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House of Assembly: Vol7 - FRIDAY 22 APRIL 1988

FRIDAY, 22 APRIL 1988 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

†Indicates translated version.

For written reply:

General Affairs:

Johannesburg: applications for exemptions from Group Areas Act 4. Mr P G SOAL

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

  1. (1) Whether, during 1987, his Department received any applications for exemptions from the provisions of the Group Areas Act, No 36 of 1966, in respect of residential areas in Johannesburg; if so, (a) how many such applications had been (i) granted and (ii) refused as at the latest specified date for which information is available and (b) what were the reasons for (i) granting and (ii) refusing each application;
  2. (2) whether any action was taken against (a) owners and (b) occupants of residential property in Johannesburg in terms of the provisions of the said Act during the above-mentioned period; if so, (i) in respect of the owners or occupants of which properties, (ii) what action was taken, (iii) who initiated the action, (iv) who decided what action should be taken, (v) why was action taken and (vi) what was the outcome of the action in each case?
 The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:
  1. (1) No. The rest of the question falls away.
  2. (2)
    1. (a) Yes;
    2. (b) Yes;
      1. (i) It is not deemed desirable to divulge the required information as it might lead to embarrassment of owners and occupants.
      2. (ii) Notices were issued on the parties concerned in terms of section 41 of the Group Areas Act.
      3. (iii) Action arose from complaints lodged with the Police by the public.
      4. (iv) In terms of Government policy.
      5. (v) Because of contraventions of the provisions of the Act.
      6. (vi) In one case the illegal situation has been rectified and action has been stopped; in another it has been decided not to proceed with administrative action in terms of section 41.
        In a third case action has been suspended for further police investigation and, in a fourth, action is proceeding in terms of the provisions of the Act.
 99-year leasehold scheme/freehold title: applications 158. Mr P G SOAL

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

  1. (1) (a) How many persons in each specified region of his Department applied in 1987 for (i) leases in terms of the 99-year leasehold scheme and (ii) leave to purchase property under freehold title and (b) how many such applications had been granted as at the latest specified date for which figures are available;
  2. (2) whether the figures in respect of each such region represent an increase or decrease in comparison with the relevant figures for 1986?
 The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:

ORANGE FREE STATE

  1. (1)
    1. (a)
      1. (i) 1 156
      2. (ii) None.
    2. (b) 1 156 (as at 31 January 1988).
  2. (2) Increase.

CAPE PROVINCE

  1. (1)
    1. (a)
      1. (i) 5 312
      2. (ii) None.
    2. (b) 5 169 (as at 31 December 1987).
  2. (2) Northern Cape — Decrease
    Western Cape — Increase
    Eastern Cape — Increase

TRANSVAAL

  1. (1)
    1. (a)
      1. (i) 24 763
      2. (ii) 3.
    2. (b) 21 463 (99-year leasehold) (as at 31 December 1987).
      3 (freehold).
  2. (2) Increase.

NATAL

  1. (1)
    1. (a)
      1. (i) 979 — with the option to convert to freehold title.
      2. (ii) None.
    2. (b) 416 (as at 31 December 1987).
  2. (2) Increase.
 Nine development areas: housing backlog 163. Mr P G SOAL

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

(a) What is the extent of the housing backlog for Black in respect of each of the nine development areas in the Republic and (b) in respect of what date is this information furnished?

 The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:
  1. (a) Region A — 36 454
    B —9 977
    C — 50 409
    D — 52 716
    E — 142 000
    F — 44 895
    G — 1 039
    H — 354 792
    J — 10 468
  2. (b) December 1987.
 Black townships: township constables deployed 483. Mrs H SUZMAN

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

  1. (1) (a) How many township constables were being employed in Black townships as at the latest specified date for which information is available, (b) what training are these constables given prior to being deployed and (c) where are they trained;
  2. (2) whether any fire-arms issued to township constables have been used in the commission of any crimes; if so, (a) how many as at the latest specified date for which information is available and (b) what were the circumstances surrounding the use of such fire-arms in each case?
 The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:

The execution provisions of section 34 of the Black Local Authority Act, 1982 (Act No 102 of 1982) in terms of which the municipal police function was assigned to the various provincial governments on 1 October 1986 and according to information received from them, the following replies are furnished:

  1. (1)
    1. (a) 9 119
    2. (b) A twelve week training course for law enforcement officers under the supervision and guidance of the South African Police is presented.
    3. (c) Tladi Training College at Soweto
      Katlehong Training College at Germiston
      Sebokeng Training College at Vanderbijlpark
      Mtombolwazi Training College at Port Elizabeth
      Mokutu Training College at Zeerust
      Ningizima Training College at Durban
  2. (2) When law enforcement officers go on duty they are issued with fire-arms. It cannot be confirmed that these fire-arms were used in the committing of crime.
    1. (a) and (b)

A number of cases against law enforcement officers, where fire-arms were used, were reported, inter alia —

Murder

Attempted murder

Armed robbery

Contraventions of the Weapons and Ammunition Act, 1969 (Act 75 of 1969).

To gather this information, will be a timeconsuming and counter-productive task which cannot be economically accounted for. On account of this, the furnishing of the required information is not justifiable.

