |
25 April 2016 - NW443
Carter, Ms D to ask the Minister of Water and Sanitation
(1)Whether her department was ready to initiate an adequate number of desalination plants, using the latest proven and most cost-effective technology, especially in areas which long term forecasts have indicated will experience water shortage in the foreseeable future; if not, why not; if so, (a) when, (b) where and (c) with or without partners; (2) Whether her department will acknowledge Operation Hydrate in an appropriate manner and develop close working relationship with the specified group to ensure clean drinking water for all?
Reply:
1. My Department encourages measures to extend the available water resources in South Africa which include the utilization of ground water, re-use of water, rainwater harvesting and desalination of sea water. A sea water desalination plant is essentially a water purification plant and the norm is for water purification plants to be developed and owned by Water Boards and Water Services Providers (municipalities). In the conciliation strategies developed for the coastal towns, sea water desalination is an important option being considered for implementation by Water Boards and Municipalities, depending on the particular institutional situation in the area Currently the Durban area is investigating the desalination as an option and there will be a decision made soon on whether to implement a medium sized sea water desalination plant to the south of the city, or to develop conventional water storage close by is expected soon.
Experience shows that sea water desalination is becoming more and more economically competitive when compared with other available water resource options and with the comparative advantage of coastal cities having an abundance of sea water available close by, we can expect see medium to large sea water desalination plants being implemented there in future. We can also expect to see small sea water desalination plants, making use of less expensive beach well raw water abstraction (as compared with expensive ocean abstraction for larger sea water desalination plants) becoming viable in certain local applications.
(2) I have noted and acknowledged the humanitarian support that the civil society is playing in distributing drinking water to needy communities across the country. In this regard the effort by Operation Hydrate, Gift of the Givers, Nelson Mandela Foundation and Proudly South Africa, among others, are greatly appreciated. These organizations are most encouraged to work with my Department in continuously monitoring and identifying communities that have been hit the most by the drought, and therefore who can benefit the most from this gesture.
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25 April 2016 - NW1061
Baker, Ms TE to ask the Minister of Communications
(1)(a) How many projects have been funded more than once since the Media Development and Diversity Agency (MDDA) started allocating funding to community print media projects and (b) what are the (i) names, (ii) street addresses and (iii) contact numbers of these projects; (2)(a) how was the second funding allocation determined in each case, (b) did each of the specified applicants provide financial statements of income and expenditure for the second application for funding and (c) did the specified applicants prove that they had advertising revenue which reflected in their magazines and/or newspaper copies; (3) how many of the specified projects (a) are still operational, in each case providing the (i) name of the project and (ii) contact details, (b) experienced (i) financial and/or (ii) any other difficulties, and (c) do not exist anymore?
Reply:
(1)(a) Community Print: 11 and Small Commercial Media: 34
(b)(i)(ii)(iii)
Project Name |
Contact Person |
Contact Number |
Email Address |
Physical Address |
Africa Ignite |
Antoinette Van Niekerk |
031 303 5482 |
59 Henwood Road, Morningside, Durban |
|
Gandhi Development Trust |
Ela Gandhi |
031 201 2067 |
The foyer of M.L Sultan Campus of Durban University of Technology, Sultan Road, Durban |
|
Children Resource Centre |
Marcus Solomon |
021 6330207 |
Corner Mavis Road and Klipfontein Road. Rylands. AK Building. |
|
Agenda Feminist Media |
Shireen Ragunan |
031 3047018 |
Suite E302 - Diakonia Centre, 20 Diakonia Avenue,Durban |
|
Upstart Youth Magazine |
Geoff Erasmus |
046 603 7541 |
5 Prince Alfred Street,Grahamstown |
|
Behind The Mask |
Thuli Madi |
011 403 5566 |
Johannesburg |
|
Sosh Times |
Thabo Mooke |
012 797 230 |
2249 Block F, Industrial Site, Pretoria. |
|
iDekelethu/Hope Magazine |
Thembisa Mjiba-Makasi |
040 653 2146 |
No 26 Mallock Street, Alice |
|
Inqubo Yabantu Abancici |
Adelaide Lor |
0799307581 |
Woodmill Lane Shopping Centre, Main Road Knysna |
|
ZA Difference |
Theresa Muller |
011 463 8367 |
Johannesburg |
Small Commercial Print
Name of the Project |
Circulation area/District |
Language |
Contact Person |
Cell phone |
|
|
Ezakwazulu News (Pinetown) |
Ethekwini |
Zulu |
Masindi Mkhize (Publisher) |
0734276113 |
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Maputaland Mirror (Kwangwanase) |
uMkhanyakude |
Xirhonga & isiZulu |
Sam S. Masinga (Publisher) |
0823873970 |
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Isibani Somphakathi (Newcastle) |
Amajuba |
IsiZulu |
James Nkosi (Publisher) |
073 527 3883 |
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Inhloso Yesizwe (Ladysmith) |
UThukela |
Zulu |
Sibusiso Shabalala (Publisher) |
