1. PRESENTATION TO THE PARLIAMENTARY POTFOLIO COMMITTEE 30 October 2018

2. Broadband Initiatives
Government led Broadband Initiatives
SA Connect Phase 1 and 2
Provincial led Broadband Initiatives
Universal Service Access Obligation (USAO) initiatives
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3. SA CONNECT BACKGROUND AND SCOPE
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4. Connect government, business and individual users
SA Connect Approach
Connect government, business and individual users
Enabled by Government through aggregated procurement of services. (Phase 1 and 2 will ensure 100% connectivity to Government facilities.)
To build an enabling ICT infrastructure for the connected government
Infrastructure
Government
Business
Individual
Enabled by government through policy (spectrum – Coverage and capacity spectrum, Infrastructure non-duplication and sharing (open access) and Streamlined/Coordinated application and approval process for deployment rapid deployment).
Mobile and fixed broadband initiatives by public and private sector.
Enabled by government through policy (spectrum – Coverage and capacity spectrum, Infrastructure non-duplication and sharing (open access) and Streamlined/Coordinated application and approval process for deployment rapid deployment).
Mobile and fixed broadband initiatives by public and private sector.
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5. SA Connect - Meeting the Broadband Challenge in SA
Four Key strategic Pillars
Digital Readiness
Digital Development
Digital Future
Digital Opportunity
Enabling policy & regulatory frameworks; institutional capacity
Public sector demand aggregation to address critical gaps
National Broadband Network
Demand Stimulation
Broadband as an ecosystem of digital networks, services, applications, content and devices, will be firmly integrated into the economic and social fabric of the country.
A key objective of SA Connect is that broadband must reach a critical mass of South Africans
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6. SA Connect Broadband Phase 1 and Phase 2 Implementation
To facilitate and stimulate the expansion of broadband infrastructure, the Department has developed business cases that will aggregate government’s demand for broadband.
The implementation will be achieved through a two phased approach implementation. The strategy includes cconnecting schools, clinics, post offices, police stations and other government facilities
Phase 1: 6135 facilities (8 District Municipalities) and
Phase 2: facilities, (44 District Municipalities)
Phase 1
Phase 2
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7. SA Connect Digital Development Pillar - Phase1 - Scope
Broadband Policy Target
Penetration
Baseline (2013)
By 2016
By 2020
By 2030
measure
Broadband access in Mbps user experience
% of population
33.7% Internet access
50% at 5Mbps
90% at 5Mbps
100% at 10Mbps
50% at 100Mbps
80% at 100Mbps
Schools
% of schools
25% connected
50% at 10 Mbps
100% at 1Gbps
Health facilities
% of health facilities
13% connected
50% at 10Mbps
Public sector facilities
% of government offices
100% at 100Mbps No
Phase 1 District
Facilities 1
Dr Kenneth Kaunda(NW)
340 2
Gert Sibande(MP)
797 3
O.R.Tambo(EC)
1444 4
Pixley ka Seme(NC)
225 5
Thabo Mofutsanyane(FS)
747 6
uMgungundlovu(KZN)
771 7
uMzinyathi (KZN)
601 8
Vhembe(LIM)
1210
TOTAL
6135
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8. SA Connect Phase 1 Implementation Roadmap
Nov 2017
BBI concluded two tender processes for its core and access network connectivity. Last mile service providers were appointed
Aug 2017
Tripartite Master Services Agreement (MSA) contract was signed between DTPS, BBI and SITA for Phase 1. Project implementation commenced
Dec 2017
National Treasury informed the Department of budget cuts on SA Connect over the MTEF. Project scope was reduced.
Mar 2018
DTPS issued government orders to BBI and SITA to connect 570 SA Connect facilities
Oct 2018
Implementation of connectivity to 570 facilities by BBI and SITA underway 8

9. SA Connect Phase 1 High Level Plan#
Activities
Start
End
Status 1.
Feasibility, High-level design and Project Plan
Jul-17
Nov-17
Done 2.
SCM Processes
Mar-18
Ongoing
Service Providers appointed. 3.
Implement Phase 1A (connectivity to 313 facilities)
Apr-18
Oct-18
312 facilities installed and 207 end to end testing successfully completed 4.
Implement Phase 1A upgrades (connectivity upgrades to 63 facilities)
Sep-18
63 facilities upgraded to SA Connect Broadband speeds 5.
Implement Phase 1B (connectivity to 602 facilities)
Mar-19
Site surveys and Planning is in progress 6.
Detailed Design of Fibre Build and Core network
Apr-19
Jun-19
Required for Phase 1C and beyond. Feasibility has been done internally. 7.
