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2 September 2020 Public Notice: Appointment of Audit Committee Members (2)

Public Notice: Appointment of Audit Committee Members (2)

2 September 2020
In terms of Section 166 of the Municipal Finance Management Act (MFMA), 2003, each municipality must have an Audit Committee which is an independent advisory body.
 
The Audit Committee advises the Municipal Council, political office bearers, Accounting Officer and the management staff of the Municipality on matters relating to:
 
  1. Internal financial control and internal audits;
  2. Risk Management;
  3. Accounting policies;
  4. The adequacy, reliability and accuracy of financial reporting and information;
  5. Performance Management;
  6. Effective Governance;
  7. Compliance with the MFMA, the Annual Division of Revenue Act and any other applicable legislation;
  8. Performance evaluation; and
  9. Any other issues referred to it by the municipality.
The Audit Committee further reviews the Municipal Council’s Annual Financial Statements; responds to issues raised in the Auditor General’s annual audit report; carries out certain investigations; and performs other functions as commissioned by the Municipal Council. The Audit Committee also carries out the functions of a Performance Audit Committee.
 
Two vacancies for membership of the Audit Committee of Garden Route District Municipality have become available. Applications are hereby invited from suitable candidates to fill these upcoming vacancies. Successful candidates will be contracted for a period of three years. Experience in Financial Accounting and Municipal Law is preferred.
 
Remuneration will be based on the National Treasury Circular – “Remuneration of Non-Official Members”.
 
An application with Curriculum Vitae, describing the suitability of the applicant, must be forwarded in writing to:
 
Chief Audit Executive
Garden Route District Municipality
54 York Street / P.O. Box 12
GEORGE
6530
 
For further enquiries, contact the Chief Audit Executive, Ms Pamela Lufele, during office hours at telephone number (044) 803 1422, or via e-mail at pamela@gardenroute.gov.za.
 
The Garden Route District Municipality reserves the right not to make or confirm an appointment on posts.
 
Closing date: Friday, 18 September 2020 before 13h30
Notice no: 49/2020
 
 

31 August 2020 Media Release: Campaign to boost the economy

Media Release: Campaign to boost the economy

For Immediate Release
31 August 2020

Garden Route District Municipality (GRDM) is currently running a campaign to boost business activities in the Garden Route. This video by our Mayor, Alderman Memory Booysen, highlights what a person needs to do to participate in the campaign.

In short, the campaign is a call-to-action for members of the public to post something to Twitter or Facebook about a small business they support. GRDM hopes that a diverse range businesses can benefit from this and not only businesses in town.

It is important to mention the #GardenRouteAndMe and #MyFavouriteBusiness when posting about a local business. These hashtags will link back to the campaign.

When finding posts, GRDM will share the posts back to our Facebook page and tag all local municipalities. Local municipalities will therefore be notified about posts.

We might also try to track other platforms like Instagram and TikTok going forward.

28 August 2020 Media Release: Garden Route Health Platform Update

Media Release: Garden Route Health Platform Update

For Immediate Release
28 August 2020

 Western Cape Government Health in the Garden Route is optimistic about the current COVID-19 situation. In the District, as a whole, we are experiencing a flattening of active cases and so also hospitalizations and deaths. Some sub-districts’ numbers are more satisfying than others but if we compare our statistics to a month before it appears that we are over the peak.

We must however remember that it is now even more important to adhere to the 5 ways to stay safe in order to keep our numbers as low as possible, and to prevent a second wave.