0832066687/ 078 810 9931 |
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Free state News (Mangaung) |
Mangaung Metro |
Sesotho & English |
Vinger, Moses (Publisher) |
051 447 1655 |
084 480 1330/ 082 477 2918 |
|
Lema Media House (Sasolburg) |
Fezile Dabi |
Sesotho |
Mokoena, Lekhotla (Publisher) |
016 976 8285 |
079 185 0270 |
|
Phetoho News (Ficksburg) |
Thabo Mofutsanyane District |
Sotho and English |
David Mokotjo (Publisher) |
0785356347/ 0787608237 |
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Metro News (Botshabelo) |
Mangaung Metro |
Sotho, Xhosa and English |
Pitso Mosetlhe (Publisher) |
0791378680 |
|
|
Masilonyana News (Theunissen) |
Masilonyana |
English & Sesotho |
Moses, Liphoko (Publisher) |
057 733 1004 |
074 447 4203 / 079 564 1074 |
|
Taxi Talk (Mbizana) |
OR Tambo |
Xhosa & English |
Baai, Christopher (Publisher) |
039 251 0887 |
083 948 4525 |
|
Eastern Cape Women Magazine (Umthatha) |
OR Tambo |
Xhosa& English |
Pamela Timakwe (Publisher) |
0790646521 |
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Zithethele (Nelson Mandela Bay) |
Nelson Mandela Metro |
Xhosa |
Motse Mfuleni (Publisher) |
041 582 2456 |
0829735916 |
|
.Rainbow News (Butterworth) |
Emathole |
Xhosa & English |
Pikelela, Buhle (Publisher) |
083 372 9271 |
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Ikhwezi News (Umthatha) |
OR Tambo |
Xhosa |
Monwabisi Khininda (Publisher) |
047 531 2124 |
073 260 8660 |
|
Balaodi Publishers (Polokwane) |
Capricorn |
SePedi |
Bopape, Diphete (Publisher) |
015 291 1200 |
082 509 2154 |
|
Rise & Shine (Mmodimolle) |
Waterberg |
English, Sipedi, Xitsonga & Tshivenda |
Matodzi Gift Makananisa Publisher |
072 7857678, 014 717 4048 / 014 717 4637 |
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Ngoho/Bluesky Communications (Thohoyandou) |
Thulamela District |
Tshivenda |
Pumudzo Makharimedza (Publisher) |
082 436 8453 |
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Nhluvuko News (Polokwane/Giyani) |
Mopani District |
Tsonga |
Ntswanwisi, Dunisani (Publisher) |
015 291 5472 |
073 981 8649 |
|
Coal City (Witbank) |
Nkangala |
English, SiSwati & IsiZulu |
Mashiane, Michelle (Publisher) |
013 690 2525 |
082 489 5954 |
|
2Khanyisa News (Ermelo) |
Gert Sibande District |
English and Zulu |
Austin Moyo (Publisher) |
083 512 7096/ 071 219 3216/ 078 231 0019 |
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Umjindi – Guardian (Barberton) |
Elukwatini |
SiSwati & English |
Bheki Mashile (Publisher) |
076 748 9247 |
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Bushbuckridge News(Hazyview) |
Ehlanzeni District |
Tsonga, Sepedi & English |
Nelisiwe Ndlovu (Publisher) |
013 799 2186 |
0734901886 |
|
Ziwaphi News (Nelspruit) |
Ehlanzeni |
English & Swati |
Tom Nkosi (Publisher) |
013 752 6482 |
082 553 4067 |
|
Nkomazi Observer (Komartipoort) |
Ehlanzeni |
Siswati and English |
Mduduzi Masimula (Publisher) |
0763083530 |
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Winelands Echo (Paarl) |
Cape Winelands |
Afrikaans & English |
Joseph Bushby (Publisher) |
021 862 9278 |
076 219 6534 |
|
Dizindaba Media (Cape Town) |
City of Cape Town |
Xhosa |
Edward Mangxaba (Publisher) |
021 591 1708 |
078 328 2168/0 |
|
Treasure Magazine (Cape Town) |
City of Cape Town |
English, Afrikaans & Xhosa |
Fadia Mohamed (Publisher) |
021 592 1897/ 073 478 1728 |
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Heartbeat 24/7 (Atlantis) |
City of Cape Town |
Afrikaans, Xhosa & English |
Peter Lategan (Publisher) |
082 4393 023 |
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Chalkline (Cape Town) |
City of Cape Town |
English & Afrikaans |
Peach, Willida (Publisher) |
021 9877 062 |
083 452 6856 |
|
Die Horison (Upington) |
Siyanda District |
Afrikaans,Damara, Khoi, Xhosa & Tswana |
John Cloete (Publisher) |
083 416 4539 |
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Kuruman Chronicle (Kuruman) |
John Taolo Gaetseye |
Setswana and English |
Yvonne Chabaesele (Publisher) |
0783888259/0768682475 |
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Mmaiseng News (Pampierstad) |
Francis Baard |
English & Setswana |
Sam Sera Publisher |
0764980936/ 0732985963 |
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Mmekgadigang News (Mahikeng) |
Ngaka Modiri Molema District |
Tswana & English |
Aaron Maleke(Publisher) |
0798845863 |
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Northwest on Sunday (Mahikeng) |
Ngaka Modiri Molema |
English & Setswana |
Paul Moola Publisher |
076 063 1319 |
(2)(a) 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. The MDDA also takes consideration of how the project has conducted its operations, in respect to reporting and adherence to compliance issues as stipulated in the Grant in Aid Agreement. The Monitoring and Evaluation unit also makes recommendations for second support where it has identified existing potential in the projects monitored.
(b) Yes, the MDDA allocates funding for an audit to be conducted on the project’s operations when implementing the third tranche; this report is submitted to the MDDA with the third tranche narrative and financial report before the release of the fourth tranche. The financial statements are a determinant when recommending the project for strengthening as they give confidence in the project’s financial management potential.
(c) When reporting the projects submit copies of all publications which are reviewed as part of the report. Progress made by the project is also reflected in the narrative report.
