presentation by limpopo provincial manager: nthoriseng motsitsi presentation date: 31 july 2012
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PRESENTATION TO HOME AFFAIRS PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF HOME AFFAIRS IN LIMPOPO PROVINCE For the period APRIL – JUNE 2012. Presentation By LIMPOPO PROVINCIAL MANAGER: NTHORISENG MOTSITSI Presentation Date: 31 July 2012. Table of Contents. I NTRODUCTION & BACKGROUND. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Highly Confidential
Presentation ByLIMPOPO PROVINCIAL MANAGER: NTHORISENG MOTSITSI
Presentation Date: 31 July 2012
PRESENTATION TO HOME AFFAIRS PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF HOME AFFAIRS IN
LIMPOPO PROVINCEFor the period
APRIL – JUNE 2012
Table of Contents
SLIDE NUMBER AND CONTENT SLIDE NUMBER AND CONTENT
• 3 - Introduction and Background• 4 - Strategic Overview - Vision and Mission and
Departmental Values• 5 - Minister’s Performance Agreement in terms
of National Outcomes• 6 - Departmental Strategic Oriented Goals
(Outcomes) • 7 - Limpopo Overview• 8 - Provincial Management & demarcation• 9 – 13 - Foot Print Expansion• 14 – Hospitals: Top 10• 15 – Hospitals On lined: Q-1• 16 - Mobile Offices• 17 - Staff Profile• 18- Provincial Capacity• 19 - Budget – Goods and Services• 20 – 23 - Budget Spending per office• 24-26 –Revenue Collected• 27 - Asset Management• 28 – Fleet Management
• 29– List of Priority Offices• 30 – Leases• 31 – Labour Relations Cases• 32 – Birth Registration• 33 – Schools’ Project - Schools Visited and
Applications Collected• 34 – Identity Document Age Analysis• 35 – Passport Applications• 36 – Duplicate Cases• 37- Late Registration of Birth• 38 – Queries / Complaints• 39 - 40 - Stakeholder Management• 41 – Permanent Residence Permits• 42 – Temporary Residence Permits• 43 – Deportations• 44 – Asylum Seeker Statistics: Q-1• 45 – Staff Development• 46 – Business Plans, Operational Plans
2012/2013 & Performance Assessments for 2011/2012
• 47 – Staff Engagement• 48 - Achievements• 49- 50 – Challenges
INTRODUCTION & BACKGROUNDNTRODUCTION & BACKGROUND• Limpopo Province is South Africa’s northernmost Province and shares the borders with
the countries of Botswana to the west, Zimbabwe to the north and Mozambique to the east. in the RSA, accounting 8% of SA population.
• Limpopo is the gateway to the rest of Africa and the shared borders make it favourably situated for economic cooperation with other parts of Southern Africa
• Area = 125 755 square kilometres (10% of RSA land area• The capital city is Polokwane which lies right in the middle of the Province• Population = 5 439 600 (2010) – 97% Black and 2,5% White• Languages spoken: Sepedi = 52,1%, Xitsonga = 22,4%, Tshivenda = 15,9%, Other
languages = 9,6%• The Province has 5 District Municipalities and 25 Local Municipalities-
1. Capricorn (5 Local Municipalities – Polokwane, Blouberg, Lepelle-Nkumpi, Molemole and Aganang)2. Mopani (5 Local Municipalities- Ba-Phalaborwa, Greater Giyani, Greater Letaba, Greater Tzaneen and
Maruleng)3. Sekhukhuni (5 Local Municipalities- Elias Motsoaledi, Fetakgomo, Greater Marble Hall, Greater Tubatse
and Makhuduthamaga)4. Waterberg (6 Local Municipalities- Belabela, Lephalale, Modimolle, Mogalakwena, Mookgophong and
Thabazimbi)5. Vhembe (4 Local Municipalities- Makhado, Musina, Mutale and Thulamela)
• DHA Offices in Limpopo are aligned to the 5 District Municipalities and 25 Local Municipalities
• All Municipal Stakeholder fora were formed and they are all chaired by the Speaker of the particular Municipality
STRATEGIC STRATEGIC OVERVIEWOVERVIEW
VISION STATEMENT
A safe, secure South Africa where all of its people are proud of, and value, their identity and
citizenship.
MISSION
The efficient determination and safeguarding of the identity and status of citizens and the
regulation of migration to ensure security, promote development and fulfil our international
obligation.
VALUE STATEMENTThe DHA is committed to be:•People-centred and caring, Patriotic•Professional and having integrity, •Corruption free and ethical,•Efficient and innovative.
