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House of Assembly: Vol7 - TUESDAY 24 MAY 1988

TUESDAY, 24 MAY 1988 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

†Indicates translated version

For written reply:

General Affairs:

Ciskei: amounts paid 426. Mr R A F SWART

asked the Minister of Foreign Affairs:

(1) (a) What total amount was paid by South Africa to Ciskei in the 1987-88 financial year in terms of agreements between the two countries and (b) how was this amount made up;
(2) whether any additional amounts have been paid to Ciskei in the form of (a) loans or (b) grants; if so, (i) how many, and (ii) what was the amount of the loan or grant, in each case;
(3) whether any further (a) loans or (b) grants are envisaged in the 1988-89 financial year; if so, what loans or grants?

The MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS:

(1) (a) An estimated amount of R520 483 000.
1. (b) The estimated amounts fall into two main categories, namely:
  1. A. DIRECT ASSISTANCE
    1. (i) An estimated amount for budgetary assistance under Programme 3: Foreign Aid and Development Co-operation of Vote 7: Foreign Affairs R299 666 000.
    2. (ii) Technical assistance
      
      South Africa is from time to time approached by other governments with requests for assistance in one way or another. Assistance may take the form of expert advice, visits, evaluation of projects, bursaries etc. Each such application is considered on its merits. The estimated amount for 1987/88 is R410 000.
    3. (iii) Loan Fund
      
      Like other countries Ciskei may apply for the financing of certain projects within the framework of the Economic Co-operation Promotion Loan Fund. Such applications are considered on merit according to fixed criteria and within the limits of available funds. This type of financing consists mainly of loans which are, naturally, repayable. The estimated amount for 1987/88 is R8 136 000.
    4. (iv) Incentives for Industries
      
      In accordance with jointly agreed arrangements between the SATBVC States, the RSA is obliged to refund the TBVC States on a rand-for-rand basis for actual expenditure incurred in these states in terms of the industrial incentive scheme, which took effect on 1 April 1982. The estimated amount for 1987/88 in respect of Ciskei is R24 000 000.
  2. B. TRANSFERS IN TERMS OF BILATERAL AGREEMENTS
    
    Transfer payments which are regarded as own sources of income of the Ciskei Government:
    1. (i) Income tax: The estimated amount for 1987/88 is R28 414 000.
    2. (ii) Customs Union Revenue Pool: The estimated amount is R156 117 000.
    3. (iii) Common Monetary Area: The estimated amount is R3 740 000.
(2) (a) No. Loans in terms of project aid agreements are included in the amount mentioned under (1) (a).

(i) and (ii) fall away.
1. (b) Yes.
  1. (i) One.
  2. (ii) Transfers in respect of the programme for creation of job opportunities: estimated amount: R10 800 000.
(3) (a) Yes. According to estimates an amount of R13 000 000 will be paid to Ciskei during the 1988/89 financial year from the Economic Co-operation Loan Fund.
1. (b) Yes. It is estimated that in addition to the amount mentioned in paragraph (3) (a) a total amount of R447 352 000 (excluding Share in Customs Union Revenue Pool) will be paid over to Ciskei during the 1988/89 financial year. This amount consists of the following:

Budgetary assistance:	R360 702 000
Incentive scheme for Industries:	R 36 000 000
Income tax:	R 34 400 000
Share in Customs Union Revenue Pool:	Not available
Common Monetary Area:	R 4 200 000
Programme for creation of job opportunities:	R 10 800 000
Technical Aid:	R 1 250 000
TOTAL	R447 352 000

Transkei: amounts paid 427. Mr R A F SWART

asked the Minister of Foreign Affairs:

(1) (a) What total amount was paid by South Africa to Transkei in the 1987-88 financial year in terms of agreements between the two countries and (b) how was this amount made up;
(2) whether any additional amounts have been paid to Transkei in the form of (a) loans or (b) grants; if so, (i) how many, and (ii) what was the amount of the loan or grant, in each case;
(3) whether any further (a) loans or (b) grants are envisaged in the 1988-89 financial year; if so, what loans or grants?

The MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS:

(1) (a) An estimated amount of R1 063 402 000.
1. (b) The estimated amounts fall into two main categories, namely:
  1. A. DIRECT ASSISTANCE
    1. (i) An estimated amount for budgetary assistance under Programme 3: Foreign Aid and Development Co-operation of Vote 7: Foreign Affairs R517 722 000.
    2. (ii) Technical assistance
      
      South Africa is from time to time approached by other governments with requests for assistance in one way or another. Assistance may take the form of expert advice, visits, evaluation of projects, bursaries, etc. Each such application is considered on its merits. The estimated amount for 1987/88 is R700 000.
    3. (iii) Loan Fund
      