  1. Wash your hands with soap and water or hand sanitizer (70% alcohol base)
  2. Wear your mask in public
  3. Cough or sneeze into the folds of your elbow or a tissue
  4. Stay 1.5m away from others especially in public places like shopping malls.
  5. If you feel sick, stay home

While the health service platform must remain geared to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic (including a possible second wave of infections), the Department of Health aims to scale up essential health services in a balanced manner. The Department has developed a risk and impact based approach which guides the services to be reintroduced and identifying those services which are low risk yet high impact (such as immunisation services). These services which had reduced significantly during the COVID pandemic, will have a significant long term impact for those clients who had missed immunisations, follow-up appointments and scheduled non-emergency treatment.    A phased approach will be adopted to return the comprehensive health service platform back to a new normal. The re-introduction of these services will be communicated to the public. However, currently, all preventative services are in fact offered i.e. women’s health (family planning, antenatal and post-natal care), men’s health, child health(immunisations) and chronic disease management (TB, HIV, Diabetes, etc.)

As of 28 August 2020, the Garden Route District has 8757 confirmed cases of Covid-19.

Cases 

Garden Route cases and recoveries per subdistrict.

  • Bitou 570 cases; 514 recoveries
  • Knysna 1338 cases; 1216 recoveries
  • George 3269 cases; 2946 recoveries
  • Hessequa 272 cases; 223 recoveries
  • Kannaland 102 cases; 97 recoveries
  • Mossel Bay 2088 cases; 1829 recoveries
  • Oudsthoorn 1118 cases; 797 recoveries

The Garden Route has recorded 288 Covid-19 deaths.

Hessequa 15
Mossel Bay 59
George 91
Knysna 43
Bitou 21
Oudtshoorn 58
Kannaland 1

Hospitalisation

From our latest available information, there are currently 115 patients admitted in public and private hospitals of which 24 are in High Care/ICU.

Isolation and quarantine

People who cannot isolate or quarantine safely at home (risk to themselves or exposure risk to others), can be referred to an isolation or quarantine facility.

Isolation facilities are for patients who have been infected with the COVID-19 virus (with mild to moderate symptoms) where they can recover. Quarantine facilities are for those have been exposed and are awaiting test results. These facilities are safe, have been made as comfortable as possible and you will receive free transport, meals, and a laundry service. PetroSA (West Camp) is currently the only activated isolation and quarantine facility in the Garden Route. More facilities have been identified and will be activated, if and when the need arises or capacity is exceeded at PetroSA. We currently have 42 people at the West Camp facility.

-END-

Nadia Ferreira
Principal Communications Officer
Garden Route and Central Karoo Districts
Western Cape Government Health
Town Clinic,Plettenberg Bay
Tel: 076 379 5423
Email: Nadia.Ferreira@westerncape.gov.za
Website: www.westerncape.gov.za

25 August 2020 Speech by Executive Mayor, Alderman Memory Booysen at an Ordinary Council meeting of Garden Route DM

Speaker, Alderman Groenewald, once again I would like to extend my gratitude to all the frontline workers who are fighting COVID-19 that is causing havoc in our region and South Africa as a whole. We are all doing our best to fight this pandemic. Alderman Groenewald, we were also privileged as this District in our fight and awareness campaigns on COVID-19 over the past two weeks. We recently hosted the Western Cape Government (WCG) MEC for Public Works and Transport, Mr Bonginkosi Madikizela, a few days later we hosted the WCG MEC, Dr Nomafrench Mbombo. Alderman Groenewald, tomorrow we will have the privilege when we will host the WCG Premier’s Office, and on Thursday we will be host the WCG MEC for Human Settlements, Mr Tertuis Simmers. This is all part of our region and that of WCG of dealing with COVID-19. Over the next few days we will be visiting various areas, including hotspots in the Garden Route. These are some of our efforts and our response to the increase of COVID-19 figures in the Garden Route. We are still very concerned about figures in the Garden Route.

In addition, we will never forget our friends we have lost due to COVID-19.  Some are staff members; some are family members of staff members.  I want to praise God for the survivors among us. We pray that we are not going to lose any more lives.

Lastly, something, which is still a grappling matter we face on a daily basis, is Gender-Based Violence (GBV). It is with shock that I heard this morning that another lady in the Garden Route was murdered by her husband or boyfriend – I do not have the exact particulars.

