African National Congress NATIONAL TO NATIONAL LIST 1. ZUMA Jacob Gedleyihlekisa 2. MOTLANTHE Kgalema Petrus 3. MBETE Baleka 4. MANUEL Trevor Andrew 5. MANDELA Nomzamo Winfred 6. DLAMINI-ZUMA Nkosazana 7. RADEBE Jeffery Thamsanqa 8. SISULU Lindiwe Noceba 9. NZIMANDE Bonginkosi Emmanuel 10. PANDOR Grace Naledi Mandisa 11. MBALULA Fikile April 12. NQAKULA Nosiviwe Noluthando 13. SKWEYIYA Zola Sidney Themba 14. ROUTLEDGE Nozizwe Charlotte 15. MTHETHWA Nkosinathi 16. DLAMINI Bathabile Olive 17. JORDAN Zweledinga Pallo 18. MOTSHEKGA Matsie Angelina 19. GIGABA Knowledge Malusi Nkanyezi 20. HOGAN Barbara Anne 21. SHICEKA Sicelo 22. MFEKETO Nomaindiya Cathleen 23. MAKHENKESI Makhenkesi Arnold 24. TSHABALALA- MSIMANG Mantombazana Edmie 25. RAMATHLODI Ngoako Abel 26. MABUDAFHASI Thizwilondi Rejoyce 27. GODOGWANA Enoch 28. HENDRICKS Lindiwe 29. CHARLES Nqakula 30. SHABANGU Susan 31. SEXWALE Tokyo Mosima Gabriel 32. XINGWANA Lulama Marytheresa 33. NYANDA Siphiwe 34. SONJICA Buyelwa Patience 35. NDEBELE Joel Sibusiso 36. YENGENI Lumka Elizabeth 37. CRONIN Jeremy Patrick 38. NKOANA- MASHABANE Maite Emily 39. SISULU Max Vuyisile 40. VAN DER MERWE Susan Comber 41. HOLOMISA Sango Patekile

42. PETERS Elizabeth Dipuo 43. MOTSHEKGA Mathole Serofo 44. ZULU Lindiwe Daphne 45. CHABANE Ohm Collins 46. SIBIYA Noluthando Agatha 47. HANEKOM Derek Andre` 48. BOGOPANE-ZULU Hendrietta Ipeleng 49. MPAHLWA Mandisi Bongani Mabuto 50. TOBIAS Thandi Vivian 51. MOTSOALEDI Pakishe Aaron 52. MOLEWA Bomo Edana Edith 53. PHAAHLA Matume Joseph 54. PULE Dina Deliwe 55. MDLADLANA Membathisi Mphumzi Shepherd 56. DLULANE Beauty Nomvuzo 57. MANAMELA Kgwaridi Buti 58. MOLOI-MOROPA Joyce Clementine 59. EBRAHIM Ebrahim Ismail 60. MAHLANGU-NKABINDE Gwendoline Lindiwe 61. NJIKELANA Sisa James 62. HAJAIJ Fatima 63. VAN SCHALKWYK Marthinus Christoffel Johannes 64. SITHOLE Sheila 65. DAVIES Robert Haydn 66. OLIPHANT Mildred Nelisiwe 67. BALFOUR Ngconde Mathemba Byrce 68. PETERSEN Pearl 69. BOOI Mnyamezeli Shedrack 70. RANTSOLASE Machejane Alina 71. MUFAMADI Thabadiawa Alfred 72. COLEMAN Elsie Mmathulare 73. SURTY Mohamed Enver 74. DAMBUZA Beauty Nomhle 75. MAKWETLA Sampson Thabang Phathakge 76. MASILO Joyce Mabel 77. BALOYI Masenyani Richard 78. MOLEBATSI Maapi Angelina 79. NXESI Thembelani Waltermade 80. NOVEMBER Nomathemba Theresia 81. DOIDGE Geoffrey Quinton Mithcel 82. MKHIZE Hlengiwe Buhle 83. BURGESS Cecil Valentine 84. HANGANA Nomatyala Elizabeth 85. DUMA Ndleleni Moses 86. MUSHWANA Foni Florence

87. DE LANGE Johannes Hendrick 88. RAMODIBE Dorothy Mapula 89. CHAUKE Hlomane Patrick 90. BHENGU Ruth N Nozibelo 91. NONKONYANE Mvelo 92. KUBAYI Mmamoloko Tryphosa 93. NENE Nhlanhla Musa 94. NEWHOUDT-DRUCHEN Wilma Susan 95. MALALE Motswawe Ishmael 96. NTULI Bongi Maria 97. JOHNSON Mlungisi 98. TINTO Bulelwa 99. THOBEJANE Setlamorago Godfrey 100. BOTHA Yolanda Rachel 101. TUROK Benjamin 102. MENTOR Vytjie Mabel Patronella 103. MASUTHA Tshililo Michael 104. LINE Helen 105. PILLAY Sivapragas Marimuthu 106. MATLANYANE Helen Flora 107. MTSHALI Eric 108. PALISO Mirriam 109. MATHEBULA Tirhani Joseph 110. NGELE Nombuyiselo Joyce 111. MAGAMA Hargreaves Tisetso 112. MABEDLA Nomfunelo Rose-Mary 113. NEL Andries Carl 114. MASHEGO Refilwe Junior 115. MARTINS Benedict Anthony Duke 116. TSHIVHASE Tovhowani Josephine 117. OOSTHUIZEN Gerhardus Cornelius 118. SAAL Gertroudh 119. TSENOLI Solomon Lechesa 120. NGWENYA MABILA Phumzile Catherine 121. PADAYACHIE Radhakhrishna Lutchmana 122. MAKHUBELA Lusizo Sharon 123. CARRIM Yunus Ismail 124. MOHALE Christina 125. BLOEM Dennis Victor 126. DUBE Cristina 127. SMITH Vincent George 128. MARSHOFF Frances Beatrice 129. NQCOBO Eugene Nhlanhla Nqaba 130. ADAMS Patricia Emily 131. CWELE Siyabonga Cypriprian