 Overseas visits 567. Mr P G SOAL

asked the Minister of Water Affairs:

  1. (1) Whether he or the Deputy Minister of Water Affairs undertook any overseas visits in 1987; if so, (a) which countries were visited and (b) what was the purpose of each visit;
  2. (2) whether he or this Deputy Minister was accompanied by any representatives of the media on these visits; if so, (a) what were the names of the journalists involved, (b) which newspaper or radio or television networks did they represent, (c) to which countries did each of these persons accompany him or this Deputy Minister and (d) why;
  3. (3) whether any costs were incurred by his Department as a result; if so, what total amount in that year?
 The MINISTER OF WATER AFFAIRS:
  1. (1) No.
  2. (1) (a) and (b), (2) and (3) Fall away.
 Nine main urban areas: houses built 587. Mrs H SUZMAN

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

What was the total number of houses built for Blacks in the 1986-87 financial year in each of the nine main urban areas in the Republic?

 The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:

TRANSVAAL

Pretoria

2 042

Witwatersrand

10 472

Vaal Triangle

673

ORANGE FREE STATE

Mangaung (Bloemfontein)

940

Thabong (Welkom)

174

CAPE PROVINCE

Cape Town

182

Port Elizabeth

1 202

East London

180

Kimberley

247

NATAL

Durban area

51
Christmas cards sent out 600. Mr P G SOAL

asked the Minister of Water Affairs:

  1. (1) Whether (a) he and/or (b) his Department sent out Christmas cards in 1987; if so, (i) what total number of cards was printed, (ii) to whom were they sent, (iii) what was the total cost of producing and distributing these cards, and (iv) who was responsible for printing them, in each case;
  2. (2) whether postage stamps were used to send out these Christmas cards; if not, how were they distributed?
 The MINISTER OF WATER AFFAIRS:
  1. (1)
    1. (a) Yes. Particulars are provided in the reply to question 601 (for written reply).
    2. (b) Yes.
      1. (i) 953.
      2. (ii) Christmas cards were sent to Ministers, Deputy Ministers, other political dignitaries, heads of Departments, other Government Departments, parastatal organizations, regional and local authority bodies and other associations, boards and institutions with whom the Department is in frequent liaison, Departmental personnel and offices and other institutions and individuals from whom cards were received.
      3. (iii) Printing cost alone R828,17.
      4. (iv) KMP Compton (Pty) Ltd and Prontaprint.
  2. (2) Yes. Postage stamps were used to mail 111 cards but the sender bore the cost thereof himself. The remainder of the cards were distributed in official envelopes.
 Provincial hospitals: specialist medical equipment purchased 638. Dr M S BARNARD

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

  1. (1) Whether any items of specialist medical equipment costing in excess of R100 000 were purchased by any provincial hospital services department in the financial year ended 28 February 1986; if so, (a) to which department of which hospital was the equipment delivered, (b) on what date was delivery taken, (c) on what date was the equipment commissioned, and (d) what was the delivered cost of the item, in each case;
  2. (2) whether there was a delay of more than 60 days between the date of delivery and the date of commission in respect of any of this equipment; if so, what was the reason for the delay in commissioning the order in each case;
  3. (3) whether reviews of capital equipment in hospitals are carried out by his Department and/or the provincial authorities on a regular basis to establish the degree of utilization of such equipment; if not, why not; if so, (a) at what intervals and (b) what is the policy of his Department and/ or the provincial authorities in cases where the equipment is under-utilized?
 The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:

ORANGE FREE STATE

  1. (1) Yes.
    1. (a), (b), (c) and (d)