Implement Phase 1C Access network (connectivity to 1630 facilities)
Mar-20
Subject to Government order. 8.
Upgrade and extend Core Network
July-19
Dec-20
Required for future SA Connect traffic. Professional services to be appointed. 9.
Implement Phase 1D Access network (1809)
Apr-20
Mar-21
10.
Implement Phase 1E Access network (1781)
Apr-21
Mar-22
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10. SA Connect Phase 1 High Level Plan
Feasibility, High-level design and Project Plan
Jul-17 to Nov -17 (Done)
SCM Processes
Mar 18 - ongoing
Implement Phase 1A upgrades (x63)
Apr - Sep 18
Implement Phase 1A (x313)
Apr-Sep 2018
Implement Phase 1B (x602)
Implement Phase 1C k (x1630)
Upgrade and extend Core Network
Implement Phase 1D (x1809)
Implement Phase 1E (1781)
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11. SA Connect Phase 1 - Implementation Model
Customer
Premises Equipment (CPE)
Aggregation Network
Backhaul Network (Core)
Access Network (via 3rd parties)
SITA NGN Cloud
Broadband Infraco Core network
(extend by 999km and 14 PoPs)
SITA NGN
(IP/MPLS)
Access Network Providers by Tender Initial phase: Fibre, copper, wireless Final Phase: Fibre
Broadband Infraco: Transmission Equipment
SITA Router
Customer Premise Equipment (CPE)
3rd party router
Layer 2 End to End Service (10/100 Mbps)
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12. SA Connect Phase 1 - Implementation Model
Access Network Providers Initial phase: Fibre, copper, wireless Final Phase: Fibre
Broadband Infraco Core network
(extend by 999km and 14 PoPs)
Customer
Premises Equipment (CPE)
Access Network (via 3rd parties)
Aggregation Network
Backhaul Network (Core)
SITA NGN Cloud
SITA NGN
(IP/MPLS)
Broadband Infraco: Transmission Equipment
3rd party router
Customer Premise Equipment (CPE)
SITA Router
Access Network Providers (ANPs) connect government facilities to the nearest BBI Point of Presence (PoP).
A panel of ANPs inclusive of Big Business and SMMEs were identified in 2017,
ANPs install Customer Premise Equipment (CPE) at the government facilities
Require capacity upgrades and core network extension
Existing core network sufficient for the 313 and 602 facilities
Core network extension (19 new fibre routes (999km), 14 new PoP sites)
Traffic will terminate at the SITA IP/MPLS Network on the SITA NGN Cloud.
SITA NGN Core network will be upgraded as necessary to accommodate the growing broadband traffic as more facilities are connected. 12

13. Macro Environmental Dynamics
SA Connect programme is directly affected by the macro environment as captured below.
Technological
SA Connect provides the necessary foundation 4th Industrial revolution which is upon us
Environmental
Compliance with environmental legislation is essential to support sustainability.
Legal
Strong and clear legal framework for effective project delivery through service level agreements (SLAs)
Political
Facilities are in communities with services delivery issues and conflict of interest
Economic
Fiscal constraints has resulted in reduced budget which led reduced scope.
Social
There is a risk of theft and vandalism
Local communities are the key stakeholders of SA Connect and they are engaged through established structures.
Trust is built with the communities by being credible, reliable, caring and genuine about their concerns.
Project Team has had first hand experience of community unrest due to various political reasons not related to SA Connect project, including in Dr K Kaunda, Thabo Mofutsanyane and Pixley ka Seme
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14. SA Connect Phase 1 Funding
The initial budget has been cut by 33.8% in 2017/18, 82.9% in 2018/19, 75.9% in 2019/20, and 75.9% in 2020/21
In August 2018 National Treasury approved a R110 million rollover amount for 2018/19
Financial year
2017/18
2018/19
2019/20
2020/21
MTEF allocation (R’ 000) R R R R
Budget cut (R’ 000) R R R R
% Budget cut
33.8%
82.9%
75.9%
Balance (R’ 000) R
R9 719 R R
Balance after approval of Rollover (R’ 000)
R *
*Inclusive of the rollover amount of R110 million
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15. Phase 1 Budget cut implication - 2018/19
Budget cut resulted in drastic reduction in a number of the facilities being connected in 2018/19 than initially planned
570 government facilities are being connected in 2018/19 versus 2700 facilities initially planned
2018/19 facilities planned vs facilities being connected
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16. Phase 1A – Progress
Core network infrastructure has been optimised to accommodate the 570 facilities
Broadband Access network connectivity (last mile connection to facilities) to 375 facilities has been completed.
