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House of Assembly: Vol7 - THURSDAY 19 MAY 1988

THURSDAY, 19 MAY 1988 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

†Indicates translated version.

For written reply:

General Affairs:

Venda: subsidies for entrepreneurs/companies to establish industries 393. Mr R A F SWART

asked the Minister of Foreign Affairs:

(1) Whether any entrepreneurs/companies have received subsidies from the South African Government to encourage them to establish industries in Venda; if so,
(2) in respect of each such entrepreneur/company, (a) what is its name, (b) where is it located, (c) what is the nature of its operation, (d) what amount in aid did it receive in the 1986-87 financial year and (e) for how many years is the South African Government commited to subsidize it?

The MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS:

(1) Yes
(2)

VENDA
(a)	(b)	(c)	(d)
Name of Comany	Location	Nature of Operation	RSA Contribution 1986/87 Rand
Action Clothing	Tshitereke	Clothing	836
Aifheli Value Steel Windows	Tshitereke	Welding	963
ABC Tailoring	Tshifulanani	Clothing	940
Associated Cement Product	Thohoyandou	Cement Bricks	127 140
Athingahangwi Tailoring	Makhado	Clothing	815
A M Knitting	Thohoyandou	Clothing	21 570
Alphen Printing	Thohoyandou	Magazines	85 232
Broadway Clothing	Thohoyandou	Clothing	7 411
Capricorn Carpets	Thohoyandou	Carpets	81 310
Cedar Woodcraft	Thohoyandou	Small Wood Articles	6 496
DR Delport	Makhado	Canned Vegetables	521 659
Eddies Tailoring	Makhado	Clothing	1 248
Eddies Welding	Tshitereke	Welding	2 807
Formsport	Thohoyandou	Sports Shoes	44 829
Funo’s J L Engineering	Tshifulanani	Steel and Metal Plating	1 329
George’s General Engineering	Tshifulanani	Welding	568
Goldfields Knitwear	Thsitereke	Jerseys	1 334
Greenfield	Thohoyandou	Furniture	19 800
Gypsy Footwear	Thohoyandou	Sports Shoes	659 574
Heirloom Handcraft	Thohoyandou	Crotcheting	16 522
Jensen Enterprises	Thohoyandou	Canning	241 367
J C Woodwork	Thohoyandou	Chopsticks	67 550
J D Clothing Manufacturer	Thohoyandou	Clothing	15 798
Lens Pipe Fitters	Thohoyandou	Burglar Proofing	5 804
Lincliff Trading	Thohoyandou	Clothing	43 399
Loxodonto Industries	Thohoyandou	Steel and Metal Sheeting	31 299
Lwamondo Knitwear	Tshifulanani	Knitted Jerseys	1 594
Maitazwitoma Dressmaking	Thsifulanani	Clothing	2 881
Majolica Pottery	Thohoyandou	Pottery	404 113
Makhado Clothing	Thohoyandou	Clothing	7 491
Makhado Steel Welding	Makhado	Steel Welding	2 923
Makhado Woodcarving	Makhado	Wood Carving	1 281
Mandiwana Knitting	Tshifulanani	Knitted Jerseys	1 330
Manyatsha Knitting	Tshifulanani	Knitted Jerseys	640
Mary’s Knitwear	Makhado	Knitted Jerseys	1 611
Mathaga General Woodwork	Tshitereke	Furniture	956
Master of Creation	Makhado	Sporting Wear	3 894
Mirrodex Venda	Thohouandou	Furniture Manufacturer	54 010
Mphephu Steel Welding	Makhado	Welding	7 344
Multimix Feeds	Muraleni	Animal Feed	70 648
Mushathama Sewing	Thohoyandou	Knitted Jerseys	13 429
M S Welding	Thohoyandou	Metal Plating	4 176
Nyambeni Steel Welding	Thohoyandou	Welding	40 916
N P Woodwork	Tshifulanani	Carpentry	9 117
N T K Roller Mills	Thohoyandou	Milling	214 583
Out of Africa	Thohoyandou	Clothing	14 095
Pennell’s Footwear	Thohoyandou	Ladies Shoes	154 334
Perserverance Knitwear	Thohoyandou	Knitted Jerseys	1 425
Philward Cabinet Maker	Thohoyandou	Cabinet Maker	7 044
Reckson Nemalili Steel Welding	Tshitereke	Steel Welding	961
Ratshibvumo Traditional Attire	Tshifulanani	Clothing	433
Sibasa Printers	Thohoyandou	Printers	20 113
South East Knitwear	Thohoyandou	Knitwear	324 248
Shayandima Dehydrators	Thohoyandou	Canning	29 425
Star Design	Thohoyandou	Furniture and Coffins	14 448
Term Clothing Manufacturers	Thohoyandou	Clothing	27 431
Thenzeni Clothing	Thohoyandou	Clothing	15 154
Thathe Vondo Sawmills	Thathe	Sawmills	53 748
Thohoyandou Engineering	Thohoyandou	Steel Construction	53 746
Tinion Steel Venda	Thohoyandou	School Furniture, Steel/Wood	232 441
Tip Top General Engineering	Thohoyandou	Engineering	12 214
Tsimbi Steel	Thohoyandou	Steel Windows and Door Frames	22 483
Venda Armature Rewinder	Thohoyandou	Armature Rewinder	3 132
Venda Charcoal	Dopeni	Charcoal	15 198
Venda Sheet Metal	Thohoyandou	Metal Sheeting	—
Venda Tyres	Thohoyandou	Tyre Retreader	3 648
Vhavenda Brickworks	Thohoyandou	Bricks	20 573
Vhufuli Steelworks	Tshiterere	Steelworks	800
Wet Mate Manufacturing	Thohoyandou	Wet Tissues and Serviettes	85 767
Zetpro Venda	Thohoyandou	Processing of Macadamia Nuts	73 075
Total			4 036 473

(2) (e)	Subsidy Type	Period Committed
	Interest and rental	10 years
	Wages	7 years
	Housing	20 years
	Railage	No limit
	Training	No limit
	Electricity	No limit

Bophuthatswana: subsidies for entrepreneurs/ companies to establish industries 394. Mr R A F SWART

asked the Minister of Foreign Affairs:

(1) Whether any entrepreneurs/companies have received subsidies from the South African Government to encourage them to establish industries in Bophuthatswana; if so,
(2) in respect of each such entrepreneur/company, (a) what is its name, (b) where is it located, (c) what is the nature of its operation, (d) what amount in aid did it receive in the 1986-87 financial year and (e) for how many years is the South African Government committed to subsidize it?

The MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS:

(1) Yes
(2)