UNIVERSITAS HOSPITAL

Item

Department

Date ordered

Date delivered

Cost

Reason for late delivery

Angiontron CMP 12491

X-rays

11-07-85

07-03-86

R638 615,00

Imported —delivered as tendered

Two-phase X-ray machine

Catheter Laboratory

08-08-85

14-03-86

R1 446 847,36

Imported —delivered as tendered

Operation microscope

Ophthalmology

03-09-85

15-09-85

R126 504,00

Imported —stock depleted

Upgrading computerised tomograph

X-rays

09-01-86

28-04-86

R396 944,00

Problems with import

scanner

Obstetrics

09-01-86

05-03-86

R156 782,00

Delivered as tendered before 31-03-86

Amino acid analyser

Chemical

Pathology

09-01-86

31-03-86

R154 560,00

Delivered as tendered before 31-03-86

Yag laser

Ophthalmology

17-12-86

12-02-86

R229 824,00

Lung function equipment

Pulmonology

20-01-86

04-03-86

R545 020,00

Whole body scanner Monitors

Pulmonology

Cardio

Thorax

20-01-86

12-12-85

12-03-86

11-06-86

R741 210,00

R123 755,00

Problems with import

Biochemical analyser

Chemical

Pathology

26-09-85

06-12-85

R473 371,36

Problems with import

Heart-lung machine

Cardio

Thorax

23-01-86

07-05-86

R150 785,60

Conditions of delivery 3 to 4 months

PELONOMI HOSPITAL

Lateral scanning unit Incubator

Radiology Maternity Ward

26-07-85

25-01-85

25-02-86

18-12-85

R111 760,32

R126 700,00

Problems with import

Ultra-echo unit CO2 laser

Radiology

Ear, Nose

and Throat

28-11-85

03-12-85

25-04-86

17-02-86

R146 389,12

R146 720,00

Problems with import

Problems with import

Dosage meter

Oncotherapy

23-12-85

07-04-86

R190 485,12

Delivered as tendered

— 4 months

HI system

Heamatology

10-01-86

14-03-86

R296 500,00

Delivered as tendered before 31/03/86

Linear accelerator

Oncotherapy

15-01-86

08-01-87

R2 500,494,00

Delivered as tendered

— one year

Lung function equipment X-ray unit Mobile X-ray machine

Pulmonolog

Radiology

Radiology

y 20-01-86

04-02-86

04-02-86

12-03-86

08-09-86

07-03-86

R897 366,40

R254 241,12

R202 836,48

Problems with import Delivered as tendered

Sonar apparatus

Internal

Medicine

07-02-86

04-06-86

R195 902,52

Delivered as tendered

WELKOM HOSPITAL

X-ray machine

X-rays

03-09-85

11-03-86

R109 889,92

Imported from Germany

BOITUMELO HOSPITAL

X-ray unit with C- arm and high resolution image intensifier

Theatre

17-12-85

17-02-86

R200 754,40

Chest X-ray unit

X-rays

03-10-85

08-06-86

R127 296,34

Shipment delay
  1. (2) Yes, as set out in the schedule above.
  2. (3) Yes.
    1. (a) Reviews are carried out on a continuous basis.
    2. (b) Under-utilization of equipment has as yet not occurred.

NATAL

  1. (1) Yes.
    1. (a), (b), (c) and (d)

ADDINGTON HOSPITAL

Item

Department

Date ordered

Date delivered

Cost

D X R treatment unit

Radiotherapy and Oncology

10-01-86

01-06-86

R293 407,78

GREY HOSPITAL

CT whole body scanner

Diagnostic

Radiology

30-09-85

February 86

R1 708 399,54

KING EDWARD VIII

Replacement generator

Diagnostic

Radiology

31-12-85

27-02-86

R131 591,04

Replacement skull unit

Diagnostic

Radiology

31-01-86

21-03-86

R107 637,00

Ultrasound unit

Ultrasound

14-10-85

05-11-85

Rill 720,00
  1. (2) D X R treatment unit:
    This is a sophisticated unit which takes time to install. Furthermore, as it is a radiation unit, approval of the Department of National Health and Population Development had to be obtained in regard to the building housing the unit, the unit itself and its calibration before the commissioning could take place.
    CT whole body scanner:
    In addition to the sophistication of this unit, changes had to be made to the accommodation, ie buildings and air conditioning prior to commissioning. The actual time for commissioning was regarded as reasonable by the Chief Provincial Radiologist/Professor of Radiology.
  2. (3) The deficit of equipment in the Province is so great that most equipment is overutilized. However reviews have been conducted on an ad hoc basis in the past and this Province’s Hospitals Branch is currently engaged in an exercise to draw up a comprehensive inventory of electro-medical equipment with the aim of improving the management thereof.
    1. (a) Yes.
    2. (b) In rare cases where equipment is found to be under-utilized it is transferred to institutions where it will be properly utilised.

TRANSVAAL

  1. (1) Yes.
    1. (a), (b), (c) and (d)

H F VERWOERD HOSPITAL

Department

Date delivered

Date ordered

Cost

Radiology

6 June 1985

6 May 1985

R402 428

Ward 54

30 April 1986

2 August 1985

R136 036

Surgery

16 October 1985

28 August 1985

R198 000

Orthopaedic

18 March 1986

21 October 1985

R113 580

R223 655

Radiology

5 November 1985

28 August 1985

R126 944

Coronary

17 January 1986

28 September 1985

R177 700

Theatre

12 November 1985

16 September 1985

R340 754

Orthopaedic

6 February 1986

29 October 1985

R267 957

Radiology

18 February 1986

24 September 1985

R161 157

Lung function

2 December 1985

1 October 1985

R141 745

Block 5

29 January 1986

28 October 1985

R116 420

Block 5

6 February 1986

18 November 1985

R101 960

JOHANNESBURG HOSPITAL

ENT

22 August 1985

19 July 1985

R150 903

Respiratory unit 26 March 1986

17 December 1985

R173 397

Radiology

5 February 1986

7 November 1985

R110 894

Ward 364

15 November 1985

11 September 1985

R107 400

Radiology

25 November 1985

21 October 1985

R1 691 893

Radiology

18 September 1986

27 January 1986

R411 590

Radiology

14 July 1986

27 January 1986

R266 916

Orthopaedic

16 March 1986

21 November 1985

R152 924

ENT

17 February 1986

5 December 1985

R325 058

BARAGWANATH HOSPITAL

Surgery

December 1985

12 August 1985

R108 580

Paediatric

December 1985

31 July 1985

R226 400

Gynaecology

March 1986

9 August 1985

R109 900

Casualty

January 1986

11 September 1985

R144 077

“Cath-Lab"