(3)(a) Community Print
Project Name |
Contact Person |
Contact Number |
Email Address |
Physical Address |
Africa Ignite |
Antoinette Van Niekerk |
031 303 5482 |
59 Henwood Road, Morningside, Durban |
|
Children Resource Centre |
Marcus Solomon |
021 6330207 |
Corner Mavis Road and Klipfontein Road. Rylands. AK Building. |
|
Agenda Feminist Media |
ShireenRagunan |
031 3047018 |
Suite E302 - Diakonia Centre, 20 DiakoniaAvenue,Durban |
|
Upstart Youth Magazine |
Geoff Erasmus |
046 603 7541 |
5 Prince Alfred Street,Grahamstown |
|
Sosh Times |
Thabo Mooke |
012 797 230 |
2249 Block F, Industrial Site, Pretoria. |
|
iDekelethu/Hope Magazine |
ThembisaMjiba-Makasi |
040 653 2146 |
No 26 Mallock Street, Alice |
|
InquboYabantuAbancici |
Adelaide Lor |
0799307581 |
Woodmill Lane Shopping Centre, Main Road Knysna |
Small Commercial Print
Name of the Project |
Circulation area/District |
Language |
Contact Person |
Cell phone |
|
1. Ezakwazulu News (Pinetown) |
Ethekwini |
Zulu |
MasindiMkhize (Publisher) |
0734276113 |
|
2. Maputaland Mirror (Kwangwanase) |
uMkhanyakude |
Xirhonga& isiZulu |
Sam S. Masinga (Publisher) |
0823873970 |
|
3. IsibaniSomphakathi (Newcastle) |
Amajuba |
IsiZulu |
James Nkosi (Publisher) |
073 527 3883 |
|
4. InhlosoYesizwe (Ladysmith) |
UThukela |
Zulu |
SibusisoShabalala (Publisher) |
0832066687/ 078 810 9931 |
1.Free state News (Mangaung) |
Mangaung Metro |
Sesotho & English |
Vinger, Moses (Publisher) |
051 447 1655 |
084 480 1330/ 082 477 2918 |
|
2.Lema Media House (Sasolburg) |
FezileDabi |
Sesotho |
Mokoena, Lekhotla (Publisher) |
016 976 8285 |
079 185 0270 |
|
3. Phetoho News (Ficksburg) |
Thabo Mofutsanyane District |
Sotho and English |
David Mokotjo (Publisher) |
0785356347/ 0787608237 |
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4. Metro News (Botshabelo) |
Mangaung Metro |
Sotho, Xhosa and English |
PitsoMosetlhe (Publisher) |
0791378680 |
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5.Masilonyana News (Theunissen) |
Masilonyana |
English & Sesotho |
Moses, Liphoko (Publisher) |
057 733 1004 |
074 447 4203 / 079 564 1074 |
1.Taxi Talk (Mbizana) |
OR Tambo |
Xhosa & English |
Baai, Christopher (Publisher) |
039 251 0887 |
083 948 4525 |
|
2. Eastern Cape Women Magazine (Umthatha) |
OR Tambo |
Xhosa& English |
Pamela Timakwe (Publisher) |
0790646521 |
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3. Zithethele (Nelson Mandela Bay) |
Nelson Mandela Metro |
Xhosa |
MotseMfuleni (Publisher) |
041 582 2456 |
0829735916 |
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4.Rainbow News (Butterworth) |
Emathole |
Xhosa & English |
Pikelela, Buhle (Publisher) |
083 372 9271 |
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5. Ikhwezi News (Umthatha) |
OR Tambo |
Xhosa |
MonwabisiKhininda (Publisher) |
047 531 2124 |
073 260 8660 |
1.Balaodi Publishers (Polokwane) |
Capricorn |
SePedi |
Bopape, Diphete (Publisher) |
015 291 1200 |
082 509 2154 |
|
2. Ngoho/Bluesky Communications (Thohoyandou) |
Thulamela District |
Tshivenda |
PumudzoMakharimedza (Publisher) |
082 436 8453 |
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3.Nhluvuko News (Polokwane/Giyani) |
Mopani District |
Tsonga |
Ntswanwisi, Dunisani (Publisher) |
015 291 5472 |
073 981 8649 |
1.Coal City (Witbank) |
Nkangala |
English, SiSwati & IsiZulu |
Mashiane, Michelle (Publisher) |
013 690 2525 |
082 489 5954 |
|
2. Khanyisa News (Ermelo) |
GertSibande District |
English and Zulu |
Austin Moyo (Publisher) |
083 512 7096/ 071 219 3216/ 078 231 0019 |
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3. Umjindi – Guardian (Barberton) |
Elukwatini |
SiSwati & English |
BhekiMashile (Publisher) |
076 748 9247 |
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4. Bushbuckridge News(Hazyview) |
Ehlanzeni District |
Tsonga, Sepedi& English |
NelisiweNdlovu (Publisher) |
013 799 2186 |
0734901886 |
|
5. Ziwaphi News (Nelspruit) |
Ehlanzeni |
English & Swati |
Tom Nkosi (Publisher) |
013 752 6482 |
082 553 4067 |
|
6. Nkomazi Observer (Komartipoort) |
Ehlanzeni |
Siswati and English |
MduduziMasimula (Publisher) |
0763083530 |
1.Winelands Echo (Paarl) |
Cape Winelands |
Afrikaans & English |
Joseph Bushby (Publisher) |
021 862 9278 |
076 219 6534 |
|
2. Dizindaba Media (Cape Town) |
City of Cape Town |
Xhosa |
Edward Mangxaba (Publisher) |
021 591 1708 021 591 0408 |
078 328 2168/0 |
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3. Treasure Magazine (Cape Town) |
City of Cape Town |
English, Afrikaans & Xhosa |
Fadia Mohamed (Publisher) |
021 592 1897/ 073 478 1728 |
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4. Heartbeat 24/7 (Atlantis) |
City of Cape Town |
Afrikaans, Xhosa & English |
Peter Lategan (Publisher) |
082 4393 023 |
1. Die Horison (Upington) |
Siyanda District |
Afrikaans,Damara, Khoi, Xhosa & Tswana |
John Cloete (Publisher) |
083 416 4539 |
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2. Kuruman Chronicle (Kuruman) |
John TaoloGaetseye |
Setswana and English |
Yvonne Chabaesele (Publisher) |
0783888259/0768682475 |
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3. Mmaiseng News (Pampierstad) |
Francis Baard |
English & Setswana |
Sam Sera Publisher |
0764980936/ 0732985963 |
1. Mmekgadigang News (Mahikeng) |
NgakaModiriMolema District |
Tswana & English |
Aaron Maleke(Publisher) |
0798845863 |
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2. Northwest on Sunday (Mahikeng) |
NgakaModiriMolema |
English & Setswana |
Paul Moola Publisher |
076 063 1319 |
(b) (i) The list provided gives a view of projects that have completed their grant cycle who continue to receive any form of non financial support and projects that are currently in the cycle therefore receiving funding.