BOPHUTHATSWANA
(a)	(b)	(c)	(d)
Name of Comany	Location	Nature of Operation	RSA Contribution 1986/87 Rand
African Travertine	Taung	Furniture	13 477
Aldek Manufacturing	Babelegi	Ladders	1 222
All Tombstones	Garankuwa	Tombstones	383
Angus Hawken	Bodirelo	Hydraulic Washers & Seal Rings	17 531
Annikies Modes	Babelegi	Clothing	1 532
Africandles and Chemicals	Babelegi	Candles and Polish	38 112
Aslaagte Joinery	Mothibistad	Carpentery	3 299
Atamelang Sewing	Atamelang	Sewing	939
AECI Bophuthatswana	Babelegi	Chemicals	58 988
Auto Diesel	Mogwase	Motor Spare Parts	24 585
Autocom	Babelegi	Communication Equipment	13 704
AB Mokoana	Mafikeng	Leather Articles	2 460
AE Staalprodukte	Mothibistad	Steel Products	27 916
Babelegi Processing	Babelegi	Milk Powder	11 721
Babelegi Switchboard	Babelegi	Switchboards	28 233
Barden Tyre Service	Mafikeng	Tyre Retreader	9 096
Batco	Babelegi	Batteries	176 561
Batswana Kitchen	Babelegi	Kitchen Cupboards	15 525
Beauty Straw Co	Garankuwa	Cane Products	207 330
Biona Textiles	Garankuwa	Textiles	12 632
Bophuthatswana Knitwear	Bodirelo	Knitwear	2 626
Bophuthatswana Structures	Bodirelo	Construction	3 585
Biopelo Craft Centre	Montshiwa	Clothing and Curtains	5 961
Bonemeal Bophuthatswana	Babelegi	Bone-meal	13 406
Booysens Furniture	Babelegi	Furniture	7 587
Boplas	Babelegi	Plastic Products	6 831
Bop Tyres	Babelegi	Tyre Retreader	45 609
Bosele Printing	Babelegi	Printing	18 167
Busy Brick Works	Bodirelo	Bricks	13 229
BG & J Steel Windows	Mogwase	Steel Doors and Window Frames	2 474
C & W Tente en Seile	Babelegi	Tents and Canvas	19 884
CHT Manufacturers	Babelegi	Floor Covering & Reinforcement	6 715
Canosa Potteries	Babelegi	Pottery	12 078
Car Part Industries	Babelegi	Motor Spare Parts	290
CHI Phone Enterprise	Babelegi	Telephones	157 450
Chiefs Clothing	Garankuwa	Clothing	1 492
Consumer Plastics	Garankuwa	Plastic Products	148 452
Craft Press	Babelegi	Printing	622
Crail Engineering	Mafikeng	Engineering Services	109 214
Cremco Industries	Mogwase	Ceramics	9 975
Cynton Wire Products	Babelegi	Wire Products	33 451
CPS Investments	Mogwase	Ornaments and Statues	7 663
C W L Manufacturer	Babelegi	Sporting Equipment	6 534
D D P Plastics	Garankuwa	Plastic Piping	8 524
D Bush Manufacturing	Garankuwa	Filing Systems	27 125
DAD Brick & Paving	Mogwase	Cement Paving	52 932
D B Light	Garankuwa	Lighting	21 789
D R Delport	Garankuwa	Canned Vegetables	71 197
Dan Chuan Knitting	Bodirelo	Knitting	213 705
De Maine Radio	Mogwase	Radios	13 837
Elknitto	Garankuwa	Knitting	1 021
Elmark	Babelegi	Wooden Furniture	11 373
Entertaining Electronics	Mogwase	Electronic Equipment (Radios)	2 961
Epol	Selosesha	Animal Feed	7 335
Ezendam Joinery	Selosesha	Carpentry and Wooden Toys	62 152
E M Welding Works	Garankuwa	Welding	2 426
F & G Products	Selosesha	Steelworks	2 895
Famina Manufacturers	Mogwase	Clothing	28 830
Fincham Steel	Mafikeng	Steelworks	5 827
Famous Gemstone	Taung	Gemstones	159 263
Flextech Manufaturing	Garankuwa	Plastic Products	1 692
Frank Fehr	Selosesha	Bags	144 277
Gable House	Babelegi	Wooden Furniture	37 932
Galleria Woodworking & Weaving	Bodirelo	Woodworking and Weaving	164 695
Garankuwa Knitting	Garankuwa	Knitwear	1 778
Garankuwa Textiles	Garankuwa	Textiles	49 621
Gelenes	Garankuwa	Clothing	8 483
Golden Footwear	Tlhabane	Shoes	10 791
H & G Clothing Industry	Bodirelo	Clothing	2 682
H & H Woodcraft	Garankuwa	Woodcraft	1 359
Hammanskraal Brickworks	Babelegi	Bricks	5 729
Hansom Cycles	Babelegi	Bicycles	12 693
Heer Printers	Garankuwa	Printers	50 203
Hendersons Interior	Garankuwa	Curtains and Bedspreads	4 677
Hyperdek	Garankuwa	Metal Roofing	28 143
Instant Printer	Garankuwa	Printers	13 501
Iteke Steelworks	Bodirelo	Steelworks	3 278
Jacsim Timbers	Selosesha	Furniture and Coffins	40 440
Jinnah’s	Mogwase	Clothing	16 107
Joen Industries	Bodirelo	Stainless Steel Products	17 311
Kamar Electronics	Bodirelo	Electronic Equipment (Radios)	56 459
Kelly Trusses & Timbers	Mafikeng	Carpentry and Trusses	48 679
Kinghesion Industries	Garankuwa	Sellotape & Masking Tape	17 792
Kingtex Garments	Garankuwa	Clothing	124 943
Krause Engineering	Mafikeng	Engineering	2 589
Kutlwano Knitting	Garankuwa	Knitwear	4 079
Lacor	Garankuwa	Plastic Products	4 127
Landpak	Bodirelo	Bags for Agriculture	3 147
Leader Enterprises	Garankuwa	Leather Products	116 105
Lebogang’s Clothing	Garankuwa	Clothing	409
Lebathlabetse Syndicate	Mabopane	Cement Paving Bricks	17 119
Lehurutshe Candles	Lehurutshe	Candles	1 122
Lengsa	Mmbatho	Leather Products	17 788
Lehurutshe Welding	Lehurutshe	Welding	1 117
Lehurutshe Aconcrete	Lehurutshe	Cement Products	16 754
Lynlite	Garankuwa	Lighting	12 691
M & H Engineering	Babelegi	Engineering (Mining Equipment)	2 398
Mafikeng Concrete Works	Mafikeng	Cement Paving Bricks	58 062
Marbgran	Phokeng	Tombstones	9 409
Masons Enterprises	Garankuwa	Cupboards and Cabinets	1 373
Masotho’s Tents & Sails	Garankuwa	Tents and Canvas	298
Meron	Mmabatho	Carpentry	6 431
Metalware Manufacturers	Selosesha	Stainless Steel Products	279 222
Metking	Garankuwa	Metal Products	6 961
Mmabatho Manuf. Jewel	Mmabatho	Jewelry	14 314
Mmabatho Leather	Mmabatho	Leather Products	8 004
Mogwase Dressmaking	Mogwase	Clothing	766
Mogwase Dressmaking	Bodirelo	Distillers	20 746
Mogwase Manufacturing	Bodirelo	Ladies Clothing + Sportingwear	2 163
Mogwase Textiles	Bodirelo	Textiles	748 365
Mothibistad Crushers	Mothibistad	Crushers	14 188
Multifoil	Babelegi	Plastic Bags	1 997
Ne-Le-Mur	Babelegi	Cosmetic Products	761
Northern Electroplating Works	Babelegi	Electroplating	2 489
Northern Plastics	Babelegi	Plastic Piping	808
NK Engineering	Bodirelo	Engineering (Mining Ventilation)	4 254
Olympic Engineering	Garankuwa	Engineering	14 465
Oriental Metal Works	Babelegi	Metal Products & Paraffin Stoves	53 292
Osmans Knitwear	Garankuwa	Knitwear	1 746
Perfecto Steelworks	Garankuwa	Steelworks	9 369
Phillips Gate and Wire Ind	Babelegi	Steel Gates and Wire	2 574
Plastics Industr. Bophuthatswana	Bodirelo	Plastic Bags & Plastic Products	1 143
Powercomp	Babelegi	Electric Wire Harnesses	25 628
Presta Workshops	Garankuwa	Wooden Crutches & Walking Sticks	19 545
Pride Africa Cabinet	Kudube	Kitchen Furniture & Antique Furniture	558
Qualifurn	Babelegi	Furniture	750
Ramalias Wear Enterprises	Tlhabane	Ladies Clothing & Sporting Wear	1 825
Roans Meubels	Babelegi	Cape Dutch Furniture	19 526
Roberts Joinery	Garankuwa	Carpentry	1 192
Rolab	Garankuwa	Pharmaceutical Products	23 901
Rooklan Furniture	Bodirelo	Furniture	1 049
S Motaung	Bodirelo	Packaging	4 853
Scruple Laboratories	Babelegi	Pharmaceutical Products	2 210
Seagull Knits	Mafikeng	Tracksuits & Jerseys	7 213
Seal Packaging	Babelegi	Packaging	203 119
Selosesha Curtain & Linen	Selosesha	Linen and Curtains	638
Sen Fon Enterprise	Garankuwa	Food	93 715
Sis Pat’s Fashions	Bodirelo	Clothing	3 320
Sloan Square	Mogwase	Overalls	37 515
Specifico	Mogwase	Canvas Rucksacks	532 364
Speedy Bag Manufacturers	Mafikeng	Suitcases	6 896
Springbok Clothing	Babelegi	Menswear	91 855
Steel Bophuthatswana	Babelegi	Steel Products	10 003
Stemark Manufacturers	Babelegi	Overalls & Protective Clothing	535
Steyn’s Clothing	Mmabatho	Ladies wear	450
Superor Class Furniture	Garankuwa	Furniture	12 735
SA Cotton Waste	Babelegi	Cotton Wool	2 069
SA Lighters	Garankuwa	Lighters	37 894
S M Plastics	Babelegi	Plastic Products	11 928
T & J Products	Mafikeng	Fruit Juices	584
Taung Printers	Taung	Printers	6 824
Tau Welding Works	Garankuwa	Welding Works (Gates)	149
Thaba Brickworks	Thaba’Nchu	Brickworks	18 274
Thaba Knitwear	Thaba’Nchu	Knitwear	95 351
Thaba’Nchu Concrete	Thaba’Nchu	Cement Products	5 687
Thaba’Nchu Electrical	Thaba’Nchu	Electrical Appliances	8 832
Thata Furnishers	Bodirelo	Furniture	5 954
Thomas Bande	Mogwase	Tyre Retreaders	81 526
Thomas Upholstery	Mogwase	Leather Products	894
Tiger PPC Alloy Wheels	Babelegi	Alloy Rims	25 900
Top Point Clothing	Selosesha	Ladies Clothing	7 387
Trans Africa Industries	Babelegi	Furniture	24 780
Tswana Clothing	Babelegi	Clothing	1 915
Tswana Craft Industries	Mogwase	Handcraft	3 854
Tswana Steel	Babelegi	Steel Products	77 555
Turnal Boputhatswana	Garankuwa	Asbestos Products	5 012
T M Mashuga Dressmaker	Mogwase	Clothing	1 277
Venus Marble	Garankuwa	Marble Sanitary Ware	51 362
V H V Marine Bophuthatswana	Bodirelo	Boats and Yachts	9 136
Weaving Gallery	Selosesha	Weaving of Rugs	39 147
Wesglas	Garankuwa	Car Windows	14 053
Wessels Bou & Beton	Garankuwa	Construction	28 791
Wolf Garden Machinery	Babelegi	Lawnmowers & Garden Tools	1 044
Woodmaster	Mmabatho	Carpentry	11 995
707 Welding Works	Bodirelo	Welding Works	1 788
Total			6 000 000