March 1986

6 November 1985

R340 754

Casualty

March 1986

3 September 1985

R206 826

Cardiology

April 1986

30 September 1985

R318 090

Theatres

February 1986

14 November 1985

R255 930

CORONATION HOSPITAL

Maternity

6 January 1986

12 August 1985

R106 790

Intensive Care

22 October 1986

11 September 1985

Rill 716

Radiology

1 July 1986

14 November 1985

R319 996

Radiology

1 July 1986

14 November 1985

R392 154

BOKSBURG HOSPITAL

Department

Date delivered

Date ordered

Cost

Radiology

4 March 1986

18 October 1985

R172 792

Radiology

28 January 1986

12 November 1985

R127 636

HILLBROW HOSPITAL

Medic

25 November 1985

26 September 1985

R173 660

Radiology

19 March 1986

23 September 1985

R218 422

Radiology

26 March 1986

16 September 1985

R297 578

Radiology

6 March 1986

1 October 1985

R117 202

TEMBISA HOSPITAL

Radiology

8 March 1986

22 October 1985

R147 990

ANDREW McCOLM HOSPITAL

Urology

August 1985

11 March 1985

R285 319

NIC BODENSTEIN HOSPITAL

Radiology

22 March 1986

3 September 1985

R187 914

KALAFONG HOSPITAL

Radiology

March 1986

19 August 1985

R311 504

VOORTREKKER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

Radiology

19 January 1986

19 August 1985

R148 302

TPA HOSPITAL STORES

Analytical

29 January 1986

9 August 1985

R170 661

TSHEPONG HOSPITAL

Radiology

25 February 1986

19 August 1985

R179 435

J G STRIJDOM HOSPITAL

Ward 15

25 November 1985

12 August 1985

R382 795

Intensive Care

27 February 1986

28 August 1985

R108 100

KLERKSDORP HOSPITAL

Radiology

19 January 1986

28 August 1985

R167 910

BARBERTON HOSPITAL

Radiology

16 February 1986

25 September 1985

R154 825

NIGEL HOSPITAL

Radiology

2 February 1986

18 October 1985

R261 278

LERATONG HOSPITAL

Intensive Care

27 March 1986

22 November 1985

R160 301
  1. (2) The delivery period of most of the specialist medical equipment is from 3 to 9 months as these items are imported. No delays in deliveries were experienced.
  2. (3) Yes.
    1. (a) Annually.
    2. (b) Where it is established that capital equipment is under-utilized this equipment is transferred to hospitals where it can be utilized.

CAPE PROVINCE

  1. (1) Yes.

Description of equipment in excess of R100 000

(1)(a)

Hospital/ department

(1)(b)

Date delivered

(1)(c)

Date delivered

(1)(d)

Delivered cost (GST included)

(2)(a)

Delivery period in exces of 60 days

(2)(b)

Reasons if s delivery period is longer than 60 days

X-ray system

Tygerberg/ Radiology

24 Mar 86

02 Sep 85

R134 668

Yes

Tendered conditions

Day light system

Tygerberg/ Radiology

10 Mar 86

30 Aug 85

R113 911

Yes

Tendered conditions

Linear accelerator

Tygerberg/ Radiotherapy

Jul (Hanover) Mar 86

85 29 Jun 84

19

R1 189 112

Yes

Tendered conditions

Automatic catherisation system

Tygerberg/

Cardiology

08 Jan 86

03 Dec 85

R399 078

No

N/A

Automatic catheterisation system

Tygerberg/

Cardiology

19 Mar 86

29 Jan 86

R328 686

No

N/A

Gamma camera

Tygerberg/

Nuclear

Medicine

14 Feb 86

18 Oct 85

R505 817

Yes

Tendered conditions

3-Phase X-ray generator

Kimberley/ Radiology

27 Sep 85

26 Aug 85

R117 327

No

N/A

Mobile ultra sound system

Kimberley/ Radiology

28 Mar 86

21 Feb 86

R145 101

No

N/A

Cobalt teletherapy source

Frere/ Radiology

24 Jan 86

22 Oct 85

R109 854

Yes

Tendered conditions

Mobile image intensifier

Uitenhage/ X-ray

24 Mar 86

14 Aug 85

R127 908

Yes

Tendered conditions

Bio-medical analiser

Groote

Schuur/

Chemical

Pathology

Feb 85

03 Jan 85

R327 800

No

N/A
  1. (3) Yes.
    1. (a) On a continuous basis.
    2. (b) Under-utilized equipment is shared with other departments or transferred to other institutions if it can be used there.
 Printing contracts awarded to two companies 834. Mr D J DALLING

asked the Minister of Water Affairs:

  1. (1) Whether his Department awarded any printing contracts in 1987 to two companies, the names of which have been furnished to the Commission for Administration for the purpose of the Minister’s reply, or to their associated companies and printing operations; if so, (a) in respect of what publications or printed matter, (b) how many copies of each publication or item were ordered from each company and (c) what are the names of the companies concerned;
  2. (2) whether these contracts were put out to tender; if not, (a) why not and (b) what was the total amount paid by his Department in respect of each of these contracts; if so, what was the (i) tender price originally accepted, and (ii) total amount paid out, in respect of each contract;
  3. (3) whether his Department subsidizes any publications published by the above companies; if so, (a) which publications and (b)(i) why, and (ii) what is the amount of the subsidy, in each case;
  4. (4) what total amount was spent by his Department in 1987 on printing and publishing involving (a) the above companies and (b) any other specified companies?
 The MINISTER OF WATER AFFAIRS:
  1. (1) No.
    1. (a), (b) and (c) Fall away.
  2. (2) Falls away.
  3. (3) No.
    1. (a) and (b) Fall away.
  4. (4) Falls away.
 Applications for social pensions 848. Mr J J WALSH

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

In respect of each of the latest specified five financial years for which information is available, (a) how many Blacks applied for social pensions, (b) how many applications were refused, (c) what were the reasons for these refusals and (d) how many pensions were cancelled for reasons other than death?

 The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:

The administration of social pensions was takèn over by the different Provincial Administrations during 1987. It was previously administered by various departments on an agency basis and therefore it is not possible to supply figures earlier than 1987.

