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Abbreviations

A

ABC – Agricultural Business Chamber ABET – Adult Basic Education and TrainingAbsa – Amalgamated Banks of South Africa ACAP – Agreement on the Conservation of

Albatrosses and PetrelsACP – African-Caribbean-PacificACR – Army Conventional Reserve ACS – Agricultural Credit Scheme ACSA – Airports Company of South Africa ACT – Arts and Culture Trust ADS – Approved Destination Status AEC – African Economic Community AFIS – Automated Fingerprint Information System AFU – Asset Forfeiture UnitAGOA – African Growth and Opportunity Act AICs – African Independent ChurchesAIICT – Advanced Institute for Information and

Communications TechnologyALTX – Alternative ExchangeAMCOST – African Ministers’ Council on Science

and Technology AP – Associated PressAMP – African Mining PartnershipAMPS – All Media Products SurveyAPRM – African Peer Review Mechanism ARC – Agricultural Research CouncilArmscor – Armaments Corporation of South Africa ARV – antiretroviralASA – Advertising Standards AuthorityASEAN – Association of South-East Asian Nations ASOM – Association of MarketersATEE – Assessment, Technology and Education

Evaluation ATNS – Air-Traffic Navigation Service ATR – Army Territorial Reserve ATU – African Telecoms UnionAU – African Union

B

BA – British AirwaysBASA – Business Arts South AfricaBBSP – Black Business Supplier ProgrammeBCLME – Benguela Current Large Marine EcosystemBED – Business and Entrepreneurial Development

BEE – Black Economic Empowerment BENEFIT – Benguela Fisheries Interaction and TrainingBESA – Bond Exchange of South Africa BFI – Bridges to the Future Initiative Biopad – Biotechnology Partnership for Africa’s

Development BLNS – Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia and SwazilandBMCC – Broadcasting Monitoring Complaints

CommitteeBNC – Binational Commission BRAIN – Business Referral and Information NetworkBRICs – Biotechnology Regional Innovation Centres BSRP – Building for Sport and Recreation ProjectBTT – Board of Tariffs and Trade

C

CAADP – Comprehensive African Agricultural Development Programme

Caricom – Caribbean Community CBE – Council for the Built EnvironmentCBOs – community-based organisations CBPWP – Community-Based Public Works ProgrammeCBRTA – Cross-Border Road Transport Agency CC – Constitutional Court CCD – Convention to Combat Desertification CCF – Credit-card format CCP – Cape Conversion Process CDA – Central Drug Authority CDM – Clean Development MechanismCDWs – Community Development Workers CEE – Commission for Employment EquityCEED – Chairs of Entrepreneurship and Enterprise

Development CEF – Central Energy FundCEIRD – CoEs in Industrial Research and

Development CEM – Council of Education Ministers CEO – Chief Executive OfficerCETA – Construction Education and Training

Authority CFCs – chlorofluorocarbonsCGE – Commission on Gender Equality CGS – Council for Geoscience CHE – Council on Higher Education CIDB – Construction Industry Development BoardCIDP – Construction Industry Development

ProgrammeCIP – Critical Infrastructure Programme

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CIPRO – Companies and Intellectual Property Registration Office

CITES – Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species

CJS – criminal justice systemCMAs – catchment management agencies CoEs – Centres of Excellence COP – Conference of the Parties COSAB – Council of South African Banks COSSE – SADC Committee of Stock Exchanges CPD – Continuing Professional Development CPI – Consumer Price InflationCPIX – Consumer Price Index excluding

mortgage costsCPOs – Citizens Post Offices CPP – Court Process Project CPSI – Centre for Public Service Innovation CRC – Criminal Record Centre CREATE SA – Creative Education and Training Enterprise

South Africa CSDP – South African Central Securities Depositary

Participants CSG – Child Support Grant CSIR – Council for Scientific and Industrial Research CSP – Customised Sector ProgrammesCSSDCA – Conference on Security, Stability,

Development and Co-operation in Africa CVDs – Card Verification Devices CWSS – Community Water Supply and Sanitation CYFD – Child, Youth and Family Development

D

D&G – Democracy and Governance DBSA – Development Bank of Southern Africa DCOs – Doping Control OfficersDCT – Durban Container Terminal DFID – Department for International Development DIA – Durban International Airport DISSA – Disability Sport South AfricaDIU – Departmental Investigation Unit DMO – Destination Marketing Organisation DNR – Direct Normal RadiationDNS – Digital Nervous SystemDOTS – document-tracking system DOTS – Directly Observed Treatment Short CourseDPPs – Directors of Public Prosecutions DRC – Democratic Republic of Congo DRS – Deeds Registration System DSO – Directorate: Special Operations DWA – Doppler wave form analysis

E

EC – European Commission ECC – Employment Conditions Commission

ECD – Early Childhood Development ECDP – Emerging Contractor Development

ProgrammeECOSOCC – Economic, Social and Cultural Council EDI – electricity distribution industryEDL – Essential Drug ListEE – Eskom EnterprisesEEPR – Employment and Economic Policy ResearchEEZ – Exclusive Economic Zone EFA – Education For All EIAs – Environmental Impact AssessmentsEIDD – Enterprise and Industry Development

Division EIPs – Environmental Implementation PlansELRC – Education Labour Relations Council ENPAT – National Environmental Potential Atlas EPWP – Expanded Public Works Programme ESF – Equitable Shares Formula ESI – Electricity Supply Industry EU – European Union

F

FAIS – Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services FAO – Food and Agricultural Organisation FAS – Financial Administration SystemFAS – Foetal Alcohol SyndromeFATF – Financial Action Task Force FBOs – faith-based organisations FBW – Free Basic WaterFCTC – Framework Convention on Tobacco Control FDI – Foreign Direct InvestmentFET – Further Education and TrainingFETC – Further Education and Training Certificate FFC – Financial and Fiscal Commission FIC – Financial Intelligence CentreFIG – Foreign Investment GrantFM – Frequency Modulation FMD – foot-and-mouth disease FNB – First National Bank FOSAD – Forum of South African Directors-General FPMC – National Food Pricing Monitoring Committee FSB – Financial Services Board FSC – Forest Stewardship Council FTA – free trade agreement FTFA – Food and Trees for AfricaFXI – Freedom of Expression Institute

G

G&A – Governance and Administration GAW – Global Atmosphere Watch GBADS – ground-based air defence systems GCIS – Government Communications GDP – Gross Domestic Product GDPR – Gross Domestic Product per Region

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GDS – Growth and Development Summit GEF – Global Environment Facility GET – General Education and Training GGP – Gross Geographical ProductGHG – greenhouse gasGIS – Agricultural Georeferenced Information

System GITO – Government Information Technology OfficersGLTP – Great Limpopo Transfrontier ParkGM – Genetically Modified GMOs – Genetically Modified OrganismsGPT – General Preferential Tariff GRAP – Generally Recognised Accounting PracticeGSP – General System of Preferences GSWLP – Greater St Lucia Wetlands ParkGWh – gigawatt-hour

H

ha – hectare HartRAO – Hartebeesthoek Radio Astronomy

Observatory HDIs – historically disadvantaged individuals HE – Higher Education HEDCOM – Heads of Education Departments Committee HEQC – HE Quality Committee HG – Higher Grade HMO – Hermanus Magnetic Observatory HPCSA – Health Professions Council of South Africa HPP – High-Performance Programme HRD – human resource development HSIC – Heads of State and Government

Implementation Committee HSRC – Human Sciences Research Council

I

IAAF – International Association of Athletics Federations

IBA – Independent Broadcasting Authority IBSA – India-Brazil-South Africa ICAO – International Civil Aviation Organisation ICASA – Independent Communications Authority of

South Africa ICC – International Criminal Court ICD – Independent Complaints Directorate ICSSPE – International Council of Sport Science and

Physical Education ICT – Information and Communications

Technology ID – Identity Document IDASA – Institute for Democracy in South Africa IDC – Industrial Development Corporation IDMP – Integrated Management Development

ProgrammeIDMT – Interdepartmental Management Team

IDP – Integrated Development PlanIDZ – Industrial Development Zone IEC – Independent Electoral Commission IECs – Integrated Energy CentresIF – Innovation Fund IFSNP – Integrated Food Security and Nutrition

Programme IHERI-AB – Institut Des Hautes et de la Recherche

Islamique IHSA – Institute of Housing of South Africa IJS – Integrated Justice System IKS – Indigenous Knowledge Systems ILS – instrument landing system IMC – International Marketing CouncilIMCI – Integrated Management of Childhood

Illnesses IMF – International Monetary Fund IMS – Integrated Manufacturing Strategy INP – Integrated Nutrition Programme INEP – Integrated National Electrification

ProgrammeIOC – International Olympic CommitteeIOR-ARC – Indian Ocean Rim Association for Regional

Co-operation IPC – International Paralympic Committee IPCA – International Prison Chaplaincy Association IPP – Independent Power ProducerIPPC – International Plant Protection Convention IPSP – Integrated Provincial Support Programme IRRD – Integrated Rural and Regional Development ISL – International Science Liaison ISO – International Organisation for

Standardisation ISPs – Internal strategic perspectives ISPs – Internet service-providers ISRDP – Integrated Sustainable Rural Development

Programme ISRDS – Integrated Sustainable Rural Development

Strategy ISSA – Institute for Satellite and Software

ApplicationsISSET-SETA – Information Systems Electronic and

Telecom Technologies Sector Education and Training Authority

IT – Information Technology IST – Innovation, Science and Technology ITAC – International Trade Administration

Commission ITED – International Trade and Economic

Development ITU – International Telecommunications Union IUCN – World Conservation Union

J

JBC – Joint Bilateral Commission (for Co-operation)

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JCC – Joint Commission of Co-operation JCPS – Justice, Crime Prevention and Security JIA – Johannesburg International Airport JITB – Johannesburg International Trade Bureau JMC – Joint Ministerial Commission JPA – Joint Parliamentary Activities JPC – Joint Permanent Commission JPCC – Joint Permanent Commission for

Co-operation JPI – Johannesburg Plan of Implementation JRMCs – Joint Route Management Committees JSC – Judicial Service CommissionJSCD – Joint Standing Committee on Defence JSE – Johannesburg Securities Exchange

K

km – kilometre KM – Knowledge Management

L

l – litreLABS – Laboratory for Accelerator-Based Sciences LBC – Large Business Centre LED – local economic development LHWP – Lesotho Highlands Water Project LIASA – Library Association of South Africa LIS – Library and Information Services LRAD – Land Redistribution for Agricultural

Development LREF – Land Reform Empowerment Facility LTPS – Land Transport Permit System

M

M3 – million cubic metres m – metreMAPPP-SETA – Media, Advertising, Publishing, Printing

and Packaging Sector Education and Training Authority

MBA – Master of Business Administration MCA – MultiChoice Africa MCC – Medicines Control Council MCLI – Maputo Corridor Logistics Initiative MDDA – Media Development and Diversity Agency MDIs – Network of African Management

Development Institutes MEC – Member of the Executive Council MERCOSUR – South American Common Market MFMA – Municipal Finance Management Act MFRC – Micro Finance Regulatory Council MFSA – Marketing Federation of South Africa MHIC – Mental Health Information Centre MHSC – Mine Health and Safety Council MHSI – Mine Health and Safety Inspectorate

MICE – Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions

MIDP – Motor Industry Development ProgrammeMIG – Municipal Infrastructure Grant Ml – million litresMMM – MultiMarket Model MMSD – Mineral and Mining for Sustainable

DevelopmentMoU – Memorandum of Understanding MPAs – Marine protected areas MPC – Monetary Policy Committee MPCCs – Multi-Purpose Community Centres MPRDA – Minerals and Petroleum Resources

Development Act MQA – Mining Qualifications AuthorityMRC – Medical Research Council MRLs – Maximum Residue Limits MRMC – Major Radiation Medicine Centre MRS – Micro-Economic Reform Strategy MST – Marketable Securities Tax mt – metric ton MTN – Mobile Telephone Network MTO – Mountain-to-Ocean MW – medium wave MW – megawatts MTEF – Medium Term Expenditure Framework MYIP – Multi-Year Implementation Plan

N

NAC – National Arts Council of South Africa NACF – National Anti-Corruption Forum NACHRET – National Centre for Human-Rights Education

and Training NACI – National Advisory Council on Innovation NACTT – National AIDS Children’s Task Team NAFU – National African Farmers’ Union NAFVSA – National Film, Video and Sound Archives NAIL – New Africa Investments LimitedNAMAC – National Manufacturing Advisory Centres NAMC – National Agricultural Marketing Council NAMF – New Africa Mining Fund NARF – National Agricultural Research Forum NBFET – National Board for Further Education and

Training NBI – National Botanical Institute NBS – National Biotechnology Strategy NCACC – National Conventional Arms Control

Committee NCCS – National Crime Combating Strategy NCHM – National Cultural History Museum NCOH – National Centre for Occupational Health NCOP – National Council of Provinces NDA – National Development Agency NDMP – South African National Drug Master Plan NDPP – National Director of Public Prosecutions

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NECSA – South African Nuclear Energy CorporationNEDLAC – National Economic Development and Labour

Council NEF – National Empowerment FundNEMISA – National Electronic Media Institute of South

AfricaNEPAD – New Partnership for Africa’s Development NER – National Electricity Regulator NERI – National Energy Research Institute NFAC – National Forests Advisory Council NFVF – National Film and Video Foundation NG – Nederduitsch GereformeerdeNGOs – Non-governmental organisations NHBRC – National Home-Builders Registration Council NHC – National Heritage Council NHS – National Health System NHFC – National Housing Finance Corporation NHLS – National Health Laboratory Service NIA – National Intelligence Agency NICD – National Institute for Communicable

DiseasesNIPP – National Industrial Participation Programme NIRP – National Integrated Resource Plan NIV – National Institute for Virology NLP – National LandCare Programme NLPF – National Language Policy Framework NLR – National Loans RegisterNLS – National Language Service NLUs – National Lexicography Units NMPS – National Mining Promotion System NMT – Non-Motorised Transport NNR – National Nuclear Regulator NOCSA – National Olympic Committee of South AfricaNPA – National Prosecuting Authority NPA – National Ports Authority NPLs – non-performing loans NPOs – non-profit organisations NPS – National Prosecuting Services NPWP – National Public Works Programme NQF – National Qualifications Framework NRF – National Research Foundation NSA – National Skills Authority NSDS – National Skills Development StrategyNSF – National Skills Fund NSFAS – National Student Financial Aid Scheme NSI – National System of Innovation NSNP – National School Nutrition Programme NUFCOR – Nuclear Fuels Corporation NURCHA – National Urban Reconstruction and Housing

Agency NYC – National Youth Commission

O

OAG – Office of the Auditor-General OAU – Organisation of African Unity

OBE – Outcomes-Based EducationOBP – Onderstepoort Biological Products ODA – Overseas Development Assistance ODS – ozone-depleting substances OHS – Occupational health and safety OIE – Office International des Épizooties ONUB – UN Operation in Burundi OPA – Online Publishers’ Association OPSC – Office of the Public Service Commission OSI – Open Society Institute

P

PanSALB – Pan South African Language Board PAP – Pan-African Parliament PAS – Provincial Academies of SportPASA – Petroleum Agency SA PBMR – Pebble Bed Modular Reactor PetroSA – Petroleum, Gas and Oil Corporation of South

Africa PFM – Participatory Forest Management PFMA – Public Finance Management ActPGMs – Platinum-Group Metals PHC – Primary Healthcare PHP – People’s Housing Process PHPT – People’s Housing Partnership Trust PIC – Public Investment Commissioner PIMS – Planning and Implementation Management

Support PIPs – properties in possession PITs – Public Internet Terminals PLROs – Provincial Land Reform Offices PMTCT – preventing mother-to-child transmission PPPS – Public Private PartnershipsPRC – People’s Republic of China PSC – Peace and Security Council PSC – Public Service Commission PSCBC – Public Service Co-ordinating Bargaining

Council PTDs – person-training days PUB – Public Understanding of Biotechnology PUSET – Public Understanding of Science,

Engineering and Technology PV – photovoltaic

R

R&D – research and development RAC – Regional Advisory Committee RAF – Road Accident Fund RAS – Registration Administration System RCD – Research Capacity Development RDP – Reconstruction and Development

Programme RECs – regional economic communities REDs – regional electricity distributors


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RERA – Regional Electricity Regulators’ Association RFSTP – Regional Food Security Training Programme RHLF – Rural Housing Loan Fund RHP – River Health Programme RISA – Research and Innovation and Support

Agency RNCS – Revised National Curriculum Statement RTMS – Road Traffic Management Strategy RTSB – Road Traffic Safety Board

S

S&T – science and technology SAA – South African Airways SAAF – South African Air ForceSAAO – South African Astronomical Observatory SAASTA – South African Agency for Science and

Technology SAB – South African Breweries SABC – South African Broadcasting Corporation SABI – South African Biodiversity Initiative SABIF – South African Bioinformatics Facility SABS – South African Bureau of Standards SACC – South African Council of Churches SACCA – South African Civil Aviation Authority SACE – South African Council for Educators SACU – Southern African Customs Union SADC – Southern African Development Community SAEON – South African Environmental Observation

NetworkSAFCERT – South African Certifications Council SAFCOL – South African Forestry Company Limited SAFEX – South African Futures Exchange SAGBVHI – South African Gender-Based Violence and

Health Initiative SAGNC – South African Geographical Names Council SAHA – Social Aspects of HIV and AIDS and Health SAHRA – South African Heritage Resources Agency SAHRC – South African Human Rights Commission SAIAB – South African Institute for Aquatic

Biodiversity SAIDS – South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport SAIMR – South African Institute for Medical Research SALGA – South African Local Government Association SALRC – South African Law Reform Commission SALT – South African Large Telescope SAMDI – South African Management Development

Institute SAMHS – South African Military Health Service SAMM – Surveys, Analysis, Mapping and Modelling SAMOS – South African Multiple Option Settlement SAMSA – South African Maritime Safety Authority SANAC – South African National AIDS CouncilSANAI – South African Academy of Intelligence SANAP – South African National Antarctic Programme SANBI – South African National Biodiversity Institute

SANC – South African Nursing Council SANCOR – South African Network for Coastal and

Oceanic Research SANDF – South African National Defence Force SANEF – South African National Editors’ Forum SANGALA – South African National Games and Leisure

Activities SANLI – South African National Literacy Initiative SANParks – South African National Parks SANRAL – South African National Roads Agency Ltd SAPA – South African Press Association SAPIP – South African Pesticide Initiative ProgrammeSAPS – South African Police Service SANTACO – South African National Taxi Council SAPCA – South African Pest Control Association SAPO – South African Port Operations SAPO – South African Post Office SAPP – Southern African Power PoolSAQA – South African Qualifications Authority SARCC – South African Rail Commuter CorporationSARS – South African Revenue Service SASAR – South African Search-and-Rescue

Organisation SASC – South African Sports CommissionSASS – South African Secret Service SASSA – South African Social Security Agency SATI – South African Tourism Institute SAUJ – South African Union of Journalists SAURA – South African Utility Regulators’ Association SAWEN – South African Women Entrepreneurs

Network SAWIMA – South African Women in Mining Association SCI – Social Cohesion and IntegrationSDI – Spatial Development Initiative SDIP – Service-Delivery Improvement Programme SET – Science, engineering and technology SETAs – Sector Education and Training AuthoritiesSFF – Strategic Fuel Fund SFM – sustainable forest management SFWS – Strategic Framework for Water Services SGB – Housing Standard Generation Body SHF – Social Housing Foundation SHI – Social Health Insurance SHIs – social housing institutions SIP – Strategic Investment Programme SISA – Sports Information and Science Agency SITA – State Information Technology Agency SIU – Special Investigating Unit SKA – South African Square Kilometre ArraySMEs – small and medium-sized enterprises SMEDP – Small Medium Enterprise Development

Programme SMMEs – small, medium and micro enterprises SMS – Senior Management Service SNO – Second National Operator SOEs – State-Owned Enterprises

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SPAs – strategic partnership agreements SPF – Sector Partnership Fund SQF – SiyaQhubeka Forests SRI Index – Socially Responsible Investment Index SRSA – Sport and Recreation South Africa SSP – Skills Support Programme SSPD – Sasol Slurry Phase Distillate STAC – Science and Technology Agreements

Committee STIs – sexually transmitted infections StanSA – Standards South Africa Stats SA – Statistics South Africa Strips – Separate Trading of Registered Interest and

Principal SecuritiesSUMS – Subsidy-Management System

T

t – tonTAC – Total Allowable Catch TAE – Total Applied Effort TB – tuberculosis TBCSA – Tourism Business Council of South AfricaTDCA – Trade Development and Co-operation

Agreement TEP – Tourism Enterprise Programme TFCA – Transfrontier Conservation Areas TGCSA – Tourism Grading Council of South Africa THETA – Tourism and Hospitality Education and

Training Authority THRIP – Technology and Human Resource for

Industry Programme TICAD – International Conference on Africa

Development TISA – Trade and Investment South AfricaTISSA – Telephone Interpreting Service of South

Africa TKC – Trans-Kalahari CorridorTLP – Tourism Learnership Project TNO – Third Licence Operator TRC – Truth and Reconciliation CommissionTTC – Technology Transfer Centre TURF – Territorial User Rights Fishery TWIB – Technology for Women in Business

U

UAE – United Arab Emirates UAVs – Unmanned Aerial Vehicles UIF – Unemployment Insurance Fund UK – United Kingdom

UN – United Nations UNCED – United Nations Conference on Environment

and Development UNCTAD – United Nations Conference on Trade and

Development UNDP – United Nations Development Programme UNFCCC – United Nations Framework Convention on

Climate Change UNGA – UN General Assembly UNICEF – United Nations Children’s Fund UNISA – University of South AfricaUPU – Universal Postal Union URP – Urban Renewal Programme USA – Universal Service Agency USA – United States of America USOs – universal service obligations USSASA – United School Sport Association of South

Africa USSR – Union of Soviet Socialist Republics UST – Uncertified Securities Tax UUDP – Urban Upgrading and Development

V

VAT – Value-Added Tax VCT – voluntary counselling and testing VEP – Victim-Empowerment Programme VLBI – very long baseline interferometry

W

WADA – World Doping Agency WEF – World Economic ForumWEPS – Wholesale Electricity Pricing System WGC – World Golf Championships WHO – World Health Organisation WRC – Water Research Commission WSSD – World Summit on Sustainable Development WTO – World Trade Organisation WTO-SPS – World Trade Organisation Agreement on the

Application of Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures

WUAs – Water-User Associations WWF – World Wildlife Fund

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ZCC – Zion Christian Church ZPCSA – Zone of Peace and Co-operation in the

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National governmentdepartments andorganisational components

AgricultureWebsite: www.nda.agric.zaPrivate Bag X250 Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 319-6000Fax: (012) 321-8558

Arts and Culture Website: www.dac.gov.zaPrivate Bag X897Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 337-8000Fax: (012) 323-8308

Communications Website: www.doc.gov.zaPrivate Bag X860Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 427-8000Fax: (012) 427-8016

Correctional ServicesWebsite: www.dcs.gov.zaPrivate Bag X136Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 307-2000Fax: (012) 328-6149

DefenceWebsite: www.mil.za Private Bag X910Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 355-6200Fax: (012) 347-7445

Education Website: www.education.gov.zaPrivate Bag X895Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 312-5911Fax: (012) 325-6260

Environmental Affairs and TourismWebsite: www.environment.gov.zaPrivate Bag X447Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 310-3911Fax: (012) 322-2682

Foreign AffairsWebsite: www.dfa.gov.zaPrivate Bag X152Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 351-1000Fax: (012) 351-0253

Government Communications(GCIS)Website: www.gcis.gov.zaPrivate Bag X745Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 314-2911Fax: (012) 323-3831

Health Website: www.doh.gov.zaPrivate Bag X828Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 312-0000Fax: (012) 312-0911

Home AffairsWebsite: www.home-affairs.gov.zaPrivate Bag X114Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 810-8911Fax: (012) 810-7136

HousingWebsite: www.housing.gov.zaPrivate Bag X644Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 421-1311Fax: (012) 341-8512/2998

Independent ComplaintsDirectorateWebsite: www.icd.gov.zaPrivate Bag X941Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 392-0400Fax: (012) 320-3116

Justice and ConstitutionalDevelopment Website: www.doj.gov.zaPrivate Bag X81Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 315-1111Fax: (012) 315-1112

Labour Website: www.labour.gov.zaPrivate Bag X117

Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 309-4000Fax: (012) 309-4082/320-2059

Land AffairsWebsite: http://land.pwv.gov.zaPrivate Bag X833Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 312-8911Fax: (012) 312-8066

Minerals and Energy Website: www.dme.gov.zaPrivate Bag X59Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 317-8000Fax: (012) 322-3416

National Intelligence AgencyWebsite: www.nia.org.zaPrivate Bag X87Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 427-4000Fax: (012) 427-4651

National Treasury Website: www.treasury.gov.zaPrivate Bag X115Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 315-5111Fax: (012) 315-5234

The PresidencyWebsite: www.gov.za/president/index.htmlPrivate Bag X1000Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 300-5200Fax: (012) 323-8246andPrivate Bag X1000Cape Town 8000Tel: (021) 464-2100Fax: (021) 462-2838

Provincial and Local Government Website: www.dplg.gov.zaPrivate Bag X804Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 334-0600Fax: (012) 334-0603

Contact information as at 15 November 2004


Public EnterprisesWebsite: www.dpe.gov.zaPrivate Bag X15Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 431-1000Fax: (012) 431-0139

Public Service andAdministrationWebsite: www.dpsa.gov.zaPrivate Bag X916Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 314-7911Fax: (012) 323-2386/324-5616

Public Service CommissionWebsite: www.psc.gov.zaPrivate Bag X121Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 328-7690Fax: (012) 325-8344

Public WorksWebsite: www.publicworks.gov.zaPrivate Bag X65Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 337-2000Fax: (012) 323-2856

Science and TechnologyWebsite: www.dst.gov.zaPrivate Bag X894Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 317-4300Fax: (012) 317-4636

Secretariat for Safety and Security Website: www.gov.za/sss/Private Bag X922Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 393-2500Fax: (012) 393-2536/2557

Social DevelopmentWebsite: www.socdev.gov.zaPrivate Bag X901Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 312-7500Fax: (012) 312-7470

South African Management Development InstituteWebsite: www.samdi.gov.za Private Bag X759Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 314-7911Fax: (012) 321-1810

South African Police ServiceWebsite: www.saps.gov.za Private Bag X94Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 393-5488/9Fax: (012) 393-5520