      Like other countries Transkei may apply for the financing of certain projects within the framework of the Economic Cooperation Promotion Loan Fund. Such applications are considered on merit according to fixed criteria and within the limits of available funds. This type of financing consists mainly of loans which are, naturally, repayable. The estimated amount for 1987/88 is R30 057 000.
    4. (iv) Incentives for Industries
      
      In accordance with jointly agreed arrangements between the SATBVC States, the RSA is obliged to refund the TBVC States on a rand-for-rand basis for actual expenditure incurred in these states in terms of the industrial incentive scheme, which took effect on 1 April 1982. The estimated amount for 1987/88 in respect of Transkei is R15 000 000.
  2. B. TRANSFERS IN TERMS OF BILATERAL AGREEMENTS
    
    Transfer payments which are regarded as own sources of income of the Transkei Government:
    1. (i) Income tax: The estimated amount for 1987/88 is R134 837 000.
    2. (ii) Customs Union Revenue Pool: The estimated amount is R350 516 000.
    3. (iii) Common Monetary Area: The estimated amount is R14 570 000.
(2) (a) No. Loans in terms of project aid agreements are included in the amount mentioned under (1) (a).

(i) and (ii) fall away.
1. (b) Yes.
  1. (i) One.
  2. (ii) Transfers in respect of the action programme for creation of job opportunities: estimated amount is R7 200 000.
(3) (a) Yes. According to estimates an amount of R29 000 000 will be paid to Transkei during the 1988/89 financial year from the Economic Co-operation Loan Fund.
1. (b) Yes. It is estimated that in addition to the amount mentioned in paragraph (3) (a) a total amount of R843 866 000 (excluding Share in Customs Union Revenue Pool) will be paid over to Transkei during the 1988/89 financial year. This amount consists of the following:

Budgetary assistance:	R635 746 000
Incentive scheme for Industries:	R 20 000 000
Income tax:	R163 200 000
Share in Customs Union Revenue Pool:	Not available
Common Monetary Area:	R 16 570 000
Programme for creation of job opportunities:	R 7 200 000
Technical Aid:	R 1 150 000
TOTAL	R843 866 000

Bophuthatswana: amounts paid 428. Mr R A F SWART

asked the Minister of Foreign Affairs:

(1) (a) What total amount was paid by South Africa to Bophuthatswana in the 1987-88 financial year in terms of agreements between the two countries and (b) how was this amount made up;
(2) whether any additional amounts have been paid to Bophuthatswana in the form of (a) loans or (b) grants; if so, (i) how many, and (ii) what was the amount of the loan or grant, in each case;
(3) whether any further (a) loans or (b) grants are envisaged in the 1988-89 financial year; if so, what loans or grants?

The MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS:

(1) (a) An estimated amount of R854 097 000.
1. (b) The estimated amounts year fall into two main categories, namely:
  1. A. DIRECT ASSISTANCE
    1. (i) An amount for budgetary assistance under Programme 3: Foreign Aid and Development Cooperation of Vote 7: Foreign Affairs R336 000 000.
    2. (ii) Technical assistance
      
      South Africa is from time to time approached by other governments with requests for assistance in one way or another. Assistance may take the form of expert advice, visits, evaluation of projects, bursaries etc. Each such application is considered on its merits. The estimated amount for 1987/88 is R1 290 000.
    3. (iii) Loan Fund
      
      Like other countries Bophutha tswana may apply for the financing of certain projects within the framework of the Economic Cooperation Promotion Loan Fund. Such applications are considered on merit according to fixed criteria and within the limits of available funds. This type of financing consists mainly of loans which are, naturally, repayable. The estimated amount for 1987/88 is R33 730 000.
    4. (iv) Incentives for Industries
      
      In accordance with jointly agreed arrangements between the SATBVC States, the RSA is obliged to refund the TBVC States on a rand-for-rand basis for actual expenditure incurred in these states in terms of the industrial incentive scheme, which took effect on 1 April 1982. The estimated amount for 1987/88 in respect of Bophuthatswana is R14 000 000.
  2. B. TRANSFERS IN TERMS OF BILATERAL AGREEMENTS
    
    Transfer payments which are regarded as own sources of income of the Bophuthatswana Government:
    1. (i) Income tax: The estimated amount for 1987/88 is R50 938 000.
    2. (ii) Customs Union Revenue Pool: The estimated amount is R411 569 000.
    3. (iii) Common Monetary Area: The estimated amount is R6 570 000.
(2) (a) No. Loans in terms of project aid agreements are included in the amount mentioned under (1) (a).