CAPE PROVINCE

  1. (a) 11 546
  2. (b) 1380

TRANSVAAL

  1. (a) 34 372
  2. (b) 3 809

ORANGE FREE STATE

  1. (a) 4 277
  2. (b) 156

NATAL

  1. (a) 6 958
  2. (b) 870
  3. (c) Reasons for refusal were:
    • — had not reached qualifying age.
    • — income was in excess of the qualifying amount.
    • — medically fit for employment.
  4. (d) Records of this particular issue are not kept.
 Diepkloof/Meadowlands: provision of 20 000 houses free of charge 964. Mr C J DERBY-LEWIS

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

  1. (1) Whether the administrator of Diepmeadow recently announced a plan to the effect that approximately 20 000 houses were to be provided free of charge to residents of the Diepkloof and Meadowlands residential areas; if so, (a) when, (b) where, (c) what is the name of the administrator concerned and (d) what is the estimated value of the houses involved;
  2. (2) whether the Minister authorized this plan; if so, (a) when and (b) why; if not, (i) by whom was it authorized and (ii) what action has been or is to be taken in this regard?
 The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:
  1. (1) Yes.
    1. (a) 6 March 1988.
    2. (b) By way of an article published in the “Sunday Times”.
    3. (c) Mr D N Thebehali.
    4. (d) ±R1 000 000.
  2. (2) No.
    1. (a) and (b) Fall away.
      1. (i) The plan was not authorized by the state or the Provincial Administration.
      2. (ii) Mr Thebahali was reprimanded by Mr J S A Mavuso, MEC, Transvaal Provincial Administration, whereafter a press release was issued on the matter.
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

†Indicates translated version.

For written reply:

General Affairs:

Natal: land proclaimed for residential purposes 5. Mr T ABRAHAMS

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

(a) How many hectares of land in Natal have been proclaimed for residential purposes for Whites, Coloureds, Indians and Blacks, respectively, (b) how many hectares of the land so proclaimed for each of these race groups are (i) undeveloped and (ii) owned by private individuals and (c) in respect of what date is this information furnished?

 The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:
  1. (a) Whites — 97 786 ha
    Coloureds — 6 811 ha
    Indians — 37 944 ha
    Blacks — 3 881 ha have been set aside as development areas.
  2. (b) Of the land set aside for Blacks, 1 938 ha were undeveloped and 89 ha were privately owned. Corresponding information is not available in respect of the other groups.
  3. (c) 31 March 1988.
 HOUSE OF DELEGATES

†Indicates translated version.

For written reply:

General Affairs:

Mooi River/Midmar pipeline 10. Mr M RAJAB

asked the Minister of Water Affairs:

  1. (1) Whether the Mooi River/Midmar pipeline is in operation; if not, (a) why not and (b) when is it anticipated that it will come into operation; if so, when did it come into operation;
  2. (2) (a) what is the actual cost of constructing this pipeline and (b) in respect of what date is this information furnished;
  3. (3) whether any compensation was paid to landowners for devaluation of their properties as a result of the construction of this pipeline; if not, why not; if so, what total amount was paid in compensation;
  4. (4) whether any legal costs were incurred as a result of the construction of this pipeline; if so, what did these costs amount to;
  5. (5) whether he will make a statement on the matter?
 The MINISTER OF WATER AFFAIRS:
  1. (1) No, but it is fully operational.
    1. (a) The scheme was constructed as an emergency water scheme during the drought of 1983 to provide a greater degree of assurance of supply, as well as for future drought periods.
    2. (b) The scheme will again be brought into operation when the demand for water in the area of supply of the Umgeni Water Board increases. The scheme was first brought into operation during January 1984 and pumping took place for intermittent periods until February 1985, when pumping was discontinued.
  2. (2)
    1. (a) The actual total cost of construction of the scheme (including inter alia pipelines, pumps, pump stations and servitudes) amounts to R24 247 000.
    2. (b) February 1988.
  3. (3) Yes. An amount of R554 794,78 was paid to landowners as compensation for servitudes.
  4. (4) Yes. The legal costs, excluding the cost of the registration of servitudes incurred by the State Attorney, to date amount to R64 457,42.
  5. (5) No.
 New community halls built 11. Mr K CHETTY

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

  1. (1) Whether any new community halls were built by local authorities in the latest specified period of three years for which figures are available; if so, (a) how many, (b) where, (c) when, and (d) at what total cost, in respect of each specified local authority;
  2. (2) whether any extensions were effected to existing community halls by local authorities during the above period; if so, (a) how many, (b) where, (c) when, and (d) at what total cost, in respect of each specified local authority;
  3. (3) whether any new community halls are being planned by local authorities for the next three years; if so, (a) how many, (b) where, (c) when, and (d) at what total estimated cost, in respect of each specified local authority?
 The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:

ORANGE FREE STATE

  1. (1) Yes.
    1. (a) 11
    2. (b), (c) and (d)

Where

When

Cost

Arlington

1986-88

R50 000

Bloemfontein

1986-88

R687 179

Dealesville

1986-88

R80 000

Edenburg

1986-88

R112 000

Fauresmith

1986-88

R100 000

Heilbron

1986-88

R300 000

Philippolis

1986-88

R52 000

Smithfield

1986-88

R60 000

Springfontein

1986-88

R60 000

Trompsburg

1986-88

R80 000

Welkom

1986-88

R634 892
  1. (2) Yes.
    1. (a) 8.
    2. (b), (c) and (d)

Where

When

Cost

Boshof

1986-88

R80 000

Bethulie

1986-88

R140 000

Ficksburg

1986-88

R70 000

Fouriesburg

1986-88

R80 000

Heilbron

1986-88

R300 000

Hertzogville

1986-88

R200 000

Ladybrand

1986-88

R650 000

Ladybrand

1986-88

R175 000
  1. (3) Yes.
    1. (a) 3.
    2. (b), (c) and (d).