South African Revenue Service Website: www.sars.gov.zaPrivate Bag X923Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 422-4000Fax: (012) 422-6848

South African Secret ServiceWebsite: www.sass.gov.zaPrivate Bag X5Elarduspark 0047Tel: (012) 427-6110Fax: (012) 427-6428

Sport and RecreationWebsite: www.srsa.gov.zaPrivate Bag X896Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 334-3100Fax: (012) 326-4026

Statistics South Africa Website: www.statssa.gov.zaPrivate Bag X44Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 310-8911Fax: (012) 310-8500/8495

Trade and IndustryWebsite: www.thedti.gov.zaPrivate Bag X84Pretoria 0001Tel: 0861 843 384 (Call Centre)Tel: (012) 394-1590Fax: (012) 394-1473

Transport Website: www.transport.gov.zaPrivate Bag X193Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 309-3000Fax: (012) 328-5926

Water Affairs and ForestryWebsite: www.dwaf.gov.za Private Bag X313Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 336-7500Fax: (012) 336-8850

Parliamentaryinformation

National AssemblyWebsite: www.parliament.gov.zaPO Box 15Cape Town 8000Tel: (021) 403-2364/6Fax: (021) 403-2371

National Council of ProvincesWebsite: www.parliament.gov.zaPO Box 15Cape Town 8000Tel: (021) 403-2110/5/3221Fax: (021) 461-9460

Provincialgovernments

Eastern CapeWebsite: www.ecprov.gov.zaPrivate Bag X0047Bisho 5605Tel: (040) 609-6379Fax: (040) 635-1166

Free StateWebsite: www.fs.gov.zaPO Box 20538Bloemfontein 9301Tel: (051) 405-5799Fax: (051) 405-4803

GautengWebsite: www.gpg.gov.zaPrivate Bag X61Marshalltown 2107Tel: (011) 355-6000 Fax: (011) 836-9334

KwaZulu-NatalWebsite:www.kwazulunatal.gov.zaPO Box 412Pietermaritzburg 3200Tel: (033) 395-2978/9Fax: (033) 342-7368

LimpopoWebsite: www.limpopo.gov.zaPrivate Bag X9483Polokwane 0700Tel: (015) 287-6000Fax: (015) 295-3427


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MpumalangaWebsite:www.mpumalanga.gov.zaPrivate Bag X11291Nelspruit 1200Tel: (013) 766-2641Fax: (013) 766-2494

Northern CapeWebsite: www.northern-cape.gov.zaPrivate Bag X5042Kimberley 8300Tel: (053) 830-8600Fax: (053) 839-8215

North WestWebsite: www.nwpg.gov.zaPrivate Bag X65Mafikeng 2735Tel: (018) 387-3000Fax: (018) 387-3008

Western CapeWebsite:www.capegateway.gov.zaPO Box 659Cape Town 8000Tel: (021) 483-4705/6Fax: (021) 483-3421

Governmentstructures andorganisationalcomponents

Agricultural Research Council Website: www.arc.agric.zaPO Box 8783Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 427-9700Fax: (012) 342-2231

Airports Company South AfricaWebsite: www.airports.co.zaPO Box 75480Gardenview 2047Tel: (011) 723-1400Fax: (011) 453-9354

Armaments Corporation of South Africa Website: www.armscor.co.zaPrivate Bag X337Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 428-1911Fax: (012) 428-5635

Central Energy Fund Website: www.cef.org.zaPO Box 786141Sandton 2146Tel: (011) 535-7000Fax: (011) 784-0472

Commission for Conciliation,Mediation and ArbitrationWebsite: www.ccma.org.zaPrivate Bag X94Marshalltown 2107Tel: (011) 377-6650Fax: (011) 834-7386/7351

Commission on Gender Equality Website: www.cge.org.zaPO Box 32175Braamfontein 2017Tel: (011) 403-7182Fax: (011) 403-7188

Commission on the Restitutionof Land RightsWebsite:http://land.pwv.gov.za/restitutionPrivate Bag X833 Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 312-9244Fax: (012) 321-0428

Commission on the Promotionand Protection of the Rights ofCultural, Religious andLinguistic Communities c/o Department of Provincial andLocal GovernmentPrivate Bag X804Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 334-0891Fax: (012) 334-0614

Competition Commission Website: www.compcom.co.zaPrivate Bag X23Lynnwood Ridge 0040Tel: (012) 394-3200Fax: (012) 394-4200

Constitutional Court Website: www.concourt.gov.zaPrivate Bag X1Braamfontein 2017Tel: (011) 403-8032Fax: (011) 403-6524

Council for GeoscienceWebsite: www.geoscience.org.zaPrivate Bag X112Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 841-1911Fax: (012) 841-1203/21

Council for Scientific andIndustrial ResearchWebsite: www.csir.co.zaPO Box 395Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 841-2911Fax: (012) 349-1153

Council on Higher EducationWebsite: www.che.org.zaPO Box 13354 Tramshed 0126Tel: (012) 392-9100Fax: (012) 392-9110

Denel (Pty) LtdWebsite: www.denel.co.zaPO Box 8322Centurion 0046Tel: (012) 428-0823Fax: (012) 428-0989

Development Bank of SouthernAfrica Website: www.dbsa.orgPO Box 1234Halfway House 1685Tel: (011) 313-3911Fax: (011) 313-3086

Directorate: Special Operationsand Serious EconomicOffencesPrivate Bag X752Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 845-6000Fax: (012) 845-7130

Eskom Website: www.eskom.co.zaPO Box 1091Johannesburg 2000Tel: (011) 800-8111Fax: (011) 800-4299

Film and Publication BoardWebsite: www.fpb.gov.zaPrivate Bag X2205Houghton 2041Tel: (011) 483-0971Fax: (011) 483-1084

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Financial Intelligence CentreWebsite: www.fic.gov.zaPrivate Bag X115Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 315-5427Fax: (012) 315-5828

Financial and FiscalCommission Website:www.financialandfiscal.co.zaPrivate Bag X69Halfway House 1685Tel: (011) 315-7100Fax: (011) 207-2344

Financial Services Board Website: www.fsb.co.zaPO Box 35655Menlo Park 0102Tel: (012) 428-8000Toll-free: 0800 110443/202087Fax: (012) 347-0221

Government Printing Works Private Bag X85Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 334-4500Fax: (012) 323-0009

Human Sciences ResearchCouncilWebsite: www.hsrc.ac.zaPrivate Bag X41Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 302-2999Fax: (012) 302-2002

Independent Communications Authority of South AfricaWebsite: www.icasa.org.zaPrivate Bag X10002Sandton 2146Tel: (011) 321-8200Fax: (011) 444 1919

Independent Development TrustWebsite: www.idt.org.zaPO Box 73000 Lynnwood Ridge 0043Tel: (012) 845-2000Fax: (012) 348-1089

Independent ElectoralCommission Website: www.elections.org.zaPO Box 7943Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 428-5700Fax: (012) 341-5292

Industrial DevelopmentCorporationWebsite: www.idc.co.zaPO Box 784055Sandton 2146Tel: (011) 269-3000Fax: (011) 269-3116

International Marketing CouncilWebsite: www.imc.org.zaPO Box 3207Houghton 2198Tel: (011) 483-0122Fax: (011) 483-0124

Judicial Service CommissionPrivate Bag X258 Bloemfontein 9300Tel: (051) 447-2769Fax: (051) 447-0836

Khula Enterprise FinanceWebsite: www.khula.org.zaPO Box 28423Sunnyside 0132Tel: (012) 394-5560Fax: (012) 394-6560

Land Bank and AgriculturalBank of South Africa (LandBank)Website: www.landbank.co.zaPO Box 375Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 312-3999

Land Claims Court Website:www.law.wits.ac.za/lcc/index.htmlPrivate Bag X10060Randburg 2125Tel: (011) 781-2291Fax: (011) 781-2218

Media Development andDiversity AgencyWebsite: www.mdda.org.zaPO Box 42846Fordsburg 2033Tel: (011) 492-2003Fax: (011) 492-1198

MintekWebsite: www.mintek.co.zaPrivate Bag X3015Randburg 2125Tel: (011) 709-4111Fax: (011) 793-2413

Municipal Demarcation BoardWebsite: www.demarcation.org.zaPrivate Bag X28Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 342-2481/2Fax: (012) 342-2480

National Advisory Council onInnovationWebsite: www.naci.org.zaPO Box 1758Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 392-9352Fax: (012) 392-9353

National Agricultural MarketingCouncilWebsite: www.namc.co.zaPrivate Bag X935Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 341-1115Fax: (012) 341-1811/1911

National Archives of South AfricaWebsite:www.national.archives.gov.zaPrivate Bag X236Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 323-5300Fax: (012) 323-5287

National Arts Council of South Africa Website: www.nac.org.zaPO Box 500Newtown 2113Tel: (011) 838-1383Fax: (011) 838-6363


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National Crime PreventionStrategy Private Bag X922Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 393-2550Fax: (012) 393-2538

National Development Agency Website: www.nda.org.zaPO Box 31959Braamfontein 2017Tel: (011) 403-6650Fax: (011) 403-2514/5

National Director of PublicProsecutionsWebsite: www.ndpp.gov.zaPO Box 752Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 317-5000Fax: (012) 321-0968

National EconomicDevelopment and Labour Council Website: www.nedlac.org.zaPO Box 1775Saxonwold 2132Tel: (011) 328-4200Fax: (011) 447-2089/6053

National Electricity RegulatorWebsite: www.ner.org.zaPO Box 40343Arcadia 0007Tel: (012) 401-4600Fax: (012) 401-4700

National Empowerment FundWebsite: www.nefcorp.co.zaPO Box 31Melrose ArchMelrose North 2076Tel: (011) 772-8000Fax: (011) 772-8100

National Gambling BoardWebsite: www.ngb.org.zaPrivate Bag X27Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 394-3800Fax: (012) 394-0831

National Homebuilders’Registration Council Website: www.nhbrc.org.za

PO Box 461Randburg 2125Tel: (011) 348-5700Fax: (011) 789-2902

National House of TraditionalLeadersPrivate Bag X804Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 301-1054Fax: (012) 326-1019

National Housing FinanceCorporation Website: www.nhfc.co.zaPO Box 31376Braamfontein 2017Tel: (011) 644-9800Fax: (011) 484-6406

National Lotteries BoardWebsite: www.nlb.org.zaPO Box 1556Brooklyn Square 0075Tel: (012) 394-3440Fax: (012) 394-4440

National Nuclear Regulator Website: www.nnr.co.zaPO Box 7106Centurion 0046Tel: (012) 674-7100Fax: (012) 663-5513

National Programme of Actionfor Children in South Africa Website: www.children.gov.zaThe PresidencyPrivate Bag X1000Pretoria 0001 Tel: (012) 300-5200Fax: (012) 321-4566

National Prosecuting AuthorityWebsite: www.npa.gov.zaPrivate Bag X752Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 845-6000Fax: (012) 843-3111

National Research FoundationWebsite: www.nrf.ac.zaPO Box 2600Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 481-4000Fax: (012) 349-1179

National Youth Commission Website: www.nyc.gov.zaPrivate Bag X938Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 309-7800Fax: (012) 324-4759

Ntsika Enterprise PromotionAgencyWebsite: www.ntsika.org.zaPO Box 56714Arcadia 0007Tel: (012) 483-2000Fax: (012) 341-1929

Office of the Auditor-GeneralWebsite: www.agsa.co.zaPO Box 446Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 426-8000Fax: (012) 426-8371

Pan South African LanguageBoard Website: www.pansalb.org.zaPrivate Bag X08Arcadia 0007Tel: (012) 341-9638Fax: (012) 341-5938

Public Investment CommissionPrivate Bag X187Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 369-3300Fax: (012) 348-3852

Office of the Public ProtectorWebsite: www.polity.org.za/govt/pubprote/index.htmlPrivate Bag X677Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 322-2916Fax: (012) 322-5093

Petroleum Oil and GasCorporation of South Africa(Pty) LtdWebsite: www.petrosa.comPrivate Bag X1Waterfront, Cape Town 8002Tel: (021) 417-3000Fax: (021) 417-3158

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Rand WaterWebsite: www.randwater.co.zaPO Box 1127Johannesburg 2000Tel: (011) 682-0966Fax: (011) 682-0663

South African Airways Website: www.saa.co.za orwww.flysaa.comPrivate Bag X13Johannesburg International Airport 1627Tel: (011) 978-1000/2500Fax: (011) 978-3507

South African Bureau ofStandardsWebsite: www.sabs.co.zaPrivate Bag X191Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 428-7911Fax: (012) 344-1568

South African Civil AviationAuthorityWebsite: www.caa.co.zaPrivate Bag X73Halfway House 1685Tel: (011) 545-1000Fax: (011) 545-1465

South African Diamond BoardPO Box 16001Doornfontein 2023Tel: (011) 334-8980Fax: (011) 334-8898

South African Council forEducatorsWebsite: www.sace.org.zaPrivate Bag X127Centurion 0046Tel: (012) 663-9517Fax: (012) 663-9238

South African ForestryCompany Ltd PO Box 1771Silverton 0127Tel: (012) 481-3500Fax: (012) 481-3716

South African Human RightsCommission Website: www.sahrc.org.zaPrivate Bag X2700Houghton 2041Tel: (011) 484-8300Fax: (011) 484-8403

South African Law Commission Website: www.law.wits.ac.za/salc/salc.htmPrivate Bag X668Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 392-9540Fax: (012) 320-0936

South African LocalGovernment Association Website: www.salga.netPO Box 2094Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 338-6700Fax: (012) 338-6747

South African National ParksWebsite: www.sanparks.orgPO Box 787 Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 426-5000

South African National RoadAgencyWebsite: www.nra.co.zaPO Box 415Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 426-6000Fax: (012) 362-2116/2101/2117

South African Nuclear EnergyCorporationWebsite: www.necsa.co.zaPO Box X582Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 305-4911Fax: (012) 305-3111

South African Post Office Ltd Website: www.sapo.co.zaPO Box 10000Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 401-7000Fax: (012) 401-7707South African QualificationsAuthorityWebsite: www.saqa.org.zaPrivate Bag X06Waterkloof 0145Tel: (012) 431-5000Fax: (012) 431-5147

South African Rail CommuterCorporationWebsite: www.sarcc.co.zaPrivate Bag X02Sunninghill 2157Tel: (011) 804-2900Fax: (011) 804-3852

South African Reserve Bank Website: www.resbank.co.zaPO Box 427Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 313-3911Fax: (012) 313-3929

South African SportsCommission Website: www.sasc.org.zaPO Box 11239Centurion 0046Tel: (012) 677-9713Fax: (012) 677-9852

South African Tourism Website: www.southafrica.netPrivate Bag X10012Sandton 2146Tel: (011) 895-3000Fax: (011) 895-3001

Special Investigating UnitWebsite: www.siu.org.zaPO Box 893East London 5200Tel: (043) 726-9705Fax: (043) 726-9261/9

State Information TechnologyAgency (Pty) LtdWebsite: www.sita.co.zaPO Box 26100Monument Park 0105Tel: (012) 482-3000Fax: (012) 482-2100

State Tender BoardWebsite: www.treasury.gov.zaPrivate Bag X115Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 315-5111Fax: (012) 315-5234Technology for Women inBusinessWebsite: www.twib.co.zaPO Box 395Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 841-4990Fax: (012) 841-4954


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Telkom SA Ltd Website: www.telkom.co.zaPrivate Bag X74Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 311-3911

Trade and Investment South AfricaWebsite: www.tisaglobal.comPrivate Bag X84Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 394-1014

Transnet Ltd Website: www.transnet.co.zaPO Box 72501Parkview 2122Tel: (011) 308-2524Fax: (011) 308-2312

Truth and ReconciliationCommissionWebsite: www.doj.gov.za/trc/index.htmlPrivate Bag X81 Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 315-1293/1672Fax: (012) 357-8835/8004

Water Research CommissionWebsite: www.wrc.org.zaPrivate Bag X03Gezina 0031Tel: (012) 330-0340Fax: (012) 331-2565

GovernmentCommunication andInformation Centres

Eastern Cape Eastern Cape Provincial OfficePrivate Bag X608East London 5200Tel: (043) 722-2602Fax: (043) 722-2615E-mail: [email protected]

Free StateFree State Regional OfficePO Box 995Bloemfontein 9300Tel: (051) 448-4504Fax: (051) 430-7032E-mail: [email protected]

Kroonstad Satellite RegionalOfficePO Box 995Bloemfontein 9300Tel: (056) 213-2795E-mail: [email protected]

GautengGauteng Regional OfficePrivate Bag X16Johannesburg 2000Tel: (011) 834-3560Fax: (011) 834-3621E-mail: [email protected]

KwaZulu-NatalKwaZulu-Natal Regional OfficePrivate Bag X54332Durban 4000Tel: (031) 301-6787/8Fax: (031) 305-9431E-mail:[email protected]

LimpopoLimpopo Regional OfficePO Box 2452Polokwane 0700Tel: (015) 291-4689Fax: (015) 295-6982E-mail:[email protected]

MpumalangaMpumalanga Regional OfficePO Box X2856Nelspruit 1200Tel: (013) 753-2397Fax: (013) 753-2531E-mail:[email protected]

Northern CapeNorthern Cape Regional OfficePrivate Bag X5038Kimberley 8300Tel: (053) 832-1378/9Fax: (053) 832-1377E-mail:[email protected]

Upington Satellite Regional OfficePO Box 2872Upington 8800Tel: (054) 332-6206Fax: (054) 332-6218E-mail:[email protected]

North WestNorth West Regional OfficePrivate Bag X2120Mafikeng 2745Tel: (018) 381-7068/71Fax: (018) 381-7066E-mail:[email protected]

Western CapeWestern Cape Regional OfficePrivate Bag X9007Cape Town 8000Tel: (021) 421-5070Fax: (021) 419-8846E-mail:[email protected]

Multi-PurposeCommunity Centres

Eastern Cape Centane MPCCPrivate Bag X608East London 5200Tel: (047) 498-1207Fax: (047) 498-1011

Cofimvaba MPCCPrivate Bag X608East London 5200Tel: (047) 874-0444Fax: (047) 874-0388

Sandrift MPCCTel: (041) 484-2022

Sterkspruit MPCCPO Box 18Lady Grey 9755Tel: (051) 611-1004Fax: (051) 611-1003

Tombo MPCCPO Box 182608Port St Johns 5120Tel: (047) 564-1152Fax: (047) 564-1145

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Free StateBotshabelo MPCCPO Box 5208Botshabelo 9781Tel: (051) 532-6791

Namahadi MPCCPO Box 17942Witsieshoek 9870Tel: (058) 789-1147Fax: (058) 789-2364

Sediba MPCCTel: 082 550 8512

GautengFaranani MPCCPO Box 70021Tsakane 1550Tel: (011) 738-8753

Ipelegeng MPCCPO Box 197KwaXuma 1868Tel: (011) 982-5810Fax: (011) 982-6400

Mamelodi MPCC19481 Makhubela StreetMamelodi WestTel: (012) 805-9085

Vaal/Sebokeng MPCCPrivate Bag X029Vanderbijlpark 1900Tel: (016) 988-1960Fax: (016) 988-1960E-mail: [email protected]

Soshanguve MPCCShop 49Nafcoc Shopping CentreSection F SoshanguveTelefax: (012) 799-5005

Tembisa MPCCPO Box 13Kempton Park 1632Tel: (011) 920-1120

Zithobeni MPCCTel: (013) 937-0133

KwaZulu-NatalBhamshela MPCCPO Box 131Ozwathini 3242Tel: (032) 294-9076Fax: (032) 294-9075

Dududu MPCCPrivate Bag X54332Durban 4000Tel: (039) 974-0989Fax: (039) 974-0989

Dukuza MPCCPrivate Bag X1620Bergville 3350Tel: (036) 438-6103Fax: (036) 438-6136

Mbazwana MPCCPO Box 231Mbazwana 3974Tel: (035) 571-0970Fax: (035) 571-0971E-mail: [email protected]

Mtshezi/Imbabazane MPCCPO Box 750Escort 3310Tel: (036) 353-3212Fax: (036) 353-3212

Tugela Ferry MPCCPrivate Bag X461Tugela Ferry 3010Tel: (033) 493-0282Fax: (033) 493-0724

LimpopoAtok MPCCPO Box 154Atok 0749Tel: 082 296 0285

Kgautswane MPCCPO Box 9Ohrigstad 1122Tel: (013) 231-7515

Leboeng MPCCTel: 073 198 6714

Makhuva MPCCPO Box 30Phangweni 0816Telefax: (015) 812-5602E-mail: [email protected]

Mapela MPCCPrivate Bag X35Mokopane 0600Tel: (015) 413-0000Fax: (015) 491-9788/55

Vaalwater MPCCTel: (014) 7553-8241

MpumalangaKgolomodumo MPCCTel: 073 238 3365

Matsamo MPCCPO Box 601Shongwe Mission 1341Tel: (013) 781-0666E-mail: [email protected]

Mpuluzi MPCCPO Box 1408Fernie 2339Tel: (017) 888-0014E-mail: [email protected]

Tholulwazi MPCCMain Road, LeandraMunicipality BuildingTel: (017) 683-3000Fax: (017) 683-0385

Northern CapeCalvinia MPCCPO Box 8190Calvinia

Colesberg MPCCPO Box 101Colesberg 9795Tel: (051) 753-2170Fax: (051) 753-0386

Galeshewe MPCCPrivate Bag X5016Kimberley 8300Tel: (053) 872-2644Fax: (053) 872-2647

Pescodia MPCC62 Sparrow StreetPescodia Kimberley 8309Tel: (053) 873-1072Fax: (053) 873-1298

North WestLeretlhabetse MPCCPO Box 223Lebotlwane 04114065B Mathibestad

Morokweng MPCCPO Box 522 Ganyisa 8613Tel: (053) 761-1028Fax: (053) 761-1002


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Western CapeBonteheuwel MPCCBonteheuwelCape Town 8000Telefax: (021) 695-5425

George/Tembalethu MPCCPO Box 9669George Central 6530Telefax: (044) 880-1711

Gugas Thebe MPCCPO Box 6 WashingtonLanga Cape Town 7455Tel: (021) 695-3493Fax: (021) 695-3328

Hartebeeskraal/Atlantis MPCC1 Nottingham Street AtlantisCape Town 7349Tel: (021) 572-1872Fax: (021) 572-1872

Langebaan MPCCPO Box 11Langebaan 7537Tel: (022) 772-2622Fax: (022) 772-2271

Masibambane/VanrhynsdorpMPCC1 Mandela StreetVanrhynsdorp 8170Tel: (027) 219-1917Fax: (027) 219-1754

Waboomskraal MPCCPO Box 10610George 6530Tel: (044) 886-0040Fax: (044) 886-0052

Unobuntu MPCCBreede Valley MunicipalityPrivate Bag X3046Worcester 6849Tel: (023) 348-2600Fax: (023) 345-1031

Zolane MPCC6th AvenueNyanga East 7755Tel: (021) 386-8656Fax: (021) 386-1032

Foreignrepresentatives inSouth Africa

Albania (Republic of) [Honorary Consulate]PO Box 2000Witkoppen 2068Tel: (011) 467-0946Fax: (011) 467-0952E-mail: [email protected]

Algeria (Democratic People’sRepublic of) [Embassy]PO Box 57480Arcadia 0083Tel: (012) 342-5074/5Fax: (012) 342-6479

Angola (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 8685Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 342-4404Fax: (012) 342-7039

Argentina (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 11125Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 430-3513/6Fax: (012) 430-3521E-mail: [email protected]

Australia [High Commission]Private Bag X150Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 342-3740Fax: (012) 342-8442E-mail: [email protected]

Austria (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 95572Waterkloof 0145Tel: (012) 452-9155/9121Fax: (012) 460-1151E-mail: [email protected]

Bangladesh (People’s Republicof) [High Commission]410 Farenden StreetSunnysidePretoria 0002Tel: (012) 343-2105/7Fax: (012) 343-5222E-mail: [email protected]

Belarus (Republic of)[Embassy]PO Box 4107Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 430-7664Fax: (012) 342-6280E-mail: [email protected]

Belgium (Kingdom of) [Embassy]625 Leyds StreetMuckleneukPretoria 0002Tel: (012) 440-3201/2Fax: (012) 440-3216E-mail: [email protected]

Benin (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 26484Arcadia 0007Tel: (012) 342-6978Fax: (012) 342-1823E-mail: [email protected]

Bosnia and Herzegovina[Embassy]PO Box 11464Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 346-5547/7366Fax: (012) 346-2295/2762E-mail: [email protected]

Botswana (Republic of) [High Commission]PO Box 57035Arcadia 0007Tel: (012) 430-9640Fax: (012) 342-1845

Brazil (Federative Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 3269Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 426-9400Fax: (012) 426-9494E-mail: [email protected]

Bulgaria (Republic of)[Embassy]PO Box 26296Arcadia 0007Tel: (012) 342-3720/1Fax: (012) 342-3721E-mail: [email protected]

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Burundi (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 12914Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 342-4881/3Fax: (012) 342-4885E-mail: [email protected]

Cameroon (Republic of)[High Commission]PO Box 13790Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 342-2477Fax: (012) 342-2478E-mail: [email protected]

Canada [High Commission]Private Bag X13Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 422-3000Fax: (012) 422-3052

Central African Republic [Honorary Consulate-General]PO Box 2774Kempton Park 1620Tel: (011) 970-1355Fax: (011) 970-1352E-mail: [email protected]

Chile (Republic of)[Embassy]PO Box 2449Brooklyn Square 0075Tel: (012) 460-8090/4482Fax: (012) 460-8093E-mail: [email protected]

China (People’s Republic of)[Embassy]PO Box 95764Waterkloof 0145Tel: (012) 342-4194/5560Fax: (012) 342-4244/4154E-mail: [email protected]

Colombia (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 12791Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 342-0211/4Fax: (012) 342-0216E-mail: [email protected]

Comores (Federal IslamicRepublic of the) [Embassy]200 Beckett StreetArcadia Street0083Sunnyside 0002Telefax: (012) 343-9483

Congo (Democratic Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 28795Sunnyside 0132Tel: (012) 343-2455Fax: (012) 344-4054E-mail: [email protected]

Congo (Republic of)[Embassy]PO Box 40427Arcadia 0007Tel: (012) 342-5507/8Fax: (012) 342-5510E-mail: [email protected]

Costa Rica (Republic of) [Honorary Consulate]PO Box 68140Bryanston 2021Tel: (011) 705-3434Fax: (011) 705-1222E-mail: [email protected]

Cote d’Ivoire (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 13510Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 342-6913Fax: (012) 342-6713