(i) and (ii) fall away.
1. (b) Yes.
  1. (i) One.
  2. (ii) Transfers in respect of the programme for creation of job opportunities: estimated amount: R8 500 000.
(3) (a) Yes. According to estimates an amount of R43 000 000 will be paid to Bophuthatswana during the 1988/89 financial year from the Economic Co-operation Loan Fund.
1. (b) Yes. It is estimated that in addition to the amount mentioned in paragraph (3) (a) a total amount of R499 600 000 (excluding Share in Customs Union Revenue Pool) will be paid over to Bophuthatswana during the 1988/89 financial year. This amount consists of the following:

Budgetary assistance:	R410 000 000
Incentive scheme for Industries:	R 13 000 000
Income tax:	R 61 600 000
Share in Customs Union Revenue Pool:	Not available
Common Monetary Area:	R 7 400 000
Programme for creation of job opportunities:	R 8 500 000
Technical Aid:	R 2 100 000
TOTAL	R499 600 000

Venda: amounts paid 429. Mr R A F SWART

asked the Minister of Foreign Affairs:

(1) (a) What total amount was paid by South Africa to Venda in the 1987-88 financial year in terms of agreements between the two countries and (b) how was this amount made up;
(2) whether any additional amounts have been paid to Venda in the form of (a) loans or (b) grants; if so, (i) how many, and (ii) what was the amount of the loan or grant, in each case;
(3) whether any further (a) loans or (b) grants are envisaged in the 1988-89 financial year; if so, what loans or grants?

The MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS:

(1) (a) An estimated amount of R323 618 500.
1. (b) The estimated amounts fall into two main categories, namely:
  1. A. DIRECT ASSISTANCE
    1. (i) An estimated amount for budgetary assistance under Programme 3: Foreign Aid and Development Co-operation of Vote 7: Foreign Affairs R221 200 000.
    2. (ii) Technical assistance
      
      South Africa is from time to time approached by other governments with requests for assistance in one way or another. Assistance may take the form of expert advice, visits, evaluation of projects, bursaries etc. Each such application is considered on its merits. The estimated amount for 1987/88 is R330 000.
    3. (iii) Loan Fund
      
      Like other countries Venda may apply for the financing of certain projects within the framework of the Economic Co-operation Promotion Loan Fund. Such applications are considered on merit according to fixed criteria and within the limits of available funds. This type of financing consists mainly of loans which are, naturally, repayable. The estimated amount for 1987/88 is R19 869 000.
    4. (iv) Incentives for Industries
      
      In accordance with jointly agreed arrangements between the SATBVC States, the RSA is obliged to refund the TBVC States on a rand-for-rand basis for actual expenditure incurred in these states in terms of the industrial incentive scheme, which took effect on 1 April 1982. The estimated amount for 1987/88 in respect of Venda is R4 400 000.
  2. B. TRANSFERS IN TERMS OF BILATERAL AGREEMENTS
    
    Transfer payments which are regarded as own sources of income of the Venda Government:
    1. (i) Income tax: The estimated amount for 1987/88 is R8 849 000.
    2. (ii) Customs Union Revenue Pool: The estimated amount is R67 070 500.
    3. (iii) Common Monetary Area: The estimated amount is R1 900 000.
(2) (a) No. Loans in terms of project aid agreements are included in the amount mentioned under (1) (a).

(i) and (ii) fall away.
1. (b) Yes.
  1. (i) One.
  2. (ii) Transfers in respect of the programme for creation of job opportunities: estimated amount: R2 500 000.
(3) (a) Yes. According to estimates an amount of R32 000 000 will be paid to Venda during the 1988/89 financial year from the Economic Co-operation Loan Fund.
1. (b) Yes. It is estimated that in addition to the amount mentioned in paragraph (3) (a) a total amount of R293 180 000 (excluding Share in Customs Union Revenue Pool) will be paid over to Venda during the 1988/89 financial year. This amount consists of the following:

Budgetary assistance:	R271 780 000
Incentive scheme for Industries:	R 5 000 000
Income tax:	R 10 700 000
Share in Customs Union Revenue Pool:	Not available
Common Monetary Area:	R 2 100 000
Programme for creation of Job opportunities:	R 2 500 000
Technical Aid:	R 1 100 000
TOTAL	R293 180 000

Murders of policemen and suspected informers 968. Mr P G SOAL

asked the Minister of Justice:

How many persons charged with the murder of (a) policemen and (b) suspected informers were (i) found guilty, (ii) sentenced to death and (iii) executed in 1984,1985,1986 and 1987, respectively?

The MINISTER OF JUSTICE:

The information is not readily available. To obtain it all court records pertaining to murder trials country-wide over many years will have to be scrutinised.

New Black primary schools 981. Mr M J ELLIS

asked the Minister of Education and Development Aid:

Whether any (a) new primary schools are to be built and (b) additions are to be effected to existing primary schools during the course of the current financial year; if so, (i) where are these new schools to be built, (ii) to which schools are additions to be effected and (iii) for what total number of additional pupils will provision be made in each case?

The MINISTER OF EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT AID:

(a) and (b) Yes.