Where

When

Cost

Boshof

1988-90

R80 000

Jagersfontein

1988-90

R200 000

Trompsburg

1988-90

R150 000

TRANSVAAL

  1. (1) Yes.
    1. (a) 11.
    2. (b), (c) and (d)

Where

When

Cost

Diepmeadow (Johannesburg) (2)

1986

R2 000 000

Soweto (Johannesburg) (2)

1985

R925 000

Reagile (Koster)

1986

R60 000

Letsopa (Ottosdal)

1987

R135 000

Tigane

(Hartebeesfontein)

1987

R180 000

Borloelo (Swartruggens)

1987

R50 000

Vukuzakhe

(Volksrust)

1987

R74 500

Emgwenya (Waterval-Boven)

1988

R40 000

Massiseng (Lydenburg) (1)

1986

R213 000
  1. (2) Yes.
    1. (a) 3.
    2. (b), (c) and (d)

Where

When

Cost

Mamelodi (Pretoria)

1986

R100 000

Soweto

1986

R200 000

Emzinoni (Bethal)

1986

R15 000
  1. (3) Yes.
    1. (a) 14.
    2. (b), (c) and (d)

Where

When

Cost

Mamelodi East

(Pretoria)

Tembisa (Kempton

1988-89

R2 000 000

Park) Ratanda

1989-90

R1 500 000

(Heidelberg) Impumelelo

1989-90

R1 000 000

(Devon) Alexandra

1989-90

R250 000

(Sandton) Diepmeadow

1990

R2 000 000

(Johannesburg)

Evaton

1988-89

R750 000

(Vanderbijlpark)

Kagiso

1988-89

R2 500 000

(Krugersdorp) Siyathemba

1990

R1 300 000

(Balfour)

Kwazamokuhle

1988-89

R512 000

(Hendrina)

1988-89

R200 000

Phola (Ogies) Emthonjeni

1988-89

R200 000

(Machadadorp)

1988-89

R70 000

CAPE PROVINCE

  1. (1) Yes.
    1. (a) 20.
    2. (b), (c) and (d)

Where

When

Cost

Richie

1987

R145 986

Kwanonqaba

1986

R208 930

Khayelitsha

1986

R586 000

Khayelitsha (Site C)

1985

R142 000

Khayelitsha

1985

R1 089 000

Cross Roads

1987

R435 000

Thembalesizwe

1987

R124 000

Lingelethu

1987

R265 000

Sinakho

1987

R296 000

Kwatinidubu

1987

R75 000

Umasizakhe

1987

R432 000

Rini

1987

R183 000

Kwanonzamo

1987

R113 000

Mavuya

1987

R15 000

Wongalethu

1987

R102 000

Masakhe

1987

R57 000

Khayamnandi

1987

R54 000

Vuyolwethu

1988

R93 900

Kwanobuhle

1988

R209 000

Kwanojoli

1988

R160 000
  1. (2) Yes.
    1. (a) 1.
    2. (b) Nduli
    3. (c) 1986.
    4. (d) R34 775.
  2. (3) Yes.
    1. (a) 47.
    2. (b), (c) and (d)

Where

When

Cost

Kutlwano

1989-90

R150 000

Valspan

1988-89

R110 000

Bongai

1988-89

R200 000

Lukhanyisweni

1989-90

R250 000

Ditloung

1988-89

R250 000

Mziwabantu

1989-90

R250 000

Boipelo

1989-90

R250 000

Huhudi

1989-90

R225 000

Sabelo

1988-89

R250 000

Nompumelelo

1988-89

R250 000

Tyolorha

1989-90

R328 000

Sidesaviwa

1988-89

R300 000

Khayelitsha — Village 2 Town 1

1988-89

R1 002 000

Khayelitsha — Village 3 Town 2

1988-89

R1 002 000

Kruispad

1988-89

R1 002 000

Philippi

1990-91

R1 152 000

Khayelitsha — Village 1 Town 2

1990-91

R1 152 000

Nyanga, KTC

1989-90

R1 900 000

Khayelitsha — Village 2 Town 2

1991-92

R1 325 000

Khayelitsha — Village 5 Town 3

1991-92

R300 000

Nkululeko

1988-89

R250 000

Mzamomhle

1988-89

R550 000

Nyara

1988-89

R75 000

Katikati

1988-89

R94 187

Bhongweni

1988-89

R6 352

Gompo Town

1988-89

R859 000

Masakhane

1989-90

R300 000

Ginsberg

1988-89

R85 000

Qumrha

1988-89

R100 000

Bontrug

1988-89

R72 000

Nomonde

1988-89

R228 935

Motherwell

1989-91

R7 500 000

Kwazensele

1988-89

R150 000

Nkwenkwezi

1988-89

R340 000

Mlungisi

1989-90

R587 579

Yoki

1988-89

R100 000

Nozizwe

1988-89

R200 000

Zola

1989-90

R359 102

Kwamagzaki

1989-90

R400 000

NATAL

  1. (1) Yes.
    1. (a) 18.
    2. (b), (c) and (d)

Where

When

Cost

Howick South

87/88

R24 000

Wyebank

87/88

R40 000

Westgate

87/88

R777 293

Northdale

87/88

R5 490 000

Veldenvlei

84/85

R466 000

Scottburgh

84/85

R14 213

Scottburgh

85/86

R212 360

Scottburgh

86/87

R16 035

Vryheid

84/85

R465 500

Mandini

85/86

R30 000

Tongaat

85/86

R780 000

Tongaat

87/88

R600 000

Umhlali Beach

85/86

R356 000

Umhlali Beach

86/87

R25 000

Canelands

85/86

R600 000

Cato Ridge

85/86

R351 447

Bruntville

87/88

R385 001

Itsokolele

87/88

R100 000
  1. (2) Yes.
    1. (a) 3.
    2. (b) , (c) and (d)

Where

When

Cost

Shelly Beach

86/87

R150 000

Kranskop

87/88

R92 587

Yellow Wood Park

85/86

R14 000
  1. (3) Yes.
    1. (a) 20.
    2. (b), (c) and (d).