132. LISHIVHA Tshiwela Elidah 133. VAN ROOYEN David Douglas 134. SUNDUZA Thandile Babalwa 135. MADASA Zweletu Lukanyiso 136. NGCENGWANE Nompendule 137. OLIPHANT Gaolatlhe Godfrey 138. VAN WYK Annelize 139. MAZIYA Alpheus Mokabhe 140. MAPHUTHA Edith Rebone 141. SONTO Mzunani Roseberry 142. DLAKUDE Doris 143. THIBEDI Jerry Dimotana 144. NDLAZI Alexia Zintle 145. GAUM Andre Hurtley 146. MOSTERT Emelda 147. MOLOTO Koena Arthur 148. GASEBONWE Tshegofatso Mpho Adolphina 149. NDOU Jerry 150. MADLOPHA Celiwe Qhamkile 151. MONI Crosby Mpoxo 152. MOTSEPE Rebecca Mmakoswa 153. QONDE Gwebinkundla Fellix 154. KHOZA Gloria 155. SOLOMON Gassan 156. NHLENGETHWA Dumisile Goodness 157. BHENGU Fezile 158. TSHABALALA Judith 159. ZITHA Langa 160. LESOMA Minah 161. NZIMANDE Louis Lewis 162. NGALEKA Elizabeth 163. MAYATULA Shepherd Malusi 164. SINDANE Gelana Sarian 165. MONTSITSI Sedidae Danny 166. MFULO Thandi 167. AFRICA Dankie Ephraim 168. CHILI Dudu Olive 169. BEUKMAN Francois 170. BEBEE Lindiwe 171. SWANEPOEL Daryl Wade 172. LUTHULI Albertina 173. MTHEMBU Ben 174. SEKGOBELA Priscilla Sindisiwe 175. MOGASE Isaac Dank 176. MSIBI Winnie

177. NKOSI Duma Moses 178. THEMBA Priscilla 179. NDOU Ratshivhanda Samson 180. MDLALOSE Thandi Virginia 181. DLALI David Mtheteleli 182. NKWENTSE Ntsiki 183. NGOBENI John Khombmuni 184. MANZINI Sabina 185. MOELETSI Rankadimeng Zachariah 186. KOTWAL Zunaid 187. DUGMORE Cameron Muir 188. SEOKETSA Gloria 189. MAPHATSOE Emmanuel Kebby 190. MPONGO Nomveliso 191. PHADAGI Muthundinne George 192. DUBE Sheila 193. KGANYAGO Manyoni Gilbert 194. MSOMI Nonhlanhla Matrinah 195. MALULEKE Daniel Kapeni 196. SIMELANE Nomgugu 197. SIBIYA Joel Mbhazima 198. SIDZUMO Lungiswa Lorreta 199. ANTHONY Tuelo Gibson 200. BAILEY Peter PROVINCIAL TO NATIONAL LIST EASTERN CAPE 1. NKWINTI Gugile Ernest 2. XASA Thokozile 3. SIZANI Phumelele Stone 4. KENYE Thandiwe Elizabeth 5. GOQWANA Monwabisi Bevan 6. MALGAS Hope Helen 7. SNELL Grant Trevor 8. TWALA Ntombikayise Margaret 9. FROLICK Cedric Thomas 10. TSHWETE Pam 11. MATSHOBA Joel Mntwabantu 12. MDAKA Mavis Nomakhaya 13. MANDELA Zwelivelile M D 14. FIHLA Nkosinathi Benson

15. BAM - MUGWANYA Vatiswa 16. LUYENGE Zukile 17. DUNJWA Mary-Ann Lindelwa 18. SUKA Litho 19. NDABENI Stella 20. MAZOSIWE Sam 21. RANTHO Zukiswa -Daphane 22. MAMPUNYE Mziwandile Melvin 23. NOGQAYI - TSENGIWE Nomakhosi 24. MHLAHLO Thobile 25. MKHONO Dickson 26. NAZO Pumla FREE STATE 1. MAGAU Bushy Ruth 2. KOMPHELA Butana 3. SOTYU Maggie 4. RADEBE Bheki 5. KHUNOU Nthabiseng 6. KHOARAI Peter 7. TLAKE Manana 8. ABRAM Salam 9. BIKANI Faith 10. JACOBS Mbuyiselo 11. MELAMU Annie 12. MZONDEKI Joe GAUTENG 1. BAPELA Obed 2. GXOWA Bertha 3. MABASO Bob 4. MOROTUA Storey 5. MDAKANE Richard 6. DLODLO Ayanda 7. GUNGUBELE Mondli 8. TSOTESTI Dikeledi Rebecca 9. MONARENG Oupa 10. FUBBS Joan 11. MLANGENI Andrew 12. XABA Pretty 13. NYEKEMBA Eric 14. NXUMALO Muntu 15. MALULEKA

16. THABETHE Elizabeth 17. VADI Ismail 18. JACOBUS Lorretta 19. SCHNEEMAN Greg 20. CHOHAN Fatima 21. MLAMBO Emmanuel 22. MADLALA-MAGUBANE Maggie 23. MAGWANISHE Bulelani 24. MOCUMI Poppy 25. KEKANA Danny 26. MAGAZI Ntsiki 27. KOORNHOF Gerhard 28. SOGONI Elliot Mshiyeni 29. NGWENYA Winnie 30. MASANGO Frans Ting-Ting 31. MAUNYE Maggie 32. SIBANYONI JB Mpathi "Jonas Ben" 33. MOKOENA Aubrey 34. DHLADHLA Regina 35. MONTSITSI Dan 36. SITHOLE Job 37. DANIELS Nombeko Pamela 38. PETERSON Pearl 39. KHUMALO Elias 40. MAHOMED Farida 41. BRITZ Ntoleng Dorothy 42. BOSHIELO Frans 43. NTULI Benjamin 44. LEKGEMA Lucy 45. RADEBE Stembiso John 46. JAFTA Nomvulazana Constance 47. MOATSHE Stephen KWAZULU NATAL 1. DUBUZANA Zephroma 2. AINSLEY Roy A 3. SBHIDLA Ntombikayise 4. BONHOMME Trevor 5. MGABADELI Hlengiwe 6. JEFFREY John 7. BHENGU Phumzile 8. GUMEDE Don 9. THOMPSON Barbara 10. MTHETHWA Enock