New primary schools
(i) to (iii) The following new primary schools are in the process of erection:
School	Town/township	Additional pupil	Anticipated completion date
Lifalethu	Evander	1 000	May ’88
Petrus Maziya	Leandra	1 200	May ’88
Dumezisweni	Machadodorp	1 000	June ’88
Sonqoba	Katlehong	1 200	September ’88
Ikage	Alexandra	1 000	May ’88
Bovet	Alexandra	1 000	May ’88
Zenzeleni	Alexandra	1 000	May ’88
Carter	Alexandra	1 000	July ’88
Kleinskool	Zwide (P.E.)	1 000	July ’88
Veeplaas	Zwide (P.E.)	650	June ’88
Imbasa	Crossroads	1 000	July ’88
Chumisa	Khayelitsha	1 000	July ’88
Ikhusi	Khayelitsha	1 100	July ’88
Bafula Tshepe	Sasolburg	1 000	July ’88
Tsholohelo	Bloemfontein	1 000	June ’88
Nthuse	Odendaalsrus	1 000	June ’88
Emafini	Kwadwezi (P.E.)	1 000	January ’89
Nxanelwimfundo	Motherwell	1 000	December ’88
Fumis Ukoma	Motherwell	1 000	December ’88
Canzibe	Motherwell	1 000	December ’88
Phakamile	Kwa-Nobuhle	1 000	December ’88
Nokhwezi	Kwa-Nobuhle	1 000	December ’88

Tenders for the erection of the following new primary schools will be called for during the current financial year:
School	Town/township	Additional pupils
Iphuteng	Alexandra	1 000
Khuthala	Soweto	1 000
Isumbedza	Soweto	800
Phumlani	Tsakane	1 200
Enqileni	Motherwell	1 000
Thembelitsha	Knysna	1 000
Hlangu-Phala	Ogies	1 000
Ikgwantlelle	Bultfontein	1 000
Ikemisetseng	Bothaville	1 000
Thabo Ntsako	Tokoza, Alberton	1 200
Mokorotlo	Soweto	500
Louwsburg	Louwsburg	1 000
Matatiele	Matatiele	600
Amalia	Amalia	300
Springfield	Vereeniging	500
Sabelwe	Kwadwezi (P.E.)	1 000
Sifikile	East London	1 000
Isiqalo	Westonaria	1 000
Nqaba	Fort Beaufort	1 000
Mboniselo	Motherwell	1 000
Elundini	Motherwell	1 000
Siyazi	Breyten	500
Bukani	Addo	900
Ulwazi	Standerton	1 000
New Brighton	New Brighton	1 000
Bazani	Delmas	1 000
Tetelo	Soweto	1 000
Isago	Galeshewe, Kimberley	1 000
Umtholo	Tembisa	1 000
Nzame	Bloemfontein	1 000
Tshawarelella	Galeshewe, Kimberley	1 000
Kwadedangendlale	Soweto	1 000
Bhekuzulu	Vryheid	900
It is anticipated that these projects will be completed during 1989.

Additions to existing primary schools
(i) to (iii) Additions to the following existing primary schools are in the process of erection:
School	Town/township	Additional pupils	Anticipated completion date
Ebuhdlweni	Waterval Boven	800	November ’88
Khanya	Soweto	500	June ’88
Komga	Komga	500	November ’88
Theu Theu	Volksrust	350	May ’88
Boitumelo	Klerksdorp	400	July ’88
Masedi	Klerksdorp	300	April ’88
Zamakulunga	Klerksdorp	400	April ’88
Diphetogo	Klerksdorp	300	July ’88
Moepeng	Kroonstad	500	March ’89
Nomathamsanga	Despatch	700	April ’89

Tenders for additions to the following existing primary schools will be called for during the current financial year:
School	Town/township	Additional pupils
Sedimosang	Krugersdorp	400
Pheladi Nakene	Mamelodi	200
Moeti	Vryburg	350
John Frylinck	Vryburg	250
Mmangolwane	Mamelodi	200
Tieang	Jouberton, Klerksdorp	600
Ngwathe	Edenville	200
Nhluvuko	Soweto	250
Thulani	Soweto	250
Thembile	Krugersdorp	350
Basani	Soweto	200
Mohlakano	Randfontein	450
Mokolokotoane	Jouberton, Klerksdorp	400
Ragogang	Wolmaransstad	450
Retlaadira	Vryburg	450
Kgalagatsane	Koster	200
Colenso	Colenso	250
Ithole	Amsterdam	300
Malerato	Randfontein	250
Masizani	Atteridgeville	200
Pula-Difate	Mamelodi	200
Moretele	Mamelodi	200
Nancinza	Greytown	200
Sibikosethi	Witbank	500
Postmasburg	Postmasburg	400
Mbalenhle	Evander	250
Makgwaraneng	Atteridgeville	200
Mohlakeng	Randfontein	400
Matlhajaneng	Bloemhof	250
Lindley	Lindley	200
It is anticipated that these projects will be completed during 1989.