Where

When

Cost

Dundee

88/89

R200 000

Eshowe

88/89

R250 000

Mooi River

88/89

R100 000

Stanger

88/89

R1 000 000

Stanger

88/89

R30 000

Utrecht

88/89

R250 000

Verulam

88/89

R1 000 000

Marburg

88/89

R1 200 000

Assagay

89/90

R6 000

Ixopo

88/89

R100 000

Mtubatuba

89/90

R100 000

Bhongweni

88/89

R178 575

Bhongweni

89/90

R225 000

Bruntville

88/89

R200 000

KwaMevane

88/89

R130 000

KwaMevane

89/90

R270 000

Mzingisi

89/90

R150 000

Nkanyezi

88/89

R277 000

Nkanyezi

89/90

R24 600
New libraries built 12. Mr K CHETTY

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

  1. (1) Whether any new libraries were built by local authorities in the latest specified period of three years for which figures are available; if so, (a) how many, (b) where, (c) when, and (d) at what total cost, in respect of each specified local authority;
  2. (2) whether any extensions were effected to existing libraries by local authorities during the above period; if so, (a) how many, (b) where, (c) when, and (d) at what total cost, in respect of each specified local authority;
  3. (3) whether any new libraries are being planned by local authorities for the next three years; if so, (a) how many, (b) where, (c) when, and (d) at what total estimated cost, in respect of each specified local authority?
 The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:

CAPE PROVINCE

  1. (1) Yes.
    1. (a) 30.

(b)

(c)

(d)

Bonnievale, Happy Valley

1985/86

R126 000

Burgersdorp, Eureka

do

R31 000

Griekwastad, L J Jenneke

do

R41 000

Hartenbos

do

R283 252

Porterville

do

R260 000

Postmasburg

do

R130 478

Somerset East, Francisvale

do

R120 000

Adelaide

1986/87

R122 000

Albertinia, Theronville

do

R67 763

Barrydale

do

R121 960

Brackenfell

do

R701 459

Douglas

do

R50 000

Franschhoek

do

R131 000

Graafwater

do

R102 900

Griekwastad

do

R44 942

Groot-Brakrivier

do

R134 811

Hawston

do

R287 000

Kleinmond

do

R393 000

Lutzville

do

R18 000

Milnerton

do

R2 400 000

Victoria West

do

R159 720

Worcester

do

R1 594 000

Bonnievale

1987/88

R206 400

Ceres, Belle Vista

do

R375 000

Hout Bay

do

R855 000

Pinelands

do

R1 500 000

Robertson, Mountain View

do

R327 000

Kimberley, Roodepan

do

R500 000

Vishoek

do

R842 543

Wolseley, Excelsior

do

R230 970
  1. (2) Yes.
    1. (a) 21.

(b)

(c)

(d)

Dordrecht

1985/86

R40 000

Knysna

do

R300 000

Kimberley, Africana Library

do

R10 575

Barkiv East

do

R11 500

Klawer

do

R13 800

Indwe

do

R6 100

Albertinia

1986/87

R58 600

De Doorns

do

R50 503

Nieuwoudtville

do

R15 850

Strydenburg

do

R30 000

Vosburg

do

R7 600

Cookhouse

1987/88

R9 138

De Aar, Libra

do

R70 450

Hofmeyr

do

R13 663

Stellenbosch, Idas Vallei

do

R20 180

Jamestown

do

R20 803

Montagu, Sunnyside

do

R103 331

Mossel Bay

do

R350 000

Postmasburg

do

R10 000

Reivilo

do

R2 600

Vanwyksvlei

do

R10 000
  1. (3) Yes.
    1. (a) 22.

(b)

(c)

(d)

Belhar East

1988/89

R750 000

Porterville, Monte Bertha

do

R190 000

Kleinvlei

do

R700 000

Wesfleur

do

R650 000

Napier

do

R80 000

Alexandria

do

R120 000

Barkly West

do

R150 000

Citrusdal

do

R110 000

Kenhardt

do

R150 000

Sedgefield

do

R150 000

Steinkopf

do

R150 000

Adriaanse

1989/90

R750 000

Ashton

do

R120 000

Bellville

do

R6 000 000

Colesberg

do

R120 000

Douglas

do

R150 000

Kakamas

do

R200 000

Laingsburg

do

R130 000

Mamre

do

R175 000

Middelburg

do

R150 000

Tulbach

do

R175 000

Willowmore

do

R150 000

TRANSVAAL

  1. (1) Yes.