Croatia (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 11335Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 342-1206Fax: (012) 342-1819E-mail: [email protected]

Cuba (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 11605Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 346-2215Fax: (012) 346-2216E-mail: [email protected]

Cyprus (Republic of) [High Commission]PO Box 14554

Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 342-5258Fax: (012) 342-5596E-mail: [email protected]

Czech Republic[Embassy]PO Box 3326Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 342-3477Fax: (012) 342-2033E-mail:[email protected]

Denmark (Kingdom of)[Embassy]PO Box 11439 Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 430-9340Fax: (012) 342-7620E-mail: [email protected]

Equador (Republic of) [Honorary Consulate]PO Box 98291Sloane Park 2152Tel: (011) 240-0509Fax: (011) 240-0419E-mail: [email protected]

Egypt (Arab Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 30025Sunnyside 0132Tel: (012) 343-1590/1Fax: (012) 343-1082

Eritrea (State of) [Embassy]PO Box 11371Queenswood 0121Tel: (012) 333-1302Fax: (012) 333-2330E-mail: [email protected]

Estonia (Republic of) [Honorary Consulate]16 Hofmeyer StreetWelgemoedBelville 7530Tel: (021) 913-3850Fax: (021) 913-2579


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Ethiopia (Federal Republic of)[Embassy]PO Box 11469Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 346-3542Fax: (012) 346-3867E-mail: [email protected]

Finland (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 443Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 343-0275Fax: (012) 343-3095E-mail: [email protected]

France (Republic of) [Embassy]807 George AvenueArcadia 0083Tel: (012) 429-7000Fax: (012) 429-7029E-mail: [email protected]

Gabon (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 9222Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 342-4376/7Fax: (012) 342-4375

Germany (Federal Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 2023Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 427-8977Fax: (012) 427-8982E-mail: [email protected]

Ghana (Republic of)[High Commission]1038 Arcadia StreetHatfield 0028Tel: (012) 342-5847/9Fax: (012) 342-5863

Greece (Hellenic Republic) [Embassy]1003 Church StreetArcadia 0083Tel: (012) 430-7351Fax: (012) 430-4313E-mail: [email protected]

Granada (Republic of) [Honorary Consulate]3rd Floor Digital HousePark Lane 2196Tel: 083 461 6559Fax: (011) 787-6407

Guatemala (Republic of) Honorary Consulate]PO Box 222Sunninghill 2157Tel: (011) 804-5080Fax: (011) 804-4844E-mail: [email protected]

Guinea (Republic of)[Embassy]PO Box 13523Hatfield 0028Telefax: (012) 342-7348

Guinea-Bissau[Honorary Consulate]PO Box 9689Edenglen 1613Tel: (011) 622-3688Fax: (011) 622-5351

Guyana (Co-operative Republicof)[Honorary Consulate]PO Box 1877Randburg 2125Tel: (011) 789-9760Fax: (011) 789-9763E-mail:[email protected]

Holy See [Nuncio of the Vatican]PO Box 26017Arcadia 0007Tel: (012) 344-3815/6Fax: (012) 344-3595E-mail: [email protected]

Hungary (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 13843Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 430-3020/30Fax: (012) 430-3029E-mail: [email protected]

India (Republic of) [High Commission]PO Box 40216Arcadia 0007

Tel: (012) 342-5392Fax: (012) 342-5310E-mail: [email protected]

Indonesia (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 13155Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 342-3350/4Fax: (012) 342-3369E-mail: [email protected]

Iran (Islamic Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 12546Hatfield 0083Tel: (012) 342-5880/1Fax: (012) 342-1878E-mail:[email protected]

Iraq (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 11089Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 362-2012Fax: (012) 362-2027

Ireland [Embassy]PO Box 4174Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 342-5062Fax: (012) 342-4752E-mail: [email protected]

Israel (State of) [Embassy]PO Box 3726Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 348-0470/5204Fax: (012) 348-8594E-mail:[email protected]

Italy (Italian Republic)[Embassy]796 George AvenueArcadia 0083Tel: (012) 430-5441/4Fax: (012) 430-5547E-mail: [email protected]

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Ivory Coast (Cote d’Ivoire)Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 13510Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 342-6913/4Fax: (012) 342-6713E-mail:[email protected]

Japan [Embassy]Private Bag X999Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 452-1500Fax: (012) 460-3800/1E-mail:[email protected]

Jordan (Hashemite Kingdom of) [Embassy]Website: www.embjord.co.zaPO Box 55755Hatfield 0007Tel: (012) 342-8026/7Fax: (012) 342-7847E-mail: [email protected]

Kenya (Republic of) [High Commission]PO Box 35954Menlo Park 0102Tel: (012) 362-2249/50/1Fax: (012) 362-2252E-mail: [email protected]

Korea (Democratic People’sRepublic)[Embassy]PO Box 1238Garsfontein 0042Tel: (012) 991-8661Fax: (012) 991-8662E-mail: [email protected]

Korea (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 939Groenkloof 0027Tel: (012) 460-2508/9Fax: (012) 460-1158E-mail: [email protected]

Kuwait (State of) [Embassy]Private Bag X920Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 342-0877Fax: (012) 342-0876E-mail: [email protected]

Latvia (State of)[Honorary Consulate]4 Lafeyette RoadSandhurstSandton 2196Tel: (011) 783-9445Fax: (011) 783-9450E-mail: [email protected]

Lebanon (Lebanese Republicof) [Embassy]PO Box 941Groenkloof 0027Tel: (012) 346-7020Fax: (012) 346-7022E-mail: [email protected]

Lesotho (Kingdom of)[High Commission]PO Box 55817Arcadia 0007Tel: (012) 460-7648Fax: (012) 460-7649E-mail:[email protected]

Liberia (Republic of)[Embassy]PO Box 25917Monument Park 0105Tel: (012) 342-2242Fax: (012) 342-2306E-mail: [email protected]

Libya (Socialist People’s LibyanArab Jamahiriya)[Embassy]PO Box 40388Arcadia 0007Tel: (012) 342-3902Fax: (012) 342-3904E-mail: [email protected]

Lithuania (Republic of) [Honorary Consulate]PO Box 1737Houghton 2041Tel: (011) 486-3660Fax: (011) 486-3650

Luxembourg (Grand Duchy of) [Honorary Consulate]PO Box 78922Sandton 2146Tel: (011) 463-1744Fax: (011) 463-3269E-mail: [email protected]

Madagascar (Republic of)[Consulate-General]PO Box 786098Sandton 2146Tel: (011) 442-3322Fax: (011) 442-6660E-mail: [email protected]

Malawi (Republic of) [High Commission]PO Box 11172Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 342-0146/1759Fax: (012) 342-0147E-mail:[email protected]

Malaysia [High Commission]PO Box 11673Hatfield 0083Tel: (012) 342-5990/3Fax: (012) 430-7773E-mail:[email protected]

Maldives (Republic of) [Honorary Consulate]PO Box 398Plumstead 7801Tel: (021) 761-5038/797-9940Fax: (021) 761-5039

Mali (Republic of) [Embassy]876 Pretorius Street (Block B)Arcadia 0083Tel: (012) 342-7464/0676Fax: (012) 342-0670E-mail: [email protected]

Malta (Republic of) [Honorary Consulate]PO Box 1351Morningside 2057Tel: (011) 706-3052Fax: (011) 706-0301E-mail:[email protected]

Mauritius (Republic of) [High Commission]1163 Pretorius StreetHatfield 0083Tel: (012) 342-1283/4Fax: (012) 342-1286E-mail: [email protected]


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Mexico (United Mexican State)[Embassy]PO Box 9077Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 362-2822/9Fax: (012) 362-1380E-mail: [email protected]

Morocco (Kingdom of) [Embassy]PO Box 12382Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 343-0230/49Fax: (012) 342-0613E-mail: [email protected]

Mozambique (Republic of)[High Commission]PO Box 40750Arcadia 0007Tel: (012) 401-0300Fax: (012) 326-6388E-mail: [email protected]

Myanmar (Union of) [Embassy]PO Box 12121Queenswood 0121Tel: (012) 341-5207/3985Fax: (012) 341-3867E-mail: [email protected]

Namibia (Republic of) [High Commission]PO Box 29806Sunnyside 0132Tel: (012) 481-9100Fax: (012) 343-7294E-mail: [email protected]

Netherlands (The RoyalKingdom of) [Embassy]PO Box 117Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 344-3910/5Fax: (012) 343-9950E-mail: [email protected]

New Zealand [High Commission]Private Bag X17Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 342-8656Fax: (012) 342-8640E-mail: [email protected]

Nigeria (Federal Republic of) [High Commission]PO Box 27332Sunnyside 0132Tel: (012) 342-0805Fax: (012) 342-0718E-mail: [email protected]

Norway (Kingdom of) [Royal Norwegian Embassy]PO Box 11612Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 342-6100Fax: (012) 342-6099E-mail: [email protected]

Oman (Sultanate of) [Embassy]PO Box 2650Brooklyn 0075Tel: (012) 346-4429Fax: (012) 346-1660E-mail: [email protected]

Pakistan (Islamic Republic of)[High Commission]PO Box 11803Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 362-4073Fax: (012) 362-3967E-mail: [email protected]

Palestine (State of)[Embassy]PO Box 56021Arcadia 0007Tel: (012) 342-6411Fax: (012) 342-6412E-mail: [email protected]

Panama (Republic of) [Embassy]2nd Floor Dover House44 Orange StreetCape Town 8001Tel: (012) 426-0691/2Fax: (012) 426-0693E-mail: [email protected]

Paraguay (Republic of) [Embassy]189 Strelitzia RoadWaterkloof Heights 0181Tel: (012) 347-1047/8Fax: (012) 347-0403E-mail: [email protected]

Peru (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 907Groenkloof 0027Tel: (012) 342-2390/1Fax: (012) 342-4944E-mail: [email protected]

Philippines (Republic of the) [Embassy]PO Box 2562Brooklyn 0075Tel: (012) 346-0451/2Fax: (012) 346-0454E-mail: [email protected]

Poland (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 12277Queenswood 0121Tel: (012) 430-2631/2Fax: (012) 430-2608E-mail: [email protected]

Portugal (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 27102Sunnyside 0132Tel: (012) 341-2340Fax: (012) 341-3975E-mail: [email protected]

Qatar (State of)[Embassy]Private Bag X13Brooklyn Square 0075Tel: (012) 452-1700Fax: (012) 346-6732E-mail: [email protected]

Romania (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 11295Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 460-6940Fax: (012) 460-6947E-mail: [email protected]

Russian Federation (The) [Embassy]PO Box 6743Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 362-1337/8Fax: (012) 362-0116E-mail: [email protected]

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Rwanda (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 55224Arcadia 0007Tel: (012) 342-6536Fax: (012) 342-7106E-mail:[email protected]

Sao Tome e Principe (Democratic Republic of) [Honorary Consulate]PO Box 28Franschoek 7690Tel: (021) 876-2494Fax: (021) 876-3237E-mail: [email protected]

Saudi Arabia (Kingdom of) [Embassy]PO Box 13930Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 362-4230Fax: (012) 362-4239E-mail: [email protected]

Senegal (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 2948Brooklyn Square 0075Tel: (012) 460-5263Fax: (012) 346-5550E-mail: [email protected]

Serbia and Montenegro [Embassy]PO Box 13026Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 460-5626Fax: (012) 460-6003E-mail: [email protected]

Seychelles (Republic of) [High Commission]PO Box 12337Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 342-0534Fax: (012) 342-0362E-mail: [email protected]

Singapore (Republic of) [High Commission]PO Box 11809Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 430-6035Fax: (012) 342-4425E-mail: [email protected]

Slovakia (Slovak Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 12736

Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 342-2051/2Fax: (012) 342-3688E-mail: [email protected]

Spain (Kingdom of) [Embassy]PO Box 1633Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 344-3875/7Fax: (012) 343-4891E-mail: [email protected]

Sri Lanka (Democratic SocialistRepublic of) [High Commission]410 Alexander StreetBrooklyn 0181Tel: (012) 460-7690Fax: (012) 460-7702E-mail: [email protected]

Sudan (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 25513Monument Park 0105Tel: (012) 342-4538Fax: (012) 342-4539E-mail: [email protected]

Swaziland (Kingdom of) [High Commission]715 Government AvenueCnr Blackwood & GovernmentStreetsArcadia 0083Tel: (012) 344-1910Fax: (012) 343-0455

Sweden (Kingdom of) [Embassy]PO Box 13477Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 426-6400Fax: (012) 426-6464E-mail: [email protected]

Switzerland (SwissConfederation of)[Embassy]PO Box 2508Brooklyn Square 0075Tel: (012) 452-0660Fax: (012) 346-6605E-mail:[email protected]

Syrian Arab Republic [Embassy]PO Box 12830

Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 342-4701Fax: (012) 342-4702E-mail: [email protected]

Taipei [Liaison Office in South Africa]PO Box 649Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 430-6071Fax: (012) 430-5816E-mail: [email protected]

Tanzania (United Republic of)[High Commission]PO Box 56572Arcadia 0007Tel: (012) 342-4393/71Fax: (012) 430-4383E-mail: [email protected]

Thailand (Kingdom of) [Embassy]PO Box 12080Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 342-4600Fax: (012) 342-4805E-mail:[email protected]

Tunisia (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 56535Arcadia 0007Tel: (012) 342-6282/3Fax: (012) 342-6284E-mail: [email protected]

Turkey (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 56014Arcadia 0007Tel: (012) 342-6053/7Fax: (012) 342-6052E-mail: [email protected]

Uganda (Republic of) [High Commission]PO Box 12442Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 342-6031Fax: (012) 342-6206E-mail: [email protected]

Ukraine [Embassy]PO Box 36463Menlopark 0102Tel: (012) 460-1946Fax: (012) 460-1944E-mail: [email protected]


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United Arab Emirates [Embassy]PO Box 57090Arcadia 0007Tel: (012) 342-7736Fax: (012) 342-7738E-mail: [email protected]

United Kingdom of Great Britainand Northern Ireland [Her Britannic Majesty’s HighCommission]Website: www.britain.org.za255 Hill StreetArcadia 0083Tel: (012) 421-7500Fax: (012) 421-7555E-mail: [email protected]

United Kingdom of Great Britainand Northern Ireland [Her Britannic Majesty’s HighCommission]– during parliamentary sessionWebsite: www.britain.org.za91 Parliament StreetCape Town 8001Tel: (021) 461-7220Fax: (021) 461-0017E-mail: [email protected]

United States of America[Embassy]Website: www.usembassy.state.gov/southafricaPO Box 9536Pretoria 0001Tel: (012) 342-1048Fax: (012) 342-2244/2199E-mail: [email protected]

Uruguay (Oriental Republic of)[Embassy]PO Box 14818Pretoria Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 362-6521Fax: (012) 362-6523E-mail: [email protected]

Venezuela (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 11821Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 362-6593Fax: (012) 362-6591E-mail: [email protected]

Vietnam (Socialist Republic of)[Embassy]Website: www.vietnam.co.za

PO Box 13692Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 362-8119Fax: (012) 362-8115E-mail: [email protected]

Yemen (Republic of) [Embassy]PO Box 13343Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 430-9044Fax: (012) 430-9100E-mail:[email protected]

Zambia (Republic of) [High Commission]PO Box 12234Hatfield 0028Tel: (012) 326-1854Fax: (012) 326-2140E-mail: [email protected]

Zimbabwe (Republic of) [High Commission]PO Box 55140Arcadia 0007Tel: (012) 342-5125Fax: (012) 342-5126E-mail: [email protected]

Representatives ofthe Republic of SouthAfrica abroad

African Union and UnitedNations Economic Commissionfor Africa[South African Mission]PO Box 1091Addis AbabaTel: 09 251 171 30415Fax: 09 251 171 1330E-mail:[email protected]

Algeria (Democratic People’sRepublic of)[South African Embassy]30 Rue Capitan Hocine SlimaneEl Biar Algiers 16000Tel: 09 2132 123 0384Fax: 09 213 2132 123 0827E-mail: [email protected]

Angola (Republic of) [South African Embassy]Website: www.sambangola.infoCaixa Postal 6212

LuandaTel: 09 2442 330593/4189/9126Fax: 09 2442 39 8730E-mail:[email protected]

Argentina (Republic of) [South African Embassy]Website:www.embajadasudafrica.org.ar/homes/index.htmWebsite: www.suafrica.org.arAvenida Marcelo T de Alvaear 5908th floorC1058AAFBuenos Aires 1050Tel: 0954 11 4317 2900Fax: 0954 11 4317 2951E-mail: [email protected]

Australia (Commonwealth of)[South African High Commission]Website: www.rsa.emb.gov.auRhodes Place State CircleYarrlumlaCanberra ACT 2600Tel: 09 61 26273 2424/7Fax: 0961 26273 3543E-mail: [email protected]

Austria (Republic of) [South African Embassy]Website: www.southafrican-embassy.atSandgasse 33A-1190 ViennaTel: 09 431 320 6493Fax: 09 431 320 649351E-mail: [email protected]

Belgium (Kingdom of) [South African Embassy]Website: www.southafrica.beRue de la Loi b 7/8 Brussels 1040Tel: 09 32 2285 4400Fax: 09 32 2285 4402E-mail: [email protected]

Botswana (Republic of) [South African High Commission]Private Bag 00402GaboroneTel: 09 267 390 4800/1/2Fax: 09 267 390 5501E-mail: [email protected]

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Brazil (Federative Republic of)[South African Embassy]Website:www.africadosulemb.org.brAvenida das Nacoes Lote 6Brasilia CEP 70406-900Tel: 09 55 61312 9500Fax: 09 55 61322 8491E-mail: [email protected]

Bulgaria (Republic of) [South African Embassy]Apartment 27 Block 1Alexander Zhendov Street Sofia 1113Tel: 09 359 2971 3425Fax: 09 359 2971 3103E-mail: [email protected]

Burundi [South African Liaison Office]BP 185 BujumburaBurundiTel: 09 257 244 650Fax: 09 257 248 219E-mail: [email protected]

Cameroon (Republic of)[South African High Commission]Boite Postal 1636Yaounde CameroonTel: 09 237 223 3646Fax: 09 237 222 3210E-mail: [email protected]

Canada [South African High Commission]Website: www.southafrica-canada.com15 Sussex DriveOntario KIM 1M8OttawaTel: 09 1613 744 0330Fax: 09 1613 741 1639E-mail: [email protected]

Chile (Republic of) [South African Embassy]Website: www.embajada-sudafrica.clTorre San Ramon Piso 6Avenida 11 de Septiembre2353Santiago ProvidenciaTel: 09 56 2231 2860/3Fax: 09 56 2231 3185E-mail: [email protected]

China (People’s Republic of) [South African Embassy]5 Dongzhimenwai DajieBeijing 100600 PRCTel: 09 86 10 6532 0171Fax: 09 86 10 6532 7139E-mail: [email protected]

Cote D’Ivoire (Republic of)[South African Embassy]Villa Marc AndreRue Monseigneur Rene KoussiCocody PresidentAbidjan 08Tel: 09 225 2244 5963Fax:L 09 225 2244 7450E-mail: [email protected]

Cuba (Republic of)[South African Embassy]Website: www.sudafrica.cuAve Sta no 4201 esq 42 MiramarPlazaHavannaTel: 09 53 7204 9671/6Fax: 09 53 7204 1101E-mail: [email protected]

Cyprus (Republic of)[South African HonoraryConsulate-General]PO Box 21312Nicosia 1506Tel: 09357 237 4411Fax: 09357 237 7011

Czech Republic[South African Embassy]65 Ruska StreetVrsovice100 00 Praque 10Tel: 0942 26731 1114Fax: 0942 26731 1395E-mail:[email protected]/erminal.cz

Denmark (Kingdom of) [South African Embassy]Website: www.southafrica.dkPO Box 128DK-2900 HellerupDenmarkTel: 0945 3918 0155Fax: 0945 3918 4006E-mail:[email protected]

Egypt (Arab Republic of)[South African Embassy]55 Road 18MaadiCairoTel: 09202 359 4365/4950Fax: 09202 359 5015E-mail: [email protected]

Ethiopia (Federal DemocraticRepublic of)[South African Embassy]PO Box 1091Addis AbabaEthiopiaTel: 09251 171 3034/5Fax: 09251 171 1330E-mail:[email protected]@telecom.net.et

European Union[South African Mission]Website:http://ambassade.net/southafrica/index.html26 Rue de la Loi B7/8Brussels 1040Tel: 0932 2285 4400Fax: 0932 2285 4402E-mail: [email protected]

Finland (Republic of) [South African Embassy]Website:www.southafricanembassy.fiRahapajankatu 1A5Helsinki 00160Tel: 09358 96860 3100Fax: 09358 96860 3160E-mail: [email protected]

France (Republic of) [South African Embassy]Website: www.afriquesud.net50 Quai d’Orsay 75343Paris Cedex 07Tel: 0933 15359 2323Fax: 0933 15359 2333E-mail: [email protected]

Gabon (Republic of) [South African Embassy]BP 4063Libreville, GabonTel: 09241 77 4530/1Fax: 09241 77 4536E-mail:[email protected]


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Germany (Federal Republic of) [South African Embassy]Website: www.suedafrika.orgTiergartenstrasse 1810785 BerlinGermanyTel: 0949 30220 73090Fax: 0949 3022 073190E-mail: [email protected]

Ghana (Republic of) [South African High Commission]PO Box 298 Trade Fai, AccraGhanaTel: 09233 21762380/4480/3880Fax: 09233 2176/4484E-mail:[email protected]

Greece (Hellenic Republic of) [South African Embassy]Website: www.southafrica.grPO Box 61152GR115-10Athens Tel: 0930 210 610 6645Fax: 0930 210 610 6640E-mail: [email protected]

Hong Kong [South African Consulate-General]2706-10 Great Eagle Centre23 Harbour RoadWanchaiHong KongTel: 09852 2577 3279Fax: 09852 2890 1975E-mail: [email protected]

Hungary (Republic of) [South African Embassy]Website: www.sa-embassy.huH-1026 BudapestGardonyi Geza ut 17HungaryTel: 0936 1392 0999Fax: 0936 1200 7277E-mail: [email protected]

Iceland (Republic of) [South African HonoraryConsulate-General]Borgatun 35105 ReykjavikIcelandTel: 09354 562 3300Fax: 09354 520 3399

India (Republic of)[South African High Commission]Website: www.sahc-india.comB18 Vasant Marg Vasant ViharNew Delhi 110 057Tel: 099111 2 614 9411Fax: 099111 2 614 3605E-mail: [email protected]

Indonesia (Republic of)[South African Embassy]Website: www.saembassy-jakarta.or.idPO Box 1329JakartaIndonesiaTel: 0962 21 574 0660Fax: 0962 21 574 0661E-mail: [email protected]

International Monetary Fundand World Bank – WashingtonDC[South African PermanentMission]Suite 380 3201 New MexicoAvenue NWWashington DC 20016Tel: 091 202 364 8320Fax: 091 202 354 6008

Iran (Islamic Republic of)[South African Embassy]PO Box 11365-7476TehranIranTel: 0998 21270 2866/9Fax: 0998 21271 9516E-mail: [email protected]

Ireland [South African Embassy]2nd Floor, Alexandra HouseEarlsfort Centre Earlsfort TerraceDublin 2Tel: 09353 1661 5553Fax: 09353 1661 5590E-mail:[email protected]

Israel (State of) [South African Embassy]Website: www.safis.co.ilPO Box 7138Tel Aviv 61071Tel: 09972 3525 2566Fax: 09972 3525 3230E-mail: [email protected]

Italy (Italian Republic) [South African Embassy]Website: www.sudafrica.itVia Tanaro 14Rome 0019Tel: 0939 0685 2541Fax: 0939 0685 254300/4301E-mail: [email protected]

Jamaica [South African High Commission]7th Floor, First Life Building60 Knutsford BlvdKingston 5JamaicaTel: 091 876 960 3750/4Fax: 091 876 929 0240E-mail: [email protected]

Japan [South African Embassy]Website: www.rsatk.com414 Zenkyoren Building 2.7.9 Hirakawa-choChoyoda-kuTokyo Tel: 0981 3 3265 3366/9Fax: 0981 3 3265 1108E-mail: [email protected]

Jordan (Hashemite Kingdom of)[South African Embassy]PO Box 851508 Sweifieh 11185AnmanTel: 099626 592 1194Fax: 099626 592 0080E-mail: [email protected]

Kazakhstan (Republic of)[South African Embassy]48 Ivanilov StreetGorny Gigant SuburbAlmaty 480061KazakhstanTel: 09 7 3272 598 260/1Fax: 09 7 3272 598 259E-mail: [email protected]

Kenya (Republic of)[South African High Commission]PO Box 42441NairobiKenyaTel: 09254 2320 63100Fax: 09254 2320 63236E-mail: [email protected]

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Korea (Republic of South)[South African Embassy]Website: www.southafrica-embassy.or.kr1-37 Hannam-Dong Yongsan-kuSeoul 140-885Tel: 0982 2792 4855Fax: 0982 2792 4856E-mail: [email protected]

Kuwait (The State of) [South African Embassy]Website: www.southafricaq8.comPO Box 226240173 MishrefKuwaitTel: 09965 561 7988/8456Fax: 09965 561 7917E-mail:[email protected]

Lesotho (Kingdom of) [South African High Commission]Private Bag A266Maseru 0100Kingdom of LesothoTel: 09266 2231 5758Fax: 09266 2231 0128E-mail: [email protected]

Libya (Great Socialist People’sLibyan Arab Jamahiriya)[South African Embassy]PO Box 1230TripoliTel: 09218 21333 7006Fax: 09218 21333 9250E-mail: [email protected]

Madagascar (Republic of)[South African Embassy]Room 1208Hilton MadagascarAntananarivoTel: 09 261 20 222 6060Fax: 09 261 20 226 3042E-mail:[email protected]

Malawi (Republic of)[South African High Commission]PO Box 30043Lilongwe 3Tel: 09265 1773 722/597/036Fax: 09265 1772 571E-mail: [email protected]

Malaysia (Federation of)[South African High Commission]12 Lorong Titiwangsa

12 Taman Tasik TitiwangsaSetapark53200 Kuala Lumpur Tel: 0960 340244456/4026/5700Fax: 0960 3424 9896E-mail: [email protected]

Mali (Republic of) [South African Embassy]Website: www.saemali.infoBatiment DiarraHamdallayeACI – 2000BamakoMaliTel: 09223 229 2925/27Fax: 09223 229 2926E-mail: [email protected]