(2) (e)	Subsidy Type	Period Committed
	Interest and rental	10 years
	Wages	7 years
	Housing	20 years
	Railage	No limit
	Training	No limit
	Electricity	No limit

Transkei: subsidies for entrepreneurs/companies to establish industries 395. Mr R A F SWART

asked the Minister of Foreign Affairs:

(1) Whether any entrepreneurs/companies have received subsidies from the South African Government to encourage them to establish industries in Transkei; if so,
(2) in respect of each such entrepreneur/company, (a) what is its name, (b) where is it located, (c) what is the nature of its operation, (d) what amount in aid did it receive in the 1986-87 financial year and (e) for how many years is the South African Government committed to subsidize it?

The MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS:

(1) Yes
(2)

TRANSKEI
(a)	(b)	(c)	(d)
Name of Comany	Location	Nature of Operation	RSA Contribution 1986/87 Rand
Agricultural Produce Brokers	Butterworth	Wool & Hide Brokers	7 224
Albron Foundries (Pty) Ltd	Butterworth	Foundry	20 456
Amatola Concrete	Umtata	Cement Products	4 953
Bandag Tyres	Umtata	Tyres	25 256
Beier Industries (Transkei) (Pty)	Ltd Butterworth	Shoes	478 565
Beier Sharidor (Transkei)	Butterworth	Canvas Products	134 208
Block Molasses Feeds	Ezibeleni	Stock Feeds	20 626
Border Mills (Pty) Ltd	Lusikisiki	Timber Saw Mills	124 187
Butterworth Metal Industry	Butterworth	Metal Pressers	72 482
Butterworth Municipality	Butterworth	Municipality	1 083 522
Butakem (Pty) Ltd	Butterworth	Chemical Products	358 852
Cane Furniture (Pty) Ltd	Butterworth	Cane Furniture	105 412
Chet Industries Butterworth	Butterworth	Chemicals	457 175
Clutch & Brake Supplies	Umtata	Brakes and Clutches	31 378
Crisburd Butterworth (Pty) Ltd	Butterworth	Rain Water Drains and Related Products	2 314
Cut, Make & Trim	Ezibeleni	Shoes	150 202
Eagle Golf Manufacturing (Pty) Ltd	Butterworth	Golf Equipment	81 232
Etwa Sawmills	Maclear	Timber Saw Mills	25 701
Eutem Clothing (Pty) Ltd	Umtata	Clothing	17 716
Ezibeleni Municipality	Ezibeleni	Municipality	29 588
Fancytex	Butterworth	Yarn	108 801
Filafrika (Transkei) Pty Ltd	Umtata	Spin and Weave	51 270
Flashman Sportswear (Pty) Ltd	Butterworth	Sportswear	84 753
Formosa Enterprises (Pty) Ltd	Ezibeleni	Clothing	218 200
Formosa Knitting	Ezibeleni	Knitting	27 462
Formula Seven Systems	Umtata	Prefabricated Houses	35 494
Franco Industrial Gloves	Butterworth	Industrial Gloves	66 925
Franco Safety Gloves	Butterworth	Plastic Chemical Gloves	216 416
Garden & Patio Furniture (Pty) Ltd	Butterworth	Aluminimum Garden Furniture	95 903
Gibson Conjwa Sawmills	Cala	Timber Saw Mills	35 661
Golden Company (Pty) Ltd	Butterworth	Cutlery	366 600
GRC Panels	Ezibeleni	Prefabricated Houses	10 336
Izipho (Pty) Ltd	Butterworth	Dried Flowers & Ornaments	13 951
Inglotex (Pty) Ltd	Butterworth	Clothing & Gloves	718 539
Intech (Pty) Ltd	Umtata	Radio Casette Tapes	151 941
J & V General	Butterworth	Engineering	5 250
K Brown Engineering	Butterworth	Engineering	413 607
Kei Plastics	Umtata	Plastic Products	26 371
Labora Steelworks	Umtata	Steel Works	18 798
Lexim (Butterworths)	Butterworth	Biscuits	42 897
Louise Felaine Clothing	Umtata	Clothing	62 395
L M S Sawmills	Tabankulu	Timber Saw Mills	53 342
Malenge Sawmills (Pty) Ltd	Riverside	Timber Saw Mills	54 503
Merensky Forest	Umtata	Timber Saw Mills	43 168
Mfesane Printers	Umtata	Printers	3 958
Ohlssons’ Cape Breweries	Butterworth	Breweries	124 816
Preciso (Pty) Ltd	Butterworth	Plastic Handles	103 002
PM Furniture Industries Ltd	Ezibeleni	Furniture	155 300
Plascon Evans Umtata	Umtata	Paints	6 102
Pep Textile Industry	Butterworth	Textile	1 482 559
Pondoland Timbers	Lusikisiki	Timber Saw Mills	45 649
Riverside Sawmills (Pty) Ltd	Mount Ayliff	Timber Saw Mills	89 927
SATS	RSA	Transport	1 355 312
Singisi Forest Products	Singisi	Timber Saw Mills	377 592
Sun Manufaturers	Umtata	Toys & Related Products	29 570
Sankei Speakers (Pty) Ltd	Umtata	Radio Speakers	138 508
Sunson Electronics (Umtata)	Umtata	Radios	108 341
Swift Clothing	Izebeleni	Clothing	59 984
Tanda Milling Company	Butterworth	Grain Milling	157 893
Taurus Products	Butterworth	Chemical Products	6 136
Tannery Protea (Pty) Ltd	Butterworth	Tanning of hides and skins	188 070
Tekwane Sawmills	Mount Frere	Timber Saw Mills	21 389
Tramatex Group of Companies	Butterworth	Weavers and Spinners	1 153 033
Tally (Pty) Ltd	Buttherworth	Clothing	562 161
Transkei Freight Services	Umtata	Private Road Transport	677 063
Transkei Wire Industries	Buttherworth	Wire Products	14 535
Trico Enamelware	Buttherworth	Enamelware	224 183
Triple H Fibre	Butterworth	Rope Manufacturer	16 713
Transkei Knitting Co (Pty) Ltd	Butterworth	Jerseys and Knitwear	242 804
Transkei Development Corporation	Umtata	Development Corporation	1 466 490
Transkei Springs (Pty) Ltd	Butterworth	Motor Springs	3 674
Tranquillity Rugs & Tapestries	Butterworth	Carpets and Rugs	92 654
Tsao Manufacturing Co.	Umtata	Chinese Clothing	28 083
Umtata Municipality	Umtata	Municipality	1 236 494
Umgeni Products (Pty) Ltd	Fort Donald	Seed Processing	42 471
Universal Metal Manufacturers	Butterworth	Paraffin Stoves	317 399
The Lion Match Company Ltd	Butterworth	Matches	11 701
Wild Coast Diamonds	Umtata	Diamond Processing	31 268
Xhosa Carpets	Ezibeleni	Carpets	233 972
Yolunzinn Ceramics	Butterworth	Ceramic Products	37 562
Total			17 000 000