Broadband Services to 63 sites have been activated
Broadband connectivity testing is ongoing for 312 sites.
Facilities Initially Planned in line with 2018/19 budget
Facilities with broadband Infrastructure installed to date
Facilities with broadband services activated to date
Q1 target
Q2 target*
Q3 target
Upgrades (Facilities with existing services provided by SITA) 63 -
194*
New Connections (Facilities without existing SITA services)
313
312
Total
507
*There were no connectivity target for Q2 targets due to budget constraints
*Implementation was subject to rollover approval 16

17. Phase 1A – 63 facility upgrades completed to dateEC FS
KZN LP MP NC NW
Grand Total
Correctional Services 3 1 2 5 15
Department Of Labour
Education and Library 7 13
MP Finance
Health 4
Home Affairs 10
Local Government and Housing
Maluti-a-phufong Local Municipality
Office Of The Premier (IT)
Police, Roads & Transport (Roads)
Provincial Treasury
Social Development
Sport Arts Culture & Recreation
Sports Arts & Culture 16 19 6 63 17

18. Phase 1A – 313 New Connections Progress
District
Planned Facilities
Access links installed as of 22/10/18
End-to-end Testing as of 22/10/18
Dr K Kaunda 32
Gert Sibande 54 50
OR Tambo 93 14
Pixley ka Seme 20 19 6
Thabo Mofutsanyane 39
uMgungundlovu 34 31
uMzinyathi 22 21
Vhembe
Total
313
312
207
Completed Work:
312 Access Installation
207 End to End Testing
Access network installation delayed in Pixley ka Seme due to High Mast approval. 18

19. SA Connect Roll-over Plan
Treasury has approved the Department’s roll-over request for R 110m in 2018/19
The Department issued additional Government Order to Broadband Infraco and SITA to extend broadband infrastructure and services to additional 602 facilities during this financial year.
Initially Planned for 2018/19
Additional planned for 2018/19 funding leveraging the roll-over funds
Total
Upgrades
257
New Connections
313
602
915
570
1172 19

20. Phase 1B (Rollover) Facility Breakdown
District Municipality
Thusong Service Centre
Schools
Health
Post Offices
Total
Dr Kenneth Kaunda 35 12 16 63
Gert Sibande 31 3 7 41
O.R.Tambo
156 23 13
192
Pixley ka Seme 2 25 6 40
Thabo Mofutsanyane 1 36 10 9 56
uMgungundlovu 19 61
uMzinyathi 8 4 73
Vhembe 51 5 20 76
436 69 94
602 20

21. Phase 1B Forecast 21

22. SA Connect Phase 1A and 1B Forecast22

23. Balance of facilities still to be connected in subsequent years
District
Total Government facilities per district
Facilities being connected in Year 1 (2018/19) per district
Additional Facilities planned to be connected in 2018/19 per district
Balance of facilities still to be connected in subsequent years 1
Dr K Kaunda
340 43 63
234 2
Gert Sibande
797
101 41
655 3
O R Tambo
1444
118
192
1115 4
Pixley ka Seme
225 33 40
152 5
Thabo Mofutsanyane
747 90 56
601 6
uMgungundlovu
771 98 61
653 7
uMzinyathi 47 73
484 8
Vhembe
1210 76
1069
Total No. of facilities
6135
570
602
4963
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24. SA Connect Phase 1 Additional Budget Request
A request for additional funding to bridge the current funding levels has been made to National Treasury in order to sustain the rollout as initially planned
1630 government facilities need to be rolled out in the 2019/20 financial year to gain traction on SA Connect timeline
District
Facilities planned to be connected in 2019/20 under this business case 1
Dr K Kaunda
122 2
Gert Sibande
189 3
O R Tambo
342 4
Pixley ka Seme 70 5
Thabo Mofutsanyane
180 6
uMgungundlovu 7
uMzinyathi 8
Vhembe
358
Total
1630 24

25. SA Connect Phase 2 - Progress Status
In October 2017 the Department submitted an application for Phase 2 funding to National Treasury.
In April 2018 National Treasury responded to the application for funding with a recommendation that the Department should conduct a comprehensive feasibility for funding for Phase 2 and resubmit the application.
Department signed MoU with DBSA to conduct a feasibility study to determine cost-effective and efficient roll-out of broadband for Phase 2.
The outcome of the feasibility study will be a bankable business case for Phase 2 to be used for funding application.
DBSA is currently in a process of appointing a service provider to develop a scope for the feasibility study.