Note: The expression additional pupils has been interpreted as the number of pupils which may be accommodated in the new facilities. It does not imply that all these pupils are not receiving education at this stage.

New Black secondary schools 982. Mr M J ELLIS

asked the Minister of Education and Development Aid:

Whether any (a) new secondary schools are to be built and (b) additions are to be effected to existing secondary schools during the course of the current financial year; if so, (i) where are these new schools to be built, (ii) to which schools are additions to be effected and (iii) for what total number of additional pupils will provision be made in each case?

The MINISTER OF EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT AID:

(a) and (b) Yes.

New secondary schools (i) to (iii) The following new secondary schools are in the process of erection:
School	Town/township	Additional pupils	Anticipated completion date
Kusasalethu	Secunda	1 200	May ’88
Illinge	Vosloorus	1 000	May ’88
Mpontseng	Katlehong	1 200	December ’88
Ponego	Katlehong	1 200	November ’88
Tseseng	Balfour	1 000	December ’88
Phulong	Kwa Thema, Springs	1 000	August ’89
Bokamogo	Tembisa	1 200	July ’88
Altem	Soweto	1 200	March ’89
Isicebe	Soweto	1 000	March ’89
Kwakomani	Queenstown	1 200	May ’88
Mvuzemvuze	Khayelitsha	1 000	December ’88
Douglas Mbopa	Motherwell	1 000	December ’88
Mzoxolo	Stutterheim	1 000	March ’89
Maliso	Khayelitsha	1 000	March ’89
Intshukumo	Gugulethu	1 000	July ’88
Isilimela	Langa	1 000	July ’88
Masiyile	Khayelitsha	1 000	October ’88
Sebenza	Crossroads	1 000	January ’89
Gaetsho	Lichtenburg	700	December ’88
Tlokwe	Potchefstroom	1 200	September ’89
Matlosane	Klerksdorp	900	January ’89
Jordan	Sebokeng	900	January ’89
Boiphihlelo	Vredefort	500	November ’88
Kwakwatsi	Koppies	400	December ’88
Lere-La-Thuto	Zastron	600	March ’89
Kaelang	Bloemfontein	800	August ’89
Ipokelleng	Fouriesburg	500	September ’89
Reginald Cingo	Kroonstad	1 000	April ’89
Tsoseletso	Bloemfontein	1 000	September ’89
Tholulwazi	Brakpan	1 000	December ’89

Tenders for the erection of the following new secondary schools will be called for during the current financial year:
School	Town/township	Additional pupils
Nqayisivele	Kempton Park	1 000
Itetsetseng	Zamdela, Sasolburg	1 000
Oziel Selele	Bothaville	1 000
Eketsang	Katlehong, Germiston	1 000
A. D. Mothuba	Krugersdorp	1 000
Tsolo	Bophelong, Vanderbijlpark	1 000
Ntombizodwa	Katlehong, Germiston	1 000
Thuto-Lesedi	Boksburg	1 200
Realogile	Alexandra	1 000
Orlando East	Soweto	1 000
Masiphatisane	Motherwell	1 200
Tikwana	Hoopstad	500
Ngqibela	Alberton	1 000
Buhlebuzile	Alberton	1 200
Metabong	Jouberton, Klerksdorp	1 000
Masikhutale	Elliot	800
Wonganethu	Bethulie	400
It is anticipated that these projects will be completed during 1989 and in some cases during 1990.

Additions to existing secondary schools
(i) to (iii) Additions to the following existing secondary schools are in the process of erection:
School	Town/township	Additional pupils	Anticipated completion date
Illinge	Vosloorus	800	May ’88
Botleng	Delmas	500	June ’88
Bonginsimbi	Witbank	500	March ’89
M.O.M. Seboni	Duduza, Nigel	500	April ’89
Esibonelwesihle	Duduza, Nigel	700	September ’89
Forbes Grant	King William’s Town	400	October ’88
Luhlaza	Khayelitsha	100	May ’88
Filidi	Vryheid	500	February ’89
Chesterville	Durban	600	October ’88
Sukuma	Pietermaritzburg	200	September ’88
Phahama	Randfontein	400	December ’88
Thuto Lore	Sharpeville	700	January ’89
Phehellang	Parys	200	January ’89
Khutlo Tharo	Sebokeng	400	March ’89
Thabang	Viljoenskroon	200	May ’89
Botebo Tsebo	Sebokeng	700	September ’89
Tshireleco	Galeshewe	100	April ’88
Steadville	Ladysmith	300	September ’89
J. Kekana	Pretoria	50	August ’89

Tenders for additions to the following existing secondary schools will be called for during the current financial year:
School	Town/township	Additional pupils
Mosupatsela	Krugersdorp	300
Leifo Iziko	Reitz	300
Lamontville	Lamontville, Durban	200
J. Mahlangu	Mamelodi	200
Nkgopoleng	Zamdela, Sasolburg	300
Mamelodi	Mamelodi	150
Evungwini	Vrede	400
Phiritona	Heilbron	150
Amajingqi	Adelaide	300
It is anticipated that these projects will be completed during 1989 and in some cases during 1990.