(ii) Project that are fully disbursed are likely to encounter challenges beyond the grant fund due to varying socio economic conditions in their areas of operation. These include challenges in retaining staff, printing consistantly due to delays in payments by clients including government, in some instances they experience challenges in paying rent and other operational costs.
(c) One project (Gandhi Development Trust) has informed the MDDA about the closure of its operations.
MR NN MUNZHELELE
DIRECTOR GENERAL [ACTING]
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS
DATE:
MS AF MUTHAMBI (MP)
MINISTER OF COMMUNICATIONS
DATE:
25 April 2016 - NW1141
Mncwango, Mr MA to ask the Minister of Defence and Military Veterans
(1)Whether, with reference to the soldiers deployed in Kwa-Zulu Natal game parks (details furnished), the soldiers in carrying out their duties follow the same principles and fall under the same command as the rangers; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details; (2) whether the rangers who fall under the same command as the soldiers are armed; if not, why not; if so, with what?
Reply:
(1) Soldiers of the SANDF are not deployed in the KZN game parks per se but are responsible for border safeguarding operations, amongst other, along the KZN-Mozambican border. They do not fall under any other command but that of the SANDF. The rangers, on the other hand, are under command of SANPARKS.
(2) The rangers do not fall under command of the SANDF. Details with respect to their armaments should be obtained from SANPARKS.
25 April 2016 - NW1059
Van Dyk, Ms V to ask the Minister of Communications
(1)(a) What type of training is provided to applicants who apply for funding through the Media Development and Diversity Agency (MDDA) and (b) what are the full details of the training provided to each separate print media project in the (i) 2013-14, (ii) 2014-15 and (iii) 2015-16 financial years; (2) does the MDDA ensure that the type of printing used by the product owner in any given community print media project is the most cost effective to enable a bigger profit for the specified business owners; if not, why not; if so, does the product owner himself get comparative quotes for printing? NW1192E
Reply:
(1)(a) Annually, once the projects have been approved, the MDDA convenes a grantee orientation workshop. During the workshop various topics are covered, including reporting, basic financial management of the grant funds, financial reporting, and sales and marketing. The projects are exposed to various role players who share their experiences and knowledge of managing a media house. Other trainings and workshops are organised on the recommendations of the monitoring and evaluation unit or based on weaknesses as identified during reporting or during site visits by the officers.
(b)
Year |
(a) Type of training |
(b) Date |
(b) Training Partner |
(b) Cost (R) |
(i) 2013/ 2014 |
Training on broadcast & electronic media |
July 2013 |
Media, Information & Technologies Sector Education & Training Authority (MICT-SETA): The Media Workshop, Spectrum School of Business; & IAJ |
1, 050, 00 |
Grantee orientation workshop |
17-18 February 2014 |
MDDA |
324, 300 |
|
Training in Finance Management & pre-testing for MDDA Finance Management Guidebook |
13 -14 January 2013 |
MDDA |
200, 000 |
|
Media Literacy & Culture of Reading (MKK) |
22-27 September 2013 |
Fried Ebert Stiftung(FES), Whale Coast Monitor & Bush Radio |
200, 000 |
|
Media Literacy & Culture of Reading Summit |
11-13 April 2014 |
Dept of Education Limpopo, GCIS, University of Limpopo & The Star Newspaper |
343, 000 |
|
Media Literacy Photography Workshop |
07 October 2013 |
MDDA |
N/I |
|
Corporate Governance Training |
16 May 2013 |
Sizwe Media |
270, 999 |
|
Spectrum Finance Management |
March – February 2014 |
Spectrum School of business |
200, 000 |
|
People Management & Marketing and Advertising |
June - September 2014 |
IAJ |
270, 835 |
|
Multi Media for Print |
27-31 January 2014 |
IAJ |
500, 000 |
|
Media Journalism course |
October 2013 – April 2014 |
Media Workshop |
230, 000 |
|
(ii) 2014/ 2015 |
Learning Forum |
21-22 May 2015 |
MDDA |
510, 000 |
Grantee Compliance Orientation Workshop |
23-24 March 2015 |
MDDA |
277, 372 |
|
(iii)2015/ 2016 |
Media Literacy Summit |
10 – 12 April 2015 |
Dept of Education Northern Cape/MDDA |
300, 000 |
World Press Freedom Day - May 03 |
5 May 2015 |
MDDA/ UNESCO |
150, 000 |
|
ML Exchange Programme |
5 – 7 October 2015 |
MDDA |
250, 500 |
|
Advanced Radio Certificate |
2015/16 |
Wits Radio Academy |
300, 000 |
|
Station Advisory and Monitoring |
2016 |
Wits Radio Academy |
374, 300 |
|
Grantee Orientation Workshop |
30 March – 1 April 2016 |
MDDA |
800, 000 |
|
Science Journalism |
17 – 18 February 2016 |
MDDA/ SAASTA |
155, 000 |
|
Online Training - The Writers Room Website |
2016 |
Uhuru Press |
161, 220 |
(2) During the Grantee Orientation, all the major print houses are invited to engage with the beneficiaries and they are taken through how the printing business works, how they should submit their work to the printers and on the layout and intricacies involved in printing a newspaper of magazine. As indicated in Question 3, the MDDA negotiates printing discounts and the Publishers are advised of these discounts, with the flexibility to select the nearest, preferred printing house. The MDDA intervenes regularly in instances where it is notified of relationship challenges between the printer and publisher.