MINISTER PERFORMANCE AGREEMENT IN TERMS OF NATIONAL MINISTER PERFORMANCE AGREEMENT IN TERMS OF NATIONAL OUTCOMESOUTCOMES
The 12 National outcomes are at the heart of the strategic planning process of the The 12 National outcomes are at the heart of the strategic planning process of the
Government and DHA is accounting for three as per the signed Minister`s Government and DHA is accounting for three as per the signed Minister`s
performance agreement. The departmental relevant out comes areperformance agreement. The departmental relevant out comes are
NATIONAL OUTCOME 3NATIONAL OUTCOME 3
All People in South Africa are free and feel safe
NATIONAL OUTCOME 5NATIONAL OUTCOME 5
Skilled and capable workforce to support an inclusive growth path.
NATIONAL OUTCOME 12NATIONAL OUTCOME 12
An efficient, effective and development orientated public service and an empowered, fair
and inclusive citizenship
DEPARTMENTAL STRATEGIC ORIENTED GOALS (OUTCOMES)DEPARTMENTAL STRATEGIC ORIENTED GOALS (OUTCOMES)
STRATEGIC OUTCOME ORIENTED GOAL 1STRATEGIC OUTCOME ORIENTED GOAL 1
Secure South African citizenship and identity engineered by the Civic Services Unit
STRATEGIC OUTCOME ORIENTED GOAL 2STRATEGIC OUTCOME ORIENTED GOAL 2
Immigration managed effectively and securely in the national interest including economic,
social and cultural development engineered by the Immigration Unit
STRATEGIC OUTCOME ORIENTED GOAL 3STRATEGIC OUTCOME ORIENTED GOAL 3
A service that is efficient, accessible and corruption free to be realised by all the
departmental Units.
LIMPOPO HOME AFFAIRS FOOTPRINT (DOs & POE Only)
DO Mokopane
DO Jane Furse
DO Thohoyandou
DO Giyani
DO Polokwane
POE Stockpoort
Gateway IA
POE Giriyondo
POE PafuriPOE Beitbridge
POE Pontdrift
POE Platjan
POE Zanzibar
POE Groblersbridge
PROVINCIAL MANAGEMENT AND DERMACATION – NEW OPERATING MODEL
DHA FOOTPRINT
CAPRICORNOffices- Polokwane, Bochum, Molemole, Morebeng (Soekmekaar), Seshego, Mankweng,
Lebowakgomo, Moletji, Eldorado, Mogwadi
Local Municipality Local Population (SSA: 2007) DHA Presence
Polokwane 561772
One DO- PolokwaneThree LO –Seshego & Mankweng Moletji
Aganang 145454 NO OFFICE IN AGANANG (PRIORITY FOR 2013/2014)
Blouberg 194119 Two LO– Bochum Eldorado
Molemole 100408Three LO – Molemole Mogwadi Morebeng
Lepelle-Nkumpi 241414 One LO – Lebowakgomo
1243167 (24%) 10 Offices
DHA FOOTPRINT
MOPANIOffices – Giyani, Tzaneen, Modjadjiskloof, Phalaborwa, Naphuno, Hlaneki,
Senwamokgope, Maruleng.
Local Municipality Local Population (SSA: 2007)
DHA Presence
Greater Giyani 247657 One DO– Giyani DOOne LO- Hlaneki
Greater Letaba 247739 Two LO – Modjadjiskloof Senwamokgopi
Greater Tzaneen 349087 Two LO – Tzaneen Naphuno
Ba-Phalaborwa 127308 One LO– Phalaborwa
Maruleng 95779 One LO– Maruleng LO
1068569 (20%) Eight (8) Offices
DHA FOOTPRINTSEKHUKHUNI
Offices- Jane Furse, Groblersdal, Nebo, Praktiseer, Sekhukhuni, Atok/Fetakgomo
Local Municipality Local Population (SSA: 2007) DHA Presence
Makhuduthamaga 262726One DO - Jane Furse Two LO- Nebo Sekhukhuni
Fetakgomo 112232 One LO - Atok/Fetakgomo
Ephraim Mogale (Greater Marble Hall) 124510 NO OFFICE (PRIORITY 2013/2014)
Elias Motsoaledi 247488 One LO - Groblersdal
Greater Tubatse 343468 One LO – Praktiseer
1090424 (21%) Six (6) Offices
DHA FOOTPRINTVHEMBE
Thohoyandou, Dzanani, Makhado, Malamulele, Musina, Mutale, Vuwani, Tshikombani, Elim (to close), Masisi; Bungeni, Makuya Local Municipality Local Population (SSA:
2007) DHA Presence
Musina 57195 One LO - Musina
Mutale 108215Three- Mutale Makuya Masisi
Thulamela 602819One DO – Thohoyandou DOTwo LO - Tshikombani Malamulele
Makhado 471805
Five LO - Makhado LO Vuwani LO Dzanani LO Elim Bungeni
124003 (24%) 12 Offices
DHA FOOTPRINTWATERBERG
Offices- Mokopane, Lephalale, Modimolle, Mookgopong, Thabazimbi, Belabela,
Local Municipality Local Population (SSA: 2007) DHA Presence
Mokgalakwena 330649 One – Mokopane DO
Lephalale 80141 One - Lepahalale LO
Thabazimbi 60039 One – Thabazimbi LO
Modimolle 52602 One – Modimolle LO
Bela-Bela 55844 One - Belabela LO
Mookgophong 16818 One – Mookgophon LO
596093 (11%) Six (6) Offices
No. Hospital Births Registered Hospital Deaths Registered
1 LIMPOPO PRIVATE MEDI CLINIC 1,163 TSHILIDZINI HOSPITAL 380
2 DILOKONG HOSPITAL 530 DONALD FRASER HOSPITAL
209
3 PHILADELPHIA HOSPITAL 497 PHILADELPHIA HOSPITAL
190
4 TSHILIDZINI HOSPITAL 461 ST RITAS HOSPITAL 180
5 MECKLENBURG HOSPITAL 449 ELIM HOSPITAL 152
6 PIETERSBURG (POLOKWANE) HOSPITAL
428 NKHENSANI HOSPITAL 78
7 ST RITAS HOSPITAL 404 LOUIS TRICHARDT HOSPITAL
63
8 ELIM HOSPITAL 399 LETABA HOSPITAL 55
9 MATLALA HOSPITAL 324 MATLALA HOSPITAL 48
10 MANKWENG HOSPITAL 227 TZANEEN MEDI CLINIC 39
TOP 10 HOSPITALS: LP
Target: Hospitals On lined:
Two (2) 1. Jane Furse
2. Dr. CN Phatudi
HOSPITALS ONLINED: Q-1 2012/13
Mobile Offices: LP
OFFICE REG. NO DRIVEABLE YES/NO
FUNCTIONAL YES/NO
CAPACITY
BOCHUM VGM 587 GPYes No One (1) Driver
GIYANI VJK 731 GPYes No One (1) Driver
GROBLERSDAL VGJ 715 GPYes No One (1) Driver
JANE FURSE VGN 184 GPYes Yes One (1) Driver
LEBOWAKGOMO VJC 105 GPYes No One (1) Driver
LEPHALALE VGM 535 GPYes Yes One (1) Driver
MAKHADO VGN 199 GPYes No One (1) Driver (Driver Suspended)
MALAMULELE VGM 544 GPYes No One (1) Driver (POST VACANT– POST ADVERTISED)
MOKOPANE VHH 006 GPYes No One (1) Driver
MOLEMOLE VGM 549 GPYes No One (1) Driver
MUSINA VGN 181 GPYes No One (1) Driver
PHALABORWA VJK 733 GPYes No One (1) Driver
POLOKWANE VGN 215 GPYes Yes One (1) Driver
PRAKTISEER TYS 930 GP Yes No One (1) Driver
THOHOYANDOU VJC 117 GPYes No One (1) Driver
TZANEEN VGN212 GPYes No One (1) Driver
STAFF PROFILELEVEL MALE DISABILITY FEMALE DISABILITY TOTAL
14 0 0 1 0 113 3 0 0 0 3
12 2 0 4 0 6
11 1 0 0 0 1
10 12 1 8 0 21
9 4 1 4 0 9
8 45 0 24 0 69
7 46 1 44 0 91
6 243 5 289 3 540
5 7 0 7 1 15
3 17 0 35 0 52
380 8 416 4 808
Total EstablishmentFilled as at 1
April 2012 Total FilledVacant Funded
1025 808 808 217
Capacity Rate 79% 79% 21%
PROVINCIAL CAPACITY – FILLED AND VACANT FUNDED POSTS
1HRMC 25 of 2012 Senior Secretary: PM Driver/Messenger Cleaner
2HRMC 36 of 2012 Deputy Director: PC3HRMC 46 of 2012 Deputy Director: PC (re-advert)
The following posts have been advertised and shortlisting has been done: e.gThe following posts have been advertised and shortlisting has been done: e.g
LIMPOPO SUMMARY OF BUDGET:GOODS AND SERVICES
BUDGET EXPENDITURE AVAILABLE % SPENDPAYMENTS 221,330 40,371 180,959 18.2% COMPENSATION OF EMPLOYEES
201,107 38,061 163,046 18.9%
GOODS AND SERVICES 20,223 2,310 17,913 11.4% PAYMENTS FOR CAPITAL ASSETS
110 – 110 –
MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT 110 – 110 – SOFTWARE AND INTANGIBLE ASSETS
– – – –
TRANSFERS AND SUBSIDIES
136 208 (72) 152.9%
PROVINCIAL AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
136 – 136 –
DEPARTMENTAL AGENCIES & ACCOUNTS
– – – –