Black technical colleges: students 983. Mr M J ELLIS

asked the Minister of Education and Development Aid:

(1) How many students are currently involved in (a) vocational education and (b) non-formal education at technical colleges falling under his Department;
(2) what non-formal courses are currently being offered at each of these technical colleges;
(3) in respect of what date is this information furnished?

The MINISTER OF EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT AID:

(1)
1. (a) See Annual Report 1987, Tables 5.4.1-5.5.2, pages 299-305.
2. (b) See Annual Report 1987, Table 5.5.3, page 305.

At 9 of the 19 technical colleges of the Department the non-formal courses as indicated below are offered.

(2)	Isidingo	(Benoni)	Needlework
	Iqhayiya	(Port Elizabeth)	Computer Practice
	KwaNobuhle	(Uitenhage)	Basic Welding
			Basic Woodwork
	Lazarus Nhlapo	(Kempton Park)	Dancing Classes
			Music
			Cookery
	Plessislaer	(Pietermaritzburg)	Plating
	Swintonroad	(Durban)	Bricklaying
	Thuto Matlhale	(Pretoria)	Needlework
	Tlamoha	(Springs)	Communication and Deportment Typing
	Tosa	(Welkom)	Needlework

(3) 1987. Statistics for 1988 are not yet available.

Swinton Road Technical College 984. Mr M J ELLIS

asked the Minister of Education and Development Aid:

Whether any additions will be effected to the Swinton Road Technical College near Durban in 1988; if not, why not; if so, what is the estimated cost of these additions?

The MINISTER OF EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT AID:

Yes.

R2 000 000 for the 1988/89 financial year.

New Black technical colleges 987. Mr M J ELLIS

asked the Minister of Education and Development Aid:

Whether new technical colleges are to be erected in (a) Witbank, (b) Springs and/or (c) Bloemfontein in the 1988-89 financial year; if not, why not; if so, (i) when will each be completed and (ii) what will be the total cost of each?

The MINISTER OF EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT AID:

(a) Yes.
(b) Yes.
(c) Yes.
1. (i) The planned date of completion for each is the end of 1990.
2. (ii) The estimated total cost for each is:

Mpondozankomo (Witbank)	— R6 656 000
Tlamoha (Springs)	— R9 289 000
Xhozutswaso (Bloemfontein)	— R7 120 000

Note: These new colleges are erected in order to replace existing temporary facilities.

KwaNdebele: budgets of state departments 1062. Mr H J COETZEE

asked the Minister of Education and Development Aid:†

Whether his Department will furnish information on the budgets for the various state departments of KwaNdebele; if not, why not; if so, what total amount was budgeted for cach such state department in each of the latest three specified financial years for which information is available?

The MINISTER OF EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT AID:

Yes.

Department	1985/86	1986/87	1987/88
1. Chief Minister	1 540 300	1 246 300	4 683 000
2. Interior	1 037 100	1 546 400	2 037 000
3. Works and Water Affairs	31 547 200	36 649 100	55 060 000
4. Education and Culture	25 915 400	42 330 700	66 673 000
5. Agriculture and Environmental Affairs	6 981 100	7 536 600	10 117 000
6. Justice, Law and Order	2 891 500	2 367 100	2 836 000
7. Health, Welfare and Pensions	9 364 000	25 019 000	33 365 000
8. Finance and Economic Affairs	21 704 300	28 574 900	21 372 000
9. Citizen Liaison and Information	270 000	820 000	2 670 000
10. Police		3 500 000	13 372 000
TOTAL	101 250 900	149 590 100	212 185 000

Own Affairs:

Specialist teachers: vacancies 130. Mr R M BURROWS

asked the Minister of Education and Culture:

Whether there are any vacancies for specialist teachers in high schools falling under his Department; if so, how many in each province in respect of each subject area?