11. NGCOBO Beatrice Thembekile 12. NDABANDABA Gabriel 13. SOSIBO Jabu 14. NTULI Chris 15. BORMAN Gloria 16. GCWABAZA Ndaba 17. GINA Nomalungelo 18. HUANG Sb (Dr) 19. KHUMALO Fikile 20. LANDERS Lewellyn 21. MKHULISI Nonhle 22. ZULU Zeblon B 'Prince' 23. MJOBO Lindiwe 24. MBILI Mandlenkosi Enock 25. LUTHULI Albertinah 26. MKHIZE Senzo 27. MNGADI Nokuthula 28. JEEBOTH Tim 29. MHLONGO Mary-Jane 30. NENE Joe 31. MAKHANYA Zanele 32. KUBHEKA Mbuso 33. ZUMA MDLALOSE Sibongile 34. GAMEDE Dumisani 35. GUMA Trudy 36. RAMGOBIN Mewa 37. KHENA Zanele 38. MNYANDU Bheki 39. MKULUSI Liziwe LIMPOPO 1. MABUZA Catherine 2. DIALE Nelson 3. BOSHIGO Dalitha 4. MOTIMELE Stan 5. MASHISHI Maggie 6. FARSISANI Tshenuwani 7. NYAMA Koti 8. NCHABALENG Elleck 9. MANGENA Sarah 10. MAKHUBELE Silence 11. MATHEBE Dudu 12. MATHEBE Kgoshi P 13. PILUSA MOSWANE Elizabeth

14. MAVUNDA DZUMERI Hosi 15. MUTAMBI Faith 16. MAAKE Jerome 17. MATHIBELA Fridah 18. MASERUMULE Tlokwe 19. NWAMITWA SHILUBANE Phylis MPUMALANGA 1. SKOSANA James Jim 2. TSEKE Grace Kekulu 3. MASHILE Buoang Lemias 4. KHOLWANE Sikhumbuzo Eric 5. NHLENGETHWA Dumisile Goodness 6. MNISI Adelaide 7. RADEBE Goodwill Sbusiso 8. CHIKUNGA Lydia Sindisiwe 9. WILLIAMS Adrian John 10. MANANA Mduduzi Comfort 11. GOLOLO Chris Lancaster 12. SHOBA Khelinah Nomvula 13. NYANDA Florence Ntombizodwa 14. MAGAGULA Vuselelo Vincent 15. NYALUNGU Eunice Raesibe NORTH WEST 1. SEFULARO Molefi 2. MALULEKE Johanna Mmule 3. SELAU Gaolaolwe Joseph 4. TSEBE Sussana Rebecca 5. LEKGETHO George 6. MAFOLO Mapule Veronica 7. MANGANYE Jane 8. SEGALE-DISWAI Morwesi Johannah 9. MATABOGE Daniel Kabelo 10. NELSON Wendy Joy 11. MMUSI Samuel Gaaesi 12. KHUMALO Kgotso Moses 13. GANABAKGOSI Pico Shardrack 14. RAMORWESI Nomthetho Dinah NORTHERN CAPE

1. JOEMAT-PETTERSSEN Tina 2. SULLIMAN Ebrahim 3. GASEBONWE Mpho 4. TAU Papi 5. COETZEE Sophia WESTERN CAPE 1. MAKASI Caroline 2. MOSS Linda 3. DIKGACWI Corra 4. FRANSMAN Marius 5. GELDERBLOM Johan 6. RASOOL Ebrahim 7. KOTA Zou 8. GONA Fred 9. SEPTEMBER Connie 10. PIETERSE Randy 11. JANUARY Lennie 12. SONTO Rose 13. SWAARTBOOI Nona 14. BRYNHARD Kobus 15. LEPHUTING Nombeko 16. MADELLA Andrew 17. TYHALISISU Phumza 18. MJONGILE Songezo 19. SISWANA Zolile 20. DYANTYI Richard 21. DIJANA Trudie 22. MOSS Maxwell 23. MANIKIVANA Thandi

Congress of the People LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (NATIONAL TO NATIONAL LIST) 1. M Dandala 2. M Lekota 3. L Odendaal 4. H Ndude 5. M Shilowa 6. D Carter 7. M George 8. S Rwexana 9. S Ngonyama 10. A Mda 11. N Balindlela 12. N Koornhoff 13. L Mashiane 14. L Tolo 15. L Adams 16. T Botha 17. M Ramotsamai 18. L Ramatlakane 19. E Sangion 20. G McIntosh 21. M Khumalo 22. M Likotsi 23. JD Kilian 24. M Booi 25. M Ngwevela 26. M Monakali 27. P Shikhwivhulu 28. A Gabier 29. N Jajula 30. D Bloem 31. H Smith 32. S Berend 33. S Omar 34. N Biko 35. R Ferguson 36. V Devine 37. L Modisenyane 38. CC Huang 39. P Mali 40. MS Gavu

41. T Gulwa 42. VA Schoeman 43. C Rwexwana 44. M Qomoyi 45. N Karim 46. M Gaba 47. Y Memela 48. J Abrie 49. Z Maphumulo 50. G Tjia 51. M Seeletso 52. CL Crosson 53. N Msutu 54. L Galo 55. K Kombela 56. M Thetjeng 57. Z Makina 58. S Linda 59. E Mtsweni 60. L Sharpley 61. N Flatela 62. MP Vena 63. F Malan 64. T Solomons 65. P Sookmungal 66. B Ngiba 67. GM Mamabolo 68. Z Jaca 69. SK Sibopetsa 70. M Odolo 71. OM Mokause 72. T Tsuelle 73. S Gregory 74. O Lutu 75. L Methi 76. K Evans 77. A Briz 78. R Molelekoa 79. N Lokwe 80. F Cassim 81. B Mabalane 82. L Aries 83. A Thompson