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26. SA Connect Phase 1 and Phase 2
Progress Status
High Level
Planning
Business Case development
Funding to procure services
Mandate SOCs
Finalization of SLA’s
Governance and Co-ordination Framework
Infrastructure Gap Analysis
Infrastructure Roll-out
DTPS, BBI& SITA sign MSA
Site Verification
Infrastructure Roll-out
High Level
Planning
Business Case development
Funding
Appointment of a service provider
Governance and Co-ordination Framework
Infrastructure Gap Analysis
Feasibility
Study
Phase 1 Implementation Progress
Phase 2 Implementation Progress
Completed
Underway
Not yet started
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27. Provincial led Broadband Initiatives
SITA currently connects approximately 7000 government entities.
These include the Western Cape Broadband with1897 facilities activated.
These faciities include Schools, Clinics, Libraries and other government facilities; with some entities extending WiFi connectivity into the surrounding communities.
Gauteng Provincial Government has connect 1066 facilities
SITA is working with the Gauteng Provincial Government to connect 2000 sites within Gauteng Province. The procurement processes for this programme have been concluded .
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28. USAASA Connectivity Projects
USAASA provided connectivity to the under-serviced areas in Eastern Cape and KZN during the financial year of 2016/17 and 2017/18.
To date a total of 349 facilities have been connected.
Province
Schools
Clinics
Community Centres
Total
KZN 32 3 19 54
Eastern Cape
256 38 1
295
288 41 20
349
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29. Governance
Programme committees have been defined and are operational, with meetings held regularly as per defined terms, at DTPS, BBI and SITA offices
Implementation Committee
Quarterly (DG & CEOs)
Programme Steering Committee
Monthly (DDG, CTOs, Programme Managers)
Programme Management Committee
Weekly (Programme & Project Managers, Technical Teams)
Technical Sub - Committee
Weekly (BBI and SITA Technical Teams)
Provincial Broadband Steering Committee
Provincial Depts, DTPS, SITA, BBI
District Task Teams
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30. Installation
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31. End to end Testing
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32. End to end Testing
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33. End to end Testing
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34. List of 63 Facilities with Infrastructure installed and Services Activated
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35. Facilities with Infrastructure installed and Services Activated
No.
Site
District Municipality
Department
Province 1
Volksrust Prison
Gert Sibande
Correctional Services
Mpumalanga 2
Westend
Dr Kenneth Kaunda
North West 3
Jerry Van Vuuren
PAMPU: Finance 4
Ficksburg Municipality
Thabo Mofutsanyana
FSPG: Health
Free State 5
Harrismith Prison 6
Ficksburg Prison 7
Old Truida Kestell School
FSPG: Sport Arts Culture & Recreation 8
Thekolohelong Centre
FSPG: Social Development 9
Bethlehem Prison 10
Satelite Office (Reitz)
FSPG: Education 11
District Office (Pmb)
Umgungundlovu
KZNPA: Education
Kwazulu Natal 12
Department Centre
Home Affairs 13
Community Corrections (Piet Retief) 14
Fatima Centre 15
Standerton Hospital 16
Piet Retief Hospital 17
Volkrust Municipality 18
Bethal Prison 19
Kutama Senthumule Prison
Vhembe
Limpopo 20
Home Affairs (Potchefstroom) 21
Saambou (Klerksdorp) 22
Central Provincial Store
KZNPA: Health (Network) 23
Edendale Nursing College 24
OK Building (Pietermaritzburg) 25
East Street Community Health Clinic 26
Female Prison 27
Pmb Bureau Education 28
CHC Clinic 29
United House 30
KSD Offices
OR Tambo
PAEC: Office Of The Premier (IT)
Eastern Cape
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36. Facilities with Infrastructure installed and Services Activated (cont…)
No.