I urge everyone not to keep quiet about GBV but to confront it, speak up and make your voices heard. There are still some bad…bad…rotten men out there – we need to identify these violent men, isolate them.  We need to stand by our sisters and mothers.

Lastly, I want to share my condolences to Alderlady Rosina Ruiters, our Deputy Executive Mayor who lost her sister recently.

Thank you Alderman Speaker.

25 August 2020 Media Release: Alderlady status conferred upon another Councillor of the Garden Route District Municipality

Media Release: Alderlady status conferred upon another Councillor of the Garden Route District Municipality

For Immediate Release
25 August 2020

Municipal Honours was bestowed on Thobeka Teyisi today, 25 August 2020. She is the tenth Councillor to receive such a honour.  Cllr Teyisi will now be recognised as an Alderlady after she met the minimum 10-point criteria as set out in section 5(10)(a) of a GRDM Alderman and Alderlady policy .

Mayor Booysen congratulated Alderlady Teyisi by saying: “This conferment is proof that your experience and history in politics are being recognised – it is indeed priceless”.  Alderlady Wolmarans also congratulated Alderlady Teyisi and said that they have come a long way (since 2006), and got to know one another better when they attended a course in executive leadership during 2009/2010. Alderman Van der Hoven echoed the sentiments of other Councillors and also added: “I do not know of another Councillor who deserves this more than you”. Alderman Gericke shared the last congratulatory remark by saying – “mooi geloop”.

The item recommendations were proposed by Cllr Virgill Gericke and seconded by Cllr Pieter van der Hoven.

Photo caption: Alderman Memory Booysen (Executive Mayor for Garden Route District Municipality) and Alderlady Thobeka Teyisi.

24 August 2020 Media Release: Youth from the Garden Route share awareness videos about COVID-19

Media Release: Youth from the Garden Route share awareness videos about COVID-19

For Immediate Release
24 August 2020

A few members of the youth in the Garden Route District municipal area are sharing TikTok videos about COVID-19 precautions, including hygiene measures, creative ways to greet and keeping safe in general. We expect more of these videos to be shared over the following weeks.

Videos come at a time when the Garden Route District’s rate of infections are increasing at a higher rate than the rest of the Western Cape. Everyone is urged to keep their guard up while the entire country is now on COVID-19 Alert Level 2. If we don’t, we run the risk of a second surge.

Remember to follow the five (5) golden rules of good hygiene:

  1. Wash your hands often for at least 20 seconds with soap and water.
  2. Do not touch your face with unwashed hands.
  3. Cough or sneeze into a tissue or your elbow. Safely throw away the tissue.
  4. Keep 1,5 metres apart from others.
  5. Stay home if unwell. Contact a hotline or your health worker.

Parents/Legal guardians completed and submitted consent forms for the release of all the videos.

iStock.com/ra2studio

21 August 2020 Media Release: Garden Route Health Platform Update

Media Release: Garden Route Health Platform Update

For Immediate Release
21 August 2020

As of 21 August 2020, the Garden Route District has 8200 confirmed cases of Covid-19.

Cases 

Garden Route cases and recoveries per subdistrict.

  • Bitou 533 cases; 460 recoveries
  • Knysna 1288 cases; 1113 recoveries
  • George 3139 cases; 2774 recoveries
  • Hessequa 258 cases; 204 recoveries
  • Kannaland 99 cases; 70 recoveries
  • Mossel Bay 1936 cases; 1608 recoveries
  • Oudsthoorn 947 cases; 658 recoveries

The Garden Route has recorded 258 Covid-19 deaths.

Hessequa 13
Mossel Bay 56
George 87
Knysna 36
Bitou 20
Oudtshoorn 45
Kannaland 1

Hospitalisation

From our latest available information, there are currently 136 patients admitted in public and private hospitals of which 21 are in High Care/ICU.