84. C Sehume 85. L Du Plessis 86. C Msibi 87. Y Memela 88. T Ntsewa 89. N Didiza-Ndhlela 90. E Denlison 91. N Karim 92. M Gubula 93. B Mereeotlhe 94. A Nkwele 95. S Tsikwe-Apolus 96. G Lekhooaba 97. MKK Leonard 98. B Madokwe 99. W Sigcawu 100. E Bhana 101. S Komoreng 102. T Mkhwanazi 103. X Mokoena 104. TG Maswadi 105. B Vickers 106. N Mathebula 107. K Mthukwane 108. M Gubula 109. M Mahumapelo 110. A Nkwele 111. L Van Niekerk 112. W Mokodutlo 113. RR Raphael 114. C Naidu 115. H Hlophe 116. J Zwane 117. M Moleme 118. M Tuntulwana 119. G Edward 120. L Madikizela 121. AN Ntshuntshe 122. MP Moloto 123. FS Walijee 124. E Van Wyk 125. M Hadebe 126. B Strauss 127. M Chisale 128. K Hamana

129. N Makaluza 130. M Twane 131. T Teffo 132. NG Tshiki 133. EZ Bassed 134. Z Mapumulo 135. Mosimo 136. M Kadalie 137. W Posthumus 138. VM Madubela 139. H John 140. A Tlounyane 141. Z Zulu 142. J Maistry 143. RM Mzaidume 144. A Tjia 145. N Ngcizela 146. M Khan 147. LL Nkosi 148. M Tsolo 149. TP Msutu 150. J Jongolo 151. J Lenton 152. S Radebe 153. M Nxiweni 154. MS Mphahlele 155. R Kubjana 156. SC Mahlangu 157. NF Damoyi 158. J Losper 159. NM Gcuwa 160. T Moosa 161. Fisher 162. T Themba 163. S Ngwangwa 164. F Mcbetty 165. G Macintosh 166. N Mahlawe 167. RF Moroko 168. P Lempe 169. NW Tivane 170. H Van Niekerk 171. P Saaiman 172. NO Mzamane 173. A Botha

174. AB Kunene 175. KR Glen 176. PS Sipamla 177. Z Mathiso 178. LL Bashe 179. S Mzazi 180. WB Senwedi 181. S Nkwane 182. N Sikundla 183. M Bula 184. F Mahmoud 185. M Nditsheni 186. SJ Moloi 187. GW Leepo 188. L Fani 189. ME Malakoane 190. MT Tsietsi 191. BH Mokoena 192. IM Mohutsiwa 193. K Maquntsu 194. G Sithole 195. AP Capson 196. E Pienaar 197. M Tsotsi 198. T Mokatsane 199. LM Kruger 200. EV Mqoni

DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE CANDIDATES’ LISTS 2009 ELECTION EASTERN CAPE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY LIST 1. Athol Trollip 2. Annette Lovemore 3. Donald Lee 4. Stuart Farrow 5. Donald Smiles 6. Annette Steyn 7. Elza van Lingen 8. Peter van Vuuren 9. Gustav Rautenbach 10. Kevin Mileham PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE LIST 1. Athol Trollip 2. Bobby Stevenson 3. Veliswa Mvenya 4. John Cupido 5. Pine Pienaar 6. Dacre Haddon 7. Peter Van Vuuren 8. Kevin Mileham 9. Isaac Adams 10. Mzimkhulu Xesha FREE STATE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY LIST 1. Cobus Schmidt 2. Semakaleng Patricia Kopane 3. Theo Coetzee 4. Annelie Lotriet 5. Darryl Worth 6. David Ross 7. Ruloph Van der Merwe 8. Helena Hageman 9. Kingsley Ditabe PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE LIST

1. Roy Jankielsohn 2. Peter Frewen 3. Basil Alexander 4. David Janse van Vuuren 5. Henk van der Walt 6. David Ross 7. Nicolene du Toit 8. Tseko Mpakate GAUTENG NATIONAL ASSEMBLY LIST 1. Ian Davidson 2. Sej Motau 3. Butch Steyn 4. Natasha Michael 5. Niekie Van der Berg 6. Anthea Jeffrey 7. Kenneth Mubu 8. Manny de Freitas 9. Mike Waters 10. Stevens Mokgalapa 11. James Lorimer 12. Ian Ollis 13. Marti Wenger 14. Juanita Kloppers-Lourens 15. Anchen Dreyer 16. Dion George 17. Manie van Dyk 18. Hendrik Schmidt 19. Emmah More 20. George Boinamo 21. Justus de Goede 22. Rika Kruger 23. Sherry Chen 24. Anthony Still 25. Shelley Loe 26. Kevin Wax 27. James Swart 28. Bev Abrahams 29. Don Forbes 30. Jan Boshoff 31. Wildri Peach 32. Danie Erasmus 33. Frank Van der Tas 34. Johan Jordaan 35. Cilicia Augustine 36. Winston Campbell

PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE LIST 1. John Moodey 2. Jack Bloom 3. Khume Ramulifho 4. Mike Moriarty 5. Gavin Lewis 6. Thomas Walters 7. Patricia Mokgohlwa 8. Les Labuschagne 9. Glenda Steyn 10. Kate Lorimer 11. Solly Nkhi 12. Neil Campbell 13. Paul Willemburg 14. Fred Nel 15. Bev Abrahams 16. Rika Kruger 17. Lebogang More 18. Vasco da Gama 19. Hermene Koorts 20. Kevin Tait 21. Jan Boshoff 22. Justus de Goede 23. Fortume Mahano 24. Dot Corrigan 25. Benjamin Robinson 26. Hilda Weber 27. James Swart 28. Wildri Peach 29. Danie Erasmus 30. Allan Sauls 31. Lot Mathibedi 32. Cilicia Augustine 33. Winston Campbell 34. Nkululeko Dlamini 35. Bheki Moloi 36. Hilda Pheto 37. Jonas Moale KWAZULU-NATAL NATIONAL ASSEMBLY LIST 1. Mike Ellis 2. Gareth Morgan 3. Lindiwe Mazibuko 4. Gregory Krumbock 5. Santosh (Sandy) Kalyan