The MINISTER OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE:

Cape
No,
OFS
no,
Natal
yes,
Afrikaans First and Second Language	10
Accountancy/Typing	6
Biology	5
English	7
Geography	5
History	3
Home Economics	4
Mathematics	4
Music	3
Physical Science	3
Technical Drawing/technical subjects	13
Transvaal yes,
Mathematics	16
Physical Science	15
Physical Education (Boys)	10
Industrial Arts	6
Accountancy	2
Biblical Studies (English medium)	3
English Second Language	6
Typing	2
Commercial Subjects	5
Biology	5
Hairdressing	1
Electrician Work	5
Motor Mechanics	2
Metalwork and Welding	2
Fitting and Tuning	3
Technical Drawing	4
Instrumental Music	1

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

†Indicates translated version

For written reply:

General Affairs:

Port Elizabeth/Uitenhage: buildings damaged 3. Mr W J DIETRICH

asked the Minister of Education and Development Aid:

(1) How many buildings in the Port Elizabeth and Uitenhage area (a) belonging to and (b) falling under the control of the Department of Education and Training were (i) irreparably damaged, (ii) seriously damaged and (iii) damaged over the latest specified period of three years for which information is available, (c) where are these buildings situated and (d) what is the estimated amount of this damage;
(2) whether any of these buildings have been or are to be (a) repaired and (b) rebuilt by this Department; if not, why not; if so, (i) which buildings and (ii) when;
(3) whether he will make a statement on the matter?

The MINISTER OF EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT AID:

(1)	(a)		1985	1986	1987	TOTAL
		(i)	7	4	—	11
		(ii)	27	16	—	43
		(iii)	9	6	2	17
	(b)	There are no other schools which fall under the control of the Department of Education and Training which were damaged.
	(c)	Kwazakhele, Zwide, New Brighton, Kwa-Nobuhle, Despatch and Walmer.
	(d)	R29 386 000 (replacement value).

(2) (a) Yes. Necessary repairs were done to protect Government property and to prevent further damage to school buildings in Kwa-Nobuhle, Kwazakhele, Zwide, New Brighton and Walmer during the second half of 1987.
1. (b) No, but repairs or rebuilding will be considered when the situation in the townships concerned has normalized to such an extent that the risk taken repairing damage is justified and with due regard to available funds. No additional funds for the repair or rebuilding are available, and this has therefore to be financed from the existing budget for new buildings.
(3) No.

Bureau for Information: number of publications in RSA 27. Mr C R REDCLIFFE

asked the Minister of Information, Broadcasting Services and the Film Industry:

(1) (a) How many publications are published in the Republic of South Africa by the Bureau for Information, (b) how many copies of each such publication are printed, (c) in which language is each printed and (d) what is the total cost of each publication;
(2) whether any of these publications are distributed overseas; if so, (a) which publications and (b) how many copies of each;
(3) in respect of what date is this information furnished?

The MINISTER OF INFORMATION, BROADCASTING SERVICES AND THE FILM INDUSTRY:

(1)
1. (a) 45 Regional publications
  7 Ad hoc publications
  3 Regular magazines
2. (b) and (c)

Regional publications

	Publication	(b) No of copies	(c) Language
1.	Metropolitan Digest	100 000 pm	English
2.	Soweto Voice	160 000 pa	English
3.	Diepmeadow News	160 000 pa	English
4.	Bula Ditaba	120 000 pa	English
5.	Evaton News	40 000 pa	English
6.	Tokoza Newsletter	30 000 pa	English
7.	Tsakane Herald	30 000 pa	English
8.	Newsletter for the People of Alexandra	30 000 pa	English
9.	Duduzani	10 500 pa	English
10.	Dobsonville Mirror	36 000 pa	English
11.	Bekkersdal News	20 000 pa	English
12.	Munziville News	18 000 pa	English
13.	Katlehong Newsletter	20 000 pa	English
14.	Ihutwelesing	6 000 pa	English
15.	Ratanda News	3 000 pa	English
16.	Tembisa Tribune (appeared only 3 times)	60 000	English
17.	Light/Khanya	75 000 pm	English
18.	Silulu	60 000 pm	English
19.	Om te weet/In the know	1 200 pa	Afrikaans/English
20.	Media Oorsig/Media Review	150 pm	Afrikaans/English
21.	Onwettige werksoekers (once only)	15 000	Afrikaans/English
22.	Puisano	100 000 pm	South Sotho/Afrikaans/English
23.	Thumahole News (once only)	5 000	English
24.	Incorporation Botshabelo (once only)	10 000	South Sotho
25.	Karet	115 000 pm	Afrikaans/English
26.	Umso	50 000 pm	English/Xhosa
27.	Kwanobuhle News	5 000 pm	English
28.	Rini News	5 000 pm	English
29.	Bofolo News	5 000 pm	English
30.	Lingelihle News	5 000 pm	English
31.	Ipepha Lethu	4 000 pm	English
32.	Umyalezo	10 000 pm	English
33.	Vroueforum Nuusbrief	500 pm	Afrikaans/English
34.	Media Review	35 pm	Afrikaans/English
35.	Masakhane	3 000 pm	Afrikaans/English/Xhosa
36.	Tyoloro News	3 000 pm	Afrikaans/English/Xhosa
37.	Sidesaviwa News	2 000 pm	Afrikaans/English/Xhosa
38.	Kwanongaba News	2 000 pm	Afrikaans/English/Xhosa
39.	Indaba Zakwa — Gompo (once only)	2 000	Xhosa/English
40.	Mlungsi Affairs (once only)	2 000	Xhosa/English
41.	Kies julle plaaslike bestuur (once only)	1 000	Xhosa
42.	Plaaslike Owerhede: Waar pas u in (once only)	1 000	Afrikaans/English/Xhosa
43.	Phoenix	30 000 pm	English
44.	Izonaphaxati	25 000 pm	Zulu
45.	Izindaba	40 000 pm	Zulu