Mauritius (Republic of) [South African High Commission]PO Box 908Port LouisTel: 09230 212 6925/6/8/9Fax: 09230 212 6936/9346E-mail: [email protected]

Mexico (United Mexican States)[South African Embassy]Aportado Postal 105-219 ColoniaPolancoC.P 11560Mexico DFTel: 09525 55282 9260/65Fax: 09525 55282 9259E-mail: [email protected]

Morocco (Kingdom of)[South African Embassy]34 Rue des SaadiensRabatTel: 09212 37 706760Tel: 09212 37 724550E-mail: [email protected]

Mozambique (Republic of)[South African High Commission]Caixa Postal 1120MaputoTel: 09258 149 1614/0059Fax: 09258 149 3029/4402E-mail: [email protected]

Namibia (Republic of)[South African High Commission]PO Box 23100WindhoekTel: 09264 61205 7111Fax: 09264 6122 4140E-mail: [email protected]

Netherlands (Kingdom of the)[South African Embassy]Website: www.southafrica.nlWassenaarseweg 40 2596 CJThe HagueTel: 0931 70 392 4501Fax: 0931 70 346 0669E-mail: [email protected]

Nigeria (Federal Republic of)[South African High Commission]Plot 676Vaal StreetMaitamaAbujaTel: 09234 9413 3862/3246Fax: 09234 9413 3829E-mail: [email protected]

Nigeria (Federal Republic of)[South African High Commission]10B Club RoadIkoyiLagosTel: 09234 1 269 2709/3842Fax: 09234 1 269 0448/1324E-mail: [email protected]

Norway (Kingdom of)[South African Embassy]Drammensveien 88 c0271 OsloTel: 0947 2327 3220Fax: 0947 2244 3975E-mail: [email protected]

Oman (Sultanate of)[South African Embassy]PO Box 231 PC 118Al Harthy ComplexMuscatTel: 09 968 694 791Fax: 09 968 694 792

Pakistan (Islamic Republic of)[South African High Commission]Website: www.southafrica.org.pk48 Khayaban-e-lqbal Sector F-8/2IslamabadTel: 09 9251 226 2354/5/6Fax: 09 9251 225 0114E-mail:[email protected]


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Palestine (State of)[South African RepresentativeOffice]Website: www.sarep.orgPO Box 567 Ramallah West BankTel: 09 972 2298/7355/7929Fax: 09 972 2298 7356E-mail: [email protected]

Palestine (State of)[South African RepresentativeOffice]PO Box 1258 Gaza CityTel: 09 972 8284 1313/23Fax: 09 972 8284 1333E-mail: [email protected]

Peru (Republic of)[South African Embassy]Av. Victor Andres Belaunde 147Edificio Real Tres 3Office 801San IsidroLimaTel: 09511 440 9996Fax: 09511 422 3881E-mail: [email protected]

Peru (Republic of)[South African HonoraryConsulate]Avenida Camino Real 1252Oldeina 2 RLimaTel: 09511 422 2280Fax: 09511 442 7154

Poland (Republic of) [South African Embassy]IPC Business Centre 6th Floor U1Koszykowa 54 Warsaw 00-675Tel: 0948 22625 6228/6233Fax: 0948 22625 6270/6284E-mail:[email protected]

Portugal (Republic of) [South African Embassy]Website: www.embaixada-africadosul.ptAvenida Luis Bvar 10 1069-024 Lisbon Tel: 09351 21 319 2200

Fax: 09351 21 353 5713E-mail: [email protected]

Portugal (Republic of) [South African HonoraryConsulate]Av. da Voavusta 26744100-119 PortoTel: 09351 226 165 3330Fax: 09351 226 165 339E-mail: [email protected]

Portugal (Republic of) [South African HonoraryConsulate]Praca Antonio Nobre9004-531 FunchalMadeiraTel: 09351 291 223 521Fax: 09351 291 227 314

Qatar (State of) [South African Embassy]PO Box 24744DohaTel: 09 974 485 7111Fax: 09 974 483 5961E-mail: [email protected]

Russian Federation [South African Embassy]Website: www.saembassy.ruGranatny Pereulok 1Building 9103102 MoscowTel: 097 095 540 1177Fax: 097 095 540 1178E-mail: [email protected]

Rwanda (Republic of)[South African Embassy]Website:www.saembassy.kigali.org.rwPO Box 6563Kacyiru-SudKigaliTel: 09 250 583 185/6/7/8Fax: 09 250 511 578E-mail: [email protected]

Saudi Arabia (Kingdom of)[South African Embassy]Website: www.southafrica.com.saPO Box 94006Riyadh 11693Tel: 09 966 1422 9716/19/20Fax: 09 966 1422 9712

E-mail: [email protected]

Saudi Arabia (Kingdom of)[South African Consulate-General]Website: www.southafrica.com.saSuleman Al Tajjel StreetOff Palestine StreetAl Hamra DistrictJeddah 21483Tel: 09 9662 661 0452/0459Fax: 09 9662 663 1034E-mail: [email protected]

Senegal (Republic of) [South African Embassy]Website: www.saesenegal.infoPO Box 21010Dakar-PontyDakarTel: 09 221 865 1959Fax: 09 221 864 2359E-mail: [email protected]

Singapore (Republic of)[South African High Commission]Website:http://web.singnet.com.sg15th Floor Odeon Towers 331 North Bridge RoadSingapore 188720Tel: 0965 6339 3319Fax: 0965 6339 6658E-mail: [email protected]

Spain (Kingdom of) [South African Embassy]Website: www.sudafrica.comEdificio ListaCalle de Claudio Coello 91-6Cor of J Ortega Y GassetMadrid 28006Tel: 0934 91436 3780Fax: 0934 91577 7414E-mail: [email protected]

Spain (Kingdom of) [South African HonoraryConsulate-General]c/o Albareda 54,235008 Las Palmas de G.C.Canary IslandsTel: 0934 928 265 452Fax: 0934 928 224 975E-mail: [email protected]

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Spain (Kingdom of) [South African HonoraryConsulate-General]Las Mercedes No 31-448930 Las ArenasViscayaBilbaoTel: 0934 94 464 1124Fax: 0934 94 464 1124E-mail: [email protected]

Spain (Kingdom of) [South African HonoraryConsulate-General]c/o Teodora Lamadrid 7-11

08022 BarcelonaTel: 0934 93 418 6445Fax: 0934 93 418 0538

Sudan (Republic of the) [South African Embassy]Grand Holidy Villa HotelNile RoadKhartoumTel: 09 249 183 77 0055Fax: 09 249 183 77 0115E-mail: [email protected]

Swaziland (Kingdom of) [South African High Commission]PO Box 2507Mbabane H100Tel: 09268 404 4651/4Fax: 09268 404 4335E-mail: [email protected]

Sweden (Kingdom of) [South African Embassy]Website:www.southafricanemb.se/Linnegatan 76115 23 Stockholm Tel: 0946 824 3950Fax: 0946 8660 7136E-mail: [email protected]

Switzerland (SwissConfederation)[South African Embassy]Website: www.southafrica.ch29 Alpenstrasse3006 Berne 6Tel: 0941 31 350 1313Fax: 0941 31 350 1310/1311E-mail:[email protected]

Syria (Arab Republic of) [South African Embassy]PO Box 33972DamascusTel: 09 963 11 322 2650Fax: 09 963 11 222 9200E-mail: [email protected]

Taiwan [Liaison Office of South Africa]PO Box 18-140TaipeiTel: 09886 22715 3251/4Fax: 09886 22712 5109E-mail: [email protected]

Tanzania (United Republic of)[South African High Commission]PO Box 10723 MsakiDar-es-SalaamTel: 092 5522 260 1800Fax: 092 5522 260 0684E-mail: [email protected]

Thailand (Kingdom of) [South African Embassy]6th Floor The Park Place Building231 Soi SarasinLumpiniBangkok 10330Tel: 0966 2253 8473/4/5/6Fax: 0966 2253 8477E-mail: [email protected]

Thailand (Kingdom of) [South African HonoraryConsulate]32 Hueaykeaw RoadTambon ChangpuekAmphur MuangChiang Mai 50300Tel: 0966 53 711 800Fax: 0966 53 712 972E-mail: [email protected]

Tunisia (Republic of) [South African Embassy]Website: www.southafrica.intl.tn7 Rue AchtartNord-HiltonTunisTel: 09216 7179 8449Fax: 09216 7180 1918/1170E-mail: [email protected]

Turkey (Republic of) [South African Embassy]Website: www.southafrica.org.trPO Box 30Kucukesat 06662 Ankara Tel: 0990 312 446 4056Fax: 0990 313 446 6434E-mail: [email protected]

Turkey (Republic of)[South African HonoraryConsulate]Alarko Holding BuildingMuallim Naci Cad. 113-115OrtakoyIstanbulTel: 0990 212 227 5200Fax: 0990 212 260 2378

Turkey (Republic of)[South African HonoraryConsulate]Ocartur Tourism and TravelAgencyAtaturk CadA-Blok, No 82Mersin 33010Tel: 0990 324 237 1075Fax: 0990 324 237 1079E-mail:[email protected]

Turkey (Republic of)[South African HonoraryConsulate]Ataturk Organize SanayiBolgesi10008 Sokak No 135620 CigliIzmirTel: 0990 232 376 8445Fax: 0990 232 376 7942E-mail:[email protected]

Uganda (Republic of)[South African High Commission]PO Box 22667KampalaTel: 09256 4134 3543/4/5Fax: 09256 4134 8216E-mail: [email protected]

Ukraine [South African Embassy]PO Box 7Central Post Office22 Kreschchatik Street01001 Kyiv


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Tel: 0938044 2277172/4451/34789Fax: 0938 044 220 7206E-mail: [email protected]

Ukraine [South African HonoraryConsulate]2 Marazlievskaya StreetApp.8 OdessaTel: 09380 48 224 2059E-mail:[email protected]

United Arab Emirates[South African Embassy]Website: www.southafrica.aePO Box 29446Abu DhabiTel: 099712 633 7565Fax: 099712 633 3909E-mail: [email protected]

United Arab Emirates[South African Consulate]Website: www.southafrica.co.aeKhaleed bin al Waleed Street3rd Floor New Sharaf BuildingBur DubaiDubaiTel: 0997 14397 5222Fax: 0997 14397 9602E-mail: [email protected] Kingdom of Great Britainand Northern Ireland [South African High Commission]Website:www.southafricahouse.comSouth Africa HouseTrafalgar SquareLondon WC2N 5DPTel: 0944 207 451 7299Fax: 0944 207 451 7284E-mail:[email protected]

United Nations – New York[South African PermanentMission]333 East 38th Street9th Floor New YorkNY 10016Tel: 091212 213 5583Fax: 091212 692 2498E-mail: [email protected]

United Nations – Geneva[South African PermanentMission]65 Rue de RhomeGeneva 1204Tel: 0941 22 849 5454Fax: 0941 22 849 5432E-mail: mission@[email protected]

United Nations (InternationalAtomic Energy Agency)[South African PermanentMission]Sandgasse 33ViennaA-1190Tel: 0943 222 320 6493Fax: 0943 222 320 7584

United States of America[South African Embassy]Website: www.saembassy.org/3051 Massachusettes AvenueNWWashington DC 20008Tel: 091 202 232 4400Fax: 091 202 265 1607E-mail: [email protected]

United States of America[South African Consulate-General]Website: www.southafrica-newyork.net9th Floor333 East 38th StreetNew York 10016Tel: 091 212 213 4880Fax: 091 212 883 0653E-mail:[email protected]

United States of America[South African Consulate-General]200 South Michigan Avenue6th Floor Chicago IL 60604Tel: 091 312 939 7929Fax: 091 312 939 2588E-mail:[email protected]

United States of America[South African Consulate-General]Website:www.link2southafrica.comSuite 6006300 Wilshire Boulevard

Los AngelesCalifornia 90048Tel: 091 323 651 0902Fax: 091 323 651 5969E-mail: [email protected]

United States of America[South African HonoraryConsulate]2308 First National Bank BuildingMobileAlabama 36602Tel: 091 205 438 2145

United States of America[South African HonoraryConsulate]2272 Ridgewood WayBountifulSalt Lake CityUtah 84010Tel: 091 801 266 7867

Uruguay (Oriental Republic of)[South African Embassy]PO Box 498Montevideo 11000Tel: 09598 2623 0161Fax: 09598 2623 0066E-mail: [email protected]

Uzbekistan (Republic of)[South African Embassy]30-A Asaka StreetTaskentTel: 0999 871 137 0170/1Fax: 0999 871 137 2546E-mail: [email protected]

Venezuela (Bolivarian Republicof) [South African Embassy]PO Box 2613 Carmelitas1010 CaracasTel: 0958 212 9914622/6822/0412Fax: 0958 2991 5555E-mail: [email protected]

Vietnam[South African Embassy]Central Building 3F31 Hai Ba Trung StreetHanoiTel: 0984 4936 2000/1/2/3Fax: 0984 4936/1991E-mail: [email protected]

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Yemen (Republic of)[South African HonoraryConsulate]Al Qiyadah Street Sana’aTel: 0967 122 4051Fax: 0967 122 1611E-mail: [email protected]

Zambia (Republic of)[South African High Commission]Cheeta Road 26DKabulongaTel: 09260 126 0999Fax: 09260 126 3001E-mail: [email protected]

Zimbabwe (Republic of) [South African High Commission]7 Elcombe StreetBelgraviaHarareTel: 09263 475 3147/8/9Fax: 09263 475 9657E-mail: [email protected]


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Legislation

2004 (as at 9 November 2004)Appropriation Act, 2004 (Act 15 of 2004)Companies Amendment Act, 2004 (Act 20 of 2004)Communal Land Rights Act, 2004 (Act 11 of 2004)Division of Revenue Act, 2004 (Act 5 of 2004)Drought Relief Adjustments Appropriation Act, 2004 (Act 3 of 2004)Education Laws Amendment Act, 2004 (Act 1 of 2004)Electoral Commission Amendment Act, 2004 (Act 14 of 2004)Immigration Amendment Act, 2004 (Act 19 of 2004)Local Government: Municipal Property Rates Act, 2004 (Act 6 of 2004)National Environmental Management Amendment Act, 2004 (Act 8 of 2004)National Environmental Management: Biodiversity Act, 2004 (Act 10 of 2004)National Gambling Act, 2004 (Act 7 of 2004)Powers, Privileges and Immunities of Parliaments and Provincial Legislatures Act, 2004 (Act 4 of 2004)Prevention and Combating of Corrupt Activities Act, 2004 (Act 12 of 2004)Social Assistance Act, 2004 (Act 13 of 2004)South African Citizenship Amendment Act, 2004 (Act 17 of 2004)South African Social Security Agency Act, 2004 (Act 9 of 2004)Taxation Laws Amendment Act, 2004 (Act 16 of 2004)Telecommunications Amendment Act, 2004 (Act 2 of 2004)

White Papers

2004 (as at 9 November 2004)White Paper on e-Education: Correction (Gazette 26762, Notice 1922), 2 September 2004White Paper on e-Education: Transforming learning and teaching through information and communication technologies: Draft (Gazette 26734, Notice 1869), 26 August 2004Renewable Energy Policy of South Africa White Paper (Gazette 26169, Notice 513), 14 May 2004

2003White Paper on Corrections in South Africa: Draft, December 2003Traditional Leadership and Governance White Paper (Gazette 25438, Notice 2336), 10 September 2003e-Education Draft White Paper, August 2003National Child Labour Action Programme Draft White Paper, 29 July 2003


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Index

A

Aardklop Nasionale Kunstefees111

abalone fishery 237 Abidjan Convention 246Absa Group, Museum and Archives

120Accounting Standards Board 259,

269Acorn Incubator 170ACP countries 164

EU-ACP relations 164acrylic acid project 434Addo Elephant National Park 228see also Greater Addo Elephant

National ParkAdelaide 556Adopt a Beach Programme 239Adult Basic Education and Training

(ABET) 195, 197-198, 200,203-204, 206, 209-210, 213

Adult Basic Education and Training(ABET) Act, 2000 (Act 52 of2000) 203, 209

Adult Education and Training Multi-Year Implementation Plan (MYIP)209

Ad valorem excise duties 255Advanced Institute for Information

and Communications Technology(AIICT) 128

Advanced ManufacturingTechnology Strategy 481

advertising 149-150awards 149-150

Advertising Standards Authority(ASA) 150

aerial photography 95affirmative action, in Public Service

335-336Afghanistan, foreign relations with

301-302Africa

foreign relations with 285-300trade relations with 161-163

Africa Growth and Opportunity Act(AGOA) 164

African-Caribbean-Pacific (ACP)Declaration 162

African Cultural Heritage Trust 112African Development Bank 274Africa Network Meetings 248African Forum for Utility Regulators

439African Independent Churches

(AICs) 5-6African Languages Literary

Museum 115African Mining Partnership (AMP)

422-423African Ministers’ Council for

Water 609African Music Museum 554African National Congress (ANC)

2004 election results 326-327African traditionalists 6-7African Union (AU) 285-289Africans

languages 115population statistics 1-2

AfricareAfrikaans

churches 6language 2-4

Afrikaanse Taalmonument 547Afrikaanse Taalmuseum 118, 547Afrikaners 2Aggeneys copper mine 16Agreement on the Conservation of

Albatrosses and Petrels (ACAP)246, 249

Agri SA 70, 87-88agribusiness 88Agricultural Business Chamber

(ABC) 87-88Agricultural Credit Scheme (ACS)

87agricultural economy 70-71agricultural engineering, training inagricultural land, physical

degradation 72

agricultural production/products73-79

gross value of, 2003 75agricultural research 502Agricultural Research Act, 1990

(Act 86 of 1990) 491Agricultural Research Council

(ARC) 21, 491-493ARC Animal-ImprovementInstitute 493

ARC Animal Nutrition and AnimalProducts Institute 493

ARC Grain Crops Institute 492ARC Infruitec/Nietvoorbij 493ARC Institute for AgriculturalEngineering 492

ARC Institute for Industrial Crops492

ARC Institute for Soil, Climate andWater 72, 492

ARC Institute for Tropical andSubtropical Crops 492

ARC Onderstepoort VeterinaryInstitute 493

ARC Plant-Protection ResearchInstitute 492

ARC Range and Forage Institute493

ARC Small Grain Institute 492agricultural risk insurance 84partnerships 491-492Roodeplaat Vegetable andOrnamental Plant Institute 492-493

rural development 491Agricultural Sector Plan 69-70Agriculture and Land Affairs 69-

100see also Department of

Agriculture and Land Affairsagricultural economy 70-71Agricultural Sector Plan 69-70capacity-building 88-89credit and assistance 84-89food security 82-84



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Genetically Modified Organisms71-72

import and export control 91-93land administration 82land affairs 93-98marketing 81-82pest control 80-81production 73-79risk management 84sustainable resourcemanagement and use 72-73

Sustainable Rural DevelopmentStrategy

trade relations 89-91training and research 89veterinary services 79-80

Agulhas Current 8, 223Agulhas lighthouse 550Agulhas National Park 228, 550

Fynbos Biome 225Ai-Ais Hot Springs Game Park 15Ai-Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier

Park 15, 229AIDSsee HIV/AIDS

Air Forcesee South African Air Force

airlines 590air passenger departure tax 266air pollution 243-244airports 588-590Air-Quality Management Bill 243Air-Traffic Navigation Service

(ATNS) 589-590Albert Falls 567Albert Falls Dam 567Albertinia 544Albert Luthuli House Museumalcohol abuse 361Alexander Bay 16, 552Alexandria 12, 614Alexkor 424Alexkor Diamond Mine Board 424Alexkor Limited Amendment Act,

2001 (Act 29 of 2001) 424Algeria, foreign relations with 297Algoa Bay 11

marine protected area 227Aliwal North 11, 557Aliwal Shoal 227-228All Share Index (ALSI) 279Alternative Exchange (ALTX) 282aluminium production 22

Amalgamated Banks of SouthAfrica (Absa) 176, 273

Amalienstein 545Amanzimtoti 566Amatola Forestry Company (Pty)

Ltd 612Amatole Mountain region 556Ambient Air Standards 244American Depository Receipts 434Americas

foreign relations with 305-306trade with 164-165

An Accelerated Agenda towardsthe Restructuring of State-owned Enterprises 176

A Nation at Work for a Better Lifefor All 212

Andean Community, trade with165

Anglo-American Corporation ofSouth Africa 176

Anglo-Boer/South African War120, 551, 553, 564

history 36-38sites 544, 553

Anglo Coal 432-433Anglogold 424

Gold of African Museum 543Anglo Platinum 424, 429Angola

foreign and trade relations with290-291

member of SADC 162member of SAPP 439

animal health and disease 80animal products, gross value of,

2003 75Antarctica and Islands research

501-502anthemsee national anthem

antimony 425, 427apartheid 38-39

end of 39-42Apartheid Museum 120, 563Apex Fund 160, 274Apple Express 556aquaculture 79, 238-239aquaria 233architecture 113-114archives and heraldry 120-121Argentina

G-20+ country 167

trade with 160, 164arivia.kom 129armaments 470-474Armaments Corporation of South

Africa (Armscor) 470-472Armscor Act, 2003 (Act 51 of2003) 470

Arniston 550Arrive Alive Campaign 581-582art and culture museums 117-120

arts and culture initiatives 108-109

legacy projects 108arts and culture organisations103-108

Arts and Culture in SocietyProgramme 101

Arts Alive International Festival 111arts and culture 101-121see also Department of Arts and

Culturearchitecture 113-114archives and heraldry 120-121arts and culture initiatives 108-109

arts and culture organisations103-108

arts festivals 110-111Arts in Prisons Project 112crafts 114-115Cultural Industries GrowthStrategy 110

cultural tourism 109-110dance 112-113design 115education and training 109film 115-117funding 101galleries 113international relations 110literature 115museums 117-120music 111-112national symbols 102-103photography 113Promotion of Arts and Culture inSouth Africa 112

rock art 114Subdirectorate: Arts and SocialDevelopment 112

theatre 111visual arts 113


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arts festivals 110-111art galleries 113Artscape Theatre, Cape Town 107Arya Sasol Polymers joint venture

434asbestos, regulations prohibiting

use 246asbestos mines, rehabilitation of

423Asia

foreign relations with 300-305trade with 165-166

Asians, population statistics 1Assessment, Technology and

Education Evaluation (ATEE)Research Programme 496

Asset Forfeiture Unit 386-387relationship with ChiefDirectorate: Regulatory Services243

Association of South-East AsianNational (ASEAN) 165

Atlantic Ocean 14atmospheric changes 240-241Atmospheric Pollution Prevention

Act, 1965 (Act 45 of 1965) 243Attequas Kloof Pass 544Auditor-General 268-269Augrabies Falls 15Augrabies Falls National Park 15,

228Nama-Karoo Biome 224

Australiaforeign relations with 302investment in SA, 1994-2003161

aviation safety/security 590-591Awesome Africa Music Festival

111Azanian People’s Organisation

2004 election results 326-327

B

Bakone Malapa Open-Air Museum24, 120, 558

Balfour 436Ballito 565Banana Express 566banking industry 272-273Bapedi people 24Barberspan 230Barberton 560

Barberton Greenstone Belt 445Barberton mountain land 445 Barkley East 557Barkley West 557barley production 74Barrydale 550Basel Committee on Banking

Supervision 273Baseline Study on Hydropower in

South Africa 443Basic Conditions of Employment

Act, 1997 (Act 75 of 1997)187-188, 190

Basotho Cultural Village, Qwa-QwaNature Reserve 110, 554

Batho Pele Gateway portal 127,135, 332

Bathurst 11battlefields 567Battle of Blood River/Ncome

Project 108Baviaanskloof Wilderness Area,

Eastern Cape 227, 557Beaufort West 546bee-keeping 79Beit Bridge 24Bela-Bela 24, 558Benguela Current 7-8, 10, 223,

548Benguela Current Large Marine

Ecosystem (BCLME) Programme246

Benguela Fisheries Interaction andTraining (BENEFIT) Programme246

Benoni 20Berg River 549Bethal 436Bethel 23Bethlehem 16-17, 555Bethulie 554Betty’s Bay 550

Harold Porter National BotanicalGarden 230-231

BHP Billiton 176, 431Big Elephant Indaba, 2004 230Big Five 548, 559Big Hole 551Biennial Tripartite Mine and Safety

Summit (Oct 2003) 425biodiversity 222-226

preserving 226-230programmes 488

values in South Africa 223Biodiversity Act, 2004 (Act 109 of

2004) 230biomass 440Biotechnology Partnership for

Africa’s Development (Biopad)500

Bird Island 227, 239Birdlife, South Africa 249birds, in Kruger National Park 226birth defects 363Bisho 11Black Business Supplier

Development Programme 169Black Business Supplier

Programme (BBSP) 182Black Economic Empowerment

(BEE) 169, 181-182, 423-424agriculture, in 87broad-based 160, 181-182Commission 181in economy 175, 181-182in electricity supply industry 177in liquid fuels industry 433, 435in tourism industry 538in transport industry 573

Black IT Forum 181Black Rock 551Blesbokspruit wetlands 20, 230Bloemfontein 16, 230, 396, 554Bloemhof 18Blood River, Battle of 568Bloubergstrand 544Bloukrans River Bridge 545Blue Flag beaches 239Blue Flag Campaign 239Blue ID projects 19Blue Train 546, 560Blydepoort Dam 560Blyde River Canyon 445, 560Blyde River Canyon National Park

229, 610Blyderivierspoort Nature Reserve

560Board of Tariffs and Trade (BTT)

161Bohlabela district 559Bo-Kaap Museum 543bokkoms 549Boksburg 20Bolivia

G-20+ country 167trade with 160


Bond Exchange of South Africa(BESA) 278, 282-283

Bonnievale 547Bontebok National Park 228Boomplaas Cave, Cango Valley,

rock art 114Bophirima 18, 559botanical gardens 230-232Bothaville 555Botshabelo 554Botshabelo Historical Village 561Botswana

foreign relations with 291fuel products trade 435member of SAPP 439member of SADC 162

Bourke’s Luck potholes 445, 560-561

boxing 529Boxing South Africa 529Brandvlei 553Brazil

G-20+ country 167trade with 164-165

Bredasdorp 550oil exploration 435

Bredasdorp Basin 435Bredasdorp Shipwreck Museum

550Brainworks Incubator 170Brakpan 20Brazil, trade with 160Breede River Valley region 546-

547breeding centres 232-233Bridges to the Future Initiative (BFI)