6. Dianne Kohler-Barnard 7. Mark Steele 8. Rafeek Shah 9. Timothy Harris 10. Radley Keys 11. Kameel Premhid 12. Sizwe Mchunu 13. Rory Macpherson 14. Ronnie Veeran 15. Ayanda Mbombo 16. Walter Geach 17. Robert Douglas 18. Selverani (Lallie) Naidoo PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE LIST 1. John Steenhuisen 2. Sizwe Mchunu 3. Ganesan Mari 4. Makhosazana Mdlalose 5. Thomas Stokes 6. Radley Keys 7. Johann Krog 8. Kameel Premhid 9. Rory Macpherson 10. Alfred Lees 11. Alex Christians 12. Douglas Rawlins 13. Francois Rodgers 14. Anbanithi Muthukrishna 15. Managi Johnson 16. Jaenette Green 17. Peter Davis 18. Sibongiseni Majola LIMPOPO NATIONAL ASSEMBLY LIST 1. Desiree Van der Walt 2. Mpowele Swathe 3. Michael Holford 4. Daniel Sigidane 5. Phokoane Mpetle 6. Nomvula Modibetsane 7. Tlogane Mailula PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE LIST 1. Jacques Smalle

2. Meisie Kennedy 3. Naome Phosa 4. Daniel Sigidane 5. Phokoane Mpetle 6. Phondo Mulaudzi MPUMALANGA NATIONAL ASSEMBLY LIST 1. Lourie Bosman 2. James Masango 3. Len Joubert 4. Elza du Toit 5. Alex Maphanga 6. Steven Schormann 7. Alan Mc Farlane PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE LIST 1. Anthony Benadie 2. Velly Manzini 3. Gravette Herbst 4. James Harris 5. Clive Hatch 6. Sonja Boshoff 7. Alex Maphanga 8. Frans Makhobela 9. Steven Schormann 10. Chris Griffiths NORTHERN CAPE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY LIST 1. Andrew Louw 2. Helene van Schalkwyk 3. Willem Faber 4. Pieter Cloete 5. Peter Kotze 6. Frances Warner 7. Philip Vorster 8. Arthur Strydom 9. Dirk Van der Merwe PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE LIST 1. Chris Liebenberg 2. Allen Grootboom

3. Dirk Stubbe 4. Karen De Kock 5. Gertruida Moolman 6. Willem Faber 7. Patricia Coutts 8. Phillip Vorster 9. Marthinus Uys NORTH WEST NATIONAL ASSEMBLY LIST 1. Juanita Terblanche 2. Winston Rabotapi 3. Hermanus Groenewald 4. Coenraad Herbst 5. Christian Bester 6. Coenraad de Beer 7. Stephanus Terblanche 8. Raymond Everson 9. Johan Vosloo 10. Norman Barlow PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE LIST 1. Chris Hattingh 2. John Franzen 3. Sello Motswenyane 4. Cornelius Coetzer 5. Leandi Eramsus 6. Coenraad de Beer 7. Johan Zwart 8. Combrick Mogwata WESTERN CAPE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY LIST 1. Ryan Coetzee 2. Wilmot Godfrey James 3. James Selfe 4. Mudene Smuts 5. Helen Lamoela 6. Willem Phillips Doman 7. Masizole Mnqasela 8. Sarel Jacobus Francois (Kobus) Marais 9. Denise Robinson 10. Albert Fritz 11. David Maynier

12. Petrus (Piet) Pretorius 13. Jacob Jeffrey Van der Linde 14. Petronella Catherine Duncan 15. Archibold Mzuvukile Figlan 16. Pierre Jacques Rabie 17. Adricus Pieter Van der Westhuizen 18. Nicolaas Deetlefs Du Toit 19. Erik Johannes Marais 20. Marius Swart 21. Michael Charles Walters 22. Theodorus Bernardus Beyleveldt 23. Eugene von Brandis 24. Cathleen Labuschagne 25. Deborah Ann Schafer 26. Peter van Dalen 27. Marian Robin Shinn 28. Erasmus Johannes Van Zyl 29. Jenniffer Loraine Hartnick 30. Patrick George Laws 31. Thembekile Richard Majola 32. Rael Mervin George 33. Jonathan David Venter 34. Cedric Reginald Thomas 35. Samuel Goedeman PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE LIST 1. Theuns Botha 2. Shahid Esau 3. Anton Bredell 4. Ivan Meyer 5. Gerrit van Rensburg 6. Bonginkosi Madikizela 7. Robin Carlisle 8. Lennit Max 9. Alan Winde 10. Mark Wiley 11. Donald Grant 12. Alta Rossouw 13. Anroux Marais 14. Jenny Hartnick 15. Richard Majola 16. Johan Visser 17. Erik Marais 18. Mike Walters 19. Theodorus Bernardus Beyleveldt 20. Eugene Jeffrey Von Brandis 21. Ernest Hendrik (Bill) Eloff 22. Cathlene Labuschagne 23. Jacob Jeffrey Van der Linde 24. Jacobus Albertus Jesse Kotze

25. Helmar Phillip (Bokkie) Geyer 26. Michael Jacobs Roland De Villiers 27. Denis Joseph 28. Jacobus Marthinus Bekker 29. Antoinette Janse van Rensburg 30. Clara Meyer 31. Maude Susan Irene Goliath 32. Archibold Mzuvukile Figlan 33. Sonja Carmen Biljohn

Freedom Front Plus The candidates on the FF Plus’ national list for Parliament in Cape Town, are: 1. Dr. Pieter Mulder. (Leader FF Plus)