HOUSEHOLDS (HH) – 208 (208) – 221,576 40,579 180,997 18.3%
LIMPOPO SUMMARY OF BUDGET SPENDING :GOODS AND SERVICESLIMPOPO BUDGET APRIL MAY AS AT 29 JUNE COMMITMENT
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
AVAILABLE BUDGET
BP BEITBRIDGE 12 1,901,000.00 1,987,869.51 1,736,500.55 1,503,104.84 38,224.20 5,265,699.10 3,364,699.10- BP GIRIYONDO 12 141,000.00 46,036.53 45,779.40 46,036.53 - 137,852.46 3,147.54 BP GROBLERSBURG 12 174,000.00 200,670.23 154,602.00 215,641.92 5,090.64 576,004.79 402,004.79- BP PAFURI 12 71,000.00 46,053.93 33,817.73 24,990.43 - 104,862.09 33,862.09- BP PLATJAN 12 96,000.00 - 2,162.99 384.63 970.00 3,517.62 92,482.38 BP PONTDRIFT 12 98,000.00 - 18,466.13 - - 18,466.13 79,533.87 BP STOCKPOORT 12 31,560,000.00 77,834.70 43,417.63 75,449.67 - 196,702.00 31,363,298.00 BP ZANZIBAR 12 124,000.00 145,652.48 126,353.87 114,908.93 1,081.00 387,996.28 263,996.28- DMO CAPRICORN 12 311,000.00 84,579.43 88,804.62 193,222.27 2,950.00 369,556.32 58,556.32- DMO MOPANI 12 281,000.00 - 2,021.63 423,808.60 1,256.93 427,087.16 146,087.16- DMO SEKHUKHUNE 12 304,000.00 - 73,869.83 75,750.75 3,237.06 152,857.64 151,142.36 DMO VHEMBE 12 355,000.00 63,231.96 124,001.13 37,572.06 6,678.23 231,483.38 123,516.62 DMO WATERBERG 12 105,000.00 - - 186,289.91 - 186,289.91 81,289.91- GATEWAY AIRPORT 12 19,000.00 34,665.21 29,098.75 91,175.60 3,169.20 158,108.76 139,108.76- HOSP LEBOWAKGOMO 12 26,000.00 - - - - - 26,000.00 HOSP LIMPOPO MEDI CLINIC 12 26,000.00 - - - 3,023.28 3,023.28 22,976.72
LIMPOPO SUMMARY OF BUDGET SPENDING :GOODS AND SERVICES
HOSP MANKWENG 12 25,000.00 - - - - - 25,000.00 HOSP POLOKWANE 12 26,000.00 - - - - - 26,000.00 HOSP SESHEGO 12 26,000.00 - - - - - 26,000.00 HOSP WF KNOBLE 12 22,000.00 - - - - - 22,000.00 LO GIYANE 12 650,000.00 603,266.64 527,641.61 764,935.90 44,305.05 1,940,149.20 1,290,149.20- LO JANE FURSE 12 378,000.00 521,424.49 397,896.26 431,156.44 28,003.43 1,378,480.62 1,000,480.62- LO MOKOPANE 12 560,000.00 622,239.86 463,690.11 379,293.75 20,098.26 1,485,321.98 925,321.98- LO POLOKWANE 12 688,000.00 974,005.91 736,788.12 929,313.71 59,896.78 2,700,004.52 2,012,004.52- LO THOHOYANDOU 12 726,000.00 1,059,167.32 845,938.74 1,061,351.07 30,985.43 2,997,442.56 2,271,442.56- MO APEL 12 - 41,113.54 73,209.08 117,061.58 - 231,384.20 231,384.20- MO BOCHUM 12 254,000.00 169,804.07 139,323.39 247,803.82 6,590.43 563,521.71 309,521.71- MO DZANANI 12 500,000.00 372,576.97 328,371.69 395,831.82 31,541.31 1,128,321.79 628,321.79- MO GROBLERSDAL 12 460,000.00 326,486.49 275,869.95 450,451.83 13,304.03 1,066,112.30 606,112.30- MO IPELENG (THABAZIMBI) 12 85,000.00 28,480.65 37,528.18 6,028.84 42,265.01 114,302.68 29,302.68- MO LEBOWAKGOMO 12 562,000.00 583,552.45 489,000.67 788,187.06 7,615.00 1,868,355.18 1,306,355.18- MO LEPHALALE 12 584,000.00 340,355.69 287,493.61 450,827.26 34,074.66 1,112,751.22 528,751.22- MO MAKHADO 12 451,000.00 841,066.48 444,708.79 750,200.77 40,861.85 2,076,837.89 1,625,837.89- MO MALAMULELE 12 465,000.00 348,260.74 216,642.71 324,211.79 6,438.06 895,553.30 430,553.30-
LIMPOPO SUMMARY OF BUDGET SPENDING :GOODS AND SERVICES