 George Hospital happy to discharge more COVID-19 patients

George Hospital has treated 256 COVID-19 patients since the start of the pandemic. Two of these patients are Madelain Ntenetyana and Annestien Botha who both spent a few nights in Ward A1 due to complications of COVID-19.

Thirty-three-year old Madelain Ntenetyana from George started feeling ill at work and thought it was a cold.

Madelain Ntenetyana is now fully recovered.

She called in sick for work for a few days and her symptoms got worse so she decided to visit her local clinic where she was tested for COVID-19 and sent to hospital. She had difficulty breathing and had no appetite. Madelain says she felt better after three days in hospital and was transferred to PetroSA West Camp for 9 days to complete her isolation period.

“I am grateful for all the staff in the ward and would like to thank them for everything they did for me. I also want to thank especially Nurse Gary Michaels at PetroSA West Camp for his caring attitude while I was there”, she said. Madelain is now fully recovered and would like to call on the public to take COVID seriously as this is an experience she doesn’t want to repeat.

Annestien Botha(33) a nurse from a private hospital in George felt extremely tired and had a temperature. She went to the testing unit at George Hospital where she was tested and admitted to hospital. She was on oxygen for the first night and started feeling better. Being a health professional herself she was impressed with the service received at George Hospital. “ Staff were great, especially the doctors. I could see they have a plan here. I was treated with care and not someone who has an infectious disease where some staff might feel scared to be near you”, she said.

Annestien Botha on the day she was discharged.

Annestien contracted the virus from her daughter and after being discharged after two days they both isolated together at home.

“It is easy to contract the virus so people should take care of themselves and follow the guidelines such as wearing a mask and social distancing”, she said.

Community Testing and Screening

The approach to active Covid-19 case finding within the rural areas remain that of community testing and screening with a focus on people > 55 years and those with high risk (people with co-morbidities). To date 149 051 people have been screened of whom 1305 have been referred for testing.

 Catching up on the most urgent essential health services without risking patient and staff safety

While the health service platform must remain geared to deal with COVID-19 pandemic (including a possible second wave of infections), the Department of Health wants to scale up essential health services in a balanced manner.   The Department’s risk and impact based approach is guiding the services to be reintroduced identifying those services which have low risk yet high impact (such as immunisation services). These services which had reduced significantly during the COVID pandemic, will have a significant long term impact for those clients who had missed immunisations, follow-up appointments and scheduled non-emergency treatment.    A phased approach will be adopted to return the comprehensive health service platform back to a new normal and will be considered in short, medium and long terms.

PLEASE NOTE THAT CURRENTLY ALL PREVENTATIVE SERVICES ARE OFFERED:

  • Women’s health (family planning, antenatal and post-natal care)
  • Men’s health
  • Child health(immunisations)
  • Chronic disease management (TB, HIV, Diabetes, etc.)

Isolation and quarantine

People who cannot isolate or quarantine safely at home (risk to themselves or exposure risk to others), can be referred to an isolation or quarantine facility.

Isolation facilities are for patients who have been infected with the COVID-19 virus (with mild to moderate symptoms) where they can recover. Quarantine facilities are for those have been exposed and are awaiting test results. These facilities are safe, have been made as comfortable as possible and you will receive free transport, meals, and a laundry service. PetroSA (West Camp) is currently the only activated isolation and quarantine facility in the Garden Route. More facilities have been identified and will be activated, if and when the need arises or capacity is exceeded at PetroSA. We currently have 71 people at the West Camp facility.

5 ways to stay safe

We urge all citizens to remain careful in observing these precautions of hygiene and safety.

  1. Wear your mask as all times when you leave your home
  2. Keep you social distance from other (1.5m)
  3. Do not touch your face
  4. Wash your hands regularly with soap and water or hand sanitizer(70% alcohol base)
  5. If sick, stay home

Make sure you wear your mask when going out to protect yourself and others. Also remember that spitting is another means of transporting the virus. Do not spit on the ground. The protection and wellbeing of all our people remains in our collective hands.