210British colonial era 32-34Brits 18-19Broad-Based Black Economic

(BEE) Act, 2003 (Act 53 of2003) 182, 253

Broad-Based Black EconomicEmpowerment (BEE) Strategy181-182

Broad-Based Socio EconomicEmpowerment Charter 420

broadcasting 136-137role-players 137-140

Broadcasting Act, 1999 (Act 4 of1999) 136

Broadcasting Amendment Act,2002 (Act 64 of 2002) 137

Bronkhorstspruit 20-21Budget

2004/2005 254-255tax proposals 254-255

Budget Council 262Bureau for Economic Research

501Burgersdorp 557Burkina Faso 298Burundi, foreign relations with 295Bushbuckridge 559Bushman Site Museum 567Bushveld 24Bushveld Complex 445Bushveld Escarpment 445Business and Entrepreneurial

Development (BED) 85Business Arts South Africa (BASA)

107Business Confidence Index 258Business Partners Employee Share

Trust 176Business Partners Ltd 176Business Partners Umsobomvu

Franchising Fund 176Business Referral and Information

Network (BRAIN) 174bus transport 579Buy Local Campaign 184

C

cabbage production 76Cabinet 315-316

as on 15 October 2004 317cadastral surveys 94Calabash 111Canal Walk Century City 544Cairns Group 167Caledon 550Calitzdorp 545Calitzdorp Spa 545Call of South Africa Campaign 538Camden power station 436-437Canada

investment in SA, 1994-2003161

trade with 164Cango Caves 545Capacity-Building Grants (CBGs)

water industry 605

Capacity-building programme forrenewable energy and energyefficiency (CaBEERE) 441

Capricorn district 558Cape Action Plan for People and

the Environment Project 231Cape Agulhas 7, 550Cape Columbine 548Cape Conversion Process 611Cape Flats 447Cape Floral Kingdom 223, 231World Heritage Site 229

Cape Fold Belt 447Cape Granite 446Cape Hangklip 237Cape MalaysCape Metropole 543-544Cape Peninsula 227, 446Cape Peninsula National Park

see Table Mountain National ParkCape Peninsula University of

Technologyinstitutional restructuring 209

Cape Point 543Cape Town

Clifton beach, Blue Flag beach239

industry/economy 11International Airport 9Kirstenbosch National BotanicalGarden 229

Kirstenbosch Research Centre231

rainfall 8Table Mountain 446-447tourist attractions 543Two Oceans Aquarium 233

Cape Verde 298Cape Winelands 546-547Capital Gains Tax 264capital market activity

primary 277-278secondary 278-279

Carnarvon 15, 553Carolina 23Castle of Good Hope 543catchment management agencies

(CMAs) 600, 605-606Catchment Management Strategy

605Cathcart 556Cathedral Peak 567Cato Manor 564


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Innovation Support Centre 170Cedarberg Wilderness Area 227Cedarville 565Cell C 128, 132-133Census 2001 1-2Central Energy Fund (CEF) 434Central Karoo 545-546Central University of Technology,

Free Stateinstitutional restructuring 209

Centre for Public ServiceInnovation (CPSI) 332

Centre for the Evaluation ofEducational Qualifications 200

Centres of Excellence (COEs)telecommunications industry 132

Ceres 547Chad, foreign relations with 295Chamber of Mines 426-427Chapman’s Peak Drive 446cheetah conservation 226Chelsea Flower Show, 2004 225 chemicals industry 245child/childrensee also juveniles, youthchild abuse 513-514child labour 190Childline South Africa 514 courts 392justice system 391

Child Justice Bill 394-395Child Labour Action Programme

190Childline South Africa 514 Child-Protection Register 513Child, Youth and Family

Development (CYFD) ResearchProgramme 496

ChileG-20+ country 167trade with 160, 164-165

Chemin Incubator 170Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital

20Christian churches 5-6Christiana 18Church Square, Pretoria 20, 563Cinema Nouveau 116Cinergy Global Power Inc 435circuit courts 397Cities for Climate Protection 240Citizens Post Offices 135citizenship 337

citrus and subtropical fruitproduction 76, 549

Citrusdal 549City Ballet 113civil aviation 588-591civil courts 398civil jurisdiction 397-398Clanwilliam 549Clarens 445, 555Clean Development Mechanism

(CDM) 247Clifton, Blue Flag beach 239climatic changes 240-241

demonstration projects linkingwith sustainable development240

public awareness and education240-241

climatic features, SA 8Clocolan 555Code of Good Practice for Black

Economic Empowerment inPublic Private Partnerships(PPPs) 182

Coega IDZ 169coal 431-432

mining 23, 428, 431reserves 432revenues from 432use in energy supply 432

Coal Line, Spoornet 585Coast-2-Coast Corridor SDI 169coastal lakes 608coastal management 239-240Coastal Management Bill 235-

236, 239Coastcare induction programme

239coasts

SA 7-8Code of Good Practice for Black

Economic Empowerment inPublic Private Partnerships 260

Coega aluminium smelter 13Coega development project 156Coega IDZ 13, 169Coert Steynberg Museum 564Coffee Bay 556Colesberg 553collective bargaining 187Collect-a-Can 245collective investment schemes

275-276

Collective Investment SchemesControl Act, 2003 (Act 45 of2003) 275

collieries, rehabilitation of 423Collieries Environmental Control

Services 427Colliery Technical Services 427Colliery Training College 427Colombia, trade with 164Coloured people, population

statistics 1-2Columbine Nature Reserve 548Commission for Conciliation,

Mediation and Arbitration(CCMA) 187

Commission for EmploymentEquity (CEE) 187-188

Commission for the Conservationof Antarctic Marine LivingResources 246

Commission for the Promotion andProtection of Cultural, Religiousand Linguistic Communities 5

Commission for the Promotion andProtection of the Rights ofCultural, Religious and LinguisticCommunities Act, 2002 (Act 19of 2002) 5

Commission on Gender Equality(CGE) 403-404

Commission on the Restitution ofLand Rights (CRLR) 97-98

communications 125-150see also Department of

Communicationsinternational co-operation 130media 136-150policies 125-127postal sector 133-136telecommunications 127-133

CommuniTel 127, 177community forestry 615-616community radio 138Community-based Public Works

Programme (CBPWP) 179Community Courts 388Community Development Workers

(CDWs) 328community health 354-365Community Reinvestment Bill 372community tourism 535

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Community Water Supply andSanitation (CWSS) Programme602

Companies Act, 1973 (Act 61 of1973) 258

Companies and IntellectualProperty Registration Office(CIPRO) 178

Compensation for OccupationalInjuries and Diseases Act, 1993(Act 130 of 1993) 186

Compensation for OccupationalInjuries and DiseasesAmendment Act, 1997 (Act 61of 1997) 186

Compensation Fund 186-187competition 58Competition Act, 1998 (Act of 89

of 1998) 58, 172Competition Appeal Court 172Competition Commission 172-173competition policy, in economy

172-173Competition Second Amendment

Act, 2000 (Act 39 of 2000) 173Competition Tribunal 172-173Competitiveness Fund 169Compulsory HIV-Testing of Alleged

Sexual Offenders Bill, 2003 395Comrades Marathon 565Congress of South African Trade

Unions 184conservancies 230conservation areas 226-230conservation challenges 240-246Conservation of Agricultural

Resources Act, 1983 (Act 43 of1983) 72, 241

Consolidated MunicipalInfrastructure Programme 323

Constitutional Court 108, 396, 563Constitution Hill Project 108, 563Constitution Museum 108Constitution of the Republic of

South Africa 1996 313-314Amendment Act, 2001 (Act 34 of2001) 394

Amendment Bills 395co-operative governance 326educational rights 195, 197expenditure control 260financial responsibilities ofgovernment 253

water rights 602Construction Industry Charter 180Construction Industry Development

Board (CIDB) 180Construction Industry Development

Programme (CIDP) 179-180consumer and corporate regulation

178Consumer Price Inflation (CPI) 157Consumer Price Inflation (CPI)

excluding mortgage costs (CPIX)271

Convention on International Tradein Endangered Species (CITES)248

Convention to CombatDesertification (CFD) 73, 241

co-operative agreements, in Africa609

Co-operative Banks Bill 258Co-operative Bill 184co-operative governance 326correctional services 405-416see also Department of

Correctional Servicesadministration 415anti-corruption 416categories 407-408classification 407community corrections 413-414community involvement 415-416Draft White Paper on Corrections405

health care services 409-410human resources 415international co-operation 416mother-and-child units 408privilege system 408-409rehabilitation services 410-413safe custody 405-407safety and security 407young offenders 408

Correctional Services Act, 1998415

corporates, SA 280Cosmos Country 561Cote d’Ivoire, foreign relations with

297Cotonou Agreement 164cotton production 76-77Council for Geoscience 499-500

Council for Quality Assurance inGeneral and Further Educationand Training (Umalusi) 199

Council for Scientific and IndustrialResearch (CSIR) 21, 493-494

e-Afrika Commission 130Joint Capital Fund 170National Product DevelopmentCentre 115

Phephafatso Strategy 421rural craft projects 114Technology Incubator 170

Council for the Built Environment(CBE) 180-181

Council of Education Ministers 199Council on Higher Education (CHE)

200courts 396-398Courts for Income Tax Offenders

389Cradle of Humankind 1, 20, 446Cradock 11crafts 114-115CREATE SA (Creative Education

and Training Enterprise SouthAfrica) 109, 115

credit and assistance, inagriculture 84-89

Creighton 565crime

domestic violence 61, 394illegal firearms 61interventions 60-61organised 61prevention measures 390reduction 60sexual offences 61trends, 1994/95-2003/04 60

criminal courts 399criminal jurisdiction 398-399Criminal Justice System 391

effectiveness of 61-62Criminal Law (Sexual Offences)

Amendment Bill 395Criminal Procedure Act, 1977 (Act

51 of 1997) 243, 396Criminal Procedure Amendment

Act, 2003 (Act 42 of 2003) 396Critical Infrastructure Programme

(CIP) 167, 169Crocodile River 561Cross-Border Road Transport

Agency (CBRTA) 574-575


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cross-border transport 579-580cross-media control 137Cuba, G-20+ country 167Cullinan 21, 562Cultural Industries Growth Strategy

110Cultural Institutions Act, 1998 (Act

119 of 1998) 118Cultural Heartland 561Cultural Historical Forestry

Museum 561cultural tourism 109-110, 566cultural villages 109-110, 559curriculum development, further

education and training 206-207Custody and Administration of

Securities Act, 1992 (Act 85 of1992) 283

Customised Sector Programme(CSP) 168

customs duty 265Customs Compliance Campaign

263

D

dairy-farming 78 dams 607-608dance 112-113

FNB Dance Umbrella 113Dance Factory 113Danielskuil 551Darling 548Darling Independent Power

Producer 442Darling National Demonstration

Wind Farm 443Darling Wind Farm 443Darnall 565Dassen Island 227Day of Goodwill 3Day of Reconciliation 3De Aar 15, 553De Beers Consolidated Mines 16,

424De Beers Museum 119Debt Collectors Act, 1998 (Act 114

of 1998) 258debt management 256-257deciduous fruit 75Dedicated Banks Bill 258De Doorns 547deeds registration 93-94

Deeds Registries Act, 1937 421deep-sea hake fishery,

transformation 235deepwater ports 592-593defence 460-470see also South African National

Defence Forceequipment requirements 469-470

force employment 467-469functions 461legislation 460objectives 461-462operations 465organisational structure 464-465peace support 469 poaching, marine resources 234strategy 462-464transformation management466-466

Defence Act, 2002 460-461Defence Strategy 462-464De Hoop Nature Reserve 550De Hoop Vlei 230De Kelders 550Democracy and Governance

Research Programme 496-497De Mond Nature Reserve 550De Mond State Forest 230De Rust 545design 115De Wildt Cheetah Breeding and

Research Centre 559Defiance Campaign, early 1950s demersal fishery 236-237Demobilisation Act, 1996 (Act 99

of 1996) democracy

First Decade of Freedom, keyfindings and lessons 42-45, 65-67

influence of State 65-66Second Decade of Freedom,challenges and opportunities67-68

social transition 67Democratic Alliance

2004 election results 326-327Democratic Republic of Congo

foreign relations with 296member of SADC 162member of SAPP 440

Denel Group of South Africa 129,472-474

Department of Educationsee education

Department of EnvironmentalAffairs and Tourism 219, 537-538

see also environmental affairs andtourism

Chief Directorate: RegulatoryServices 243

control of fishing industry 234-235

Department of Foreign Affairs 285-311

see also foreign affairsMultilateral diplomacy 309-311relations with Asia and MiddleEast 300-305

relations with Europe 307-309relations with Americas 305-306

Department of Healthsee also healthDirectorate: Radiation Control432

Department of Home Affairssee home affairs

Department of Housingsee housing

Department of Justice andConstitutional Development

see also justice and constitutionaldevelopment

Directorate: Special Operations386

restructuring 385-386Department of Labour 189-190Department of Land Affairssee land affairs

Department of Provincial and LocalGovernment

see provincial and localgovernment

Department of Safety and Securitysee safety and security

Department of Social Developmentsee also social developmentabused women 513-514disabled 515legislation 508-510

Department of Sport andRecreation

see sport and recreation

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Department of Trade and Industry159-161

see also trade and industryDepartment of Transportsee transport

Department of Water Affairs andForestry

see also water affairs and forestryDirectorate: Water QualityManagement 242-243

Chief Directorate: Forestry 612Deputy Ministers 316

as on 1 Sep 2004 318Deputy President 314Desert Biome 225-226Destination Marketing Organisation

(DMA) for Tourism 11Development Bank of Southern

Africa (DBSA) 274-275DBSA Vulindlela (Pathway)Academy 275

Development Bank of SouthernAfrica Act, 1997 (Act 13 of1997) 274

diamond fieldsgeology of 446mining 18tourist attractions 551

dinosaur fossils 445Dinaledi Awards 207Direct Normal Radiation (DNR) 443Directorate: Collective Bargaining

187Directorate: Employment Equity

187-188Directorate Employment Standards

188-190Disability Sport South Africa

(DISSA) 528-529disabled persons 363-364disaster management 327Disaster Management Act, 2002

(Act 57 of 2002) 327District Six Museum 543Division of Revenue Act, 2004 (Act

5 of 2004) 601Dolphin Action Protection Group

249Dolphin beach, Blue Flag beach

239Dolphin Coast, tourist attractions

565domestic bonds 278-279

domestic debt 256domestic equities 279domestic expenditure 155-157domestic output 153-155domestic violence 61, 394Domestic Violence Act, 1998 (Act

116 of 1998) 394Doring Bay 549DOT ZA Domain Name Authority

126Downstream Aluminium Centre for

Technology 170Draft Accounting Professions Bill

258Draft Consumer Credit Bill 274 Draft Convergence Bill 126Draft Energy Efficiency Policy 439Draft White Paper on e-Education

204-205Drakensberg Escarpment 14, 560

geology of 445Grassland Biome 224tourist attractions 567

Drimolen caves 446driving licences, credit-card format

(CCF) 577Drostdy Museum, Swellendam 550drought management 84, 607Dube Trade Port project 14Dukuduku 13Dullstroom 561Dumping at Sea Control Act, 1980

(Act 73 of 1980) 244Dundee 14, 568Durban

Blue Flag beach 239Botanical Gardens 231climate 8Fitzsimons Snake Park 233, 564Harbour 13industries 14-15International Airport 13Local History Museum 119Museum of Natural History 119,564

museums 564Sea World, Marine Parade 233 uShaka Marine World 233, 564tourist attractions 564-565

Durban Institute of Technologyinstitutional restructuring 209

Dwars River chromitite layers 445Dwesa 11

E

e-Africa Commission 130East Griqualandsee Griqualand East

Early Childhood Development(ECD) 197, 200, 211-213

early colonial period 31-32Early Stone Age 228Early Warning System 260Earth Day 221Earthlife Africa 249Easigas 436East Africa Submarine Cable

System 130Eastern Cape 11-13

agriculture 12airports 11, 13biodiversity values 223capital 11-12fishing 12forestry 11-13GDP/R 12geographical features 11-12harbours 11, 13Industrial Development Zones(IDZs) 13, 169

industry 12-13motor manufacturing 12people/population 12provincial government as on 1Sep 2004 319

statistics 12tourist attractions 555-558unemployment 12

East London 557Airport 11harbour 11IDZ 13, 169Museum 119, 557tourist attractions 557aquarium 233

EcoLink 249Economic Cluster 56-59

employment 56-57growth and wealth 56investment 56macro-economic stability 56policy framework 56state enterprise restructuring 57-59

trade reform, industrial


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restructuring and industrialpolicy 57

economic competitiveness 59economysee also National Treasuryblack economic empowerment181-182

competition policy 172-173consumer and corporateregulation 178

Department of Trade and Industry159-161

domestic expenditure 155-157domestic output 153-155employment and skillsdevelopment 182-187

enterprise and industrydevelopment 168-172

exchange rates 157-158foreign trade and payments 158-159

growth rates 156labour relations 187-190manufacturing 172of South Africa 153-190price inflation 157public works programmes 178-181

small, medium and micro-enterprises 173-176

restructuring of states assets176-178

trade relations 161-168EDI Holdings Company 438EDI Restructuring Blueprint Report

438 education/training 195-216

administration 197arts and culture 109core activities 197departments 197-199 Directorate Inclusive Education211

education policy 202-212education structures 196-199finance/financing 201-202free basic 204Further Education and Training198

General Education 198Higher Education 198HIV/AIDS 213

international communityinvolvement 214

library and information services(LIS) sector 214-216

partnerships, internationalrelations and funding 213-214

policy 202-212Quality Promotion andDevelopment 198

responsibilities 197School Register of Needs 212special 210-211statutory bodies 199-201structures 196-199Systems Planning and Monitoring197-198

Education Labour Relations Council(ELRC) 201, 213

Education Laws Amendment Act,2000 (Act 53 of 2000) 206

Education, Ministry of 196-196education policy 202-212

adult basic education andtraining 209

early childhood development211-212

further education and training206

general education and training205-206

higher education 208-209learners with special educationneeds 210-211

legislative framework 202-204policy development 204-205

education structures 196-199Education, White Paper 3: A

Programme for theTransformation of HE 108

Education, White Paper 3 onHigher Education 203

Education White Paper 6 onSpecial Needs Education:Building an Inclusive Educationand Training System 211

Education, White Paper 4 onFurther Education and Training202-203

Eduplant 616 e-Education 204-205Egolisee Johannesburg

EgoliBio Incubator 170

Egoli Gas (Pty) Ltd 435e-government policy 331-332Egypt

foreign relations with 297G-20+ country 167

e-Justice Programme 392-393Elands Bay 548elections 326-327

2004 results 326-327Electoral Commissions Act, 1996

(Act 51 of 1996)electricity/electricity supplies 436-

440distribution industry, restructuring436-438

Integrated National ElectrificationProgramme 439

Multimarket Model (MMM)implementation plan 436-437

in electricity supply industry 177National Electricity Regulator438-439

Southern African Power Pool(SAPP) 439-440

supply industry (ESI),restructuring 177, 437

rural households 439Electronic Communications and

Transactions Act, 2002 (Act 25of 2002) 126, 129

Electronic Industries Federation 181elephant conservation 226Elgin 551Elgin Apple Museum, Elgin 551Elim 550Elliott 11, 557eMakhosini Valley 566emigrants’ funds 280-281Emerald Safari Animal World 232Emerald Safari Resort and Casino

232Emerging Contractor Development

Programme (ECDP) 180Emerging Market Bond Index 256Employment and Economic Policy

Research (EEPR) Programme497

employment and skillsdevelopment 182-187

Employment and SkillsDevelopment Lead EmployersAgencies 183

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Employment and SkillsDevelopment Strategy (ESDS)182

Employment Bureau of Africa(TEBA) 427

Employment ConditionsCommission (ECC) 188-189

Employment of Educators Act,1998 (Act 76 of 1998) 203

employment equity, Directorate187-188

Employment Equity Act, 1998 (Act55 of 1998) 187-188

Code of Good Practice on KeyAspects of Disability 187

Employment Equity Registry 188employment standards

Directorate 188-190regulations and sectoraldeterminations 188-190

empowerment 58-59Endangered Wildlife Trust 249Energy Regulator Bill 431energy

demand 430-431efficiency 430in the economy 429household consumption 430household environment 444polluting effects on theenvironment 444

productive sectors 431renewable 440-444research 502solar 441-443transport use of 431wind 443

Engelenburg House Art Collection,Pretoria 118

English official language 2-4population 2

enterprise and industrydevelopment 168-172

Enterprise and IndustryDevelopment Division (EIDD)168

Enterprise Organisation 169-170Environmental Affairs and Tourism,

Department of see environment

environmental health 360Environmental Health Month 222

Environmental ImpactAssessments (EIAs) 220-221

Environmental ImplementationPlans (EIPs) 220

environmental injustices 246

Environmental Justice NetworkingForum 249

environment, state of the 221-222Environment Conservation Act,

1989 (Act 73 of 1989) 229, 246

environmental courts 234environmental management 219-

249air pollution 243-244aquaria 233biological diversity 222-226botanical gardens 230-232breeding centres 232-233chemicals 245conservation challenges 240-246erosion and desertification 241international co-operation 246-249

marine pollution 244-245marine protected areas (MPAs)227-228

marine resources 233-240preserving biodiversity 226-230private-sector involvement 249snake parks 233state of the environment 221-222

urban conservation 245waste management 241water quality 242-243zoological gardens 232

Environmental Management Plans220

environmental research 503-504Equality Courts 389Equatorial Guinea, foreign relations

with 295Equitable Shares Formula (ESF)

202Ermelo 23

Camden power station 437-437erosion and desertification 241escarpments 8e-Schools Project 130Eshowe 14Esitel 127, 177

Eskom 171, 430, 436, 501infrastructure development 436pollution by 444restructuring 177, 437-438

Eskom Enterprises (EE) 129, 177Eskom Holdings 177, 437Eskom Regulated Strategy 177estate duty 266Estcourt 13Europe

foreign relations with 307-309trade relations with 163foreign relations with 307-309

European Development Fund 164European Investment Bank 274European Union (EU) 161, 163

financing, HIV/AIDS programmesin education sectors 202

Trade Development and Co-operation Agreement (TDCA)163-164

Wines and Spirits Agreement 75excise duty 265Excellence in Mining Environmental

Management Award System423

exchange control 279-281exchange rates 157-158Expanded Public Works

Programme (EPWP) 178-180,184, 204

export development and promotion168

Eyesizwe 432Ezemvelo KwaZulu-Natal Wildlife

239

F

False Bay 447Family Court Pilot Project 389Fancourt Country Club and

Golf Estate 544farm income 73farmingsee agriculture

ferrous minerals 429Ficksburg 555

San rock art 17field crops 73-77

gross value of, 2003 75production figures, 2003 77

Filing Season campaign 267


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film 115-117Film and Publication Board 116-

117Films and Publications Act, 1996

(Act 65 of 1996) 116

Films and Publications AmendmentAct, 1999 (Act 34 of 1999)116-117

finance/financing 253-283see also National Treasury;

economyAuditor-General 268-269banking industry 272-273debt management 256-257Bond Exchange of South Africa282-283

Budget Council 262education 201-202exchange control 279-281Financial and Fiscal Commission(FFC) 261-262

financial institutions 274-277financial markets 277-279Financial sector 269-271Financial Services Board 272Financial Services Sector Charter259

fiscal policy framework 254-256gambling and lotteries 267-268insurance companies 274JSE Securities Exchange 281-282

legislation 257-259macro-economic strategy 262-263

microlending industry 273-274monetary policy 271-272money laundering, anti 261money-market activity 279Public InvestmentCommissioners (PIC) 262

South African Revenue Services(SARS) 263-267

state expenditure 269-261STRATE Limited 283

Financial Action Task Force (FATF)261

Financial Advisory andIntermediary Services Act, 2002(Act 37 of 2002) 258, 262,274, 276

Financial and Fiscal Commission(FFC) 261-262

financial institutions 274-277Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC)

Act, 2001 (Act 38 of 2001) 261financial markets 277-279

Financial Markets Control Act,1989 (Act 55 of 1989) 281, 283

financial sector 269-271Financial Services Board (FSB)

257, 272, 276Financial Services Ombudschemes

Bill 258Financial Services Sector Charter

259firearm control 459Firearms Control Act, 2000 (Act 60

of 2000) 459First National Bank (FNB)

FNB Dance Umbrella 113FirstRand Bank Limited 176, 273Fiscal policy framework 254-256Fischer-Tropsch technology 18,

433Fish River Canyon 15Fish River SDI 13, 169fisheries/fishing industry 235

compliance, improvement in234-235

new fisheries 238Norway, assistance 247research 504transformations 233-235

fishing rightscommercial, allocation 234

Fitzsimons Snake Park 233, 564Flag Boshielo Dam 608Flagship Institutions 118flood management 607flower production 77fluorspar production 18Food and Trees for Africa (FTAF)

616Food and Witblits Festival 555food processing industry 21-22food quality assurance 92-93food safety 92-93, 365-366food security 82-84, 365-366,

511-512Foodstuffs, Cosmetics and

Disinfectants Act, 1972 (Act 54of 1972) 72

foreign investors 282foreign trade and payments 158-

159Foreign Affairs, Department ofsee foreign affairs

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)159

Foreign Investment Grant (FIG)167, 169

foreign relations 285-311multilateral diplomacy 309-311relations with Americas 305-306relations with Asia and MiddleEast 300-305

relations with Europe 307-309South Africa and Africa 285-300

Forensic Science Laboratory, SAPSrelationship with ChiefDirectorate: Regulatory Services243

Forest Biome 225Forest Enterprise Development

616Forest Industries Education and

Training Authority (FIETA)forest packages 178Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)

612forestry 609-616

industry 609, 612-613community-based 615-616exports 612-613legislation 613participatory management 615products 612research and training 615restructuring 178, 610-612subprogrammes 610-611sustainable management 612-613

White Paper on SustainableForest Development in SouthAfrica 615-616

woodlands 614wood processing 615yields 614-615

forestsindigenous/high 613-614management 610-612planted 614scrub 614

Fort Beaufort 556

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Fort Cox College of Agriculture and Forestry 615

Fort Schanskop 564Foundation of the Creative Arts 105Fraserburg 553Franschhoek 546Free Basic Electricity Policy 439Free Basic Water (FBW) Policy