(a) How many

(b) Where

(c) When

(d) Total estimated cost R

2

Alberton — Brackenhurst

1986

682 538

— Eden Park

1987

45 000

1

Badplaas

1986

16 805

1

Carletonville — Welverdiend

1986

74 821

1

Devon

1986

38 688

1

Ellisras

1987

811 767

1

Embahlenhle (Leslie)

1986

76 027

1

Emzinoni (Bethal)

1986

78 782

1

Groot Marico

1987

60 950

1

Hoedspruit

1987

50 999

1

Mamelodi — West

1985

190 882

1

Midrand

1985

228 954

1

Nylstroom

1985

540 700

1

Piet Retief — Kempville

1986

56 419

1

Pietersburg — Westenburg

1986

108 237

1

Potgietersrus

1986

670 737

1

Rayton

1985

75 000

2

Rustenburg — Zinniaville

1986

46 463

— Karlienpark

1986

43 702

1

Schoemansville —

Hartebeespoort

1985

199 155

1

Secunda

1987

2 985 000

1

Siyathemba (Balfour)

1985

67 042

1

Soweto — Phiri

1986

370 107

1

Standerton —Stanwest

1985

88 592

1

Stilfontein

1985

1 230 220

1

Vaalwater

1987

44 033

2

Vereeniging —Roshnee

1987

189 447

— Rust-ter-Vaal

1988

170 750

2

Verwoerdburg —Pierre van Ryneveldt

1987

422 468

— Rooihuiskraal

1986

433 151

1

Wolmaransstad

1986

244 854

31

10 342 290
  1. (2) Figures on extensions are not available.
  2. (3) Yes.

(a) How many

(b) Where

(c) When

(d) Total estimated cost R

1

Alldays

1990

60 000

1

Atteridgeville

1989

880 000

1

Balfour

1988

260 000

1

Bedfordview

1989

2 150 000

2

Boksburg —Reigerpark

1988

600 000

— Central

1988

7 000 000

1

Duduza (Nigel)

1989

280 000

1

Ennerdale — Central

1989

1 815 477

1

Ermelo

1989

1 000 000

1

Hazyview

1990

60 000

1

Henley-On-Klip

1988

354 182

1

Marble Hall

1989

430 000

1

Marikana

1990

70 000

1

Messina

1989

200 000

1

Middelburg

1989

1 700 000

1

Nelspruit — Nelsville

1988

102 200

1

Randburg — Boskruin

1989

1 185 188

1

Randfontein

1990

2 533 927

1

Schweizer-Reneke

1988

406 000

1

Sharpeville

1989

880 000

1

Soweto — Emdini

1989

800 000

1

Sundra

1990

200 000

1

Thabazimbi

1989

660 000

1

Tokoza (Alberton)

1989

630 000

1

Tsakane (Brakpan)

1989

194 000

1

Tzaneen

1990

925 000

1

KwaThema

1990

720 000

1

Vanderbijlpark

1989

1 000 000

1

Westonaria

1990

1 000 000

29

28 095 974

ORANGE FREE STATE

  1. (1) Yes.
    1. (a) 7.

(b)

(c)

(d)

Sandersville, Heilbron

1985

R96 800

Bothaville

1985

R431 288

Wesselsbron

1986

R354 000

Rouxville

1986

R125 000

Virginia

1987

R2 000 000

Welkom

1987

R2 964 000

Kgotsong, Bothaville

1987

R217 500
  1. (2) No.
  2. (3) Yes.
    1. (a) 28.

(b)

(c)

(d)

Bethlehem

1988

R2 331 000

Allanridge

1988

R660 000

Hoopstad

1989

R306 000

Excelsior

1989

R306 000

Maokeng, Kroonstad

1989

R1 000 000

Kutlawanong, Odendaalsrus

1989

R480 000

42nd Hill, Harrismith

1989

R300 000

Meloding, Virginia

1989

R160 000

Megheleng, Ficksburg

1989

R160 000

Mangaung, Bloemfontein

1989

R160 000

Phiritona, Heilbron

1989

R200 000

Matwaberg, Senekal

1989

R200 000

Masilo, Theunissen

1989

R200 000

Warden

1989

R306 000

Reddersburg

1990

R306 000

Hertzogville

1990

R300 000

Boshof

1990

R300 000

Koppies

1990

R400 000

Rammulotsi, Viljoenskroon

1990

R180 000

Thembalihle, Vrede

1990

R180 000

Petsana, Reitz

1990

R180 000

Phomolong, Henneman

1990

R180 000

Manyakeng, Wesselsbron

1990

R180 000

Manyatseng, Ladybrand

1990

R180 000

Thabong, Welkom

1990

R900 000

Luckoff

1990

R200 000

Koffiefontein

1990

R200 000

Fauresmith

1990

R200 000

NATAL

  1. (1) Yes.
    1. (a) 17.

(b)

(c)

(d)

Bhongweni, Kokstad

1985

R96 000

Brackenham, Richardsbaai

1986

R205 000

Bruntville, Mooi River

1986

R96 000

Canelands

1985

R130 000

Cato Ridge

1986

R152 500

Dumbe, Paulpietersburg

1985

R96 000

Glenridge, Glencoe

1987

R251 000

Isipingo

1987/88

R1 838 000

Lamontville

1985

R197 500

Lennoxton, Newcastle

1987

R400 000

Port Shepstone

1985

R200 000

Richards Bay

1987

R1 400 000

Shallcross

1987

R306 000

Silhembile, Glencoe

1987

R96 000

Steadville, Ladysmith

1985

R96 000

Tongaat South

1987

R665 900

Valley View, Ixopo

1985

R37 000
  1. (2) Yes.
    1. (a) 1

Paulpietersburg

1987

R90 000
  1. (3) Yes.
    1. (a) 10

(b)

(c)

(d)

Cool Air

1988

R167 200

Craigieburn

1989

R481 500

Dassenhoek, Pinetown

1988

R819 300

Gingindlovu

1988

R98 800

Imbali

1988

R85 000

Kwambonambi

1988

R66 800

Park Rynie

1988

R161 300

Shakaskraal

1989

R155 500

Umhlalistrand

1988

R283 000

Waterval

1989

R438 000