-END-

Nadia Ferreira
Principal Communications Officer
Garden Route and Central Karoo Districts
Western Cape Government Health
Town Clinic, Plettenberg Bay
Tel: 076 379 5423
Email: Nadia.Ferreira@westerncape.gov.za 
Website: www.westerncape.gov.za

Feature image: iStock.com/ra2studio

iStock.com/ra2studio

14 August 2020 Media Release: Garden Route Health Platform Update – 14 August 2020

Media Release: Garden Route Health Platform Update

For Immediate Release
14 August 2020

As of 14 August 2020, the Garden Route District has 7520 confirmed cases of Covid-19.

Cases 

Garden Route cases and recoveries per subdistrict.

Bitou 502 cases; 417 recoveries
Knysna 1197 cases; 1001 recoveries
George 2979 cases; 2525 recoveries
Hessequa 222 cases; 175 recoveries
Kannaland 75 cases; 55 recoveries
Mossel Bay 1754 cases; 1393 recoveries
Oudsthoorn 791 cases; 465 recoveries

The Garden Route has recorded 223 Covid-19 deaths.

Hessequa 11
Mossel Bay 49
George 79
Knysna 33
Bitou 16
Oudtshoorn 34
Kannaland 1

Hospitalisation

From our latest available information, there are currently 170 patients admitted in public and private hospitals of which 41 are in High Care/ICU.

Community Testing and Screening

The approach to active Covid-19 case finding within the rural areas remain that of community testing and screening with a focus on people > 55 years and those with high risk (people with co-morbidities). To date 147 772 people have been screened of whom 1284 have been referred for testing.

Isolation and quarantine

People who cannot isolate or quarantine safely at home (risk to themselves or exposure risk to others), can be referred to an isolation or quarantine facility.

Isolation facilities are for patients who have been infected with the COVID-19 virus (with mild to moderate symptoms) where they can recover. Quarantine facilities are for those have been exposed and are awaiting test results. These facilities are safe, have been made as comfortable as possible and you will receive free transport, meals, and a laundry service. PetroSA (West Camp) is currently the only activated isolation and quarantine facility in the Garden Route. More facilities have been identified and will be activated, if and when the need arises or capacity is exceeded at PetroSA. We currently have 68 people at the West Camp facility.

Primary healthcare                                                                                                                                    

Our Primary Health Care platform is an important vehicle to support our health system, provide health services closer to the communities and prevent hospitals from being overwhelmed with services that can be provided outside of acute hospital settings. Although we advise patients to only visit their nearest clinic for essential services at this time; we remind parents and caregivers that services such as immunisations are still rendered. It is important to attend all your confirmed appointments. Services such as women’s health (family planning, antenatal and post-natal care), child health(immunisations) and TB, are still rendered. Stable chronic care patients must collect their chronic medicine at the chronic off-sites. Should you require guidance or advice around your current treatment or scheduled appointment, please contact your clinic/hospital.

Shielding the vulnerable

Persons over the age of 55 or have a chronic condition are at risk for severe COVID-19 illness and should take extra precautions to protect themselves by following these steps:

  1. Avoid getting the virus by staying home, wear a mask (when you have to go out), wash hands regularly and disinfect surfaces
  2. Look after your health by following a healthy lifestyle and take your medication regularly
  3. Get help immediately if you do not feel well
  4. If you develop COVID-19 symptoms, go for immediate screening and testing if required, do not delay

The Department has implemented an action plan for Diabetics (regarded as a high risk group) with COVID symptoms which includes expanding testing for diabetics and closer monitoring.

Next 100 days

The Department has identified the next 100 days as crucial to refocusing the health system and health services while still managing the pandemic with continued interventions to increase immunisation coverage, TB treatment and ART for HIV uptake.