602, 605Freedom Charter 20Freedom Day 3, 102Freedom Front Plus, 2004 election

results 326-327 Freedom Monument, Pniel 546Freedom Park Project 108-109Free Trade Area (FTA) 162, 165Free State 16-17

agriculture 17biodiversity values 223capital 17Consolidated Goldfields 17GDP/R 17-18geographical features industry 17-18languages 16-17manufacturing 17-18Medium Term ExpenditureFramework 18

mining 17National Botanical Garden 230people/population 16-17provincial government as on 1Sep 2004 319

tourist attractions 553-555Free State University of Technology

115friendly societies 276-277fuel products, trade 435Fund for Research into Industrial

Development, Growth and Equity175

Furniture Technology Centre(Furntech) 170

Further Education and Training(FET) 195-198, 200, 202, 204,206-208, 213

colleges 207curriculum development 206-207

private colleges 208Further Education and Training

Certification (FETC) 205-206

Further Education and Training(FET) Act, 1998 202-203

fynbos 9, 77, 545, 547-548, 557Fynbos Biome 225

G

G-20+ countries 165, 167Gaabo Motho Cultural Village 110Gabon, foreign relations with 295Galeshewe 551Gambia, The

foreign relations with 298-299gambling and lotteries 267-268 game-farming 79Ga-Mashishi Woodlands Project

615Gamka Mountain Reserve 545Gansbaai 550Garden Route 544-545Garden Route Botanical Garden

231, 544Gariep Dam 554Garies 552Gas Act, 2001 (Act 48 of 2001)

436gasfields 434-435gas production 435-436gas-to-liquid fuels project 434Gatberg Wetlands 230Gateway Home Loans (GHL) Gateway International Airport 23,

24Gauteng 19-22

agriculture 21-22biodiversity values 223capital 21food processing industry 21-22GDP/R 19-21industry 21-22IDZ 169languages 21manufacturing 21mining 22people/population 20-21provincial government as on 1Sep 2004 319

technology 21tourist attractions 562-564

Gauteng Access Guide 563Gauteng Tourism Authority 563Gemsbok National Park 15Genadendal 551

General and Further Education Act,2001 (Act 58 of 2001) 199

General Education and Training(GET) 195, 198, 200, 205-206

Curriculum 2005 205-206school admission policy 206

General Freight Lines 585Generalised System of Preferences

(GSP) 164Generally Recognised Accounting

Practice (GRAP) 259General Preferential Tariff (GPT)

164General Smuts House Museum

564Genetically Modified Organisms

71-72Genetically Modified Organisms

Act, 1997 (Act 15 of 1997) 71-72

geography, of South Africa 7-8geology, of South Africa 445-447

Barberton mountain land 445Bushveld Complex andEscarpment 445

Cape Peninsula 446-447Cradle of Humankind 229, 446diamond fields 446Drakensberg Escarpment 445Golden Gate Highlands NationalPark 228, 445

Karoo 445meteorite impact sites 446Pilanesberg 446Table Mountain 446-447Witwatersrand 447

George 544Furniture Technology Centre(Furntech) 170

George Museum 544George Airport 9, 544Geoscience Act, 1993 (Act 100 of

1993) geriatrics 363-364Germany


trade with 163Germiston 20Ghana, foreign relations with 298Gift to the Earth Award 248Giriyondo Border Post 229Girl Child Initiative 174


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Girls’ Education Movement (GEM)204

Gladysvale caves 446Global Mining Dialogue 422Godisa National Incubation

Programme 483Godisa Programme 483gold mines/mining 17, 424gold price 158gold production statistics 428gold refineries 17Gold Reef City 563Golden Gate Highlands National

Park 445, 555Gold for Africa Museum 543Gonarezhou National Park 229Gondwana Supercontinent 445goods transport 580Gouda 547Gourits River Gorge 544Governance and Administration

Cluster 50-53, 333achievements 50-51challenges 52

government and communication324-325

Government Employees’ PensionFund 262

Government InformationTechnology Officers’ Council(GITO) 331

government system 313-340Constitution 313-314co-operative governance 326disaster management 327elections 326-327government 314-324government and communication324-325

Home Affairs 336-339International Marketing Council(IMC) 325

Parliament 314-315Public Service 327-336

Graaff-Reinet 11, 556Grabouw 551Grahamstown 11, 557Grahamstown Botanical Garden

231Grain SA 74Graskop 560grass and wetlands, tourist

attractions 561

Grassland Biome 224Great Brak River 544Great Escarpment 8Great Karoo 10-11Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park

(GLTP) 229Great North Road 24Greater Addo Elephant National

Park 227, 557Greater St Lucia Wetlands Park

(GSLWP) 13, 566, 611Savanna Biome 224World Heritage Site 566

greenhouse gas emissions 240,247, 444

Green Kalahari 552Green Trust 249Griqualand East 565Groblersdal 23Grootvadersbosch Nature Reserve

544Grootvlei power station 436-437Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

153-155, 158agriculture 71sectoral contributions, 2002-2003 155

trends 1998 Grotto beach, Blue Flag beach 239ground-nut production 74groundwater resources 597, 599,

608-609Growth and Development Summit

(GDS), 2003 184Guinea, foreign relations with 299Guinea-Bissau, foreign relations

with 299

H

habitat management areas 229Hammarsdale 14Hangklip-Kleinmond municipal

area 550Hanover 553Hans Merensky Nature Reserve

and Mineral Spa 559Hantam Karoo 553Harding 14Harmony Gold Refinery 17Harold Porter National Botanical

Garden 230-231Harrismith 555

Hartbeespoort Dam 233, 559Hartbeespoort Dam Snake and

Animal Park 233, 559Hartebeesthoek Radio Astronomy

Observatory (HartRAO) 490Hazardous Substances Act, 1973

(Act 15 of 1973) 432Heads of Education Departments

Committee (HEDCOM) 199, 202health 343-366see also Department of Healthcommunity health 345, 354-365costs 353-354food security 365-366funding 373health authorities 343-345health policy 345-348health team 348-353Integrated Nutrition Programme365-366

medical schemes 353-354provincial 344-345statutory bodies 343

health authorities 343-345Health, Department ofsee health

health policy 345-348health services

community 354-365costs 353-354funding 348health team 348-353medical schemes 353-354statutory bodies 343

Hector Petersen Museum 20, 563Heidelberg 20, 544, 563

agriculture 21Grootvadersbosch NatureReserve 544

South African Transport Museum563

Heilbron 555Heritage Day 3Hermanus 550

environment court 234Grotto beach, Blue Flag beach239

Kleinmond, Blue Flag beach 239Hermanus Magnetic Observatory

(HMO) 490Hex River Valley 547Hibberdene

Hibiscus Festival 566

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Blue Flag beach 239High Courts 396-397Higher Education (HE) 195-198,

200, 204, 208-209institutional restructuring 209libraries 215National Plan for HigherEducation 208-209

transformation and reconstruction208

Higher Education (HE) AmendmentAct, 2002 (Act 63 of 2002) 203

Higher Education (HE) Act, 1997(Act 101 of 1997) 200, 203

Council on 200Quality Committee 200

Highlands Meander 561history, of SA 29-45Anglo-Boer/South African Warand its aftermath 35-36

apartheid 38-42British colonial era 32-34early colonial period 31-32early inhabitants 29-31first decade of freedom 42-45 Mineral Revolution 34-35segregation 36-38

HIVsee HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS 356-359access to counselling 358access to testing 358campaigns 357Code on Managing HIV and AIDSin the Workplace 187

community-based care 359education, in 213government initiatives 512-513home care 359in education 213in mining industry 425mother-to-child transmission,prevention 358

programmes in education sectors201

Public Service 330-331rape survivors 358support from postal sector 135-136

Social Development initiativesand plan on 512-513

Tirisano programme 203training 358

vaccine testing/development 358Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Park 566

Savanna Biome 224Hoedspruit Research and Breeding

Centre for Endangered Species233

holidays, public see public holidays

Home Affairs 336-339see also Department of Home

Affairscitizenship matters 337civic services 336-337control of sojourn 338control of travellers 338immigration 337-338permanent residence 338temporary residence 338-339visas 338

Home Loan and MortgageDisclosure Act, 2000 (Act 63 of2000) 371

hominid fossils 562hominid sites 20, 562Hondeklip Bay 552Hopetown 553horticulture 77

gross value of, 2003 75production figures, 2003 77

housing 369-382capacity-building 373-375funding 373institutions 376-380legislation and policy 371-373settlement policy and urbandevelopment 381-382

subsidies 374-375White Paper on Housing 369urban renewal 380-381

Housing Consumer ProtectionMeasures Act, 1998 (Act 95 of1998) 371-372

Housing, Department ofsee housing

Hout Bay 544Howick Falls 567hub ports 593Huguenot Monument, Franschhoek

547Human Resource Development

Research (HRD) Programme497

human resources development

Code of Good Practice for HumanResources 187-188

development (HRD) 207in Public Service 330in tourism 539-540

human resources development(HRD)

by Mining Qualifications Authority426

in financial sector 259Human Resource Development

Strategyin education 212

Human Rights Commission 390, 403

Human Rights Day 3Human Sciences Research Council

(HSRC) 496-498Humewood, Blue Flag beach 239hunting 548hydrology 597-600hydropower 443-444

I

iGas 434illegal firearms 61Imbizo Campaign 315immigrants, statistics 2 Immigration Act, 2002 (Act 13 of

2002) 338-339Immovable Asset Management Bill

179Implats 424import and export control, in

agriculture 91-93Import and Export Control Act,

1963 (Act 45 of 1963) 248income grants 53income tax 264-265Income Tax Act, 1962 (Act 58 of

1962) 264-265Incubators 170Independent Broadcasting

Authority (IBA) 128Independent Communications

Authority of South Africa (ICASA)125, 127-128

Independent CommunicationsAuthority of South Africa (ICASA)Act, 2000 (Act 13 of 2000) 128

Independent Democrats2004 election results 326-327


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Independent Electoral Commissionof South Africa (IECSA) 210

Independent Power Producer (IPP)437-438

Indiaforeign relations with 302G-20+ country 167trade with 160, 165

India-Brazil-South Africa Forum165

Indian Ocean 11, 13 , 564, 566Indians, population statistics 1-2India-South Africa Commercial

Alliance 165indigenous high-canopy forest

613-614indigenous music 112Indigenous Knowledge Systems

(IKS) 488Indonesia

foreign relations with 301G-20+ country 167

Industrial Development Zones(IDZs) 167, 169

Industrial Development Corporation(IDC) 175-176

industrial minerals 429Industrial Participation Policy and

GuidelinesIndustrial Participation Secretariat

171Information Communications

Technology (ICT) 127Task Force 130

Information System Electronic andTelecom Technologies SectorEducation and Training Authority(ISSET-SETA) 131

Ingwe 431Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP)

2004 election results 326-327innovation and technology 170innovation, research and

development 59Innovation Support Centre 170Insider Trading Act, 1998 (Act 135

of 1998) 272Insider Trading Directorate 272Inspection of Financial Institutions

Act, 1998 (Act 80 of 1998) 272Institute of National Resources 613Institute for Public Finance and

Auditing 269

Institute for Satellite and SoftwareApplications (ISSA) 129

Institute for Tropical andSubtropical Crops, Nelspruit 23

institutional investors 280institutional support framework

173-176insurance industry/companies 274Insurance Institute of South Africa

181 Integrated Development Plans

(IDPs)water industry 603

Integrated Energy Centres (IECs)432

Integrated Manufacturing Strategy(IMS) 168, 172

Integrated National ElectrificationProgramme (INEP) 436, 439

Integrated National High-VoltageTransmission System 436

Integrated Nutrition Programme365-366

Integrated Rural and RegionalDevelopment (IRRD) ResearchProgramme 497

Integrated Rural DevelopmentProgramme 609

Integrated Provincial SupportProgramme (IPSP) 328

Integrated Sustainable RuralDevelopment Programme(ISRDP) 126

Integrated Tourism DevelopmentFramework

Western Cape 11intelligence services 474-476Intelligence Services Control Act,

1994 (Act 40 of 1994) 475Intergovernmental Forum on

Mining, Minerals, Metals andSustainable Development 422

International Commission for theConservation of Atlantic Tunas246

International Convention on theSafe Management of SpentNuclear Fuel and RadioactiveWaste 242

international co-operation, inenvironmental management246-249

International Day for the Protectionof the Ozone Layer 221

International Investment Council168

International Labour Organisation(ILO) 186

International Literacy Initiative 210International Marketing Council

(IMC) 325International Monetary Fund (IMF)

271International Ozone Day 244International Programme on

Chemical Safety 245international relations, arts and

culture 110International Relations, Peace and

Security (IRPS) Cluster 62-65commitment to multilateralismand international law 65

commitment to peace, stabilityand development in Africa 64-65

economic development and co-operation, globalising world 63-64

international normalisation 63promotion of international respectfor human rights and democracy64

South-South co-operation 65transformation of North-Southrelations 65

International TelecommunicationsUnion (ITU) 130

International Trade AdministrationCommission (ITAC) 161

International Trade and EconomicDevelopment (ITED) 160-161

International Whale WatchingWorkshop, 2004 237

International Whaling Commission246

Internet 129-130investment

promotion and facilitation 168top 10 countries in SA, 1994-2003 161

irrigation boards 606Iscor 424, 501, 562Isibaya Fund 262isi Ndebele 2-4isi Xhosa 4

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official language 2-3web portal 5

isi Zulu 4feature film 117official language 2-3

Isuzu National Sailing Week 556Italy


IT Association 181iThemba Laboratory for

Accelerator-Based Sciences(iThemba LABS) 433, 490

Ixopo 565Iziko Museums 118

J

Japanfinancing, HIV/AIDS programmesin education sectors 202

foreign relations with 303-304investment in SA, 1994-2003161

trade with 166Jeffrey’s Bay 557

Dolphin beach, Blue Flag beach239

Jock of the Bushveld 561Johannesburg 20-21Art Gallery 119Botanic Garden 231capital of Gauteng 21International Airport 20, 421Melville Koppies/Wilds 231 Stock Exchange 175

Johannesburg Plan ofImplementation (JPI) 422

Johannesburg Zoosee Johannesburg Zoological

GardensJohannesburg Zoological Gardens

232Johannesburg +2 Sustainable

Development Conference 222Joint Anti-Corruption Task Team

relationship with ChiefDirectorate: Regulatory Services243

Joint Ministerial Commission (JMC)165

journalism awards 148

JSE Securities Exchange 2,281-282

Judicial Service Commission (JSC)402

Julius Gordon Africana Museum544

July Handicap horse-race 565Justice and Constitutional

Development, Department of see justice and correctional

servicesjustice and correctional services

383-416administration of justice 383-390correctional services 405-416court and other legal structures396-404

crime prevention 390human rights 390Integrated Justice System 390-393

international affairs 404-405legislation 393-396

Justice, Crime Prevention andSecurity (JCPS) Cluster 59-62

crime reduction 60crime trends, 1994/95-2003/0460

effectiveness of criminal justicesystem 61-62

key areas of interventions 60-61national security 62

Justice College 400justice system

modernisation of 391-392transformation process 384-385

K

Kaapsehoop 560Kakamas 16, 552Kalahari 551-552Kalahari Gemsbok National Park

15, 228Kalahari Raptor Centre 552Kanoneiland 552Karoo

geology of 445Nama-Karoo Biome 224tourist attractions 556-557

Karoo Desert National BotanicalGarden 230

Karoo National Park 228, 546

Karoo region 12Karoo Supergroup 445Kathrada, AhmedKathu 16Keep South Africa Beautiful 249Kei Rail Project 13Keimoes 16, 552Keiskammahoek 11Keiskamma Valley 11Kempton Park 20Kennedy’s Vale 445Kenhardt 15, 552Kenya, foreign relations with

293-294Keurbooms River Nature Reserve

545Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park 15,

228-229, 552Savanna Biome 224

Khanyisa Education SupportProgramme 214

Khoekhoe people national language bodies 4-5

Khoi people 2, 103language protection 103Khoi Project 108rock art 548, 556

Khula Enterprise Finance 174, 176Kimberley 14-15, 551

Big Hole, Kimberley 446diamond mining 446McGregor Museum 15, 551museums 551

king protea 231King Shaka International Airport 14King William’s Town 11Kirstenbosch National Botanical

Garden 229, 543head office of SANBI 230

Kirstenbosch Research Centre 231Klasies River Caves, rock art 114 Klawer 549Klein Karoo 10Klein Karoo Nasionale Kunstefees,

Oudtshoorn 111, 545Kleinmond 550

Blue Flag beach 239Kleinplasie Living Open Air

Museum, Worcester 119, 547Klerksdorp 560

industry 18gold mines 18


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Klipheuwelwind-energy farm 443

Kliptown 20Kloofendal Nature Reserve 562Knowledge Management Research

Programme 497Knowledge Management Unit 128Knysna

Forest Biome 225tourist attractions 545

Knysna National Lakes Area 228Koeberg Nuclear Power Station

432-433Koekenaap 549Koffiefontein 554Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve 550Kokstad 565Komatiland Forests (Pty) Ltd 612Komati power station 436KoMjekejeke Cultural Village 110Koppies 17Koringberg 548Kosi Bay Nature Reserve 13, 566

Ramsar site 230sustainable use area 229-230

Koster 18Kromdraai 20Kromdraai hominid site 446World Heritage Site 229

Kroonstad 16Kruger Mpumalanga Airport 22Kruger National Park 24-25,

228-229, 558-560, 608Big Elephant Indaba, 2004 230birds 226Savanna Biome 224

Kruger, President PaulKruger House Museum 120, 563

Krugersdorp 20, 562Krugersdorp Game Reserve 562Kuruman 15, 551KwaZulu-Natal 13-14

agriculture 13-14biodiversity values 223climate 9GPD/R 14industry 14languages 13-14Midlands region 14people/population 13-14provincial government as on 1Sep 2004 319

SDI 169

tourist attractions 564-568Kyalami 562

L

Labour, Department ofsee agriculture and land affairs

Labour Job Creation Trust 184labour legislation 57-58labour relations 187-190

in economy 187-190in Public Service 329-330in SA National Defence Force

Labour Relations Act, 1995 (Act66 of 1995) 187

Ladismith 545Ladybrand 555

San rock art 17Lady Grey 557Ladysmith 13

industries 14tourist attractions 567-568

Laingsburg 546Lake Banagher 608Lake Chrissie 562, 608Lake Fundudzi 608Lake Sibaya 566

Ramsar site 230lakes 608Lambert’s Bay 239, 549La Mercy 14 land administration 82land affairs 93-98Land Affairs, Department ofsee land affairs

Land and Agricultural DevelopmentBank

see Land BankLand and Agricultural Development

Bank Act, 2002 (Act 15 of2002) 275

Land Bank 86, 275LandCare Programme 85-86Land Claims Court 397Landlord Services 592land reform co-ordination 96-98land reform implementation 96-98land reform support services 97land reform systems 97Langebaan 548

Lagoon 548Ramsar site 230

Langeni 13

Langkloof 11-12, 545language policy 3Language Professions Council Bill

3languages 2-5

official 2-3rights, protection of 2

Large Business Centre (LBC) 267Latin America, trade with 164-165Latsky Radio Museum,

Vanrhynsdorp 549Learnership Programme 183Learnerships 185Le Centre National de la

Cinematographie 116Legal Aid Act, 1969 (Act 22 of

1969) 401Legal Aid Board 401legal practitioners 399-400Lejweleputswa region 555Leliefontein 552Leon Commission of Inquiry 425Lesedi Cultural Village 110, 563 Leslie Hill Molecular Systematics

Laboratory 231Lesotho 553

foreign relations with 291liquid fuels trade with 435member of SADC 162member of SAPP 439

Lesotho Highlands 609Lesotho Highland Water Scheme

444Levhuvhu River 608Levhuvhu Water Scheme 607Lex Bremner Fossil Collection 556Liberia, foreign relations with 298library and information services

(LIS) 214-216Library Association of South Africa

(LIASA) 215Library Week 216Libya, foreign relations with 300Lichtenburg 18Lichtenburg Game Breeding Centre

232-233Lighthouse Services 592Lily Line 435-436Limpopo 23-25

agriculture 24-25biodiversity values 223capital 24climate 9, 23

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Dam 609economy 24GDP/R 24industry 25languages 24mining 25people/population 24provincial government, as on 1Sept 2004 319

statistics 24tourism/tourist attractions 25,558

Limpopo National Park 229Limpopo River 8, 23Limpopo-Sashe Transfrontier Park

229line-fishery 237-238LinkRail 586liquid fuels 433-435Liquid Fuels Charter 433Liquor Act, 2003 (Act 59 of 2003)

171liquor industry 171literature 115Little Karoo 545livestock 77-78

numbers, 2002-2003 79living museums, in Limpopo 24Living Treasures Project 107Llandaff Oratory 555lobster fisheries 237local government 320-324

Integrated Development Plans323-324

legislation 322-323Municipal Infrastructure Grant(MIG) 323

municipalities 321-322South African Local GovernmentAssociation (SALGA) 321

training 324 Local Government Municipal

Finance Management Act, 2003(Act 56 of 2003) 323

Local Government: MunicipalStructures Act, 1998 (Act 117 of1998) 321

Local Government MunicipalSystems Act, 2000 (Act 32 of2000) 322

Loskop Dam Nature Reserve 561Lost City Gardens 231Lowveld 20

Lowveld National Botanical Garden230

Lubombo Corridor SDI 114, 169 Lubombo Transfrontier Park 229lucerne seed production 74Lucien beach, Blue Flag beach

239Luthuli Legacy Project 108 Lutzville 549LuxRail 586Lydenburg Museum 561

M

Mabudafhasi, Ms Rejoice 242see also Deputy Minister of

Environmental Affairs andTourism

waste tyre regulations 242Maclear 556 Mac Mac Pools and Falls 561macro-economic strategy

262-263Macufe Arts Festival 554Madagascar

application for SADC membership162

Madikwe Game Reserve 559Mafikeng 19, 559Mafikeng IDZ 19magazines 143

circulation figures 144Magersfontein Battlefield 551Magistrate’s Commission 402Magistrate’s courts 397Magnet Heights 445mail delivery 135main indices 283Maintenance Act, 1998 (Act 99 of

1998) 394maize production 74Makapansgat Caves 558Makhado 24-25, 558Makhosimi Cultural Village and

Tourism Initiative 110Malawi

foreign relations with 291member of SADC 162member of SAPP 439

Malaysiaforeign relations with 301investment in SA, 1994-2003161

Malgas 544Mali, foreign relations with 299Malmesbury 548Mampoer Festival 564Mandela, Nelsonsee also Nelson Mandelahome, former 20museums 543

Mandeni, industries 14Mangaung African Cultural Festival

111, 554Mangosuthu Technikon

institutional restructuring 209Manuel, Mr Trevorsee also Minister of Financeapproval of revised plastic baglevies 242

2004/05 Budget 254-255manufacturing 172Manufacturing Advisory Centre

(MAC) 174Manyeleti 559Maloti-Drakensberg Transfrontier

Park 229Mapoch Ndebele Village 110, 564mapping, national 95Mapungubwe Archaeological Site World Heritage Site 229

Mapungubwe Hill 24Mapungubwe National Park 228,

558World Heritage Site 228, 558

Maputo Development Corridor 23,169

Maputo Port 23Marakele National Park 228Margate 13, 566

Blue Flag beach 239Marine Services 592Marina/San Lameer beach

Blue Flag beach 239marine and coastal research 504Marine Fisheries Business Plan

247Marine Living Resources Act, 1998

(Act 18 of 1998) 235marine protected areas (MPAs)

227-228marine resources 233-240see also fishing industryconservation of 235-240fishery sectors 235-239


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government policy regardingsustaining 236

Marion Island 227maritime

administration 594safety 595search and rescue services 595shipping 594training 594-595

maritime affairs 594-595Maritime Services 592Marketable Securities Tax (MST)

266market performance 283Market Theatre, Johannesburg

107, 562-563marketing, in agriculture 81-82MARPOL 244Master of Business Administration

(MBA) programmes 200 Masters of the High Court 400Matatiele 565Matjiesfontein 546Mauritania, foreign relations with

298Mauritius

foreign relations with 291member of SADC 162

Mbeki, Thabo 168, 316Mbuzini 561McGregor 547McGregor Museum, Kimberley 119Mdladlana, Membathisi 131media 136-150

advertising 149-150broadcasting 136-140community radio stations 138cross-media control 137Development and DiversityAgency (MDDA) 148-149

diversity 148-149news agencies 147-148organisations and role-players143-144, 147

print 140-143private radio stations 138radio 137-138signal distribution 140television 139-140training 148

Media, Advertising, Publishing,Printing and Packaging SectorEducation and Training Authority

(MAPPP-SETA) 109media freedom 136media organisations 143-44, 147Medical Research Council (MRC)

497-499Meiringspoort Gorge 545Melville Koppies/Wilds 231, 563Melrose House, Pretoria 120, 563Memel 555Memorandum of Understanding

(MoU) 183Mendi Decoration for Bravery 104mental health 364-365 Mental HealthCare Act, 2002 (Act

17 of 2002) 364-365MERCOSUR 160, 164-165Merensky Reef 445meteorite impact sites 446Metro Gas 435Metrorail 587Mexico

G-20+ country 167trade with 164-165

Micro Finance Regulatory Council(MFRC) 273-274

microlending industry 273-274Middelburg 23

Komati power station 436-437Mpumalanga Stainless SteelInitiative 170

Middle East, foreign relations with300-305

Middleveld 22Midlands Meander 567Midmar Dam 567Midmar Mile 565Midrand 21Transvaal Snake Park 233

migratory pest control 80-81Millennium Partnership for the

African Recovery Programme(MAP)

see also New Partnership forAfrica’s Development (NEPAD)

Millennium Town 565 Millennium Seed Bank Project 231mineral production, 2003 427mineral reserves, 2003 425mineral resources 420, 427-429Mineral Revolution 34-35minerals, energy and geology 419-

447biomass 440

Black Economic Empowerment423

Chamber of Mines 426-427electricity 436-440energy 429-435geology 445-447junior and small-scale mining427

mineral wealth 427-429mining industry 424-426policy 419-423renewables 440-444

Minerals and Energy, Departmentof 419-447

mining licences, Northern Cape16

Minerals and Petroleum ResourcesDevelopment Act, 2002 419-421

mine environmental management421-423

Mine Health and Safety Council(MHSC) 424, 502

Mine Health and SafetyAmendment Act, 1997 (Act 72of 1997) 425

mine-safety research 502mines rehabilitation 423mineworkers 424minibus-taxis 578 minimum wages 189Mining Charter 421mining industry 424-426

health and safety 424-426human resource development426

junior and small-scale mining427

Mining Qualifications Authority(MQA) 424, 426

Mining Rights Act, 1967 421Mining Titles Registration

Amendment Act, 2003 420-421Ministerial Task Team into High-

Performance Sport 526Minister of Environmental Affairs

and Tourism 227Minister of Minerals and Energy

421, 425Ministry of Education

Ministerial Committee on RuralEducation 211

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Ministry of Minerals and Energy419