(2) (e)	Subsidy type	Period committed
	Interest and rental	10 years
	Wages	7 years
	Housing	20 years
	Railage	No limit
	Training	No limit
	Electricity	No limit

Ciskei: subsidies for entrepreneurs/companies to establish industries 397. Mr R A F SWART

asked the Minister of Foreign Affairs:

(1) Whether any entrepreneurs/companies have received subsidies from the South African Government to encourage them to establish industries in Ciskei; if so,
(2) in respect of each such entrepreneur/company, (a) what is its name, (b) where is it located, (c) what is the nature of its operation, (d) what amount in aid did it receive in the 1986-87 financial year and (e) for how many years is the South African Government committed to subsidize it?

The MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS:

CISKEI
(1) Yes.
(2)
(a)	(b)	(c)	(d)
Name of company	Location	Nature of Operation	RSA Contribution Rand 1986/87
African Style	Mdantsane	Traditional Clothing	2 384
Amawati Joinery Shop	Mdantsane	Furniture	1 912
Agriculture & Industrial Engineering	Dimbaza	Corrugated Iron Truck Bodies	1 129
Aunt Zoes Sewing	Mdantsane	Clothing	2 800
Aunt Zoes Patterns	Mdantsane	Clothing	2 459
Amatola Knitwear	Zwelitsha	Clothing	149 485
Art Metalique	Dimbaza	Copper and Brassware	161 869
Airconditioning Services	Fort Jackson	Airconditioning Equipment	94 107
Associated Leather Products	Dimbaza	Splitting of Leather Hides for Glove Manufacturing	11 864
Atlantic Projects	Dimbaza	Fish Nets	89 853
Bandlakazi Dressmakers	Mdantsane	Clothing	6 352
Baphymelele Sewing	Mdantsane	Clothing	2 732
Blue Marlin Ciskei	Dimbaza	Fishing Tackle	44 534
Brass Bedsteads	Fort Jackson	Copper and Brass Bedsteads and Gym Equipment	93 788
Beniula Tailors	Dimbaza	Tailors	1 776
Bhai Industries	Dimbaza	Food	2 800
Biella Textiles	Fort Jackson	Jerseys	169 223
Bedco Brothers	Zwelitsha	Furniture	1 677
Biovac Laboratories	Dimbaza	Chicken Vaccines	82 541
Border Concrete Eng	Mdantsane	Concrete Products	111 964
Bisho Cabinet Makers	Bisho	Furniture	2 254
Bodlo Brothers	Zwelitsha	Clothing	558
Chem Ciskei	Fort Jackson	Fibreglass	170 163
Ciskei Tin Makers	Zwelitsha	Bead Tins, Tool Boxes, etc.	5 526
Ciskei Steel Works	Mdantsane	Burglar Proofing	2 459
Consolidated Textiles	Fort Jackson	Blankets	1 297 261
Consolidated Plastics	Dimbaza	Plastic Bottles	357 889
Ciskei Sawmills	Keiskammahoek	Timber Saw Mills	65 940
Ciskei Core Manufacturers	Dimbaza	Radiators	121 016
Ciskei Kitchens	Dimbaza	Kitchen Equipment	1 503
Ciskei Manufacturers	Sada Ind Park	Sports Wear	276 599
Ciskei Texwin Manufacturers	Dimbaza	Gloves	68 966
Ciskei Candy	Dimbaza	Sweets	67 136
Ciskei Turner Craft	Port Jackson	Furniture	1 478
Cisdiam	Dimbaza	Diamond Processing	93 837
Ciskei Armaments	Dimbaza	Fire Arms	148
Ciskei Metal Industries	Dimbaza	Manufacturing of Tools	2 242
Centel Fabrics	Fort Jackson	Curtains, etc.	270
Ciskei Peoples Development Bank	Bisho	Banking (Development Orientated)	9 215 246
CRT Specialists	Fort Jackson	TV Tubes	12 719
China Garments	Dimbaza	Clothing	189 065
Concord Garments	Dimbaza	Clothing	247 478
Ciskei Clothing Factory	Zwelitsha	Clothing	5 017
Ciskei Welding	Mdantsane	General Welding	3 756
Ciskei Car Filters	Dimbaza	Filters	80 654
Ciskatex Ltd	Dimbaza	Chemicals	240 294
Chemplex	Dimbaza	Chemicals	19 230
Ciskei Fibre Glass	Fort Jackson	Paddle Skis and Surf Boards	57 927
Comstock Optical	Dimbaza	Spectacles	59 675
Ciskei Milling	Mdantsane	Milling	50 300
Ciskei Structures & Assemblies	Dimbaza	Engineering	28 610
Disa Garments	Fort Jackson	Clothing	502 995
Dimbaza Foundries	Dimbaza	Foundry	310 124
Dimbaza Capacitors	Dimbaza	Radio Capacitors	68 054
Dimbaza Circuits	Dimbaza	Printed Circuit Boards	20 935
Dartex	Dimbaza	Clothing	98 675
DA Gama Textiles	Zwelitsha	Textiles	365 309
Dimbo	Dimbaza	Wooden Toys	131 073
Dimbaza Fibres	Dimbaza	Polypropylene Bags	411 106
Dimbaza Steel Windows & Frames	Dimbaza	Steel Windows and Doors	30 415
Dynasty Garments	Dimbaza	Clothing	236 212
Dimbaza Printers	Dimbaza	Printers	4 748
Dimbaza Overalls	Dimbaza	Protective Clothing	1 212
Dimbaza Embroidery	Dimbaza	Embroidery	6 773
Da Gama Home Fashions	Zwelitsha	Clothing	297 860
Ethembeni Welding Works	Zwelitsha	Burglar Proofing	6 644
Engelhardt Manufacturing	Fort Jackson	Clothing	177 794
Engin Building Blocks	Fort Jackson	Quick Bricks	2 367
Eskom	East London	Electricity	3 751
Eugene Garments (Pty) Ltd	Dimbaza	Clothing	271 494
Eyona Furniture Factory	Zwelitsha	Furniture	4 408
Edward Frank Manufacturers	Sada	Protective Clothing	119 160
Ecosse Industries	Dimbaza	Water Pumps for Motor Industry	26 455
Filcar	Dimbaza	Filters	143 154
Fencemaster	Dimbaza	Wire Products	5 173
Furnicraft	Dimbaza	Furniture	5 924
Gaick’s Welding Works	Fort Jackson	Welded Steel Products	10 701
Golden Knittings	Dada	Jerseys	162 405
Gasela Leather Works	Dimbaza	Leather Products	2 868
Gemco	Dimbaza	Seats for Theatres	18 686
GT Brass Manufacturers	Mdantsane	Copperware	3 552
Gilskei	Mdantsane	Furniture	20 655
Head Electronics (Pty) Ltd	Dimbaza	Video Tape Cassettes	48 916
Hozana Metal Works	Mdantsane	General Metal Work and Burglar Proofing	3 688
House of Danbury	Dimbaza	Leather Handbags	80 987
Hypine (Pty) Ltd	King William’s Town	Pine Furniture	72 341
Independent Battery Mnf	Dmibaza	Vehicle Batteries	45 332
IPM	Dimbaza	Plastic Kitchenware	14 659
Indwe Knitwear	Dimbaza	Knitwear	45 439
International Power Marketing	Dimbaza	Stainless Steel Coolingware	16 354
Jack & Jill Brick Supplies	Mdantsane	Bricks	6 272
Jimana Welding Works	Mdantsane	General Welding Works	3 688
J & B Knitwear	Mdantsane	Clothing	2 549
Jass & Jass Woodworkers	Mdantsane	Furniture	5 402
Khwalo Leather Works	Mdantsane	Leather Dresses and Belts	6 980