MO MANKWENG 12 229,000.00 105,619.96 102,006.84 136,940.85 3,442.32 348,009.97 119,009.97- MO MARULENG/SEKORORO 12 302,000.00 83,067.61 61,295.90 121,648.75 5,627.11 271,639.37 30,360.63 MO MODIMOLE (NYLSTROOM) 12 249,000.00 198,385.04 216,234.57 209,760.93 11,872.55 636,253.09 387,253.09- MO MODJADJI 12 122,000.00 127,328.63 66,464.18 147,951.49 25,121.95 366,866.25 244,866.25- MO MOLEMOLE 12 296,000.00 294,950.80 234,408.31 355,540.88 34,696.45 919,596.44 623,596.44- MO MUSINA 12 465,000.00 254,338.55 250,720.42 340,930.40 32,194.45 878,183.82 413,183.82- MO MUTALE 12 254,000.00 217,214.01 192,838.65 428,192.76 23,109.85 861,355.27 607,355.27- MO NEBO 12 304,000.00 201,222.24 118,047.26 127,955.23 8,550.35 455,775.08 151,775.08- MO PHALABORWA 12 590,000.00 444,324.11 349,237.33 322,388.84 19,232.45 1,135,182.73 545,182.73- MO SESHEGO 12 270,000.00 138,265.20 111,233.27 145,416.62 5,690.25 400,605.34 130,605.34- MO TZANEEN 12 716,000.00 751,733.80 576,514.34 605,698.56 17,679.65 1,951,626.35 1,235,626.35- MO VUWANI 12 340,000.00 366,025.72 261,466.50 282,681.66 5,273.00 915,446.88 575,446.88- PSP BELA BELA 12 137,000.00 - - - - - 137,000.00 PSP BUNGENI 12 75,000.00 - - - - - 75,000.00 PSP HLANEKI 12 44,000.00 - - - - - 44,000.00 PSP MAKUYA 12 77,000.00 - - - 10,670.40 10,670.40 66,329.60 PSP MASISI 12 44,000.00 - - - - - 44,000.00 PSP MOGWADI 12 41,000.00 - - - - - 41,000.00
LIMPOPO SUMMARY OF BUDGET SPENDING :GOODS AND SERVICES
PSP MOKGOPHONG (NABOOM) 12 100,000.00 - - - - - 100,000.00 PSP MOLETJI 12 60,000.00 - - - - - 60,000.00 PSP MOREBENG 12 64,000.00 - - - 1,082.00 1,082.00 62,918.00 PSP NAPHUNO 12 76,000.00 - - - - - 76,000.00 PSP PRAKTISEER 12 177,000.00 - - - - - 177,000.00 PSP SEKHUKHUNE 12 100,000.00 - - - 2,955.40 2,955.40 97,044.60 PSP SENWAMOKGOPE 12 66,000.00 - - 980.00 7,296.00 8,276.00 57,724.00 PSP TSHAKHUMA 12 38,000.00 - - - 720.00 720.00 37,280.00 PSP TSHIKOMBANI 12 38,000.00 - - - - - 38,000.00 RRC MUSINA 12 12,707,000.00 304,407.44 248,147.78 499,559.34 111,732.37 1,163,846.93 11,543,153.07 TH ELDORADO 12 55,000.00 - - - - - 55,000.00 TH ELIM 12 48,000.00 - - - 4,912.00 4,912.00 43,088.00 TH FETAKGOMO 12 197,000.00 - - - - - 197,000.00 LP FINANCE&SUPPORT 12 1,559,000.00 - 138,208.05 178,556.71 191,062.56 507,827.32 1,051,172.68 PROVINCIAL MAN LIMPOPO 12 150,498,000.00 734,778.20 632,530.31 509,653.16 226,000.71 2,102,962.38 148,395,037.62
212,392,000.00 13,740,056.59 11,302,352.88 14,498,847.96 1,180,581.66 40,721,839.09 171,670,160.91
424,784,000.00 27,480,113.18 22,604,705.76 28,997,695.92 2,361,163.32 343,340,321.82 LIMPOPO 12 212,392,000.00 13,740,056.59 11,302,352.88 14,498,847.96 1,180,581.66 171,670,160.91
REVENUE COLLECTED
Apr-12 May-12 Jun-12REGION: OFFICE:Capricorn:
Polokwane RO 407,453.50 470,355.00 399,350.00 Machaka Do 33,320.00 23,830.00 24,805.00 Bochum Do 46,580.00 58,665.00 47,540.00 Mankweng Do 36,685.00 38,030.00 33,810.00 Seshego Do 32,250.00 34,880.00 36,725.00 Dendron PSP 18,495.00 17,550.00 19,345.00 Lebowakgomo Do 109,970.00 122,585.00 103,665.00
684,753.50 765,895.00 665,240.00 Sekororo DO 22,640.00 20,950.00 19,105.00
Mopani: Modjadjiskloof DO 32,975.00 29,685.00 36,980.00 Tzaneen Do 206,310.00 234,480.00 222,815.00 Phalaborwa Do 118,970.00 107,700.00 117,920.00 Giyani Ro 93,320.00 107,380.00 132,760.00 Giriyondo BP
474,215.00 500,195.00 529,580.00
REVENUE COLLECTEDSekhukhune: Sekhukhune PSP 36,285.00 30,370.00 20,005.00
Jane Furse Ro 90,550.00 99,285.00 74,060.00 Pratiseer PSP 50,530.00 44,805.00 57,505.00 Atok PSP 8,080.00 10,170.00 6,290.00 Nebo Do 22,480.00 42,390.00 36,645.00 Groblersdal Do 154,055.00 127,260.00 113,060.00
361,980.00 354,280.00 307,565.00