2. Mr. Abrie Oosthuizen. (Chairperson FF Plus and Leader Free State)

3. Dr. Corné Mulder (FF Plus Leader Western Cape)

4. Mr. Pieter Groenewald (FF Plus Leader North West)

5. Mr. Willie Spies (FF Plus Leader Pretoria)

6. Dr. Frik van Heerden ( FF Plus NCOP member)

7. Mr. Werner Weber (FF Plus leader Mpumalanga)

8. Mr. Carel Boshoff IV (FF Plus leader Northern Cape)

9. Mr. André Fourie (Ex National Party Minister – FW de Klerk Cabinet)

10. Mr. Andrew Gerber (FF Plus member North West Legislature)

11. Dr. Rentia Landman (FF Plus Caucus Chairperson Tshwane Metro Council)

12. Mr. Jaco Mulder (FF Plus leader Gauteng)

13. Dr. Willie Snyman (FF Plus leader Limpopo)

14. Prof. Elizabeth Snyman van Deventer (Member FF Plus Executive Committee)

15. Col Piet Uys (FF Plus General Secretary)

16. Mr. Cornelius Jansen van Rensburg (FF Plus Youth Leader)

17. Mr. Jan van Niekerk (FF Plus Youth Leader Free State)

18. Mr. Piet Mey (FF Plus Eastern Cape)

19. Mr. Abrie Le Roux (Member FF Plus KZN Executive Committee)

20. Mr. Carel Venter (FF Plus Leader KZN)

21. Adv. Anton Alberts

22. Mr. Kritzinber Mey

23 Mr. Ryk Van Jaarsveld

24. Ms. Martie Richter

25. Mr. Petrus Grobler

26. Mr. Louis Trichardt

27. Mr. Johan Blignaut

28. Ms. Anna Geldenhuys

29. Ms. Suné Lötter

30. Mr. Johannes Stander

31. Mr. Bernard Harley

32. Mr. Aubrey Wilkenson

33. Mr. Hendrik van der Walt

34. Mr. Gerrie Wolmarans

35. Mr. Marcus Pawson

36. Mr. Frik van Wyk

37. Ms. Carien Nefdt

38. Mr. Hannes Schutte

39. Ms. Linette Badenhorst

40. Mr. Wouter Hoffman

Provincial Premier Candidates:

1. Western Cape: Dr. Corné Mulder

2. Northern Cape: Mr. Carel Boshoff IV

3. North West: Mr. Pieter Groenewald

4. Free State: Mr. Abrie Oosthuizen

5. KwaZulu-Natal: Mr. Carel Venter

6. Gauteng: Mr. Jaco Mulder

7. Mpumalanga: Mr. Werner Weber

8. Limpopo: Dr. Willie Snyman

9. Eastern Cape: Mr. Kritzinger Mey

Independent Democrats LIST OF TOP TEN CANDIDATES ON NATIONAL LIST 1. PATRICIA DE LILLE 2. HANIFF HOOSEN 3. ARI SEIRLIS 4. JOE MCGLUWA 5. KHOSI MNCEDANE 6. AGNES TSAMAI 7. STEVEN OTTER 8. BRETT HERRON 9. AUBREY TSHALATA 10. XANTHEA LIMBERG PROFILES FOR TOP TEN NATIONAL CANDIDATES 1. PATRICIA DE LILLE Patricia de Lille, the president of the Independent Democrats, has been active in politics for a quarter of a century. She is known for her role as a trade unionist in the struggle and as the initial whistle-blower on the infamous arms-deal corruption. In 1988 she was elected vice-president of the National Council of Trade Unions. She became an MP in 1994 and went on to chair the parliamentary committee on transport until 1999. On March 26 2003 she formed the Independent Democrats, which won national and provincial seats in the 2004 elections, becoming the first woman since freedom to do so. De Lille has been the recipient of numerous awards including being voted Woman of the Year by Rapport/City Press and one of the Top 5 Women in Government and Government Agencies, and

has been recognised as a leading HIV/Aids activist by an international organisation. She is a former chancellor of the Durban Institute of Technology, an Honorary Colonel in the SANDF and serves on the boards of the African Monitor, the Helen Suzman Foundation and the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund. She has been described by Nelson Mandela as "a strong, principled woman" and his "favourite opposition politician". 2. HANIFF HOOSEN The IDs' Secretary-General and MP, Haniff Hoosen, hails from Durban and studied for a B Proc degree in Law. In September 2005 Hoosen joined the Independent Democrats and was soon after appointed as the IDs' Election Campaign Manager in March 2006. He also served as an ID Councillor on the Durban Metro Council in 2006. After becoming a member of the IDs' National Executive Committee, Hoosen was elected as the IDs' Secretary General in 2007 where after he was elected to National Parliament in 2008. Hoosen currently serves on the Education and Safety & Security portfolio committees. He is also the former Chairperson of the Independent Democrats Councillors Forum. 3. ARI SEIRLIS Ari Seirlis is the National Director of the QuadPara Association of South Africa and has held the position since 2001. The Association strives to prevent spinal cord injury, as well as protect and promote the interests of people with mobility impairments. Ari Seirlis matriculated at Hilton College and studied at UCT and completed an IMM at the Natal Technikon. Ari broke his neck in a car accident in 1985 which rendered him a quadriplegic. After 6 months of Hospitalization and Rehabilitation, he returned to complete his studies, and thereafter started his own business. Ari has been involved in a variety of organizations across South Africa, including as the Vice-President of The Association for Persons with Physical Disabilities, a Management Member of SPINAL REHAB CENTRE (Phoenix), Chairman of AMASONDO (private suite for the disabled

at Kings Park) and Executive Management of Quadriplegic Association of Kwazulu-Natal. 4. JOE MCGLUWA Joe Mcgluwa, the National Organiser of the Independent Democrats, who has overseen the rapid growth of the party by setting up constituency offices country-wide, was born in Johannesburg and grew up in Klerksdorp in the 1960s and 1970s. His roles as national organizer include the assessment and verification of party structures, undertaking regular performance audits of all constituency offices throughout the country and arranging programmes of visits to all provinces by the party President. In addition, he supervises all constituency offices and organizers of the party. Mcgluwa has served as a Councillor in the Cape Town Metropolitan Municipality since 2006 and was recently appointed as a Member of Parliament in the NCOP. 5. KHOSI MNCEDANE Her experience in politics led delegates at the Gauteng inaugural provincial conference to elect Nomakhosazana Mncedane to the chair of ID Women’s Agenda in the province. Born in the Eastern Cape on the 25th May 1952, she went to train as a correctional officer at the Baviaanspoort training college in 1974. It was life as a correctional officer that led her into the terrain of politics when she and others founded the Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union (Popcru) in 1992. She climbed the ladder within the correctional services department to the assistant directorship, a post she resigned in 2004. Mncedane obtained a Diploma in Correctional Services Management as well as Diploma in Human Resources Management whilst in the employment of the Department. Mncedane was a member of the Gauteng legislature when she joined the ID in 2007. Mncedane is in the process of building strong ID branches in Pretoria.