Khanda Workshop	Dimbaza	Textile Products for Hospitals	43 350
Kei Brick & Tile	Mount Coke	Bricks & Tiles	1 419 366
King Knitting	Dimbaza	Knitwear and other Garments	197 561
Kayo Shoes	Dimbaza	Tennis Shoes	263 289
Khayalihle Furniture	Dimbaza	Furniture	588
Kiwani Carpets	Sada	Karakul Carpets	63 359
Kindoc Eiendomme (Ciskei Peoples Development Bank)	Bisho	Development Orientated Banking	18 205
Kei Carpets	Wesley	Handknotted Carpets	186 629
Kosi’s Dressmakers	Dimbaza	Clothing	1 179
Kei Enterprises	Mdantsane	Furniture	3 142
Lulama Dressmaking	Mdantsane	Dresses	3 030
Lindy’s Fashion	Bisho	Jerseys	1 738
Lee Electronics	Dimbaza	Radios	50 443
Lion Padlocks & Hardware	Dimbaza	Padlocks, Hinges, etc.	190 530
Luthene Plastics	Dimbaza	Plastic Recycle Plant	62 186
Lifetime Products Ciskei	Fort Jackson	Portable Toilets	29 884
Maison Rooftiles	Balasi	Roof Tiles	28 654
Masakhane Dressmakers	Mdantsane	Clothing	4 576
Masakhane Knitwear	Mdantsane	Knitwear	3 427
Masakhane Welding	Mdantsane	Welding	2 937
M & J Brickworks	Zwelitsha	Bricks	6 218
Masiqodule Welding	Mdantsane	Welding	1 639
Mzamowethu Welding	Mdantsane	Burglar Proofing	6 113
Monwabizi Joinery	Mdantsane	Furniture	1 229
Modern Linen	Mdantsane	Linen	745
Moles	Dimbaza	Petroleum Jelly (Perfumed)	15 727
Micro-Tel	Dimbaza	Radios	91 990
MA Brickworks	Dimbaza	Bricks	2 049
Mirabell	Dimbaza	Electonic Control Gates	43 480
Moore (Pty) Ltd	Dimbaza	Accessories for Weaving Industry	63 206
Multicast	Dimbaza	Aluminium Casting	96 505
Mamiyas Dressmakers	Mdantsane	Clothing	2 390
MS Enterprises	Mdantsane	Clothing	5 152
Minerva Creations	Dimbaza	Leather Belts	70 133
Montage (Pty) Ltd	Dimbaza	Carpets	66 337
Midas Manufacturers Jewellers (Pty) Ltd	Dimbaza	Jewellery	12 029
Mpumelelo’s General Wood	Mdantsane	Cupboards and Furniture	1 229
Morhot	Fort Jackson	Clothing	37 917
Mamma’s Dressmakers	Mdantsane	Clothing	1 092
MT Carpentry & Joinery	Mdantsane	Furniture	3 688
Nceduluntu Sewing	Zwelitsha	Sewing and Clothing	1 616
Nozimanga Welding Works	Zwelitsha	Burglar Proofing	683
Nevana Bricks	Zwelitsha	Bricks	3 215
Naquahwa Metal	Mdantsane	General Metal Works	3 912
Nquma’s Welding Works	Mdantsane	Burglar Proofing	4 644
Nercol Engineering	Dimbaza	Engineering	5 123
Nufurn Cape	Dimbaza	Furniture	538 626
Nonceba Welding	Zwelitsha	Welding	2 937
Norcat Engineering	Zwelitsha	Light Machinery	33 406
Nonceba Sewing Centre	Zwelitsha	Sewing Centre	558
Nokuzola Dressmaking	Zwelitsha	Clothing	3 800
Nancy’s Fashions	Zwelitsha	Clothing	4 982
Olea Homes (Ciskei Peoples Development Bank)	Bisho	Property for Development Projects	18 397
Olstan Carpets	Dimbaza	Hand Woven Carpets	17 548
Olstan Cabinets	Dimbaza	Kitchen Furniture	13 730
Opstal Products	Keiskammahoek	Furniture	46 837
Peddie Leather	Peddie	Leather Products	1 788
Peddie Welders	Peddie	Burglar Proofing	2 021
Plascon-Evans	Dimbaza	Paint	11 727
Panure Chickens	Mdantsane	Frozen Chickens	804 741
Protea Clothing	Fort Jackson	Protective Clothing	798 463
Phakamisa Lift As You Rise	Zwelitsha	Clothing	4 578
PM Enterprises	Khambashe	Textile	29 003
Quality Services	Fort Jackson	Agricultural Trailers	16 978
QG Woodworkers	Zwelitsha	Carpentry	3 846
Rope Laboratories	Dimbaza	Ropes	178 002
Rhino Plastics	Dimbaza	Plastic Products	289 343
Ronber Pharmaceuticals	Dimbaza	Toiletries	50 931
Reinforcing Design & Supply	Dimbaza	Precast Concrete Floor Systems and Steel Girders	75 577
Sharp Knitting	Dimbaza	Clothing	395 051
Saprotex International	Fort Jackson	Textile Spinning	401 598
Swimline	Dimbaza	Swimming Pool Chemicals	316 619
Sartex	Mdantsane	Yarn	67 852
Sekcare	Mdantsane	Cane Products	571
Southern Combing	Dimbaza	Washing & Combing of Wool & Mohair	416 671
Sesethu Sewing Group	Whittlesea	School Clothes for Local Consumption	1 634
Shai Carpentry	Dimbaza	Woodwork	536
Sotho Weavers	Dimbaza	Handwoven Carpets	35 419
SATS	RSA	Transport	1 898 428
Siyazama Welding Works	Mdantsane	General Welding Works	3 104
Siyanda Sewing Centre	Mdantsane	Sewing Centre	3 052
Sada Bakery	Sada	Bakery	43 574
Siyavuia’s Sewing	Mdantsane	Clothing	1 575
Satelite Garments	Fort Jackson	Clothing	279 532
Snack Foods	Fort Jackson	Food Processing	46 911
Syntex	Dimbaza	Vacuum Plastic Products	11 599
SX Carpentry	Dimbaza	Carpentry	3 204
S & D Engineering	Dimbaza	Lights	163 771
Southern Lights	Dimbaza	Lights	80 514
Steed Enterprises	Fort Jackson	Clothing	68 212
Siemens Ltd	Dimbaza	Communication Systems	1 554
Tahatshu Sewing	Dimbaza	Clothing	1 639
Thob’s Welding	Mdantsane	Burglar Proofing	7 923
Tan O’Hagan	Mdantsane	Leather Products	390
Talita Curtaining	Mdantsane	Curtains	4 098
Trans-Am	Dimbaza	Car Seat Covers	76 426
Turnercraft	Fort Jackson	Furniture	16 020
TFT	Dimbaza	Clothing	124 891
Threads Textiles (Pty) Ltd	Dimbaza	Clothing	39 492
Tribal Hand Weavers	Dimbaza	Handwoven Carpets	525
Unathi Fancy Dress	Dimbaza	Clothing	1 067
Unathi Timber Products	Dimbaza	Furniture	262 315
Unathi’s Fashion	Dimbaza	Fashion Design	1 008
Unqabile Welding Works	Dimbaza	Welding	3 347
Voyis Kitchen Designs	Mdantsane	Kitchen Cupboards	7 104
Van Leer South Africa	Dimbaza	Extruded Plastic Mesh	167 904
Western Flyer	Dimbaza	Bicycles	683 742
Wesley Craft	Wesley	Carpets	14 344
Wembly Balls	Dimbaza	Plastic Inflatable Balls	29 890
Woodken	Dimbaza	Wooden Toys	4 891
Yarntex (Pty) Ltd	Fort Jackson	Blankets	448 310
Zwelitsha Tailors	Zwelitsha	Clothing	4 023
Zamokwakhe Sewing Centre	Dimbaza	Clothing	2 595
Zipha Industries	Dimbaza	Leather Products	27 966
Zama Community Centre	Dimbaza	Small Businesses	6 325
Zanyokwe Sewing	Keiskammahoek	Sewing Centre	864
Zikulisile Home Industries	Alice	Clothing	17 998
Zingisa Sewing	Dimbaza	Sewing Centre	1 639
Total			29 871 424