Site
District Municipality
Department
Province 31
Umtata Metro
OR Tambo
PAEC: Office Of The Premier (IT)
Eastern Cape 32
Bethlehem Public Library
Thabo Mofutsanyana
FSPG: Conditional Grant For Free State Libraries
Free State 33
Harrismith Municipal Building
FSPG: Maluti-a-Phufong Local Municipality 34
Itabazwe Library 35
Ladybrand Public Library 36
Reitz Public Library 37
Nerston Borderpost
Gert Sibande
Home Affairs
Mpumalanga 38
Old Clinic (Carolina) 39
New Home Affairs (De Aar)
Pixley Ka Seme
Northern Cape 40
Provincial (De Aar)
PANC: Library Services 41
Malamulele Welfare
Vhembe
Correctional Services
Limpopo 42
C & G 43
Comm Corrections Carolina 44
Roads District Office (Amersfoort)
PAMPU: Finance 45
Roads District Office (Carolina) 46
District Office (De Aar)
PANC: Sports Arts & Culture 47
Potchefstroom Prison
Dr Kenneth Kaunda
North West 48
Richmond Prison 49
Community Corrections (Douglas) 50
Lady Centre 51
Portion 3 Of Site 2118
Labour 52
Progress Place 53
Jabu Ndlovu St 175
Umgungundlovu
KZNPA: Education
Kwazulu Natal 54
Maponya Building 55
Bowden House 56
Education (Pietermaritzburg) 57
Uitkoms 58
Oosthuizen St 10 59
Home Affairs (Bethlehem) 60
Home Affairs (Witsieshoek) 61
Harrismith Roads
FSPG: Police, Roads & Transport (Roads) 62
Regional Roads Engineer (Bethlehem) 63
Bowden Mens Residence
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37. List of 313 Facilities with Infrastructure installed and Awaiting Services Activation
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38. Access medium (fibre, radio, etc) Date of end-to-end testing
Dr Kenneth Kaunda #
DTPS Site Name
category
Lon
Lat
mn_name
Access medium (fibre, radio, etc)
Date of end-to-end testing 1
ARE BOKENG PRIMARY SCHOOL
School
City of Matlosana
radio
23/08/2018 2
ARE FENYENG PRIMARY SCHOOL 3
ATAMELA PRIMARY SCHOOL
22/08/2018 4
BATHABILE PRIMARY SCHOOL 5
EDUCATORS HIGH SCHOOL
School_Independent
17/08/2018 6
FERDINAND POSTMA HOËRSKOOL
Tlokwe City Council
21/08/2018 7
HOËR TEGNIESE SKOOL KLERKSDORP
fibre
2018/08/21 8
HOËR VOLKSKOOL POTCHEFSTROOM
2018/08/16 9
HOERSKOOL KLERKSDORP 10
INYATELO PRIMARY SCHOOL 11
KANANA SECONDARY SCHOOL 12
KGOLOLOSEGO INTERMEDIATE
Ventersdorp
2018/08/20 13
KLERKSDORP PRIMARY SCHOOL
24/08/2018 14
LETSHELEMANE PRIMARY 15
MATLHALENG SECONDARY SCHOOL 16
MMOKENG SECONDARY SCHOOL 17
MOOIRIVIER LAERSKOOL
18/08/2018 18
NTATAISE PRIMARY 19
PELOKGALE PRIMARY 20
POTCHEFSTROOM BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 21
POTCHEFSTROOM CENTRAL
16/07/2018 22
POTCHEFSTROOM GIMNASIUM
2018/08/17 23
POTCHEFSTROOM GIRLS HIGH 24
PRESIDENT
tbc 25
PRESIDENT PRETORIUS LAERSKOOL 26
REAHOLA PRIMARY 27
SELANG THUTO PRIMARY 28
THUTO TSEBO SECONDARY SCHOOL 29
THUTO-BOSWA 30
TOEVLUG PRIMARY 31
TSHEBEDISANO SECONDARY SCHOOL 32
TSHING PRIMARY
-26.31
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39. Access medium (fibre, radio, etc) Date of end-to-end testing
Gert Sibande #
DTPS Site Name
category
Lon
Lat
mn_name
Access medium (fibre, radio, etc)
Date of end-to-end testing 1
AMADLELO ALUHLAZA SECONDARY SCHOOL
School
Mkhondo
radio
2018/07/20 2
AZALEA COMBINED SCHOOL
09/10/2018 3
BUHLEBUYEZA PRIMARY SCHOOL
tbc 4
ELANGWANE SECONDARY SCHOOL
29.541
Pixley Ka Seme
2018/08/23 5
HARMONY PARK COMBINED SCHOOL
2018/07/19 6
HLOBISA PRIMARY SCHOOL
Lekwa 7
HLOLENYATHA PRE PRIMARY SCHOOL
28/09/2018 8
HOËRSKOOL PIET RETIEF 9
HOËRSKOOL STANDERTON
29.151
10/10/2018 10
IGUGULABASHA PRIMARY SCHOOL 11
IMIZAMOYETHU PRIMARY SCHOOL 12
ISIFISOSETHU PRIMARY SCHOOL 13
ISIFISOSETHU SECONDARY SCHOOL
Dipaleseng 14
JANDRELL SECONDARY SCHOOL
02/10/2018 15
KHULA SAKHILE SECONDARY SCHOOL 16
KHUNJULIWE SECONDARY SCHOOL
03/10/2018 17
LAERSKOOL JEUGKRAG 18
LAERSKOOL KALIE DE HAAS
29.152 19
LAERSKOOL PIET RETIEF 20
LAERSKOOL STANDERTON 21
LANDAU PRIMARY SCHOOL 22
LESELI PRIMARY SCHOOL 23
LINDILANGA PRIMARY SCHOOL 24