MR NN MUNZHELELE
DIRECTOR GENERAL [ACTING]
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS
DATE:
MS AF MUTHAMBI (MP)
MINISTER OF COMMUNICATIONS
DATE:
25 April 2016 - NW379
James, Ms LV to ask the Minister of Public Works
With reference to President Jacob G Zuma’s undertaking in his State of the Nation Address delivered on 12 February 2015, that the Government will set aside 30% of appropriate categories of state procurement for purchasing from Small, Medium and Micro-sized Enterprises (SMMEs), co-operatives, as well as township and rural enterprises, what percentage of the total procurement of (a) his department and (b) every entity reporting to him went to (i) SMMEs and (ii) co-operatives from 1 April 2015 up to the latest specified date for which information is available?
Reply:
The Minister of Public Works
(a) (i) and (ii) I would like to point out to the Honourable Member that the current reporting systems within the Department of Public Works (DPW) do not cater for capturing of information in the particular categories of cooperatives, township enterprises and rural enterprises, as the focus has shifted to Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE) status level of contribution. Whilst the DPW systems do not make provision for recording procurement in terms of the specific categories, to ensure monitoring and reporting on these designated categories, the Supply Chain Management Directory is negotiating with the system service provider to reconfigure the procurement module to provide the relevant statistics.
In terms of procurement from SMMEs, the DPW can report the following:
For the period 01 April 2015 to 31 January 2016 the percentage of procurement from SMMEs by the Department of Public Works is as follows:
Goods and Services including day-to-day maintenance:-
A total of 3 688 (100%) with a value of R181 311 457.46 was awarded to SMMEs.
Consultancies (Built Environment):-
Out of a total of 233 appointments with a total value of R68 957 445.61, a total of 152 appointments (66%) were made with a total value of R31 761 929.55 awarded to SMMEs.
Construction Projects:-
Out of 166 tenders* awarded with a total value of R1.8 billion, 95 tenders (57%) were awarded to SMMEs, worth a total value of R171 349 536.90.
*90.5% of the construction projects (with a value of R1.6 billion) were awarded according to the CIDB grading system.
(b) Entities reporting to the Minister of Public Works
Entity |
|
|
Council for the Built Environment (CBE) (01 April 2015 – 29 February 2016) |
R12 928 645-00 (57.58% of R22 453 970-58) |
Nil |
Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) (1 April 2015 – 31 January 2016 |
R7 149 988.15 (15.41% of R46 387 686.84) |
Nil |
Independent Development Trust (IDT) (1 April 2015 – 29 February 2016) |
IDT spent the following amounts towards SMMEs out of its infrastructure programme:
R30 877 470.73 (100%)
R285 408 176.00 (99%)
R677 736 177.60 (96%) |
Nil |
Agrément South Africa (01 April 2015 – 29 February 2016) |
The procurement of goods and services for Agrément South Africa (ASA) was done through the shared services under the CSIR. The CSIR response to this question through the Department of Science and Technology has therefore included ASA’s procurement spent towards the SMMEs. |
Nil |
25 April 2016 - NW892
Mulaudzi, Adv TE to ask the Minister of Transport
(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?
Reply:
- No (a) (b) (c) (d) Falls away
- No (a) (b) (c) (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) Falls away
25 April 2016 - NW1142
Mncwango, Mr MA to ask the Minister of Defence and Military Veterans
(1)With reference to the soldiers deployed in Kwa-Zulu Natal game parks, (details furnished), (a) which game park has the highest poaching numbers and (b) what are the reasons for the highest number of poaching incidents; (2) whether she has found that the protection zones do not endanger the rhinos even more because the navigators of the poaching gangs know exactly where the rhinos are; (3) has the number of (a) soldiers and (b) rangers been increased and intensified in the specified protection zones; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?
Reply:
(1) The SANDF is not in a position to comment on the poaching statistics in the game parks. These questions should be directed to SANPARKS.
(2) This question should be directed to SANPARKS.
(3) Soldiers of the SANDF are not deployed in the KZN game parks per se but are responsible for border safeguarding operations, amongst other, along the KZN-Mozambican border. It is for this reason that soldiers are not deployed in so-called protection zones either. Questions pertaining to the protection zones should be directed to SANPARKS.
25 April 2016 - NW929
America, Mr D to ask the Minister of Economic Development
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?
Reply:
According to our records, no requests were received from the said family for bilateral meetings at their home for either business or social purposes in either the current or the previous administration.
In the previous administration, members of the said family were present at public functions that I attended and addressed and were thus engaged at the events.
-END-
25 April 2016 - NW1042
Lotriet, Prof A to ask the Minister of Communications
(1)(a) How many internal disciplinary processes were lodged against staff (i) in the (aa) 2014-15 and (bb) 2015-16 financial years and (ii) since 1 April 2016 in (aaa) her ministry, (bbb) department and (ccc) the entities reporting to her and (b) what are the reasons for the internal disciplinary processes in each instance; (2) whether any of the specified staff members have been suspended with full pay; if so, (a) for how long has each staff member been suspended, (b) what is the total amount spent on the salaries and other benefits of the specified suspended staff members to date, (c) what other legal costs have been incurred in respect of the specified disciplinary actions and (d) what has her department's success rate been to date in the investigations of the specified suspensions; (3) what measures has she put in place to curtail expenditure on disciplinary procedures and processes in the future, if any?
Reply:
Department of Communications:
1 (a) The Minister of Communications does not have any internal disciplinary processes that were lodged against staff (i) in the (aa) 2014-15 and (bb) 2015-16 financial years and (ii) since 1April 2016 in (aaa) her ministry, (bbb) department (b) there are no reasons for internal disciplinary processes in each instance, (2) there are no suspensions with pay (a) therefore no duration of suspensions (c) there are no legal costs incurred and (d) there has been no investigations conducted for all the financial years , (3) There are no measures put in place as the Ministry did not and does not have disciplinary processes lodged against staff to date .
Government Communication and Information System:
1. a) (i) (aa) One (1) internal disciplinary process in 2014-15.
(bb) One (1) internal disciplinary process in 2015-16.