6. AGNES TSAMAI The deputy president of the Independent Democrats has been involved in politics for most of her life. She grew up in the volatile 1960s and 70s and attended Orlando High School in Soweto. After matriculating in 1971, she trained as a nurse but remained actively involved in numerous community projects. Tsamai was active in politics during the apartheid years and says that she devoted much of her time to politics as it was the only genuine way one could contribute to society when she grew up. In 2004, she joined the ID and soon became a councillor and put her years of experience in community service to good use. 7. STEVEN OTTER Steven Otter has served as the National Media Officer for the Independent Democrats for more than two years. He was born in Johannesburg and grew up in the Eastern Cape. He received a diploma in journalism from Peninsula Technikon and worked as a journalist, photographer and sub-editor before joining the Independent Democrats. Otter is the author of the book, ‘Khayelitsha – uMlungu in a Township’ and has presented part of a writing programme to juvenile prisoners at Pollsmoor Prison. He is passionate about transformation, human development and ending all forms of racism. 8. BRETT HERRON Born and raised in Durban, KZN, Brett is a Graduate of the University of Natal and holds a BA and LL.B degree. Prior to being admitted as an Attorney in 1994, Brett did his articles of clerkship in Durban. He then practised as an attorney until the beginning of 1998 before moving to New York City where lived and worked until the end of 2001 when returned to South Africa. He then became involved in legal education by acquiring the South African Law School in 2002, and is currently the Director the school, one of the few private law school’s in South Africa that is fully accredited. Brett has been an ID member for several

years, before being elected Policy Convenor for the Cape Town Metro District Executive Committee in July 2008. 9. AUBREY TSHALATA Aubrey Tshalata is the ID Provincial Elections Coordinator for Kwazulu-Natal. He is currently the National General Secretary of the National Federation for the Building Industry (NAFBI), which has 6 400 members across the country. Tshalata has served as the General Secretary of NAFCOC and has worked at management level for a variety of companies and is the Managing Director of the Palcard Group. He has sat on a number of Government Advisory Councils, including the Advisory Council on Health and Safety and the Employment Conditions Commission, which determines conditions of employment in a number of sectors. Tshalata holds a BA in Psychology (University of Zululand) and a post graduate degree in employment law and social security (UCT). He received certificates for Programme Management Development (PMD) and the Mastering Strategy Executive Programme from the University of Pretoria and the Gordon Institute of Business Science. He also holds a certificate in International Labour Migration from the International Labour Organisation at the Turin Centre, in Italy. 10. XANTHEA LIMBERG Xanthea Tyrrell Limberg is currently a Politics student at the University of Cape Town, majoring in Public Policy and Administration. She is an active member of YIDSO at the UCT campus, and also works as an intern for the Independent Democrats at their Head Office in Parliament. This young woman has been passionate about politics since the age of 15 years old and has been part of the ID since the age of seventeen. According to Xanthea her ultimate objective in life, wherever she goes, is to inspire the youth of South Africa, to become more involved and aware of the role politics plays in building our nation.

LIST OF PREMIER CANDIDATES Western Cape Premier Candidate: Patricia de Lille Northern Cape Premier Candidate: Schalk Lubbe Eastern Cape Premier Candidate: Khwezi Theo Ngalolo Kwazulu-Natal Premier Candidate: Aubrey Tshalata Free State Premier Candidate: Hendrik Klopper Gauteng Premier Candidate: Rose Gudlhuza North West Premier Candidate: Harold Mcgluwa Mpumalanga Premier Candidate: James Mbetse Limpopo Premier Candidate: Edward Mulaudzi 5. PROFILES FOR PREMIER CANDIDATES Western Cape Premier Candidate: Patricia de Lille Patricia de Lille, the president of the Independent Democrats, has been active in politics for a quarter of a century. She is known for her role as a trade unionist in the struggle and as the initial whistle-blower on the infamous arms-deal corruption. In 1988 she was elected vice-president of the National Council of Trade Unions. She became an MP in 1994 and went on to chair the parliamentary committee on transport until 1999. On March 26 2003 she formed the Independent Democrats, which won national and provincial seats in the 2004 elections, becoming the first woman since freedom to do so. De Lille has been the recipient of numerous awards including being voted Woman of the Year by Rapport/City Press and one of the Top 5 Women in Government and Government Agencies, and has been recognised as a leading HIV/Aids activist by an international organisation. She is a former chancellor of the Durban Institute of Technology, an Honorary Colonel in the

SANDF and serves on the boards of the African Monitor, the Helen Suzman Foundation and the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund. She has been described by Nelson Mandela as "a strong, principled woman" and his "favourite opposition politician". Northern Cape Premier Candidate: Schalk Lubbe The Independent Democrats National Treasurer and Mayor of Springbok, Schalk Lubbe, has a long standing history in politics. Born in 1936, Lubbe started his political career in the 1970’s. Born on a farm in the Northern Cape, Lubbe matriculated at the Prieska High School where after he worked at an asbestos-mine for 24 years. Here he was responsible for finance and administration. Lubbe has been a part of the Independent Democrats since 2005. In 2007 he was elected as the ID’s National Treasurer, a position he still holds today. He is also an associate member of the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers. In his spare time Lubbe enjoys music and mountaineering. Eastern Cape Premier Candidate: Khwezi Theo Ngalolo Khwezi was born in Ngcanacini location in Mquanduli in the Eastern Cape. Khwezi cut his teeth in politics at a tender age. A former AAWUSA leader, Khwezi is also currently the organiser and chief negotiator for the Services Allied Workers Union, SAWUSA. After joining the Independent Democrats, he soon climbed the ranks, and was recently appointed as the Provincial Chairperson of the ID in the Eastern Cape. He is a self made man, with extensive training in labour matters and entrepreneurship. Kwazulu-Natal Premier Candidate: Aubrey Tshalata Aubrey Tshalata is the ID Provincial Elections Coordinator for Kwazulu-Natal. He is currently the National General Secretary of the National Federation for the Building Industry (NAFBI), which