5 ways to stay safe

We urge all citizens to remain careful in observing these precautions of hygiene and safety.

  1. Wear your mask as all times when you leave your home
  2. Keep you social distance from other (1.5m)
  3. Do not touch your face
  4. Wash your hands regularly with soap and water or hand sanitizer
  5. If sick, stay home

Make sure you wear your mask when going out to protect yourself and others. Also remember that spitting is another means of transporting the virus. Do not spit on the ground.

The protection and wellbeing of all our people remains in our collective hands.

-END-

Nadia Ferreira
Principal Communications Officer
Garden Route and Central Karoo Districts
Western Cape Government Health
Town Clinic, Plettenberg Bay
Tel: 076 379 5423
Email: Nadia.Ferreira@westerncape.gov.za 
Website: www.westerncape.gov.za

Picture credit: iStock.com/ra2studio

13 August 2020 Media Release: Tourism Relief Fund assists more than 100 businesses in the Garden Route district

Tourism Relief Fund assists more than 100 businesses in the Garden Route district

For Immediate Release
13 August 2020

The Minister of Tourism Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane on 4 August 2020 made the names of Small, Medium and Micro Enterprises (SMMEs) public who benefited through the much-needed Tourism Relief Funding (TRF).

The TRF was established to provide relief to the tourism sector. It provided for a once-off capped grant to SMMEs, which aims to ensure continued operations during the pandemic and also for a while after the pandemic has passed.

Categories that were eligible to apply for the TRF, included the following:

  • Accommodation establishments: Hotels; resort properties; bed and breakfast (B&B’s); guest houses; lodges and backpackers.
  • Hospitality and related services: Restaurants (not attached to hotels); conference venues (not attached to hotels), professional catering; and attractions
  • Travel and related services: Tour operators; travel agents; tourist guiding; car rental companies; and coach operators.

Many of the business will be able to utilise the fund to subsidise expenses towards fixed costs, operational costs, supplies and other pressure cost items. Allocation of funds to ordinary South Africans, was conducted in line with government policies. This ensured that the benefit would be spread geographically across the country to cover even businesses in small villages and townships.

The 4000 beneficiaries per province across the sub-sectors of accommodation, hospitality and travel services, include:

  • Eastern Cape – 457
  • Free State – 134
  • Gauteng – 1017
  • KwaZulu-Natal – 607
  • Limpopo – 294
  • Mpumalanga – 238
  • North West – 162
  • Northern Cape – 124
  • Western Cape – 967

The National Department of Tourism (NDT) remains committed to working with all stakeholders in whatever way possible.  The NDT understands that these are extremely difficult times for the sector and this situation demands everyone works together to revive the economy.

More than 100 businesses in the Garden Route and Klein Karoo region have benefited from the TRF. The list of beneficiaries of this grant, capped at R50, 000 is available online: List of beneficiaries

Here is a copy of the list:

1 113 on Robberg B&B Western Cape Garden Route
2 A Farm Story Western Cape Garden Route
3 A La Delias ( Pty ) Ltd Western Cape Eden District
4 A Pretorius t/a Lentelus guesthouse Western Cape George
5 Abalone Lodges (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Knysna
6 Actebis 123 CC t/as George Lodge International Western Cape Garden Route
7 Africa Safari Connexion Western Cape Eden
8 Alexa Safaris CC Western Cape Garden Route
9 Amot Hospitality (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Eden
10 Augusta View (Pty) Ltd Western Cape George
11 Batavia Boutique Hotel PTY Ltd (2015/443778/07) Western Cape Oudtshoorn
12 Belle Earth (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Garden Route
13 Beverton Holdings (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Eden
14 Blyss Technologies Pty Ltd Western Cape Garden Route
15 Burnt Orange Trading Pty Ltd Western Cape Plettenberg Bay, Bitou Muncipal District
16 Cango Caves Estate PTY (Ltd) Western Cape Garden Route
17 CC Elegant Functions (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Eden
18 Central Award Trade T/A Cango Retreat Western Cape Oudtshoorn
19 Chandelier Game Lodge and Ostrich Show Farm Western Cape Oudtshoorn
20 Chilli and Chive Catering CC Western Cape Eden
21 Club Travel Stilbaai ITC Western Cape Hessequa
22 Cornelia de Bruyn Western Cape Knysna
23 Cornerway House Western Cape Plettenberg Bay
24 Destination Garden Route (Pty) Ltd. Western Cape Garden Route
25 Dolphins’ Playground B&B Western Cape Bitou
26 Domeo Institute Western Cape Garden Route
27 E&S Ras Trust Western Cape George
28 Ebenaeser Toerisme BK t/a De Opstal Country Lodge Western Cape Garden Route
29 Eden Event Management (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Garden Route
30 Edenwood House Western Cape George
31 ELKU Enterprises (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Eden, Kannaland
32 Eternity Star Investments 240 cc Western Cape Mossel Bay
33 F AND C RESTAURANT CC Western Cape SEDGEFIELD, GARDEN ROUTE
34 Fortna 141cc Western Cape Garden Route
35 free diving marine safaris Western Cape Bitou
36 George 1814 Pty Ltd Western Cape Garden Route
37 Glentana Caravan Park Western Cape George
38 Gooseberries Bistro Western Cape Eden
39 Gouritz Rivermouth Property Western Cape Hessaqua
40 HARTENBOS TRAVEL PTY LTD Western Cape Hartenbos
41 Hello Adventure (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Garden Route
42 Hello Garden Route Pty Ltd Western Cape Garden Route
43 HEMISPHERE FOOD AND FINE ART (PTY) LTD Western Cape Plettenberg Bay
44 Hide Away Guest House CC Western Cape Garden Route
45 Highgate Ostrich Show Farm Holdings Western Cape Garden Route
46 Hillview Self Catering Apartments Western Cape Knysna
47 Honey Pot Investments 109 CC Western Cape George
48 Ilana Guest House CC Western Cape Garden Route
49 Isibindi Forest Retreat PTY LTD Western Cape Garden Route
50 Island Lake Holiday Resort Western Cape George
51 Jacobus Adriaan Jordaan Western Cape Hessequa
52 Jembjo’s Knysna Lodge Western Cape Knysna,
53 Jo-Jo’s Bed and Breakfast (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Mossel Bay
54 Karee Manor Guesthouse (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Garden Route
55 Keurbooms Lagoon Caravan Park Western Cape Garden Route
56 Knysna Film Festival Pty Ltd Western Cape Garden Route
57 Knysna Inyathi Guest Lodge CC Western Cape Garden Route
58 Knysna Pocket Breaks (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Knysna
59 Knysna Spring Tide Charters cc Western Cape Knysna
60 KONGAS TOURS Western Cape Garden Route
61 Lakeside Guesthouse Western Cape Knysna
62 Lawnwood Properties Western Cape Bitou
63 Lincha 2 (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Mossel Bay
64 Live The Journey Incentives & Events T/A Thorntree Country Lodge Western Cape Oudtshoorn
65 Lodge at Lily Pond Pty Ltd Western Cape Bitou
66 Longships Self Catering (PTY) LTD Western Cape Garden Route