MADI SCHOOL 25
MARARATHA PRIMARY SCHOOL
School_Independent 26
Mispel Street Clinic
Health 27
Mkhondo Town Clinic 28
MS Msimanga Clinic 29
NDAWONYE PRIMARY SCHOOL 30
NDLELA SECONDARY SCHOOL
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40. Access medium (fibre, radio, etc) Date of end-to-end testing
Gert Sibande (cont…) #
DTPS Site Name
category
Lon
Lat
mn_name
Access medium (fibre, radio, etc)
Date of end-to-end testing 31
NQOBILE PRIMARY SCHOOL
School
Mkhondo
radio
2018/07/19 32
NYANDENI PRIMARY SCHOOL
Lekwa
02/10/2018 33
PHEMBINDLELA PRIMARY SCHOOL
Pixley Ka Seme
23/08/2018 34
Piet Retief Clinic
Health 35
PIET RETIEF COMBINED SCHOOL 36
QHUBEKANI PRIMARY SCHOOL
2018/07/20 37
QHUBULWAZI COMBINED SCHOOL
2018/08/22 38
RETSEBILE PRIMARY SCHOOL
tbc
03/10/2018 39
Sakhile Clinic 40
SHUKUMA PRIMARY SCHOOL 41
SIBAHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL 42
STANDERTON PRIMARY SCHOOL
10/10/2018 43
STANWEST COMBINED SCHOOL 44
Stanwest/Azalia Clinic
29/09/2018 45
THANDEKA PRIMARY SCHOOL
29.123 46
THEU THEU PRIMARY SCHOOL 47
THOBELANI SECONDARY SCHOOL 48
THUTO-THEBE SECONDARY SCHOOL 49
VOLKRUST MUNICIPALITY
Government 50
Volksrust Clinic 51
VOLKSRUST PRIMARY SCHOOL 52
Vukuzakhe Clinic
22/08/2018 53
Winifred Maboa CHC
29.138 54
ZIZAMELENI PRIMARY SCHOOL
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41. Access medium (fibre, radio, etc) Date of end-to-end testing
OR Tambo #
DTPS Site Name
category
Lon
Lat
mn_name
Access medium (fibre, radio, etc)
Date of end-to-end testing 1
ALBERT LUDIDI JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
School
Mhlontlo
radio
tbc 2
ATTWELL MADALA HIGH SCHOOL
King Sabata Dalindyebo 3
AV PLAATJIE SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 4
BAMBANANI JUNIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL 5
BAVUMA JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 6
BEDFORD HOSPITAL(ENGCOBO)
Government 7
BEKISIZWE JUNIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL 8
BELE JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 9
BHEKAMEVA JUNIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL 10
BUHLEBELIZWE JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 11
CAMERON NGUDLE SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 12
CANDILANGA SENIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL 13
CEKWAYO SENIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL 14
CHIEF NXEKO Z MTIRARA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 15
CINGCO JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 16
Civic Centre Clinic (Mthatha)
Health 17
COFFEEBAY JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 18
D R C JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 19
DALUBUHLE JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 20
DALUHLANGA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 21
DALUKHANYO JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 22
DETYANA JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 23
DOBE JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 24
DUBULINGQANGA PRIMARY SCHOOL 25
DUKATOLE JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 26
DUMANENI JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 27
DUMANINONKE JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 28
DUMRANA PJS SCHOOL 29 30
DWEBA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
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42. Access medium (fibre, radio, etc) Date of end-to-end testing
OR Tambo (cont…) #
DTPS Site Name
category
Lon
Lat
mn_name
Access medium (fibre, radio, etc)
Date of end-to-end testing 31
E W PEARCE JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
School
King Sabata Dalindyebo
radio
tbc 32
efata school for the blind 33
ESIDWADWENI JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
Mhlontlo 34