(ii) None since 1 April 2016.
b) (i) Gross and fraudulent misrepresentation of credentials. Using state resources for private business. Gross disrespect, insolence and insubordination towards supervisor.
(ii) Repeated absence from work without authorization. Prejudicing the administration, discipline and efficiency of the Department. Gross Dereliction of Duty. Gross Negligence. Financial Misconduct. Bringing the name of the department into disrepute.
2. Yes,
(a) (i) Suspended with full pay for six (6) months during 2014/15
(ii) Suspended with full pay for two (2) months during 2015/16
(b) (i) Total : R453 970.14
(ii) Total: R117 582.96
(c) (i) Yes, legal costs to the value of R312 509. 94 were incurred
(ii) None
(d) (i) The case was finalised in November 2014. The official was discharged due to misconduct.
(ii) The case will be presided at Gauteng Public Service Sector Bargaining Council.
The department awaits hearing date.
3. The Executing Authority ensures that cases are dealt with within stipulated timeframes in accordance with Resolution 1/2003 as well adhering to MPAT standards on finalisation of cases through promoting and monitoring departmental consequence management for poor compliance.
South African Broadcasting Corporation:
(1)(i)(ccc) 37 in 2014/15 - dishonesty, negligence, non-compliance.
(i)(ccc) 26 in 2015/16 - dishonesty, negligence, non-compliance, sexual harassment and leaking of information.
(ii)(ccc) 155 since 1 April 2016 for dishonesty.
(1)(b) Reasons listed above.
(2)(a) There are 14 employees on suspension as at 31 March 2016. The SABC suspensions range between 1 to 18 months.
(b) The SABC believes the issue of the employees’ salaries should be respected and treated with strictest confidentiality.
(c) Any legal action and costs are confidential SABC matters, however, in both (b) and (c) once the financial costs have been calculated, they are disclosed in the audited financial statement as required by the Broadcasting Act and the PFMA which are published in the SABC’s Annual Report tabled in Parliament.
(d) A number of staff members have already been dismissed whilst others are still in the disciplinary process.
(3) The SABC has been providing training to staff on a number of its internal polices (including fraud and corruption awareness campaigns) in order to educate staff on policy matters and prevent any non-compliance to policies which can lead to disciplinary processes.
Brand South Africa:
(1)(a) (i) (aa) One.
(a) (i) (bb) One.
(a) (ii) (ccc) Zero.
(b) (a)(i)(aa) Unauthorised use of the credit card.
(b) (a) (i) (bb) Employee failed to carry out a recommendation to undergo staff management training.
(b) (ii) (ccc) None.
(2) Not applicable
(3) This was an isolated case and it is not widespread. Measures and controls are currently in place to minimise the number of disciplinary hearings. The organisation will continue to workshop policies to new and existing employees. Management has decided to cancel the one credit card the organisation had.
Film and Publications Board:
(1) (a)(i)(aa) 16 cases relating to: Fruitless Expenditure (x3) resulting to Verbal Warnings; Non-Compliance with procedures (x4) resulting to Written Warnings; Unauthorised Absence (x 2) Written Warnings; Failure to Meet Performance Delivery resulting to Written Warning; Dereliction of Duty – Case withdrawn; Theft of FPB Materials (x2) resulting to Dismissal; Dishonesty / Disreputable behavior (x 3) resulting to Dismissal
(a)(i)(bb) 10 cases relating to: Non-compliance with procedures (x5) resulting to Verbal Warnings; Unauthorised Absence (x 2) resulting to Written Warnings; Disrespectful Conduct resulting to Verbal Warning; Disrespectful Conduct resulting to Written Warning; Improper Work Etiquette – Verbal Warning
(ii)(i)(ccc) No internal disciplinary processes were lodged against staff.
(2)(a) 5 employees have been suspended for periods ranging between 2 and 6 months.
(b) The total amount spent on salaries and benefits of the suspended employees to date is R747,868.00
(c) R415,413.00 was spent on legal representation
(d) One employee was reinstated as no evidence was found, one case was withdrawn as the employee’s contract ended, 3 employees were dismissed but one was reinstated by the CCMA.
(3) The FPB has negotiated preferential hourly-rate Service Level Agreements with Legal Firms on the service provider database. The FPB utilizes internal legal resources for prosecution of disciplinary cases, wherever practicable.
Media Development and Diversity Agency:
(1) (a)(i)(aa) No internal disciplinary processes was lodged against staff.
(a)(i)(bb) No internal disciplinary processes were lodged against staff.
(ii)(i)(ccc) No internal disciplinary processes were lodged against staff.
(2) No staff members were suspended with full pay.
(3) The MDDA has comprehensively reviewed its internal performance management and disciplinary process and procedures in 2015/16 to enable any identification of underperformance or irregular activity by staff members to minimize the potential for the full grievance and suspension procedures to be necessary.
Independent Communications Authority of South Africa:
(1) (a)(i)(aa) 9 cases relating to misconducted and 1 relating to incapacity due to poor work performance on probation
(a)(i)(bb) 6 cases relating to misconducted.
(ii)(i)(ccc) 2 cases relating to misconducted.
(2)(a) 7 employees have been suspended for periods ranging between 1.5 and 5 months.
(b) The total amount spent on salaries and benefits of the suspended employees to date is R927,186.26
(c) R102,600 was spent on legal representation
(d) All employees who were suspended were eventually dismissed, subsequent to disciplinary hearings. Three of them unsuccessfully lodged disputes at the CCMA.
(3) Measures to curtail expenditures includes:
- A clear disciplinary code and procedure has been developed to guide both employees and line manager on employment conduct and disciplinary measures, and extensive training has been conducted throughout the organization on approved Disciplinary Code and Procedure.
- ICASA has in the last financial year started to have managers trained on how to prepare, conduct and initiate disciplinary hearings.
- Disciplinary hearings are conducted as an internal process, with the Employee Relations Specialist being an Employer Representative, without the constant involvement of Lawyers.