(2) (e)	Subsidy Type	Period Committed
	Interest and rental	10 years
	Wages	7 years
	Housing	20 years
	Railage	No limit
	Training	No limit
	Electricity	No limit

Provision of sporting facilities: amount spent 619. Mr M J ELLIS

asked the Minister of Education and Development Aid:

What was the total amount spent by the Department of (a) Education and Training and (b) Development Aid on the provision of sporting facilities in South Africa in the 1987-88 financial year?

The MINISTER OF EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT AID:

(a) R6 569 962,53
(b) R5 755 000.

South African embassy, Bonn: professional lobbyists/advisers/consultants 974. Mr R A F SWART

asked the Minister of Foreign Affairs:

Whether the South African embassy in Bonn employs the services of any professional lobbyists, advisers or other specialist consultants; if so (a) what are the names of the persons or bodies concerned, (b) what amount was paid to each in the latest specified financial year for which figures are available and (c) in respect of what services was each amount paid?

The MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS:

The Department of Foreign Affairs is prepared to furnish the Honourable Member with the particulars on a confidential basis.

South African embassy, Paris: professional lobbyists/advisers/consultants 975. Mr R A F SWART

asked the Minister of Foreign Affairs:

Whether the South African embassy in Paris, France, employs the services of any professional lobbyists, advisers or other specialist consultants; if so, (a) what are the names of the persons or bodies concerned, (b) what amount was paid to each in the latest specified financial year for which figures are available and (c) in respect of what services was each amount paid?

The MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS:

The Department of Foreign Affairs is prepared to furnish the Honourable Member with the particulars on a confidential basis.

South African embassy, London: professional lobbyists/advisers/consultants 976. Mr R A F SWART

asked the Minister of Foreign Affairs:

Whether the South African embassy in London employs the services of any professional lobbyists, advisers or other specialist consultants; if so, (a) what are the names of the persons or bodies concerned, (b) what amount was paid to each in the latest specified financial year for which figures are available and (c) in respect of what services was each amount paid?

The MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS:

The Department of Foreign Affairs is prepared to furnish the Honourable Member with the particulars on a confidential basis.

South African embassy, Washington: professional lobbyists/advisers/consultants 977. Mr R A F SWART

asked the Minister of Foreign Affairs:

Whether the South African embassy in Washington, USA, employs the services of any professional lobbyists, advisers or other specialist consultants; if so, (a) what are the names of the persons or bodies concerned, (b) what amount was paid to each in the latest specified financial year for which figures are available and (c) in respect of what services was each amount paid?

The MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS:

The Department of Foreign Affairs is prepared to furnish the Honourable Member with the particulars on a confidential basis.

Gas turbines/piles/air-conditioning chillers for Mosgas project: manufacturing capacity of industrial sector 1026. Mr C J DERBY-LEWIS

asked the Minister of Economic Affairs and Technology:

(1) Whether the gas turbines, piles and air-conditioning chillers required for the Mosgas project are within the manufacturing capacity of the South African industrial sector; if so,
(2) whether any tenders for these items have been awarded to South African companies; if not, why not; if so, to which companies in each case?

The MINISTER OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS AND TECHNOLOGY:

(1) and (2)
1. (a) Gas Turbines
  1. (i) At present not locally manufactured. The turbines cannot be locally manufactured within the project schedule to meet the project’s specific requirements.
  2. (ii) Not awarded to a local company for reasons stated above.
2. (b) Piles
  
  Are being made in South Africa by Chicago Bridge & Iron (Pty) Ltd, a South African registered company using Iscor Steel.
3. (c) Air-conditioning Chillers
  
  There are two air-conditioning chiller packages on the offshore project. On the accommodation module the chiller supply has been awarded to Grasso (Pty) Ltd as a sub-supplier to Northern Air. The South African content of the chiller order has been estimated as 73%.
  
  The order for chillers to the rest of the platform has not yet been awarded.

Mosgas project: tenders 1028. Mr C J DERBY-LEWIS

asked the Minister of Economic Affairs and Technology:

Whether certain tenders in respect of the Mosgas project, the tender numbers of which have been furnished to the Minister’s Department for the purpose of his reply, have been awarded; if not, (a) what was the closing date for these tenders and (b) when does he intend awarding them; if so, what are the names of the successful tenderers in respect of each of these tenders?

The MINISTER OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS AND TECHNOLOGY:

(a) and (b)

Enquiry No.	Closing date	Anticipated or actual date
B/MC 001	28/09/87	22/02/88
B/MC 003	22/02/88	30/06/88
B/MC 007	29/01/88	15/06/88
B/MC 009	03/12/87	20/06/88
B/MC 0015	04/01/88	27/06/88
B/HV 001	29/01/88	18/05/88
D/DR 0013	10/03/88	20/06/88
B/MC 0021	21/01/88	03/05/88
B/MC 0026	11/01/88	13/06/88
B/MC 0030	15/01/88	15/06/88
B/MC 0031	29/03/88	15/06/88
B/MC 0028/33	22/02/88	20/06/88
D/DR 007	08/03/88	08/06/88
B/MC 0019	03/12/87	25/04/88

The unusually extended period between receipt of tenders and award has been due to a variety of technical and commercial factors on the specific enquiries.

In view of the sensitivity of overseas companies regarding links with the RSA, it is preferable not to announce the names of successful tenderers.

Own Affairs:

Approved rank structure: persons employed at each post level 115. Mr M J ELLIS

asked the Minister of Agriculture and Water Supply:

How many (a) Black, (b) Coloured, (c) White and (d) Indian persons were employed by his Department at each post level of the approved rank structure as at the latest specified date for which information is available?

The MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE AND WATER SUPPLY:

		(a)	(b)	(c)	(d)
Post level	Grade	Blacks	Coloureds	Whites	Indians
1	Machine Attendant	3	—	19	—
2	Housekeeper	—	—	14	—
3	Photocopying Machine Operator	15	—	6	—
4	Student Artisan	—	—	15	1
5	Agricultural Administration Clerk/Provisioning Administration Clerk/Registry Clerk/Storekeeper	1	—	561	—
6	Farm Assistant	2	—	1	—
7	Boiler Operator	4	—	—	—
8	Driver/Operator Driver	80	1	46	7
9	Telephonist	—	—	27	—
10	Handyman	16	—	31	6
11	Accounting Clerk/Typist/Data Typist	—	—	248	—
12	Copy Compositor/Senior Registry Clerk/Ministerial Typist	—	—	34	—
13	Herbarium Assistant/Laboratory Assistant	12	15	963	6
14	Senior Agricultural Administration Clerk	—	—	49	—
15	Agricultural Credit Controller	—	—	11	—
16	Personal Secretary/Farm Foreman	—	—	163	—
17	Senior Store Officer/Liaison Officer/ Senior Provisioning Administration Clerk	—	—	95	—
18	Agricultural Research Technician	—	1	857	1
19	Computer Operator	—	—	1	—
20	Vaccine Preparation Assistant/Veterinary Research Assistant	—	—	64	3
21	Programmer	—	—	1	—
22	Artisan (Group C)	—	—	37	—
23	Artisan (Group B)	—	—	68	1

Note: All higher post levels than post level 23, in which inter alia all the supervisory, guiding and management levels are accommodated, are filled with whites in terms of the employment and utilisation policy of the Administration: House of Assembly.