ESITANGAMENI JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 35
EXCELSIOR SCHOOL 36
GLADYS KING JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
School_Independent 37
GXULU JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
Nyandeni 38
H2 PRIMARY SCHOOL 39
HIGHBURY JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 40
Ikwezi community school 41
IKWEZI TECHNICAL SKILL CENTRE 42
JAMES KOBI JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 43
JERSEY FARM JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 44
JONGUHLANGA JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 45
KT MCHASANA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 46
LOWER MATEKO PS SCHOOL 47
MABHELENI SENIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL 48
Malusi Clinic
Health 49
MANDELA PARK JUNIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL 50
MATYEBA JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 51
MAWELENI JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 52
MBAMBISA (QUMBU COMP) SCHOOL 53
Mbekweni CHC 54
MBUQE JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 55
Mdeni Clinic 56
Mhlakulo CHC 57
MILTON MBEKELA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 58
MKATINI SENIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL 59
Mthatha Gateway Clinic 60
MVUMELWANO JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
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OR Tambo #
DTPS Site Name
category
Lon
Lat
mn_name
Access medium (fibre, radio, etc)
Date of end-to-end testing 61
MZIMVUBU JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
School
King Sabata Dalindyebo
radio
tbc 62
Ncambele Clinic
Health 63
NDWANE JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 64
NESSIE KNIGHT HOSPITAL SCHOOL 65
NGANGELIZWE
Police 66
Ngangelizwe CHC 67
NGANGELIZWE SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 68
NGQWALA JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 69
NJEMLA JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 70
NKALANE JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 71
NO-MOSCOW SENIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL 72
NOZUKO SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 73
Ntshabeni Clinic 74
NTSHABENI JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 75
Qolombane Clinic (Qumbu) 76
QUMBU VILLAGE JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 77
QUNU
Post Office 78
QUNU JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 79
QWE QWE JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 81
Sangoni Clinic 83
SIYAVUYA SENIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL (USATHETHA) 84
SOS Clinic 85
SPRINGVALE PJS SCHOOL 86
Stanford Terrace Clinic
28.784 87
UPPER ZIMBANE JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 88 90
VUKANI SENIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL 91
WATERFALL PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL 92
ZAMUKULUNGISA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 93
ZIMELE SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
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Pixley ka Seme #
DTPS Site Name
category
Lon
Lat
mn_name
Access medium (fibre, radio, etc)
Date of end-to-end testing 1
BONGANI SECONDARY SCHOOL
School
tbc
radio 2
BONGANI PRIMARY SCHOOL 3
DE AAR CLINIC
Government 4
Douglas (Hester Malan) CHC
Health
Siyancuma 5
DOUGLAS GEKOMBINEERDE SKOOL 6
GARIEP HIGH SCHOOL
Siyathemba
2018/09/28 7
Hanover Clinic
Emthanjeni 8
HANOVER PRIMARY SCHOOL 9
HOËRSKOOL RIVERSIDE 10
HOERSKOOL WESLAAN 11
JJ DREYER PRIMÊRE SKOOL 12
Lehlohonolo Adams Clinic 13
PHAKAMISANI HIGH SCHOOL 14
Prieska Clinic 15
PRIESKA GEKOMBINEERDE SKOOL 16
PRIESKA PRIMÊRE SKOOL 17
RD WILLIAMS PRIMARY SCHOOL 18
VAAL-ORANJE PRIMÊRE SKOOL 19
Victoria West (BJ Kempengedenk) CHC
23.719
Ubuntu 20
Victoria West Clinic