Vhembe:Thohoyandou Ro 722,995.00 272,110.00 217,980.00 Musina Do 72,165.00 65,630.00 101,435.00 Vuwani Do 31,955.00 37,810.00 37,810.00 Elim PSP 6,925.00 Mutale Do 18,570.00 25,975.00 22,045.00 Malamulele Do 52,315.00 68,915.00 73,395.00 Dzanani Do 35,610.00 38,070.00 109,945.00 Makhado Do 134,400.00 124,265.00 141,780.00 Thulamela PSP 16,120.00 Masisi PSP 2,905.00 2,330.00 3,340.00 Pafuri BP 4,500.00 6,000.00 7,500.00 Poindrift BPBeitbridge BP 1,144,500.00 865,000.00 92,500.00
2,226,840.00 1,522,225.00 807,730.00
REVENUE COLLECTEDWaterberg:
Mokopane Ro 170,895.00 182,295.00 171,905.00 Modimolle Do 49,885.00 47,020.00 137,990.00 Lephalale Do 164,805.00 176,240.00 164,340.00 Thabazimbi Do 31,290.00 61,685.00 42,270.00 Bela-Bela PSP 22,560.00 26,990.00 38,960.00 Mookgopong PSP 17,075.00 21,070.00 53,815.00 Platjan BP - - - Zanzibar BP 1,000.00 Groblersbridge BPStockport BP 18,000.00
475,510.00 515,300.00 609,280.00
4,223,298.50 3,657,895.00 2,919,395.00
Quarterly Total: LP Q-1 of 2012/13 10,800,588.50
Exception Total: LP 1,363,915.00
13%
MONTHLY GRAND TOTAL LIMPOPO
ASSET MANAGEMENT ASSET MANAGEMENT IN LIMPOPOTOTAL NUMBER OF ASSETS 14,656 RANDSOPENING BALANCE 1 APRIL 2011 53,878,149.43 ADJUSTMENTS CURRENT YEAR ADDITIONS 1,509,426.36 LEASE ASSETS RENTWORKS 4,538,333.73 ADJUSTED OPENING BALANCE 56,935,047.08 ADDITIONS IN 2011/12 1,509,426.36 ACCRUALS 538,597
CLOSING BALANCE 31 MARCH 2012 60,464,507.30
FLEET MANAGEMENTKEY AREA NUMBER PERCENTATAGE
Vehicles
Number of vehicles in the Province 86 100%
New vehicles received 6 7%
Number of Functional vehicles 55 64%
Number of vehicles not in good conditions
20 23%
Number of vehicles involved in accidents
5 6%
Mobile offices
Number of mobile offices 16 100%
Number of dysfunctional mobile 13 81%
Number of Functional mobiles 3 19%
LIST OF PRIORITY OFFICESType of DHA offices
OFFICE TYPE AreaNumber required(offices)
DHA requirements
District Office Medium Polokwane Additional Space Required 1 1874 m2
Local Office Medium Bochum Relocation 1 1021 m2
Nebo Relocation 1 1021 m2
Fetakgomo Relocation 1 1021 m2
Mankweng Relocation 1 1021 m2
Modimolle Relocation 1 1021 m2
Mutale Relocation 1 1021 m2
Seshego Relocation 1 1021 m2
Musina Relocation 1 1021 m2
Local Office Small Bela- Bela Relocation 1 155 m2
Mookgopong Relocation 1 155 m2
Elim Relocation 1 155 m2
Total 11
LEASES
OFFICEBUILDING/LAND DESCRIPTION
RENTAL PER MONTH
LEASE START
LEASE END
MONTH TO MONTH
PROVINCIAL OFFICE - CAPRICORN MELLINIUM 78,049.57 01/12/2006 30/11/2011 YES
DISTRICT OFFICE - CAPRICORN LIBRARY GARDENS 200,974.73 01/08/2009 31/07/2011 YESTHOHOYANDOU OFFICE- VHEMBE
GOVERNMENT COMPLEX MAKWARELA 13,954.80 01/04/2010 31/03/2012 YES
JANE FURSE OFFICE - SEKHUKHUNE
DORLEE HOUSE VERGELEGEN 51,338.14 01/07/2008 30/06/2013 NO
WATERBERGRIVERPORT OFFICE SQUARE 29,264.51 01/09/2005 31/08/2011 YES
LEBOWAKGOMO OFFICE - SEKHUKHUNE
LEBOWAKGOMO GOVERNMENT COMPLEX 4,729.60 01/04/2010 31/03/2013 NO
GROBLERSDAL OFFICE- SEKHUKHUNE GROBLERSDAL 9,067.81 30/04/2011 YES
MOKOPANE - WATERBERG DISTRICT OFFICES 22,293.18 01/12/2008
30/11/2011 YES
TZANEEN OFFICE - MOPANI TZANEEN MALL 79,687.97 01/07/2007 30/06/2012 NO
DZANANI OFFICE - VHEMBE NDITWANI BUILDING 80,724.27 01/10/2008 30/09/2013 NO
MUSINA OFFICE - VHEMBE LIMPOPO RIVER LODGE 75,400.31 01/09/2008 31/08/2011 YES
ELIM OFFICE - VHEMBEOLD POST OFFICE BUILDING 15,550.60 01/03/2010 31/08/2011 TERMINATED