Minority Front2004 election results 326-327

Mintek 494-496Mintek Demonstration Centre 170Mkuze 566Mlambo-Nqcuka, Ms Phumizile

421, 425see also Minister of Minerals andEnergy

Mmino Programme 107Mnandi beach, Blue Flag beach

239mobile communications 132-133Mobile Telephone Network (MTN)

128, 132-133Modderfontein, EgoliBio Incubator

170Modimolle 24, 558Modjadji Nature Reserve 558Mokopane 24, 558Mondi Forests 614-615monetary policies 271-272Money-Laundering Advisory

Council 261money-laundering system, anti-

261money market activity 279Monetary Policy Committee (MPC)

269Montagu 547Montreal Protocol 247-249Mooi River 567Moorreesburg 548Mopani district 558-559Morgan’s Bay Festival 111Morocco, foreign relations with

298Moria 558Most Favoured Nation tariff rates

164Mossel Bay 433-434, 544Mossgas 433Motheo 554Mother Citysee Cape Town

motor cars/vehicles 172, 578motor industry 172Motor industry Development Plan

(MIDP) 172motor manufacturers, in Eastern

Cape 12

Mountain Lake Nature Reserve565

Mountain-to-Ocean Forests (Pty)Ltd 612

Mountain Zebra National Park 228,557

Mozambiqueforeign relations with 292gas trade agreement 436member of SADC 162member of SAPP 439

Mozambique-Agulhas Current 7Mpumalanga 22-23

agriculture 22-23biodiversity values 223capital 22climate 9, 23coal fields 22economy 22Escarpment 600forestry 22-23GDP/R 23geographical features 22-23,445

industry 23languages 23Middleveld 22Parks Board 610people/population 23provincial government as on 1Sep 2004 319

statistics 23temperatures 9tourist attractions 560-562

Mpumalanga Institute of HigherEducation

institutional restructuring 209Mpumalanga Stainless Steel

Initiative 170Mrs Ples 119Multichoice Africa Foundation 210multilateral diplomacy 309-311multilateral economic relations

166-167Multimarket Model implementation

plan (MMM) 436-437multiparty diplomacy 309-311Multi-Purpose Community Centres

(MPCCs) 127multi-purpose ports 593municipal botanical gardens 231Municipal Courts 389

Municipal Finance ManagementAct (MFMA), 2003 (Act 56 of2003) 254

Municipal Infrastructure Grant 179water affairs and forestry 600,602

municipal roads 576Municipal Systems Act, 2000 323Murraysburg 546MuseumAfrica, Johannesburg

119, 562museums/monuments 117-120music 111-112music festivals 112Musifunde Sonke 210Musina 23, 558My South African Story Campaign

538

N

N6 Route 557Nairobi Convention 246Nama-Karoo Biome 15, 224Namaqua Development Corridor

16Namaqua National Park 228

Succulent Karoo Biome 224-225Namaqualand 15, 424

marine protected area 227Succulent Karoo Biome 224-225tourist attractions 552-553

NamibiaDesert Biome 225foreign relations with 292-293fuel products trade 435member of SADC 162member of SAPP 439Nama-Karoo Biome 224Stock Exchange 282

NAMPO Harvest Farm and Festival555

Napier 550Natalsee KwaZulu-Natal

Natal Museum, Pietermaritzburg118-119

Natal National Botanical Garden230

Natal Sharks Board, UmhlangaRocks 565

Natal Steam Railway Museum 567


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Natal University of Technologyforestry education 615

National Address Database 135National Adult Learners’ Week 210National Advisory Council on

Innovation (NACI) 482National African Farmers’ Union

(NAFU) 70, 88National Afrikaans Literary

Museum and Research Centre554

National Agricultural MarketingCouncil (NAMC) 81-82

national animal 103-104national and cultural monuments

229national anthem 102, 106National Anti-corruption

ProgrammeNational Aquatic Ecosystem

Biomonitoring Programme 601UF River Health Programme

National Arbor Week 221, 609,615

National Archives and RecordsService of South Africa Act,1996 (Act 43 of 1996) 120

National Archives Repository,Pretoria 120

National Arts Council of SouthAfrica (NAC) 101, 105, 107

National Arts Festival 111National Assembly 315National Atmospheric Week, 2004

244National Biodiversity Strategy and

Action Plan 226National Biotechnology Strategy

(NBS) 482-483national bird 103-104National Board for Further

Education and Training (NBFET)201

National Botanical Institute see South African NationalBiodiversity Institute

National Certificate StatutoryIntelligence Practice 200

National Climate Change ResponseStrategy 240

National Coat of Arms 103National Conventional Arms Control

Committee (NCACC) 474

National Control Survey System 95National Council of Provinces

(NCOP) 314-315National Council of Trade Unions

184National Crafts Development

Initiative 114National Cultural History Museum

(NCHM) 118-119, 564 National Director of Public

ProsecutionOffice of 386

National Economic Developmentand Labour Council (NEDLAC)175, 181

Growth and Development Summit(GDS), 2003 184

National Education Policy Act,1996 (Act 27 of 1996) 196-197, 201-202

National Electricity Regulator (NER)430, 437-439

Power Quality Directive 438National Electronic Media Institute

of South Africa (NEMISA) 125National Empowerment Fund Act,

1998 (Act 105 of 1998) 175National Empowerment Fund (NEF)

Trust 175 National Energy Efficiency Month,

2004 430National Energy Regulator 431National Energy Research Institute

(NERI) 481National English Literary Museum,

Grahamstown 118National Environmental Advisory

Forum 220National Environmental

Management: Biodiversity Act,2004 (Act 10 of 2004) 224

National Environment ManagementAct, 1998 (Act 107 of 1998)219-220, 243

National EnvironmentManagement: Protected AreasAct, 2003 (Act 57 of 2003) 226

national expenditure, classificationof 255

National Fibre Centre 170National Film and Video Foundation

(NFVF) 116

National Film, Video and SoundArchives (NAFVSA) 120

national fish 103-104national flag 102-103national flower 103-104, 231National Food Pricing Monitoring

Committee (FPMC) 83National Forests Act, 1998 (Act 84

of 1998) 610, 612-613, 616National Forests Advisory Council

(NFAC) 612National Gambling Act, 1996 (Act

33 of 1996) 268National Gambling Board 267-268National Gas Regulator 436National Global Climate Change

school competition 244National Health Laboratory Service

(NHLS) 501National Herbarium of South Africa

230-231National Heritage Council (NHC)

103, 105National Heritage Council Act,

1999 (Act 11 of 1999) 103,105

National Heritage Resources Act,1999 (Act 25 of 1999) 105

National Housing InterdisciplinaryTask Team 444

National Industrial ParticipationProgramme (NIPP) 171-172

National Institute for TropicalDiseases 501

National Integrated Resource Plan438

National LandCare Programme(NLP) 85-86

national language bodies 4-5National Language Service (NLS)

3, 115National Language Policy

Framework (NKPF) 3National Lexicographic Units (ULUs)

4National Library of South Africa

(NLSA) 215Cape Town division 215Pretoria division 215

National Liquor Authority 171National Loans Register (NLR) 273National Lottery 267-268

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National Lottery LicenceAgreement 268

National Manufacturing AdvisoryCentre (NAMAC) 174

National Marine Day 221National Mining Promotion System

420National Museum, Bloemfontein

118-119National Norms and Standards for

School Funding 202 National Olympic Committee of

South Africa (NOCSA) 527national orders 103national parks 228-229National Parks Act 1976 (Act 57 of

1976) 228National Plan for Higher Education

208-209National Ports Authority Bill 178National Post Provisioning Norms

202National Pricing Strategy for Raw

Water 604National Product Development

Centre 115National Productivity Institute 170National Programme for

Environment and DevelopmentResearch 498

National Programme for HealthSystems and Policy Research498

National Programme for Infectionand Immunity Research 498

National Programme for Non-Communicable DiseaseResearch 498

National Programme for Researchin Molecules to Disease 498

National Programme for Womenand Child Health Research 498

National Prosecuting Authority ofSouth Africa (NPA) 386

National Prosecuting Services 388National Public Works Programme

(NPWP) 179-181National Qualifications Framework

(NQF) 195, 199-200, 203, 206level of general education andtraining 205

National Register of Water Use 604

National Research andDevelopment Strategy 480

National Research Foundation(NRF) 232, 485

national roads 575-576National Roads Act, 1998 (Act 7 of

1998) 575-576National School Nutrition

Programme (NSNP) 201national security 62National Skills Authority (NSA) 182,

184 National Skills Development

Strategy (NSDS) 183-184National Skills Fund (NSF) 109,

183-185National Small Business Act, 1996

(Act 102) 173National Small-Scale Mining

Development Framework 427National Strategy for Mathematics,

Science and TechnologyEducation 207

National Student Financial AidScheme (NSFAS) 197, 201, 204

National System of Innovation (NSI)480

national symbols 102-103National Technology Transfer

Strategy 481National Transport Register 577National Treasury 253-283see also economybudget evaluation 260Early Warning System 260norms and standards 260procurement 260skills development 260

national tree 103-104National Union of Mineworkers

Policy Conference (Feb 2003)425

National Veld and Forest Fire Act,1998 (Act 101 of 1998) 613

National Waste ManagementStrategy projects 242

National Water Act, 1998 (Act 36of 1998) 243, 444, 600,603-605

National Water ResourceInfrastructure Agency 600

National Water Resource Strategy600, 602-603, 607

National Water Week 221, 602National Women’s Day 3National Women’s Memorial and

War Museum, Bloemfontein 554National Zoological Gardens of

South Africa, Pretoria 232, 490-491

used for Pretoria Zoo; PretoriaZoological Gardens

Aquarium and Reptile Park 233Ndebele Museum, Middelburg 120Ndebele people 2, 560Ndedema Gorge 567Ndumo Game Reserve 230Nedbank Limited 273Nelson Mandela Bridge 562Nelson Mandela Gateway to

Robben Island 543Nelson Mandela Metropolitan

Universityinstitutional restructuring 209

Nelson Mandela Museum 108,556

Nelspruit 23, 560capital of Mpumalanga 22-23tourist attractions 560Lowveld National BotanicalGarden 230

Timbali Technology Incubator170, 483

Nelspruit International Airport 22Netherlands

financing, HIV/AIDS programmesin education sectors 202

Nexus Connexion (Pty) 127, 177New African Mining Fund (NAMF)

423New National Party

2004 election results 326-327New Partnership for Africa’s

Development (NEPAD) 130,160-161, 248, 289

culture in 110economic recovery of Africa 161environmental management,international co-operation 246

flagship programmes 609India’s involvement in 165Public Service 332-333science and technology 485Secretariat 162, 290transport industry 573-574

Newcastle 13, 567


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Chelmsford Nature Reserve 567industries 14

Newlands 543news agencies 147-148newspapers 141-142, 145-146

circulation 142-143Newtown 562New Zealand, foreign relations with

302-303Ngodwana paper mill 23Ngome 14Nieu-Bethesda 556 Nigel 20Nigeria

foreign relations with 298G-20+ country 167trade with 160

Nkosi Sikelel’ iAfrika see national anthem

non-ferrous minerals 429non-governmental organisations,

education/training 213non-motorised transport 573non-residents, financial assistance

281North America, trade with 164North Sea Jazz Festival 111-112,

543North-West Province

biodiversity values 223provincial government as on 1Sep 2004 320

tourist attractions 559-560North West University

institutional restructuring 209Northern Cape 14-16

agriculture 15-16biodiversity values 223capital 14-15GDP/R 15industry 15-16languages 15mining 16mining licences 16people/population 15provincial government as on 1Sep 2004 320

Northern Cape Institute of HigherEducation

institutional restructuring 209North West 18-19

agriculture 19GDP/R 18-19

geology 446languages 19manufacturing 18-19mining 18people/population 18

regions 18North West University

Botanical Gardens 231Norway

fishing industry assistance 247Nourivier 552Ntsika Enterprise Promotion

Agency 173-174Nuclear Energy Act, 1999 (Act 46

of 1999) 242, 432Nuclear Energy Corporation of

South Africa (NECSA) 432Nuclear Fuels Corporation

(NUFCOR) 427, 433nuclear power 432-433nuclear waste 242Nu-Metro 116Nylsvlei Nature Reserve 558

Ramsar site 230

O

occupational health 364in mining industry 425

occupational health and safety(OHS) 186-187

Inspection and EnforcementStrategy 186

Preventative Strategy 186Occupational Health and Safety

Act, 1993 (Act 85 of 1993) 186oceans

SA 7Odendaalsrus 16

Goldfields 17Office of the Auditor-General (OAG)

268-269Office of the Family Advocate

400-401Office of the Registrar of Banks

272official languagessee languages

off-road vehicles, regulations 239Okiep 16Old Mutual Nominees 176Olifants River 608Olifants Project 608

Olifants-Sand Transfer Scheme608

Olympic Games, 2004 532-533Onderstepoort Biological Products

(OBP) 80Onderstepoort Veterinary Institute

21onion production 76Online Banking in South Africa

2004 273Ontario Hard Rock Mines Standard

426Oostenberg 544Oppikoppi 111Orange River 8, 14-16, 609

temperatures 9Orange River Mouth Wetland 230Orange River Valley

Desert Biome 225orchestras 112Order of Luthuli 103-104Order of the Baobab 103-104Order of the Companions of

O.R. Tambo 103-104Order of Ikhamanga 103-104, 527Order of Mapungubwe 103-104Order of the Mendi Decoration for

Bravery 103Ore Line, Spoornet 585Orange River System

mining 16, 446Orange River Valley 16Organisation for African Unity

(OAU) organised crime 61Oribi Gorge Nature Reserve Orkney gold-mines 18

mine tours 560ornamental plants production 77ostrich farming 10Otter Trail 557-558Oudtshoorn 10, 545Outeniqua Choo-Tjoe 544Outeniqua Nature Reserve 544Outeniqua Transport Museum 544Outcomes-Based Education (OCB)

202Overberg 10

tourist attractions 549-550ozone-depleting substances

(ODSs) 248

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Paarl 547Paddock 566Pakistan

G-20+ country 167Pan-Africanist Congress (PAC)

2004 election results 326-327pans 608Pan South African Language Board

(PanSALB) 4Amendment Act 1999 (Act 10 of1999) 4

Panorama, tourist attractions 560Paraguay

G-20+ country 167trade with 160

Paralympic Games, 2004 533Parliament

National Assembly 315National Council of Provinces(NCOP) 314-315

Participation Bond Act, 1981 (Act55 of 1981) 275

participation bond schemes 276Participatory Forest Management

(PFM) 615participatory interests 276 Partnerships, international relations

and funding in education 213

Parys 16, 555Paternoster 548 Pebble Bed Modular Reactor

(PBMR) 431pelagic fishery

conservation 236transformation 235

Pelindaba 432Pension Funds Act, 1956 (Act 24

of 1956) 276People’s Republic of China (PRC)

167foreign relations with 303trade with 165-166

Pebble Bed Modular Reactor(PBMR) Human Capital Researchand Innovation FrontierProgramme 481

Performing Arts Council of the FreeState 107

Performing Arts Network of SouthAfrica 107

permanent residence 338Peru, trade with 164pest control 80-81Petroleum Agency SA (PASA) 434Petroleum Pipeline Bill 433Petroleum Products Act, 1977 (Act

120 of 1977) 431Petroleum Products Amendment

Act, 2003 (Act 58 of 2003) 431,433

Petronet SA 435-436PetroSA 171, 544Phalaborwa 24

SDI 23, 169Pharmacy Museum, Johannesburg

562Phephafatso Strategy 421Philippines

G-20+ country 167Philippolis 554photography 113Phumangena Zulu Kraal 563Phuthaditjhaba 16, 555Pienaars River 600Piet Retief 22Pietermaritzburg 13, 567

industries 14Natal National Botanical Garden230

tourist attractions 567University of KwaZulu-NatalBotanical Garden 231

pig farming 78-79Piketberg 549Pilanesberg National Park 559

geology 446Pilgrim’s Rest, Mpumalanga 561

Diggings museum 561Festival 561mining museum 119

Pioneer Natural Resources 435Pioneer Open-Air Museum 564pipelines 593-594plantation yields 614-615plastic bags, levies 242Platinum Corridor 19platinum-production areas 18Platinum SDI 18-19, 169platinum group metals (PGMs)

424, 428-429export sales 424

platinum mining 429Playhouse Company, Durban 107

playhouses 107Plettenberg Bay 545, 557Plover’s Lake caves 446Police Museum 564Policy Framework for School

Libraries 215Polokwane 558

Bakone Malapa Open-AirMuseum 24, 558

Capital of Limpopo 24Gateway International Airport 23Zebediela citrus estate 25

Pondoland, marine protected area227

population groups 1-2Population Register 337population statistics 1-2Port Alfred 557Port Beaufort 544Port Edward 13, 566Port Elizabeth 11, 556

Chemin Incubator 170environmental court 234gas infrastructure 436Humewood, Blue Flag beach 239metropolitan area 13Museum 119National Fibre Centre 170port 11Well’s Estate, Blue Flag beach239

Port Elizabeth Oceanarium 233Port Elizabeth Snake Park 233Port Elizabeth University of

TechnologyChemin Incubator 170forestry education 615

Port Nolloth 16, 552climate 8

Port Shepstone 13, 566-567Port St Johns 11Port St Johns Festival 111Porterville 549Port of Durban 13Port of Richards Bay 13ports 591-593

deepwater ports 592-593hub ports 593Landlord Services 592Lighthouse Services 592Marine Services 592Maritime Services 592multi-purpose ports 593


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restructuring 178Post Office see South African Post Office

Postal Regulator 134postal sector 133-136

international co-operation 136social investment 135-136policy and legislation 133-134postal services regulatoryframework 134

regional co-operation 136Postal Services Act, 1998 (Act 124

of 1998) 134Postbank 135Postmasburg 552Post Office Act, 1958 (Act 4 of

1958) 133-134potato production 76Potchefstroom 560

North West University BotanicalGardens 231

OPM Prozesky Bird Sanctuary560

tourist attractions 560poultry farming 78-79poverty alleviation/relief

assets 54human capital 54-55income 53

Poverty-Relief Programme 511-512

power stations 436-437Preferential Procurement Policy

Framework Act, 2000 (Act 5 of2000) 253, 260

Preferential ProcurementRegulations, 2000 260

Premier Diamond Mine 562Presidential International Advisory

Council on Information Societyand Development 129

Presidential National Commissionon Information Society andDevelopment 129

Presidential Sports Awards, 2004527

Precious Metals and DiamondsGeneral Amendment Bill, 2004421

President 315Pretoria 20Art Museum 119

National Botanical Garden 230-231

Museums 564tourist attractions 563-564

Pretoria Zoosee National Zoological Gardens

of South AfricaPretoria National Zoological

Gardens see National Zoological Gardens

of South AfricaPrevention and Combating of

Corrupt Activities Act, 2004 (Act12 of 2004) 396

Prevention of Illegal Eviction andUnlawful Occupation of LandAct, 1998 372

price inflation 157Prieska 15, 553primary debt markets 282-283Prince Albert 546Prince Alfred Hamlet 547Prince Edward Island 227, 249Pringle Bay 550Print Industries Cluster Council

115print media 140-142private radio stations 138private sector

involvement in environmentalmanagement 249

processed minerals 429procurement 260-261production price inflation 157Programme for Accelerated Capital

Expenditure 181Project Turbo 434Promotion of Access to Information

Act, 2000 (Act 2 of 2000) 394 Promotion of Administrative Justice

Act, 2000 (Act 3 of 2000) 394Promotion of Arts and Culture in

South Africa Subprogramme101

Promotion of Equality andPrevention of UnfairDiscrimination Act, 2000 (Act 4of 2000) 394

Property Industry DevelopmentProgramme 180

property unit trusts 276Protea cynaroides 231, 545protected areas/land 229

Protected Areas Amendment Bill227

Protection of ConstitutionalDemocracy Against Terrorist andRelated Activities Bill 261

Proudly South African 132provincial expenditure,

classification 255provincial government/s 317-320

as on 1 Sep 2004 319-320provincial roads 576PR Owen Dinosaur Park 560Public Investment Commissioners

(PIC) 262Public Finance Management Act

(PFMA), 1999 (Act 1 of 1999)259, 261, 265, 269

public holidays 3public-private partnerships

education/training 213Public Protector 401-402Public Protector Act, 1994 (Act 23

of 1994) 395-396Public-Sector Borrowers’ Forum

256Public-Sector Hostel

Redevelopment Programme372-373

Public Service 327-336affirmative action 335Community DevelopmentWorkers 328

conditions of service 329corruption prevention 330e-Government policy 331HIV/AIDS 330-331human resources management330, 335

information 331institutional performance 328Integrated Provincial SupportProgramme 328

labour relations 329, 335professional ethics 333-334restructuring 327risk management 333-334Senior Management Service 335service delivery 328-329service delivery improvement334-335

size 327special investigations 334training 336

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Public Service Commission (PSC)333-335

Public SwitchedTelecommunications Services127, 130

public transport 577-584subsidies 573

Public understanding of science,engineering and technology(PUSET) 482

public works programmes 53,178-181

Q

Qwa-Qwa Game Reserve 228quarantinable diseases 365Queenstown 557

R

Radioactive Waste ManagementPolicy and Strategy 241

radio 137-139community stations 138 private stations 138Satellite Communicationsnetwork 138-139

Rainbow Cultural Village 110Rand value 157-158, 160Refugees Act, 1998 (Act 130 of

1998) 337-338Regional Electricity Regulators’

Association (RERA) 439rail transport 584-588rainfall 8Ramsar Convention 230Ramsar sites 230Ramsgate, Blue Flag beach 239Randburg

Demonstration Centre, Mintek170

Rand Mutual Assurance 427Rand Refinery Ltd 17, 427Rawsonville 547real gross domestic expenditure

156Real Gross Domestic Product 155Reconstruction and Development

Programme (RDP) 261recreation 530recycling 245regional courts 397

relief features, of the land 8religious groups 5religion/s 5-7Remgro 176renewable energy resources

440-444Rental Housing Act, 1999 (Act 50

of 1999) 371Repair and Maintenance

Programme 181reproductive health 359-360Rescue Drilling Unit 427Research and Innovation and

Support Agency (RISA) 486research areas 501-504research facilities, national 489research organisations 489-491restructuring of state assets

176-178retirement funds 276revenue sources

estimates before tax proposals,2004/05 270

for SA government 264-267Rhino and Elephant Foundation

249Rhodes 557Rhodes, Cecil John 543Rhodes Memorial 543Rhodes University

Grahamstown Botanical Garden231

institutional restructuring 209Richards Bay 13-14

Downstream Aluminium Centrefor Technology 170

industries 14Richards Bay Coal Terminal 14Richards Bay Minerals 14Richards Bay SDI 169Richmond 13-14Richtersveld National Park 15, 228

Desert Biome 225Succulent Karoo Biome 224-225

Ridge of White Waters 447Riemland Museum 555Rietvlei Nature Reserve 564Rio Earth Summit 246risk management, in agriculture 84Riversdale 544Riviersonderend 550Rivonia Trial, 1963

Road Accident Fund (RAF) 272,583-584

road-traffic control 582-583road-traffic safety 580-582road-traffic signs 576-577road transport 575-577roads

licences 577municipal 576national 575-576provincial 576SDIs 576toll 576traffic signs 576-577

Robben Island 543Museum 118World Heritage Site 229, 543

Robberg Nature Reserve,Plettenberg Bay 545

Robertson 547rock art 114Roman Catholic Church 6Rondebosch 543Roodepoort 20, 562Walter Sisulu National BotanicalGarden 230-231, 562

Rooiels 550Rorke’s Drift 568Rosslyn 20Rotterdam Convention on Prior

Informed Consent Procedure forCertain Hazardous Chemicalsand Pesticides in InternationalTrade 245

Rovos Rail 560Rustenburg district

agriculture 19industry 18platinum-production area 18tourist attractions 559-560

Rwanda, foreign relations with295-296

rural development, energy use in430

S

Sabie 561Sable oilfield 435safety and security 449-452Safety and Security, Department ofsee also safety and security


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safety, security and defence 449-476

armaments 470-474defence 460-470intelligence services 474-476South African Police Service 452-460

SA Host 537Saldanha Bay 9

tourist attractions 548Saldanha IDZ 169Saldanha Steel Project 11Salt Rock 565Sammy Marks Museum 120, 564Samora Machel Project 108Sanlam 176San people 2, 15

language protection 3-4National Language Body 3-4rock engravings 15, 114

San rock art 548, 551, 556, 561Drakensberg 445Northern Cape 15Free State 16-17

Sani Pass 567San Lameer/Marina beach

Blue Flag beach 239Sao Paulo Consensus 166Sao Tome and Principe

foreign relations with 295-296SAPP

see Southern African Power Pool Sappi Forests 614-615SAS Amatola 156, 158Sasol 432-434

population by 444research projects 434

Sasol 18, 500-501Sasol Chemical Industries 435Sasol Oil 435Sasol Synthetic Fuels 435Sasolburg 16, 555

petrochemical plants 17Satellite Communications Network

138-139Saudi Arabia


Savanna Biome 24, 224Scarce Skills Development Fund

488Schoemansdal

Voortrekker Town and Museum558

Schoemanskloof 561school admission policy 206SchoolNet South Africa 210School Register of Needs 212schools see education

science and technology 479-506Public Understanding of Scienceand Technology (PUSET) 482

Godisa Programme 483international co-operation 484-485

Museum, Pretoria 564policy and funding 479-484private-sector involvement 504-506

research areas 501-504science councils 485-500scientific and researchorganisations and structures500-501

Tshumisano 484White Paper on Science andTechnology 482

Science and TechnologyAgreements Committee (STAC)488

science councils 485-500scientific reserves 227Scorpionssee Special Investigating Unit (SIU)

387Scottburgh 567seamless logistics system 572seascapes, protected 229Second Economy 159-160 Second National Operator (SNO)

127, 177Sector Education and Training

Authorities (SETAs) 174,182-184

education 200, 213skills development 182-183

Sector Partnership Fund (SPF)169-170

Secunda 23, 434Security Services Bill 257Sedgefield 545Seekoeivlei Nature Reserve 555