Information as on 1 May 1988.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

†Indicates translated version.

For oral reply:

General Affairs:

Assault by policemen *1. Mr K CHETTY

asked the Minister of Law and Order:

(1) Whether a complaint in regard to the alleged assault by members of the South African Police on a certain person, whose name has been furnished to the Police for the purpose of the Minister’s reply, was lodged at a police station in Chatsworth recently; if so, (a) when did the alleged assault take place and (b) what were the circumstances surrounding this incident;
(2) whether the matter is being investigated by the Police; if not, why not; if so, when is it anticipated that the investigation will be completed;
(3) whether any steps have been taken against the policemen involved pending the outcome of this investigation; if not, why not; if so, what steps?

The MINISTER OF LAW AND ORDER:

(1) to (3)

The person concerned was questioned by members of the Force in connection with a complaint of housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft involving jewelry to the value of R8 000,00. As a result of this interrogation two of the person’s friends were arrested and charged. However, he alleged that he had been assaulted during the interrogation, and a charge of assault is being investigated. It is anticipated that this case docket will shortly be submitted to the Attorney-General for his decision.

Mr K CHETTY:

Mr Chairman, arising out of the hon the Minister’s reply, may I ask him whether steps have been taken in the meantime as far as the prosecution of the policemen are concerned?

The MINISTER:

Mr Chairman, as I have indicated, a charge of assault is being investigated. As soon as that has been completed it will be put to the Attorney-General to decide whether to prosecute or not. After his decision is known further steps will be taken.

Own Affairs:

Transvaal Farmers’ Union: representations for assistance to farmers *1. Mr A S RAZAK

asked the Minister of Local Government and Agriculture:

(1) Whether his Department has received any representations from the Transvaal Farmers’ Union for assistance to be granted to farmers; if so, over what period;
(2) whether, in consequence of these representations, his Department (a) granted assistance and (b) made land available to any farmers; if not, why not; if so, (i) (aa) how many farmers are receiving such assistance and (bb) what is the nature of the assistance provided and (ii) (aa) when was such land made available to farmers and (bb) where is it situated;
(3) whether he, together with members of the said union, conducted an in loco inspection of agricultural land in January 1988; if so, (a) why and (b) what were the findings;
(4) whether, subsequent to the above inspection, he informed this union of his views on the matter; if not, why not; if so, what are these views?

The MINISTER OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND AGRICULTURE:

(1) Yes — the Transvaal Farmers’ Union made representations on 18 January 1988 on behalf of 2 persons and on 18 February 1988 on behalf of 10 persons.
(2) (a) No. No written representations were made by the said Union for the granting of financial assistance to farmers.
1. (b) No — this matter is still receiving the attention of my Department
  1. (i) (aa) Falls away.
    1. (bb) Falls away.
  2. (ii) (aa) Falls away.
    1. (bb) Falls away.
(3) Yes.
1. (a) To obtain an insight into and to familiarise ourselves with the problems confronting the Indian farming community in the Transvaal.
2. (b) There are complex problems facing Indian farmers in the Transvaal and these are as a result of the following:
  - — Group Areas Legislation.
  - — Non-availability of farming land.
  - — The present lease agreements in respect of land being used for farming purposes in Lenasia are of short duration and do accordingly not offer sufficient security to the farmers.
(4) Yes.

The problems facing the farmers would be addressed by my Department. The question of extending the period of lease of land owned by the Housing Development Board (House of Delegates) is receiving the attention of my Department.

Consideration would be given to agricultural land owned by the Housing Development Board (House of Delegates) and being leased to farmers.

Mr J VIYMAN:

Mr Chairman, arising out of the answer of the hon the Minister, can he tell us whether the Housing Development Board which he mentioned in his reply owns any agricultural land?

The MINISTER:

Mr Chairman, all the land that belongs to the House of Delegates, belongs to the Housing Development Board. We have no agricultural land.

Mr J VIYMAN:

Mr Chairman, further arising out of the hon the Minister’s reply, how does he propose solving the problem of the agricultural land if the Housing Development Board does not own any agricultural land?

The MINISTER:

Mr Chairman, an exercise is being carried out at the moment with regard to all the land that falls under the Housing Development Board. Land that will not be used in the short term can be considered, and negotiations are afoot at the moment.

Mr J VIYMAN:

Mr Chairman, further arising out of the hon the Minister’s reply, I want to say that I am not satisfied because that implies that this farm land which was allocated to these applicants will merely be on a temporary basis and will not provide a permanent solution to the problem.

The MINISTER:

Mr Chairman, my reply to the hon member did not relate to land of an agricultural nature. However, exercises other than the ones I have mentioned are being carried out for the security of land tenure for agriculture as such.

Mr P I DEVAN:

Mr Chairman, further arising out of the hon the Minister’s reply to paragraph (2) of this question, may I ask him whether verbal applications were made for grants since he emphasised that no written applications were made?

The MINISTER:

Mr Chairman, I am not aware of any verbal applications.

Mr P I DEVAN:

Mr Chairman, further arising out of the hon the Minister’s reply, may I ask him whether, in order to do justice to paragraph (4), he has conducted a census into agriculture in the Transvaal, or whether he is contemplating conducting such a census in order to motivate the need for more land, etc?

The MINISTER:

Mr Chairman, an in-depth survey is being carried out in the Transvaal and I am happy to report that the farmers’ union which has been established is playing an important role, together with our department, in the identification of land, just as we are doing in Natal.

Chatsworth: sale of site *2. Mr M RAJAB

asked the Minister of Housing:

(1) Whether his Department has reached an agreement with a certain company, the name of which has been furnished to the Minister’s Department for the purpose of his reply, or its subsidiaries in regard to the sale of a site in Chatsworth; if so, (a) when, (b) what is the (i) agreed purchase price and (ii) name of the company concerned and (c) on what conditions was the site sold or is it to be sold;
(2) whether any commission was paid or is to be paid in connection with this sale; if so, to whom;
(3) whether his Department originally purchased this site from the Durban City Council; if not, from whom was it purchased; if so, (a) when, (b) at what price and (c) on what conditions?

from Fechters, Flenters, Jood se kamp and Witlokasie.

Conventional housing: Squatters from the abovementioned as well as from Concordia, Bongani, Damsabos and Nekkies.

(d) The township area is at present available for occupation. Plots are for sale on 99-year leasehold and can be developed.

Central Transvaal Development Board: assets/ liabilities 1046. Mr C J DERBY-LEWIS

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

Whether the (a) assets and (b) liabilities of the Central Transvaal Development Board were transferred to local authorities; if so, (i) what was the value of this board’s assets at the time of transfer, (ii)(aa) to which local authorities and (bb) on what dates were these assets transferred and (iii) what was the value of the assets transferred to each such local authority?

The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:

No.

Rest of question falls away.

East Rand Development Board: assets/liabilities 1047. Mr C J DERBY-LEWIS

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

Whether the (a) assets and (b) liabilities of the East Rand Development Board were transferred to local authorities; if so, (i) what was the value of this board’s assets at the time of transfer, (ii)(aa) to which local authorities and (bb) on what dates were these assets transferred and (iii) what was the value of the assets transferred to each such local authority?

The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:

No.

Rest of question falls away.

Eastern Cape Development Board: assets/ liabilities 1048. Mr C J DERBY-LEWIS

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

Whether the (a) assets and (b) liabilities of the

Eastern Cape Development Board were transferred to local authorities; if so, (i) what was the value of this board’s assets at the time of transfer, (ii)(aa) to which local authorities and (bb) on what dates were these assets transferred and (iii) what was the value of the assets transferred to each such local authority?

The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:

No.

Rest of question falls away.