PRAKTISEER OFFICE - SEKHUKHUNE
NO 51 TUBATSE TOWNSHIP 7,651.34
01/12/200730/11/2012 NO
MUSINA REFUGEE CENTRE - VHEMBE
BUILDING AT ERF 292,REFUGEE 195,506.17 01/10/2009 30/09/2014 NO
TOTAL 864,193.00
LABOUR RELATIONS CASES
KEY AREA
NUMBER OF CASES OUTCOMES
Fraud & Corruption 29 10 Finalised
19 Outstanding
Improper Conduct 2 Dismissed under Appeal
SANCTIONS
Dismissals 6 Six (6) Finalised
Birth Registration: 0 – 30 Days
ANNUAL TARGET
QUARTER 1 TARGET ACTUAL
% ACHIEVED
58437 14 159 16 507 +14%
Schools Visited and Applications Collected 1st Quarter 2012
Annual Target = 1178, Quarterly Target = 556 (47%) Actual performance 423 schools (76%)
Number of Schools Visited:
Capricorn 160
Mopani 84
Sekhukhune 95
Vhembe 22
Waterberg 62
LP: 423
№ of applications collected: 7,676 № of ID applications collected (F/i-Grade 12s): 1,922 № of ID applications collected (R/i-Grade 12s): 878 № of ID books received (F/i-Grade 12s): 2,154 № of ID books received (R/i-Grade 12s): 304 № of ID books handed to applicants (Grade 12s): 3,095 № of LRB applications received from Grade 12 learners: 53 № of LRB applications for Grade 12s finalised: -
IDENTITY DOCUMENT AGE ANALYSIS – UNCLAIMED ID’S: APRIL – JUNE 2012
PROVINCEOPENING BALANCE
RECEIVED ISSUED 0-3 MONTHS
3 - 6 MONTHS
OLDER THAN SIX MONTHS
CLOSING BALANCE
Limpopo 27516 53913 55604 16744 9269 NIL 25806
PASSPORT TYPE TOTAL
Tourist Passports (NORMAL) 4497
Child Passports 836
Official Passports 132
Maxi Passports 68
Temporary Passports 2299
Emergency Travel Certificates 359
TOTAL 8191
PASSPORT APPLICATIONS - STATISTICS
DUPLICATES CASES - STATISTICS
ITEMS NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS
Cases on hand as at 1 April 2012 139
Cases received during Quarter 905
Cases referred to HO for issuance of Identity document 409
Cases on Hand as at 30 June 2012 496
LATE REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS (LRB): Not Interviewed
April 2012 May 2012 June 2012 Percentage:
Limpopo: 183 214 193 +5%
ITEMS NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS
Number of queries not finalized (carry over from previous quarter) 206
Number of new queries received 439
Number of finalized queries 439
Number of queries not finalized NIL
QUERIES - STATISTICS
STAKEHOLDER MANAGEMENT
Province Districts: Office Apr-12 May-12 J un-12
Limpopo Vhembe District 0% 20% 20%
Vhembe DSFThulamela XMutale Musina Makhado X
- 1 1
Mopani District 40% 80% 20%
Mopani DSF XGreater Giyani XGreater TzaneenBa-Phalaborwa X XMaruleng X XGreater Letaba X
2 4 1
Capricorn District 60% 60% 60%
Capricorn DSF XPolokwane X X XMolemole XBloubergAganang XLepelle-Nkumpi X X X
3 3 3
3%
10%
13%
STAKEHOLDER MANAGEMENT
Waterberg District 20% 40% 20%
Waterberg DSF XMogalakwena X XLephalale ModimolleBela-BelaMookgphongThabazimbi X
1 2 1
Sekhukhune District 60% 40% 60%
Sekhukhune DSF XElias Motsoaledi X XEphraim Mogale XFetakgomo X XMakhukhuthamaga X XGreater Tubatse
3 2 3
Total for the PROVINCE 9 12 9
Total LSFs for the PROVINCE 7 10 9
Total DSFs for the PROVINCE - 2 -
5%
11%
CONTENT STATISTICS
Quarter Opened: 87Applications received for the quarter 74
Applications sent to Head Office 87
PR Approved during the quarter 6
PR Refused during the quarter 0
PERMANENT RESIDENCE PERMITS
APPLICATIONS RECEIVED - Q-1
APPLICATIONS APPROVED - Q-1
APPLICATIONS REFUSED: Q-1
982 707 141
TEMPORARY RESIDENCE PERMITS
DEPORTATIONS
PROVINCEDirectly Deported
Deported via DDHF(Lindela)