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Thabo Mofutsanyane #
DTPS Site Name
category
Lon
Lat
mn_name
Access medium (fibre, radio, etc)
Date of end-to-end testing 1
Dinkweng Clinic
Health
Maluti a Phofung
radio
2018/07/03 2
Eva Mota Clinic
2018/07/31 3
HLAJOANE S/S
School 4
JWALA BOHOLO P/S 5
KATLEHO P/S
2018/07/04 6
KOOS MOTA I/S 7
MAANANKOE S/S
2018/07/05 8
Makeneng Clinic 9
MAKENENG P/S 10
MAKGETHENG P/S 11
MANTHATISI S/S 12
MAPEKA I/S 13
MASOPHA S/S 14
MATSWAKENG I/S 15
METSI-MATSHO S/S 16
MIRI P/S 17
MOHALE P/S
2018/07/16 18
MOHLAKANENG I/S 19
MOOKODI S/S 20
PHAMONG P/S 21
PHETA I/S 22
PHIRI I/S
2018/07/17 23
PHOFUNG SECONDARY SCHOOL 24
SEDIBENG P/S 25
Sekamotho Mota Clinic 26
SEKGOMPEPE P/S 27
SEKGOTHADI P/S 28
SELEBALO P/S 29
SHAKHANE S/S 30
Thaba Bosiu Clinic 31
THABA-BOSIU I/S 32
Thabang Clinic 33
THIBELLA I/S 34
Tina Moloi Clinic 35
TLOKWENG P/S 36
TSESENG P/S 37
Tshirela Clinic 38
TSHOLO 39
TSHWARA-THEBE I/S
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Umgungundlovu #
DTPS Site Name
category
Lon
Lat
mn_name
Access medium (fibre, radio, etc)
Date of end-to-end testing 1
ALEXANDRA H
School
The Msunduzi
radio
20/09/2018 2
BERG STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL
20/08/2018 3
BHEKIZIZWE SP 4
DUNVERIA S 5
EASTWOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL
21/08/2018 6
EDENDALE HOSPITAL
Government 7
GLENWOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL 8
GREYS HOSPITAL 9
HAYTHORNE Secondary
15/08/2018 10
INSIKA JS
08/08/2018 11
ISLAMIA MUSLIM
School_Independent 12
KWAMNYANDU PRIMARY SCHOOL 13
KWASHANGE PRIMARY SCHOOL 14
MARIA MEMORIAL PRIMARY SCHOOL 15
MOUNTAIN RISE PRIMARY SCHOOL 16
MPANDE H 17
MZIMBA PRIMARY SCHOOL 18
NOMASWAZI H 19
NORTHDALE HOSPITAL 20
NYONITHWELE S 21
ORIENT HEIGHTS PRIMARY SCHOOL
17/08/2018 22
PHAYIPHINI S
tbc 23
PIET RETIEF PRIMER 24
RUSSELL H 25
RUSSELL JP
16/08/2018 26
SCOTTSVILLE PRIMARY SCHOOL 27
SHAYABANTU S 28
SILVER HEIGHTS S 29
SIYAHLOMULA S 30
SIYAMU JP 31
ST NICHOLAS DIOCESAN 32
VEZOKUHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL 33
WOODLANDS PRIMARY SCHOOL 34
ZUZULWAZI JS
thc
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Umzinyathi #
DTPS Site Name
category
Lon
Lat
mn_name
Access medium (fibre, radio, etc)
Date of end-to-end testing 1
CASSINO PRIMARY SCHOOL
School
Nqutu
radio
09/10/2018 2
Charles Johnson Memorial Gateway Clinic
Health
2018/08/15 3
CHARLES JOHNSON MEMORIAL PRIMARY Hospital
to be moved 4
EKUCABANGENI S
27/08/2018 5
ESIBANINI PRIMARY SCHOOL 6
IMPOPHOMA PRIMARY SCHOOL
Msinga
10/10/2018 7
INTOYETHU PRIMARY SCHOOL 8
LUVISI PRIMARY SCHOOL
2018/08/17 9
MABASO S 10
MAFITLENG PRIMARY SCHOOL 11
MATHENDEKA PRIMARY SCHOOL 12
MBONDWENI PRIMARY SCHOOL
30/08/2018 13
MELOKUHLE S 14
NHLALAKAHLE S
2018/08/16 15
NKWE PRIMARY SCHOOL 16
NOMAQHULU PRIMARY SCHOOL 17
QEDIPHIKA PRIMARY SCHOOL 18
QEDUKOMA JP 19
QEDUSIZI PRIMARY SCHOOL 20
SIHAYO H S E
28/08/2018 21
VEZINHLANHLA PRIMARY SCHOOL 22
ZICOLE S
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Vhembe #
DTPS Site Name
category
Lon
Lat
mn_name
Access medium (fibre, radio, etc)
Date of end-to-end testing 1
BEITBRIDGE PRIMARY SCHOOL
School
Musina
radio
2018/09/28 2
BONWA UDI PRIMARY
05/09/2018 3
COMPREHENSIVE TRINITY ACADEMY
School_Independent
Makhado
2018/09/05 4
ELTIVILLAS PRIMARY
2018/08/31 5
EMMANUEL CHRISTIAN 6
HOERSKOOL ERIC LOUW HIGH 7
LAERSKOOL MESSINA PRIMARY
2018/09/04 8
LAERSKOOL SOUTPANSBERG
2018/09/06 9
LOUIS TRICHARDT SECONDARY
31/08/2018 10
lp Louis Trichardt Clinic
Health
06/09/2018 11
MAKHADO COMPREHENSIVE 12
MAKUSHU PRIMARY
2018/09/03 13
Musina Clinic
2018/08/30 14
MUSINA SECONDARY
03/09/2018 15
Nancefield Clinic 16
Reinaissance Secondary School 17
RIXILE PRIMARY 18
SOLOMON MAELULA SECONDARY 19
VHULAUDZI SECONDARY
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49. Thank You
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