67 Lungiswa Jijigubo Western Cape Eden (George)
68 Malvern Manor c.c. Western Cape George
69 Michael Glynn Raubenheimer Western Cape Wilderness
70 Miles B&B Guest House Western Cape Eden
71 Moncrieff Manor Western Cape Knysna – Garden Route
72 Moontide Guest Lodge Western Cape George
73 MS van Zyl Western Cape Great Brak River
74 MYMERING GUEST FARM AND WINE ESTATE Western Cape Ladismith
75 Ninas Cafe (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Garden Route
76 Ocean Odyssey Charters cc Western Cape Knysna
77 Oceans Research Institute (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Garden Route
78 Ohannas PTY Ltd Western Cape Garden Route
79 Outeniqua Adventure Tours. Western Cape George
80 Palikari Trading CC t/a Avondblij Guesthouse Western Cape Oudtshoorn
81 Panoramic Blue B&B Western Cape Garden Route
82 Paradise Found Guesthouse Western Cape Knysna
83 Patagonia Restaurant Group (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Garden Route
84 Phillips Guest Cottages cc Western Cape Bitou
85 Plett Hospitality Pty Ltd Western Cape Bitou
86 Plett Shelf 39CC Western Cape Bitou
87 Plett Villas CC Western Cape Garden Route
88 Point of Human Origins (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Garden Route
89 Presidio Granite CC t/a The Green Shed Western Cape Garden Route
90 Protea Wilds Eco Reserve CC Western Cape Eden
91 Purple Moss 1230 CC Western Cape Garden Route
92 Reimax investment Trading Western Cape Garden Route
93 Ritzshelf 50 (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Mossel Bay
94 Riverside Guest Lodge (Pty) Ltd. Western Cape Oudtshoorn
95 S. A. Phelps CC Western Cape Eden
96 SANPAT Western Cape Eden
97 Schulteheim Hotel Pty Ltd Western Cape Uniondale
98 Southern Cross Beach House CC Western Cape Garden Route
99 Sport at Backward Point cc Western Cape Knysna
100 Spring Forest 386 cc t/a Ingwe Adventures Western Cape Bitou
101 Stroebel Cafe cc T/A The Lunar Cafe cc Western Cape Knysna
102 Swallows nest Western Cape Garden Route
103 Thai Eatery (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Garden Route
104 The Diaz Express (Edms) Bpk Western Cape Mossel Bay
105 The Loerie Portfolio (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Garden Route
106 The Owls Inn Country Villa’s & Spa Western Cape Glentana
107 The St James Boutique Hotel of Knysna (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Knysna
108 The Uitsig Wild Farm cc Western Cape Garden Route
109 THe Urban Western Cape Hartenbos
110 T’Niqua Stable Inn Western Cape Garden Route
111 Top Tours Knysna CC Western Cape Garden Route
112 Tranquil Shores Guesthouse Western Cape George
113 Travel Counsellors Mossel Bay Western Cape Tuinroete
114 Travel Ibiki (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Mossel Bay
115 Trisport Western Cape Garden Route
116 True South Destinations Western Cape Garden Route
117 True South Travel Western Cape Eden
118 Tumelo Tladi Industries Pty ltd Western Cape Eden
119 Turnberry Boutique Hotel CC Western Cape Garden route/ Little Karoo
120 Uniondale Hotel Pty Ltd Western Cape Uniondale
121 VILLA XANADU GUESTHOUSE CC Western Cape George
122 Welisa Holdings (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Plettenberg Bay
123 Wentzel Currie Accreditation Service (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Bitou
124 West End Accommodation CC Western Cape George
125 WESTERN CAPE GAME LODGE (PTY)LTD Western Cape Oudtshoorn
126 Whale Rock Guest House CC Western Cape Plettenberg Bay
127 WhiteSands Bed and Breakfast CC Western Cape Garden Route
128 Wilderness Bushcamp Western Cape George
129 Wilderness Sea Paradise Western Cape Garden Route
130 Wilderness Waters Pty Ltd Western Cape Wilderness
131 WILGEWANDEL Western Cape Garden Route
132 Xplore English (Pty) Ltd Western Cape Eden
133 Zakter Properties 159 CC Western Cape De Rust
134 Zoolook Fishing Western Cape Hessequa
135 Zucchini Restaurant Western Cape Garden Route / Eden
136 Zuriglo(Pty)Ltd. Western Cape Garden Route