LP 1396 111
ASYLUM SEEKER STATISTICSProvince Newco-
mers received
Number interviewed
Number Adjudicated
Rejected Manifestly Unfounded
Rejected Unfounded
Approval Sec 24 issued
Final rejections handed over to Inspectorate
Nr of transfers to Lindela
Nr of extensions received
Nr of extensions done
LP 3,500 2110 1767 929 831 2 75 8 10311
10311
MONTH TRAINING
CONDUCTED EQUITY RACE TOTAL
APRIL 2012 BAS Principle
4 Females – 4 Males Black 8
Sundry Payments3 Females – 3 Males Blacks 6
New Managers Programme
2 Females – 1 Male Black 3
Public Service Induction 1 Female – 1 Male Black 2
TOTAL 3 Trainings10 Females and 9 Males (19) 19 19
STAFF DEVELOPMENT
BUSINESS PLAN AND PERFORMANCE AGREEMENT
Business Plan: Operational Plans: Performance Assessments:
Limpopo:Business Plans finalised and submitted: 26 April
2012
Operational Plans finalised and submitted: 25 May 2012
Performance Assessments for
2011/2012 financial year finalised: 28-30 May
2012
STAFF ENGAGEMENTS Limpopo Province
Quarterly Review: Quarterly Department Management Committee Meetings – Finance & Support
Directors, CDs, DDGs and DG interaction - Monthly Branch Meetings – DDG & Branch CDs and Directors - Monthly Limpopo Executive Committee - Bi-Weekly District Management Meeting (District Manager & Local Office
Managers & Support): Monthly Staff Meetings: Monthly Youth Forum meetings: Monthly
Achievements
• Decentralization of Logis, Procurement, Sundry payments, Petty cash, Government vehicles and accommodation.
• Created a database for all Learners with or without enabling documents from Grade 10 -12.
• Secured land to build home Affairs Offices at Bochum and Modimolle• Modimolle land donation approved by Treasury• Youth Forum was established• Complaints database fully functional• Mobile Office support established in the Provincial Office• Immigration Desk established in the Provincial Office• Special Project Team - established in the Provincial Office• Trend Analysis Team – established in the Provincial Office• Counter Corruption alliance – strengthened with SAPS, Counter Intelligence,
Organised Crime, State Security Agency• Engagement and Liaison – strengthened with the Premier’s Office, Public
Protector Office
Challenges
• All the offices in the Province have no holding cells for illegal foreigners• There is severe shortage of branded IMS vehicles especially for Inspectorate
for detection, arrest and deportation• Severe shortage of transportation for offices in the Thusong Centres and the
offices that were formerly called Permanent Service Points• Absence of inspectorate officers at Ports of entry• Severe shortage of IMS staff in the offices and at the Ports• Lack of office accommodation for newly identified Small Offices in rural
areas – budget was allocated to the Province in 2011/2012 but DPW has been unable to find offices for DHA in Limpopo
• Closure of Elim Office as from 1 August 2012 due to impropriety and failure to adhere to proper processes in acquisition of office space
• Inadequate bandwidth and poor network in the offices and at health facilities
ASM Challenges
Establishment Challenges: ASM
•RRC Musina not allocated with Cleaning Staff•Structure to be adjusted to accommodate Cleaning Staff•Third party cleaning services (contractors) very costly
Ablution Facilities: ASM
•Municipal ablution infrastructure inadequate
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