Eastern Transvaal Development Board: assets/ liabilities 1049. Mr C J DERBY-LEWIS

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

Whether the (a) assets and (b) liabilities of the Eastern Transvaal Development Board were transferred to local authorities; if so, (i) what was the value of this board’s assets at the time of transfer, (ii)(aa) to which local authorities and (bb) on what dates were these assets transferred and (iii) what was the value of the assets transferred to each such local authority?

The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:

No.

Rest of question falls away.

Highveld Development Board: assets/liabilities 1050. Mr C J DERBY-LEWIS

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

Whether the (a) assets and (b) liabilities of the Highveld Development Board were transferred to local authorities; if so, (i) what was the value of this board’s assets at the time of transfer, (ii)(aa) to which local authorities and (bb) on what dates were these assets transferred and (iii) what was the vaue of the assets transferred to each such local authority?

The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:

No.

Rest of question falls away.

Natalia Development Board: assets/liabilities 1051. Mr C J DERBY-LEWIS

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

Whether the (a) assets and (b) liabilities of the Natalia Development Board were transferred to local authorities; if so, (i) what was the value of this board’s assets at the time of transfer, (ii)(aa) to which local authorities and (bb) on what dates were these assets transferred and (iii) what was the value of the assets transferred to each such local authority?

The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:

No.

Rest of question falls away.

Northern Cape Development Board: assets/ liabilities 1052. Mr C J DERBY-LEWIS

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

Whether the (a) assets and (b) liabilities of the Northern Cape Development Board were transferred to local authorities; if so, (i) what was the value of this board’s assets at the time of transfer, (ii)(aa) to which local authorities and (bb) on what dates were these assets transferred and (iii) what was the value of the assets transferred to each such local authority?

The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:

No.

Rest of question falls away.

Northern Transvaal Development Board: assets/liabilities 1053. Mr C J DERBY-LEWIS

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

Whether the (a) assets and (b) liabilities of the Northern Transvaal Development Board were transferred to local authorities; if so, (i) what was the value of this board’s assets at the time of transfer, (ii)(aa) to which local authorities and (bb) on what dates were these assets transferred and (iii) what was the value of the assets transferred to each such local authority?

The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:

No.

Rest of question falls away.

Orange Vaal Development Board: assets/ liabilities 1054. Mr C J DERBY-LEWIS

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

Whether the (a) assets and (b) liabilities of the Orange Vaal Development Board were transferred to local authorities; if so, (i) what was the value of this board’s assets at the time of transfer, (ii)(aa) to which local authorities and (bb) on what dates were these assets transferred and (iii) what was the value of the assets transferred to each such local authority?

The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:

No.

Rest of question falls away.

Southern Orange Free State Development Board: assets/liabilities 1055. Mr C J DERBY-LEWIS

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

Whether the (a) assets and (b) liabilities of the Southern Orange Free State Development Board were transferred to local authorities; if so, (i) what was the value of this board’s assets at the time of transfer, (ii)(aa) to which local authorities and (bb) on what dates were these assets transferred and (iii) what was the value of the assets transferred to each such local authority?

The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:

No.

Rest of question falls away.

Western Cape Development Board: assets/ liabilities 1056. Mr C J DERBY-LEWIS

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

Whether the (a) assets and (b) liabilities of the Western Cape Development Board were transferred to local authorities; if so, (i) what was the value of this board’s assets at the time of transfer, (ii)(aa) to which local authorities and (bb) on what dates were these assets transferred and (iii) what was the value of the assets transferred to each such local authority?

The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:

No.

Rest of question falls away.

Western Transvaal Development Board: assets/ liabilities 1057. Mr C J DERBY-LEWIS

asked the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning:

Whether the (a) assets and (b) liabilities of the Western Transvaal Development Board were transferred to local authorities; if so, (i) what was the value of this boards assets at the time of transfer, (ii)(aa) to which local authorities and (bb) on what dates were these assets transferred and (iii) what was the value of the assets transferred to each such local authority?

The MINISTER OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING:

No.

Rest of question falls away.

SATS: buying-back of pensionable service 1097. Mr D J N MALCOMESS

asked the Minister of Transport Affairs:

(a) On what date did the buying-back of pensionable service come into effect in respect of the South African Transport Services, (b) how many Transport Services employees who bought back pensionable service have retired since that date, (c) what total amount, excluding any interest on the amounts outstanding, did these persons pay to buy back such service, (d) what total amount was received by these persons in increased gratuities in respect of such service, (e) what total additional amount in monthly pensions is paid to them as a result of their having bought back pensionable service and (f) in respect of what date is this information furnished?

The MINISTER OF TRANSPORT AFFAIRS:

(a) 1 October 1972 in respect of members of the New Superannuation Fund and 16 June 1987 in respect of members of the Pension Fund for non-White employees.
(b), (c), (d), (e) and (f) Particulars are not readily available and it will take much time and expense to gather such information.

SATS: buying-back of pensionable service 1098. Mr D J N MALCOMESS

asked the Minister of Transport Affairs:

How many employees who were still in the service of the South African Transport Services as at 31 March 1988, had bought back pensionable service?

The MINISTER OF TRANSPORT AFFAIRS:

14 729 employees elected to antedate pensionable service.

Own Affairs:

Pupils at primary/secondary schools 128. Mr R M BURROWS

asked the Minister of Education and Culture:

What number of pupils in each specified home language category attended (a) primary and (b) secondary schools in South Africa as at the latest specified date for which figures are available?

The MINISTER OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE:

(a)	Primary Schools
	Afrikaans	English	Afrikaans/English	Other
Cape*	70 761	45 989	—	46
Natal*	17 364	44 497	—	246
OFS*	37 179	4 183	1 228	1 119
Transvaal**	197 415	68 545	16 003	10 475,
(b)	Secondary Schools
	Afrikaans	English	Afrikaans/English	Other
Cape*	68 536	40 753	—	14
Natal*	13 158	37 278	—	—
OFS*	27 125	1 964	900	781
Transvaal**	130 445	53 758	12 776	8 725.
* March 1988
** March 1987

School buses 129. Mr R M BURROWS

asked the Minister of Education and Culture:

(a) What total number of pupils was transported daily in subsidized school buses, and (b) what was the total net annual cost of such transport, in each province in (i) 1986 and (ii) 1987?

The MINISTER OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE:

	(a)(i)	(ii)	(b)(i)	(ii)
Cape :	13 609	13 331	R800 240,41	R792 540,67
Natal :	8 722	8 601	R3 958 700,00	R5 276 368,00
OFS :	4 058	3 925	R1 341 457,00	R1 297 211,00
Transvaal :	56 515	56 774	R18 959 978,00	R19 523 052,00

Schools/institutions for juvenile offenders 131. Mr J B DE R VAN GEND

asked the Minister of Education and Culture:

(1) (a) How many (i) schools of industry, (ii) reform schools and (iii) other institutions for the accommodation of juvenile offenders falling under his Department were there in the Republic, and (b) what number of pupils did each accommodate, as at (aa) the latest specified date for which information is available and (bb) the same date five years previously;
(2) where is each of these schools or institutions situated?

The MINISTER OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE:

(1)	(a)	(aa) March 1988	(b)
	(i)	16	(i)	2 125
	(ii)	2	(ii)	247
	(iii)	0,	(iii)	0,
	(b)	(bb) March 1984	(b)
	(i)	18	(i)	2 049
	(ii)	2	(ii)	206
	(iii)	0,	(iii)	0;

(2) (a) (i) George (2) Heidelberg (2) Standerton (3) Queenstown, King William’s Town, Dewetsdorp, Rustenburg, Utrecht, Paarl, Bloemfontein, Oudtsdhoorn, Wolmaranstad,
1. (ii) Tokai (2).

Computerization of staff, student and pupil numbers 133. Mr R M BURROWS

asked the Minister of Education and Culture:

Whether his Department maintains a computer data system for all statistical information on staff, student and pupil numbers; if not, why not; if so, (a) when was this system finalized, (b) what areas of data are maintained in this system and (c) how often is the information updated?

The MINISTER OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE:

(a) Yes, the Department compiles comprehensive statistics with a view to the management of White education. Some of these statistics have already been computerised and further computerising is currently receiving attention;
(b) statistics regarding pupils and students, manpower and expenditure;
(c) annually.

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