MR NN MUNZHELELE
DIRECTOR GENERAL [ACTING]
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS
DATE:
MS AF MUTHAMBI (MP)
MINISTER OF COMMUNICATIONS
DATE:
25 April 2016 - NW1058
Van Dyk, Ms V to ask the Minister of Communications
(1)(a) What are the details of the model that the Media Development and Diversity Agency (MDDA) uses to allocate funding for community (i) print media and (ii) projects, (b) how are the allocations done and (c) what are the criteria for each allocation made; (2) whether at least three separate quotations are asked from printers before allocations are considered by the MDDA for the printing of magazines and/or newspapers of community print media projects; if not, how are the allocated amounts determined; if so, what are the relevant details; (3) whether at least three separate quotations are requested for (a) office rentals and (b) furniture that needs to be bought for each community (i) print media and (ii) radio project before funding allocations are considered by the MDDA; if not how does the MDDA allocate the money in each case; (4) does the applicant provide projected costs and/or monthly expenditure analysis to the MDDA when applying for funding; if not, why not; if so, how is it compiled; (5) does the applicant need any business skills and/or background before being considered for funding by the MDDA; if not, do all applicants receive basic financial training?
Reply:
(a)(i) and (ii) see the link: http://www.pmg.org.za/files/RNW1058Circle.docx
(b) The allocation is done based on the applications received and budget available in the specific financial year.
(c) The criteria for funding is listed on the application forms that are easily downloadable from the MDDA website. Screening of the applications received is guided by the funding guidelines and criteria, which are based on the mandate of the MDDA as stipulated in Section 3 of the MDDA Act of 2002. These guidelines and criteria are also posted on the MDDA website for easy reference by the applicants. Please refer:
ttp://www.mdda.org.za/Application%20Requirements%20for%20MDDA%20F unding.pdf
2. Every financial year the MDDA engages the major national printing houses and negotiates printing discounts for all of its supported publications. These printing houses include CAXTON, PAARLCOLDSET and RISING SUN. The discounted rates range between 10% and 20% of the normal printing price, depending on the print run of each publication. During assessment of applications and engaging projects on budgeting, publishers are alerted to these discounts and are able to select a printer of their choice. The nearest printer to the publication is always a preferred option to avoid transport costs and the amount will be the discounted rates as quoted by the printers.
3. (a)(i) The MDDA research unit has compiled a standardised cost structure on rental, which acts as a guide.. The applicant advises on the area in which the office will be located, and an assessment is done on the standard rates of rental costs in the area. An estimate is recommended for approval, to which the beneficiary will be obliged to adhere to during implementation.
(a)(ii) The MDDA research unit has compiled a standardised cost structure on rental, which acts as a guide. The applicant advises on the area in which the office will be located, and an assessment is done on the standard rates of rental costs in the area. An estimate is recommended for approval, to which the beneficiary will be obliged to adhere to during implementation
(b)(i) The MDDA research unit has compiled a standardised cost structure on furniture and equipment, which acts as a guide. During on-site assessment, which involves budgeting, projects are engaged on these standardised costs from major retailers and the publisher advises which retailer is nearest, e.g. Game, Incredible Connexion etc. On approval, the Grant in Aid Agreement includes a clause which obliges the grantee to source three different quotes before procuring any equipment or furniture and purchase from the lowest bidder.
(b)(ii) The MDDA research unit has compiled a standardised cost structure on furniture and equipment, which acts as a guide. During on-site assessment, which involves budgeting, projects are engaged on these standardised costs from major retailers and the publisher advises which retailer is nearest, e.g. Game, Incredible Connexion etc. On approval, the Grant in Aid Agreement includes a clause which obliges the grantee to source three different quotes before procuring any equipment or furniture and purchase from the lowest bidder.
4. The applicants submit an application form together with a business plan amongst the documents required as part of compliance. If the applicant meets the criteria but the business plan does not have three year financial projections, the applicant will be required to submit these projections before an assessment is conducted on the project. During assessment, the MDDA official will probe these financial projections and all matters relating to sustainability plans. These form part of the Project Justification Reports that are submitted to the MDDA Board during adjudication. The Grant in Aid Agreement includes Annexure A - the Schedule of Particulars, which provides a detailed guide on how the funds will be spent over four tranches. These tranches are allocated over a cycle of 12 months, and if, at any time during this cycle, the project has not complied, corrective measures are put in place as provided in the Grant in Aid Agreement.
5. Applicants are required to submit, amongst other documents, their profiles or CVs; this also includes the copies or samples of their publications. Consideration is given based on the strength of the motivation, which includes the area in which the project will be based, and the experience, skills or qualifications demonstrated by the applicant. Business skills/background of the applicant is always an added advantage but not a deterrent. Experience in the publishing sector or media related qualifications are an added advantage. In instances where it has been identified that there are weakness in the applicant, but the project has strong relevance to Section 3 of the MDDA Act, the officer assessing the project may recommend that a mentor be allocated to the project for a certain period or recommend training.
MR NN MUNZHELELE
DIRECTOR GENERAL [ACTING]
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS
DATE:
MS AF MUTHAMBI (MP)
MINISTER OF COMMUNICATIONS
DATE:
25 April 2016 - NW1143
Mncwango, Mr MA to ask the Minister of Defence and Military Veternas
(1)Why is the SA National Defence Force still unable to successfully prevent the infiltration of our national parks by poachers, in spite of the fact that these parks and their perimeters are policed and patrolled by trained military personnel, drones, and helicopters which make extensive use of night vision and detection equipment; (2) has this matter been investigated by her department; if so, what were the findings of the specified investigation; (3) did her department conduct an investigation on any form of collusion that may exist between military personnel and the poachers, which is allowing the poachers unfettered access to our national parks; if not, (a) why not and (b) what is the position in this regard; if so, what are the relevant details of the specified investigation?