has 6 400 members across the country. Tshalata has served as the General Secretary of NAFCOC and has worked at management level for a variety of companies and is the Managing Director of the Palcard Group. He has sat on a number of Government Advisory Councils, including the Advisory Council on Health and Safety and the Employment Conditions Commission, which determines conditions of employment in a number of sectors. Tshalata holds a BA in Psychology (University of Zululand) and a post graduate degree in employment law and social security (UCT). He received certificates for Programme Management Development (PMD) and the Mastering Strategy Executive Programme from the University of Pretoria and the Gordon Institute of Business Science. He also holds a certificate in International Labour Migration from the International Labour Organisation at the Turin Centre, in Italy. Free State Premier Candidate: Hendrik Klopper Hendrik Klopper was born and bred in Philippollis in the Free State. He holds a National Police Management Diploma and was an investigating officer for many years, before venturing into a number of business interests. He has a keep interest in the wellbeing of his community, and joined the ID in April 2007. Gauteng Premier Candidate: Rose Gudlhuza Rose Gudlhuza, the current chair of the Independent Democrats in Gauteng, was elected, to her position, unopposed in August after having led the party on an acting basis. Gudlhuza was recruited to the party by President Patricia de Lille to established structures and ensure visibility in Gauteng. Born in Limpopo, Gudlhuza moved to Johannesburg in 1990, where she worked as a legal secretary in a firm, where her husband was practising. This paved her way into the regional offices of the Democratic Alliance where she remained until she joined the ID in 2005. Gudlhuza's mandate has been to make the ID a vibrant organisation in Gauteng. In 2007, she founded the ID's Women Agenda and is the current national chair.

Rose is hoping to finish her BEd studies in 2009, where after she intends pursuing a law degree, leaning on civil matters. She's currently a member of, among others, the portfolio committees on housing, Gender and people living with disabilities as well as the ethics committee of the Gauteng Legislature. Recently Gudlhuza also became a member of the Committee on Scrutiny of Subordinate Legislation (CSSL). North West Premier Candidate: Harold Mcgluwa Harold Mcgluwa, currently resides in the North West, and completed his grade 11 at the Alabama High school in 1982. He then went on to complete his NTS 3 at Highveld Technical College, and received a SANAS – SABS verification officer certificate in trade metrology. He worked for 12 years before opening up his own business in the field of weighing instrumentation scales. Harold is on a number of boards of Directors, and is a member of Klerksdorp THS High School governing body, local sport council and involved with local communities, development officer for the North West Power Boat Association and is also the Deputy Chairperson of the North West Power Boat Association. He is also the former President of the North West Table Tennis Association. Mcgluwa joined the ID in 2003 to form structures in all districts in the North West which included the Northern Cape and Gauteng. He has also held a number of positions in the ID. Amongst others he is the former Provincial Secretary, Member of the National Executive council of the ID, North West Provincial Chairperson and a member of the Disciplinary Committee. Mpumalanga Premier Candidate: James Mbetse James Mbetse is from Bushbuckridge in Mpumalanga, and is self taught and skilled in the construction industry. He has also honed his skills in the metal finishing industry. James currently holds the position of Provincial Co-ordinator, after he joined the ID in November last year. He is currently the national president of National Federation for the Building Industry (NAFBI). Limpopo Premier Candidate: Edward Mulaudzi

Edward Mulaudzi hails from the Zhembe District in Limpopo, and is a bricklayer. His involvement with politics started many years ago and he joined the ID after the 2004 elections where he held a councillors position. In 2007 he became the National Convener of the ID in Limpopo, a position he holds till today. REGIONAL TO NATIONAL - WESTERN CAPE LIST 1. LANCE GREYLING 2. GEORGE MARCH 3. PEARL STANFLIET 4. JACOBUS GREEFF 5. STEVEN OTTER 6. MERCIA DRAGHOENDER 7. GAWA SAMUELS 8. GEORLENE WOLMARANS 9. SHIREEN AUGUST 10. SAMUEL CLAASSEN 7. WESTERN CAPE LIST 1. PATRICIA DE LILLE 2. IZAK JENNER 3. BRETT HERRON 4. SARAH PAULSE 5. RODNEY LENTIT

6. SHAUN AUGUST 7. PEARL STANFLIET 8. BAZIL PETRUS 9. MERCIA DRAGHOENDER 10. GEORLENE WOLMARANS Our full lists will be made available to the media once the IEC verification process is completed.

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Order Name Surname1 Bantubonke Harrington Holomisa2 Ntopile Marcel Kganyago3 Stanley Zoyisile Ntapane4 Hendrik Jaques Lombard5 Nonhlanhla Claribel Nkabinde6 Nqabayomzi Lawrence Kwankwa7 George Tembela Madikiza8 Confidence Vuyokazi Jafta9 Humphrey Sangolibanzi Nobongoza10 Mahlodi Johannes Rapetsoa11 Hartsleaf Thanduxolo Sogoni12 Abie Maxwell Kwelilanga13 Sebastian Mathew Vattakunnel14 Christobel Thandiwe Nontenja15 Jumaimah Thabsile Msiza16 Luzuko Malibongwe Luwaca17 Msimelelo Mabula18 Kholofelo Nurse Mokgawa19 Sabelo Alton Mbuzi20 Mntuwekhaya Shepard Daki21 Christopher Nceba Dyan22 Nomthandazo Virginia Msutu23 Mamogodi Benjamin Mmotla24 Mzimasi Gova25 Wilson Ndoda Dick Tshangela26 Franklin Abraham Oliver27 Farrington Sindezama Mdunyelwa28 Jose Fernando Barradas29 Fosia Kennedy30 Dumisani Livingstone Ximbi31 Goodman Lufefe Sololo32 Stephan Watrobski33 Mokgadi Jeridah Raletjena34 Mandla Wellington Mbhenge35 Bongani Burnet Maqungwana36 Tiisetso Patience Skhosana37 Pheziwe Ngombane38 Fezeka Isabel Nkonzo39 Langanani Patson Mashau40 Jackson Bici41 Bongani Richard Dudumayo42 Mnyamezeli Elliot Masoka43 Nokuzola Carol-Ann Mei44 Mandisa Njomane45 Vincey Matemba Ntsubane46 Moegamat Yusuf Patel47 Donald Tamsanqa Tsengwa48 Mfowethu Atwell Voyi

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