Ramsar site 230segregation 36-38

Senegal, foreign relations with299-300

Sentech 125Sepedi, official language 2-3Separate Trading of Registered

Interest and Principal Securities(Strips) Programme 257

SepCo 127Sesotho, official language 2, 4Setswana, official language 2-4sexual offences 61Sexual Offences and Community

Affairs Unit 387Sexual Offences Courts 387-388SFF Association and Oil Pollution

ControlSouth Africa 434

Shakaland 566Shaka’s Rock 565Shell Museum 567Shelly Beach 567short-term energy market 440Shosholoza Meyl 585-586signal distribution 140Simon’s Town 543Singapore, foreign relations with

300Sishen Mine, Kathu 16Sishen-Saldanha Railway bridge

549siSwati, official language 2SiyaQhubeka Forests (Pty) Ltd 612Ski Boat Festival 565skills development 58Skills Development Act, 1998 (Act

97 of 1998) 182, 184Skills Development Amendment

Act, 2003 (Act 31 of 2003) 182Skills Development Levies Act,

1999 (Act 9 of 1999) 182skills development levy 266Skills Support Programme (SSP)

167, 185Skuifraam Dam 607Small Business Programme 173small claims court 398Small Enterprise and Human

Development Programme 174Small Medium Enterprise

Development Programme(SMEDP) 167, 169, 185

small medium enterprises (SMEs)160, 176, 261, 262

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small, medium and micro-enterprises (SMMEs) 58, 169,173-176, 180, 183-184

snake parks 233Social Aspects of HIV, AIDS and

Health (SAHS) ResearchProgramme 497

social assistance 509-511Social Assistance Act, 2004 509Social Cluster 53-56

asset poverty alleviation 54education 55human capital poverty alleviation54-55

income grants 53income poverty alleviation 53public works programmes 53

Social Cohesion and Integration(SCI) Research Programme 498

social development 507-517legislation 508-510non-profit organisations 516Poverty-Relief Programme 511-512

promoting and protecting rightsof vulnerable groups 513-515

responding to the impact of HIVand AIDS 512-513

social assistance 510-511statutory bodies 516-517Victim-Empowerment Programme(VEP) 457, 515-516

Social Development, Department ofsee social development

social grants 510-511social housing 372Socially Responsible Investment

Index (SRI Index) 282Sodwana Bay 566Sodwana Bay National Park 566Soekor 433soil erosion 72sojourn, control of 338solar energy 441-443solar-passive building design 442solar-thermal power generation

443solar water-heating 442-443Solar Water-Heating Programme

442-443sorghum production 74Soshanguve 20

South Africaand Africa 285-300foreign relations 285-300G-20+ country 167history 29-45land 7-9land and its people 1-5member of SADC 162provinces 9-25

South Africa World HeritageConvention Committee 229

South African Agency for Scienceand Technology (SAASTA) 489

South African Airways (SAA) 156,171

South African AstronomicalObservatory (SAAO) 489-490

South African Bank Note Company271

South African BroadcastingCorporation (SABC) 125

South African Bureau of Standards(SABS) 120, 242, 244, 500

South African Central SecuritiesDepositary Participants (CSDP)282

South African Certification Council(SAFCERT) 199

South African Citizenship Act,1995 (Act 88 of 1995) 337

South African Civil AviationAuthority (SACAA) 575

South African Congress of TradeUnions 184

South African Constitutionsee Constitution of the Republic of

South AfricaSouth African Council for

Educators (SACE) 200-201, 213South African Council for

Educators (SACE) Act, 2000 (Act31 of 2000) 200, 203, 212

South African Council of Churches5

South African Cultural HistoryMuseum, Cape Town 119, 543

South African DisasterManagement Policy 607

South African Dried Fruit Co-operative 549, 552

South African ElectrotechnicalExport Council 181

South African EnvironmentalObservation Network (SAEON)491

South African Forestry CompanyLimited (SAFCOL) 178, 611-612

South African Futures Exchange(SAFEX) 281

South African Geographical NamesCouncil 105

South African Geographical NamesCouncil Act, 1998 (Act 118 of1998) 105

South African Heritage ResourcesAgency (SAHRA) 105, 114

South African Institute for AquaticBiodiversity, Grahamstown 119

South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport (SAIDS) 529

South African Institute of CharteredAccountants 269

South African Languages Bill 3South African Law Reform

Commission 402South African Literacy Agency 210South African Local Government

Association (SALGA) 321South African Maritime Safety

Authority (SAMSA) 574South African Mineral Pavilion 421South African Mint Company 271South African Milk Federation 78South African Multiple Option

Settlement (SAMOS) System 270South African Museum, Cape Town

119South African Museum of Military

History 120, 563South African Music Awards, 2004

115South African National Biodiversity

Institute (SANBI) 219, 224, 230,231

South African National ChemicalsProfile 245

South African National Foundationfor the Conservation of CoastalBirds 249

South African National Gallery 119,543

South African National HealthKnowledge Network 498-499

South African National LiteracyInitiative (SANLI) 210, 213


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South African National Parks(SANParks) 219, 227, 610

national parks managed by 228-229

South African National Railway andSteam Museum, RandfonteinEstates 562

South African National RoadsAgency Ltd (SANRAL) 574

South African Naval Museum 543South African Navy 156South African Police Service

(SAPS) 452-460divisions 453-455Forensic Science Laboratory 243international relations 459-460involvement in Africa 450-460poaching, marine resources 234projects and operations 455-459restructuring 452strategies and plans 452-453

South African Post Office (SAPO)125, 133-136

Citizens Post Offices 135mail delivery 135National Address Database 135Postbank 135Public Internet Terminals 134-135

retail outlets 134 South African Power Exchange

177South African Qualifications

Authority (SAQA) Act, 1995 (Act58 of 1995) 195, 203

South African Rail CommuterCorporation (SARCC) 587-588

South African Reserve Bank 256,269-271

South African Reserve Bank Act,1989 (Act 90 of 1989) 269

South African Retail Bond 256South African Revenue Service

(SARS) 182, 185, 263-267e-Filing 267Filing Season Campaign 267organisational performance 266-267

relationship with ChiefDirectorate: Regulatory Services243

South African Revenue Service Act,1997 (Act 34 of 1997) 263

South African Rugby Museum,Newlands 543

South African Schools Act, 1996(Act 64 of 1996) 197, 202

South African Sports Commission(SASC) 522-525

South African Sports Confederationand Olympics Committee(SASCOC) 528

South African TelecommunicationsRegulatory Authority (SARA) 128

South African Tourism 535, 538South African Tourism Institute

(SATI) 540South African Transport Museum,

Heidelberg 563South African Utility Regulators’

Association (SAURA) 439South African Weather Service 613South African Wetlands

Conservation Programme 230South African Wind Energy

Programme 443South African Wine and Spirit

Association 75South African Women

Entrepreneurs Network (SAWEN)174-175

South African Women in MiningAssociation (SAWIMA) 423

South African QualificationsAuthority (SAQA) 182-183, 199

South African QualificationsAuthority (SAQA) Act, 1995 (Act58 of 1995) 182-183

South Coast 566-567south coast rock lobster fishery

transformation 235Southern African Botanical

Diversity Network Project 231Southern African Customs Union

(SACU) 163, 165, 435SACU Agreement 161, 163, 265SACU Secretariat 163SACU Tariff Board 163

Southern African Customs UnionAgreement 161, 163, 265

Southern African DevelopmentCommunity (SADC) 19, 73, 162,274

and South Africa 294-295Committee of Stock Exchanges(COSSE) 282

development co-operation 160electricity regulators 439implementation of SADC Protocolon Trade 162

member states 162Protocol on Fisheries 246Trade Protocol 162 trade with SADC countries 163

Southern African Large Telescope15, 489, 553

Southern African Power Pool(SAPP) 437, 439-440

South Korea, foreign relations with304

Soutpansberg mountains 24Soweto, Johannesburg 20

tourist attractions 563Spatial Development Initiatives

(SDIs) 168-169Lubombo Corridor 169Maputo Corridor 169transport sector 576West Coast 169Wild Coast 169

spatial planning and information95-96

Special Investigating Unit (SIU) 387used for Scorpionsrelationship with ChiefDirectorate: Regulatory Services243

Specialised Commercial Crime Unit388

Spier Summer Arts Festival 546 Spier Wine Estate 546Spirit of Sao Paulo 166Spoornet 584-587Africa, role in 586-587Coal Line 585General Freight Lines 585facts 585LinkRail 586LuxRail 586Ore Line 585restructuring 177-178Shosholoza Meyl 585-586social-investment activities 586

sport and recreation 519-533see also Department of Sport and

Recreationeducation and training 524-525indigenous games 524

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Ministerial Task Team into High-Performance Sport 526

Olympic Games, 2004 532-533Paralympic Games, 2004 533recreation 530South African Sports Commission522-525

sporting accolades 526-527sports highlights, 2004 531-532sports organisations 527-530Sports Tourism Project 521transformation in sport 525-526Young Champions Project 521

Sport and Recreation SA (SRSA)519-521

Sporting accolades 526-527Sports organisations 527-530Sports Tourism Project 521Springbok 15, 553

copper-mine 16Springs 20Square Kilometre Array (SKA) bid

486Sri Lanka, foreign relations with

302stamp duty 266 Standard Bank Investment

Corporation of South Africa 176,273

Standard Bank Nominees 176Standards South Africa (StanSA)

500Standerton 22Stanford 550Stanger 565state assets, restructuring 176-

178State expenditure 259-261State Information Technology

Agency (SITA) 129, 332State Legal Services 389-390State of the Environment Report

240State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs)

125, 171, 176, 254State Theatre 107statutory bodies

education 199-201health 343

Steelpoort River 608Steelpoort Valley 445Steinkopf 552

Stellenbosch, tourist attractions546

Sterkfontein 20Sterkfontein Caves World Heritage

Site 446, 560, 562see also Cradle of Humankind

Sterkfontein Dam, Free State 555Sterkfontein hominid siteWorld Heritage Site 229

Ster Kinekor 116St Helena Bay 548Still Bay 544St Lucia Estuary 13, 566

Ramsar site 230lakes and wetlands parks 566

St Michael’s-on-Sea 567Stock Exchanges Control Act,

1985 (Act 1 of 1985) 281stock-farming 78Stockholm Convention on

Persistent Organic Pollutants245

stokvels 276Stone Age African village and iron-

smelting works, Johannesburg563

Stone Age paintings 114Straddling Stocks Agreement 246Strandfontein 549

Mnandi beach, Blue Flag beach239

Strandveld Architectural HeritageSite 544

strategic asset management 181Strategic Framework for Water

Services (SFWS) 603-605Strategic Fuel Fund (SFF) 433Strategic Investment Programme

(SIP) 167, 169, 185Strategic partnership agreements

(SPAs) 171Strategic Plan for the South African

Cotton Sector 76-77STRATE Limited 283Struis Bay 550Stutterheim 11, 556substance abuse 361-362Succulent Karoo Biome 224-225Sudan, foreign relations with 297Sudwala Caves 560sugar production 74-75Sun City

Lost City Gardens 231

sunflower seed production 74 Sunninghill

Brainworks Incubator 170Sunsation Campaign 538Sunshine Coast 557Supply-Chain Management

Framework 261Supreme Court of Appeal 16, 396surface water 599Surveys, Analysis, Mapping and

Modelling (SAMM) ResearchProgramme 497

surveys and mapping 94-95sustainable development 422-423

demonstration projects linkingwith climatic changes 240-241

sustainable resource managementand use 72-73

sustainable use areas 229-230Sutherland 15, 553Swartberg 565Swartberg Mountains 545Swartkrans hominid site 20, 446World Heritage Site 229

Swartland district, Malmesburytourist attractions 548

Swartvlei Lagoon 545siSwati, official language 2Swadini 560Swaziland

foreign relations with 293fuel products trade 435member of SADC 162member of SAPP 440

Swazi people 2Swellendam 550Switzerland


T

Table Mountain 543Fynbos Biome 225geology 446-447

Table Mountain Group 446-447Table Mountain National Park 223,

228, 543marine protected area 227

Taiwan, foreign relations with 303Tankwa Karoo National Park 228

Succulent Karoo Biome 224-225


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Tanzaniaforeign relations and trade with293

G-20+ country 167member of SADC 162

Taung Skull Site 559taxation 57-58

interest rates 266international agreements 264tax proposals, Budget 2004/05254

system 263-264Taxi Recapitalisation Programme

578-579tea production 77teachers unions 213TEBA-Bank 427Techno-Girls 174Technology for Human Resources

for Industry Programme (THRIP)485, 488

Technology for Women in Business(TWIB) 174

Technology Incubator 170telecommunications 126-133

amendments 133information technology 128-130international co-operation 130mobile communications 132regulators and licensing 128restructuring 177Telkom 130-132

Telecommunications Act, 1996(Act 103 of 1996) 128, 133

Telecommunications AmendmentAct, 2001 (Act 64 of 2001) 126

Telephone Interpreting Service ofSouth Africa (TISSA) 3-4

television 139-140free-to-air 140M-Net 139SABC services 139satellite broadcasting 140

Telkom Foundation 131-132Telkom SA Ltd 125, 128, 130-

132, 171, 276economic empowerment 132JSE listing 131sponsorships 132

temperatures 8-9temporary residence 338-339terms of trade and exchange rate

of Rand 257

Territorial User Rights Fishery(TURF) System 237

Thaba Nchu Declaration 537Thabazimbi 24, 558Thabo Mofutsanyana

tourist attractions 554-555Thailand

foreign relations with 300-301G-20+ country 167

theatre 111Theatre Museum 554Theewaterskloof Dam 551The Goldstuck Report: Internet

Access in South Africa 2004129, 135

The One City Festival 111Thicket Biome 225Third Licence Operator 177Thuso Mentorship Network 174Tiffindell Ski Resort 557Timbuktu Manuscripts Project 121Timbali Technology Incubator 170,

483Tirisano 203-204

HIV/AIDS in education 213tobacco control 361tobacco production 77toll roads 576tomato production 76Tongaat 565Tongaland 230topographical information system

95tourism 535-568see also Department of

Environmental Affairs andTourism

BEE 540-541community 535domestic 538Free State 553-555Gauteng 562-564hints for the tourist 541-542human resource development539-540

Indaba 565international 537-538KwaZulu-Natal 564-568Limpopo 25, 558-559Mpumalanga 560-562Northern Cape 551-553North West 559-560policy 536-541

provinces 542-568top attractions Western Cape 11, 542-551White Paper on Tourism 536,540

Tourism and Hospitality Educationand Training Authority (THETA)539-540

Tourism Council of South Africa(TBSA) 540

Tourism Enterprise Programme(TEP) 539, 543

Tourism Grading Council of SouthAfrica (TGCSA) 542-543

Tourism Indaba 538Tourism Safety Communications

Strategy 542tourists

accommodation 542hints for the tourist 541-542tourist safety 542

Towerkop Cheese Factory 545Trade and Investment South Africa

(TISA) 162, 167-168Trade Development and

Co-operation Agreement (TDCA)163-164

trade relations 161-168in agriculture 89-91

trade unions Job Creation Trust 184

traditional medicine 360-361traditional leadership 316-317

Houses of 317leadership

Leadership and GovernanceFramework Act, 2003 (Act 41 of2003) 316-317

White Paper on TraditionalLeadership and Governance 316

training and research, inagriculture 89

transfer duty 265transformation, in fishing industry

235Transfrontier Conservation Area

(TFCA) Programme 228-229Transmission Grid Code 439Transnet Limited 129, 171, 276,

575transport 571-595

agencies 574-575bus 579

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civil aviation 588-591cross-border 579-580energy consumption 431goods 580maritime affairs 594-595pipelines 593-594policy 571-574ports 591-593public 577-584rail 584-588road 575-577safety 573, 580-582traffic control 582-583Transnet Limited 575urban 578-579

Transtel 127, 177Transvaal Museum of Natural

History, Pretoria 119, 564Transvaal Snake Park, Midrand

233travellers, control of 338Trees and Food for Africa 249tree species, protected 610Trees of the Year 609Trompsburg 554Truth and Reconciliation

Commission (TRC) 404Tshumisano partnership

programme 484Tshivenda, official language 2, 4Tshwane University of Technology

institutional restructuring 209Tsitsikamma

tourist attractions 557-558Tsitsikamma National Park 228,

557Forest Biome 225

Tsonga people 2Tsonga Open-Air Museum 24, 559Tswaing Crater Museum

(Ecomuseum), Pretoria 119, 562Tswana people 2tuberculosis (TB) 425Tulbagh 547Tunisia, foreign relations with 300Two Oceans Oceanarium 233Two Telecom Consortium (Pty) Ltd

127, 177Tygerberg 544Tzaneen 24-25, 558Tsonga Kraal Open-Air Museum24, 559

U

Uganda, foreign relations with 293Uitenhage 11Uitenhage metropole 13

Ukhahlamba-Drakensberg Park567

Ramsar site 230World Heritage Site 229, 567

Ulundi 566Umhlanga Rocks 13, 565

Blue Flag beach 239United International Pictures 116United Kingdom


trade with 163United Nations Conference on

Trade and Development(UNCTAD) 166

University of Cape TownAcorn Incubator 170

University of KwaZulu-NatalBotanical Garden 231institutional restructuring 209

University of Pretoria 20institutional restructuring 209

University of South Africa (UNISA)20, 210

institutional restructuring 209Umgeni River Bird Park 565Umgungundlovu 566Umhlanga Rocks 565Umdloti 565Umtata 11Uncertified Securities Tax (UST)

266underground water resources 608Under-Services Area Licenses 127unemployment 188Unemployment Insurance

Amendment Act, 2003 (Act 32of 2003) 185

Unemployment InsuranceContributions Act, 2002 (Act 4of 2002) 189

Unemployment Insurance Fund(UIF) 185-186

Union Buildings, Pretoria 564Uniondale 545United Christian Democratic Party

2004 election results 326-327United Democratic Movement

2004 election results 326-327United Nations Framework

Convention on Climate Change(UNFCCC) 246-247

United States of Americainvestment in SA, 1994-2003161

trade with 164Unit Trusts Control Act, 1981 (Act

54 of 1981 ) 275Universal Postal Union (UPU) 136Universal Service Agency (USA)

125, 127-128Universal Service Fund 128University of Cape Town

forestry education 543institutional restructuring 209

University of Fort Hareinstitutional restructuring 209

University of Johannesburg institutional restructuring 209

University of Limpopoinstitutional restructuring 209

University of Natalforestry education 615

University of Pretoria Manie van der Schijff BotanicalGarden 231

University of South Africa (UNISA)209

University of Stellenbosch 615Botanical Garden 231

University of Zululand institutional restructuring 209

University of the Free State institutional restructuring 209

University of the Witwatersrandinstitutional restructuring 209

University of the Western Cape institutional restructuring 209

University of Vendaforestry education 615

Upington 14, 15, 552Agriculture 16

Upper Karoo 553urban conservation 245urbanisation 245Urban Renewal Strategy urban transport 578-579Uruguay 160uShaka Marine World 233, 564


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V

Vaalbos National Park 228Vaal Dam 21, 562Vaalharts Irrigation Scheme 16Vaalputs Radioactive Waste

Disposal Facility 432Vaal River 16, 21

alluvial diamond fields 446Vaal Triangle 21Valdivia Group for Desertification

241Validation Board 253Value Added Tax (VAT) 264-265,

541Value Added Tax (VAT) Act, 1991

(Act 89 of 1991) 264Vanderbijlpark 20, 562Van Schalkwyk, Marthinus 227,

229, 247Vasco Da Gama Monument and

Museum 548Vereeniging 20Vhembe district 558Vhembe-Dongola National Park

228Victor and Alfred Waterfront 233Virginia goldfields 17 visual arts 113Vredefort Domes 446, 559Vryburg 18Vryheid 14Valley of Desolation 556Vanderbijlpark

Emerald Safari Animal World 232Emerald Safari Resort and Casino232

Vanderkloof 553Van Reenen 555Vanrhynsdorp 549Vanwyksdorp 545Vehicle Emission Strategy 243Velddrif/Laaiplek 549Venda people 2Venda University 209Venezuela

G-20+ country 167Venture Capital Fund 170Verlorenvlei 230Verulam 565veterinary services 79-80Victim-Empowerment Programme

(VEP) 391-392, 457, 515-516

Victoria and Alfred Waterfront 543Victoria Bay 544Victoria West 553Vietnam, foreign relations with 301Villiersdorp 551visas 338Vision for Water Programme, 2020

604violence

against children 362against women 362prevention initiatives 362-363

Vision 2014 159visual arts 113Vodacom 128, 132-133Voortrekker Monument, Pretoria

564Voortrekker Museum,

Pietermaritzburg 118, 555, 567Vredenburg 548Vredendal 549

W

Waenhuiskrans 550Walter Sisulu National Botanical

Garden 230-231Walter Sisulu Square, Kliptown

563Walter Sisulu University of

Technology and Science institutional restructuring 209

War Museum of the BoerRepublics, Bloemfontein 118

Warrior Toy Museum 543Washington Convention see Convention on International

Trade in Endangered Species Waste Information System 241waste management 241-242waste tyre regulations 242Water Act, 1956 (Act 54 of 1956)

244water affairs and forestry 597-616see also Department of Water

Affairsforestry 609-616funding 601-602hydrological conditions 597-600international co-operation 609major dams 599policy and legislation 602-605regional co-operation 609

Water for All 602water management institutions605-606

water-resource management anddevelopment 600-601, 605-609

water resources monitoring 600-601

water run-off and ecologicalreserve 606

water services 600-601White Paper on Water Services604

Waterberg 558tourist attractions 558

Waterberg mountains 24, 558water boards 606Water for All 602water quality management 242-

243water research 502-503Water Research Act, 1971 503water schemes 607-608water services 600-601Water Services Act, 1997 (Act 108

of 1997) 603Water-Use Authorisation and

Registration ManagementSystem 604

Water-User Associations 605-606Waterval-Boven 561Waterval-Onder 561Wattle Growers’ Association 614Weedbuster Week 612Welcome Campaign 537Welkom 16, 555

Goldfields 17 Wellington 547Well’s Estate, Blue Flag beach 239Wepener, San rock art 17West Bank IDZ 13, 169West Coast

Investment Initiative 169marine diamond deposits 446tourist attractions 547-549

West Coast National Park 228west coast rock lobster fishery

transformation 235Western Cape 9-11

agriculture 10areas 10biodiversity values 223capital 10

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climate economy 11floral kingdoms 9 Fynbos Biome 225GDP/R 10-11languages 10nature conservation 610oceans 9-10population 10-11printing and publishing industry11

provincial government as on 1Sep 2004 320

statistics 10-11tourism 11unemployment 10

Witness Protection Act, 1998 (Act112 of 1998) 388

Witness-Protection Programme388

wetlands 230whale watching 237, 544, 548wheat production 74 White Paper for Sustainable

Coastal Development in SouthAfrica 239

White Paper 5 on Early ChildhoodDevelopment (ECD) 211

White Paper on Energy Policy 176White Paper on Housing 369White Paper on Integrated

Pollution and WasteManagement 241

White Paper on Marine FisheriesPolicy 235

White Paper on Renewable EnergyPolicy 440-442

White Paper on Science andTechnology 482

White Paper on Sustainable ForestDevelopment in South Africa615-616

White Paper on the Conservationand Sustainable Use of SouthAfrica’s Biological Diversity 223

White Paper on Tourism 536, 540White Paper on Traditional

Leadership and Governance 316White Paper on Water Services

604White River 560Whites, population statistics 1white rhinoceros conservation 226

Wholesale Electricity PricingSystem (WEPS) 438

Wild Coast 11-12SDI 13, 169tourist attractions 556

wild dog conservation 226Wilderness 544-545Wilderness National Lakes Area 228

Ramsar site 230Wilderness National Park 545Wilderness Trust of Southern Africa

249wilderness areas 227Wild Frontier 561

tourist attractions 561Wildlife and Environment Society

249 wildlife management areas 229Willem Prinsloo Agricultural

Museum 119, 564William Humphreys Art Gallery,

Kimberley 118-119Winburg 555wind energy 443wind-energy farms 443Windybrow Theatre 107Wine and Spirits Agreement 75wine production 75-76WIP Investments Nine (Pty) Ltd

127, 177Witbank 22, 23Witsand 544

Nature Reserve 552Witwatersrand

geology of 447Witwatersrand National Botanical

Garden see Walter Sisulu National

Botanical GardenWolmaranstad 560women

economic empowerment 515violence against 362

Women in Nuclear South Africa423

Women in Oil and Energy 423Women’s Monument Project 108Wonderdraai 553Wonderwerk Cave, Kuruman,

rock art 114, 552wood processing 615Woody Cape 228Worcester

Karoo Desert National BotanicalGarden 230

Workers’ Day 3Working for Water Programme 600Working for Wetlands Programme

231Working on Fire Programme 614Workplace Challenge Programme

170-171World Conservation Union (IUCN)

226World Economic Forum (WEF) 162,

167World Heritage Sites 13, 20, 229

Drakensberg 445Mapungubwe National Park 228Robben Island 229

World of Birds Wildlife Sanctuary544

World Summit on SustainableDevelopment (WSSD) 221-222

mining outcomes 421-422World Trade Organisation (WTO)

160-162, 164-167WTO Doha Development Agenda167

World Wildlife Fund (WWF) 248World Wildlife Fund South Africa

249World Desertification Day 221World Environment Day 221World Habitat Day 221World Heritage Convention 229World Heritage Convention Act,

1999 (Act 49 of 1999) 229World Meteorological Day 221World Tourism Day 221World Water Day 221World Wetlands Day 221, 230Woza Campaign, 2004 538Wupperthal 549

X

Xhariep, tourist attractions 554Xhosa people 2Xitsonga, official language 2, 4

Y

Young Champions Project 521Youth Day 3Yzerfontein 548


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Z

Zambezi River 597Zambia

member of SADC 162member of SAPP 440trade/foreign relations with 293

Zastron Zebediela citrus estate 25

Zeerust, fluorspar production 18 Zevenwacht Wine Estate 544Zindala Zombilli 112Zimbabwe

crossing from South Africa 24G-20+ country 167member of SADC 162member of SAPP 440

trade/foreign relations with 163,294

Zion Christian Church (ZCC) 6,558

Zoar 545zoological gardens 232Zululand, tourist attractions 566-

567Zulu people 2

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