Reply:
(1) The SANDF’s primary mandate is to safeguard the integrity of our international borders. The SANDF conducting operational tasks such as listening posts, observation posts, foot and mobile patrols, reaction forces conducted in conjunction with SANPARKS and the SAPS, specifically for the Kruger National Park. Technology and air support are being utilised as a force multiplier to achieve successes. The SANDF is not the lead department in the Kruger National Park. The SAPS and SANPARKS are the lead Government Departments and the SANDF is in support.
(2) No formal investigation was conducted. An Informal discussion between the SANDF, Chief of Joint Operations (C J Ops) and SANPARKS have taken place in January 2016, with specific reference to refining of the cooperation at the Joint Operational Centre (JOC) level in the Kruger National Park for effective and maximum deployments.
(3) It must be categorically stated that there are no form of collusion between the soldiers and poachers. During the conclusion of the recent informal discussions the following aspects were highlighted;
(a) More soldiers were required due to the vastness of the area to effectively minimise the infiltration into the Kruger National Park.
(b) Closer and effective cooperation between the various role players must be achieved and remains the objective.
25 April 2016 - NW1060
Van Dyk, Ms V to ask the Minister of Communications
(1) How does the Media Development and Diversity Agency (MDDA) ensure that product owners of community print media who earn a profit do not remain dependent on funding from the MDDA; (2) whether the specified product owners receive constant support from the MDDA; if not, why not; if so, in what way; (3) whether she has found that grassroots print media projects who are self-established businesses are more likely to be successful, even though they do not receive funding from the MDDA; if so, how was this conclusion reached; (4) whether project owners of community print media projects supply monthly reports to the MDDA; if not, why not; if so, what are the details of each of these monthly reports provided to the MDDA?
Reply:
(1) The MDDA covers funding for basic operational costs to “kickstart” a project, and this therefore necessitates that the business owners find other sources of income in order to cover expenses that are not catered for in the grant. Non-financial support in the form of training, negotiating printing discounts, liaising with the GCIS and Media Buyers for advertising revenue is the additional support that the MDDA provides in order to assist the businesses stand on their feet
(2) MDDA projects receive financial and non-financial support from the agency. The non-financial support continues to be offered to projects even after the grant funding is complete and it is in the form of Learning Forums and Training Workshops that are relevant to the needs of the projects.
(3) The MDDA provides support to both existing and start up applicants. This is based on the applications received for additional support for the already self-established to promote media development and diversity as mandated through the MDDA Act. The MDDA has not conducted any study to ascertain whether the self-established are more likely to succeed even though not funded, however it suffice to note that, out of the 68 projects that have been funded by the MDDA since inception, 45 are currently on our database, and we are of the opinion that the MDDA has made significant strides and impact in empowering publishers in these communities.
(4) The MDDA projects submit reports to the agency on a quarterly basis as outlined in the Schedule of Particulars. What is detailed in the reports is an account of how the funds were used. The contents of the reports are the following – narrative report, financial report, valid tax clearance certificate, bank statements, schedule of paid stipends and invoices.
MR NN MUNZHELELE
DIRECTOR GENERAL [ACTING]
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS
DATE:
MS AF MUTHAMBI (MP)
MINISTER OF COMMUNICATIONS
DATE:
25 April 2016 - NW1041
Lotriet, Prof A to ask the Minister of Communications
What is the detailed list of decisions taken by the SA Broadcasting Corporation Chief Operations Officer, Mr Hlaudi Motsoeneng, since he returned to work in December 2015?
Reply:
Section 14(1) of the Act stipulates that the affairs of the Corporation are administered by an executive committee consisting of the Group Chief Executive Officer, Chief Operations Officer, Chief Financial Officer and no more than 11 other executive members, therefore the COO does not act alone in the decision-making function. However, there are instances, where decisions are taken by the COO relating to the strategic operations of the core business reporting to the COO, in support of the broader mandate of the SABC.
MR NN MUNZHELELE
DIRECTOR GENERAL [ACTING]
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS
DATE:
MS AF MUTHAMBI (MP)
MINISTER OF COMMUNICATIONS
DATE:
25 April 2016 - NW914
Mhlongo, Mr P to ask the Minister of State Security
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?
Reply:
- In terms of the Executive Members Ethics Act, 1988 and Parliament’s Code of Ethical Conduct and Disclosure of Members Interests, the Minister of State Security has always without fail submitted his financial interests
- These are matters of public record and the Member is referred to check same.
25 April 2016 - NW986
Hunsinger, Dr CH to ask the Minister of Transport
(a) How much of the Moloto road corridor has been transferred to the SA National Roads Agency in kilometres, (b) which sections have been transferred, (c) when was the transfer made and (d) what is the (i) total length and (ii) locality of the Moloto road corridor?
Reply:
(a) Approximately 92.4 kilometres has been transferred to SANRAL
(b) Section 2 in Mpumalanga Province (54.9 km) and Section 3 in Limpopo Province (37.5 km)
(c) Section 2 and 3 was transferred on 29th July 2015.
(d) (i) Total Length = 139.1 km
(ii) The R573 starts at Sefako Makgatho Drive (Pretoria North) and proceeds in north easterly direction through Gauteng Province, then passing through Moloto, Kwamhlanga, Tweefontein, Kwaggafontein in Mpumalanga Province and continuing up to Marble Hall in Limpopo Province.
25 April 2016 - NW954
Grootboom, Mr GA to ask the Minister of Transport
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?
Reply:
(a-ccc) Minister and Deputy Minister of Transport have never ever met with any member, employee or close associate of the Gupta Family at the Gutpta’s Saxonwold Estate in Johannesburg or anywhere else since taking office.
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?
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 - 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
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 - 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?
Reply:
No claim was received from Khoi community on Caledon Botanical Garden.
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?
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.
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?
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 - 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?
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 - 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?
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 - 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?
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 |
|
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 |
|
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 |
|
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 |
|
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 |
|
2837 |
2732 |
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?
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?
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