(d) As a result of the fact that each Regional office has only one account for the production of publications, it is extremely difficult to ascertain the total cost of each individual publication.

The total cost for all publications was R2 366 956,46.

Ad hoc publications
• Peace, prosperity and self-determination	26 000	English
Vrede, voorspoed en self-beskikking Total cost: R19 770	25 000	Afrikaans
• The national state of emergency	67 500	English
Die nasionale noodtoestand	45 000	Afrikaans
Total cost: R39 161
• South Africa: Profile	189 000	English
Total cost: R161 227
• The Group Areas Act	60 000	English
Die Wet op Groepsgebiede	20 000 Afrikaans	Total cost: R31 489
• South African Milestones	15 000	English
Suid-Afrikaanse Mylpale (Desk calendar)		Afrikaans
Total cost: R121 045
• Meeting the economic challenge	34 500	English
Ekonomiese uitdagings word aanvaar	20 000	Afrikaans
Total cost: R16 738
• South Africa at a glance	50 000	English
Suid-Afrika —kitsgids	50 000	Afrikaans
Total cost: R41 879
Regular magazines
• South African Panorama	120 000 pm	English
Total cost: R40 000 (per edition)
Suid-Afrkaanse Panorama	28 000 pm	Afrikaans
Total cost: R40 000 (per edition)
• South African Digest	190 000 pa	English
(44 editions) Total cost: R10 000 (per edition)
Suid-Afrikaanse Oorsig	37 000 pa	Afrikaans
(44 editions) Total cost: R6 000 (per edition)
• Southern Africa Today	85 000 pa	English
(6 editions) Total cost: R21 000 (per edition)

(2) Yes

Regional Publications

(a) and (b) The Department of Foreign Affairs distributes several regional publications to overseas subscribers. More detailed information is available from the Department of Foreign Affairs.

Ad hoc Publications

(a) Publication	(b) Number
The national state of emergency	5 000
SA Profile	40 000
The Group Areas Act	25 000
Regular magazines
South African Panorama	111 000
Suid-Afrikaanse Panorama (together)
South African Digest (of each edition)	126 000
Suid-Afrikaanse Oorsig (of each edition)	6 000
Southern Africa Today	60 000

(3)
- • Regional publications 1987/88 financial year.
- • Ad hoc publications March 1988
- • Regular magazines March 1988

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

†Indicates translated version

For written reply:

General Affairs:

Car thefts: prosecutions/convictions 40. Mr K CHETTY

asked the Minister of Justice:

How many (a) prosecutions were instituted and (b) convictions were obtained in respect of thefts of cars reported to the South African Police in (i) Wentworth, (ii) Inanda, (iii) Cato Manor, (iv) Greenwood Park and (v) Sydenham during the period 1 January to 31 December 1987?

The MINISTER OF JUSTICE:

The required information is not readily available in the Department. In an effort to be of assistance to the Honourable Member, the following information regarding prosecutions was obtained from the South African Police:

(i) Wentworth — 13
(ii) Inanda — 13
(iii) Cato Manor — 2
(iv) Greenwood Park — 25
(v) Sydenham — 21

Car thefts: prosecutions/convictions 41. Mr K CHETTY

asked the Minister of Justice:

How many (a) prosecutions were instituted and (b) convictions were obtained in respect of thefts of cars reported to the South African Police in (i) Laudium, (ii) Lenasia, (iii) Benoni, (iv) Chatsworth, (v) Phoenix, (vi) Mountain Rise, (vii) Verulam, (viii) Umzinto and (ix) Isipingo during the period 1 January to 31 December 1987?

The MINISTER OF JUSTICE:

The required information is not readily available in the Department. In an effort to be of assistance to the Honourable Member the following information regarding prosecutions was obtained from the South African Police:

(i) Laudium — 9
(ii) Lenasia — 16
(iii) Benoni — 59
(iv) Chatsworth — 33
(v) Phoenix — 35
(vi) Mountain Rise — 22
(vii) Verulam — 11
(viii) Umzinto — not available
(ix) Isipingo — 40

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