PARTICULARS OF THE COMPANY

1.1 Registered Company Name and Trading Name

TCN Architects cc

1.2 Type of Business Entity

TCN Architects cc is a Close Corporation.

1.3 Location of Offices

Mthatha Office East London Office

4 Mimosa Street 6 Smartt Road

Fort Gale Nahoon

MTHATHA EAST LONDON

5099 5241

1.4 Postal Addresses

Mthatha Office East London Office

P O Box 317 PO Box 8363

MTHATHA Nahoon

5099 EAST LONDON, 5210

1.5 Contact Details

Mthatha Office East London Office

Telephone No: 047 - 5312141 043 – 7354694

Fax No: 047 - 5311345 043 - 7354684

e-mail: uta@tcnarch.co.za el@tcnarch.co.za

Web: www.tcnarch.co.za www.tcnarch.co.za

1.6 Company Registration Number

Registration Number: 1996/039044/23

1.7 South African Revenue Services Information

Income Tax Reference No: 9057023047

VAT Registration No: 4280163322

PAYE Registration No: 7500726916

UIF Registration No: U500726916

1.8 B-BBEE Level 4 Contributor

COMPANY BACKGROUND

BRIEF BACKGROUND TO TCN ARCHITECTS cc

The company was started in the former Transkei in 1987 as a Partnership between

AJ Corbett and Tony Tickle . . TCN Architects cc was formed in August 1996 as a

close corporation taking over from the partnership Tickle Chambers du Toit &

Associates who started practising in 1989. Incorporating the practice allowed for the

inclusion of staff members in the ownership of the company.

TCN Architects cc Head Office is based in Mthatha, Eastern Cape and the East

London branch commenced operations in January 2007 as part of our continued

efforts to provide excellence to the Eastern Cape region. TCN Architects started

operations in Knysna in 2012 headed by Erik Orts-Hansen and completed a number

of residential developments before closing in 2019.

TCN Architects cc is one of the few architectural firms which has its head office in

Mthatha. We have had association with offices in other regions, but the practice has

always primarily worked on projects in this region.

TCN Architects cc has developed Privately Financed projects in conjunction with local

land owners for a number of years. We have completed in excess of 30 privately

funded developments on leased land owned by local businessmen and we have

recently completed 10 development projects, bringing valuable investment to towns

like Mthatha; Butterworth; Centani; Mount Frere; Port St. Johns; Flagstaff; Mbizana;

Dutywa; Lusikisiki and Ngcobo.

Our Private Client base is mostly Transkei based businessmen and we have shown

our commitment to the region by investing in our own office and residences in

Mthatha. Our firm has been involved in many prestigious projects in Mthatha and has

been awarded a number of design awards and prizes.

Our Public Sector projects spans a wide variety of projects from Schools, Clinics,

Hostels and Community Halls to District Offices, Regional Hospitals, University

Infrastructure and a National Sports Stadium.

We pride ourselves in being the leading architectural practice in our region.

COMPANY BACKGROUND CONT.

STAFF EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING POLICY

The office has an ongoing training programme for local students, and a bursary fund is accessible for

Architectural students from this area. In 2014 this fund was boosted by a R1 000 000.00 contribution from

the Practice to establish an ongoing bursery to promote the education of students from the region in the

field of Architecture.

Our efforts in this field has borne fruit by the fact that we have trained:

• 7 Students who have qualified as Architects

• 5 Candidate Architects who have qualified as Professional Architects

• 13 Students who have qualified as Senior Architectural Technologists

• 10 Students who have qualified as Architectural Technologists

• 1 Site Agent

At the present we have an Architectural student completing studies and joining the practice for holiday work

and in-service training. Our techincal staff is assisted by students from Technikons, who join the office for

in-service training and practical experience. We have two Technicians and two Architects in Training on

our staff gaining their relevant qualifications in their disciplines.

COMPANY ORGANOGRAM

J KRAIN Manager

(Draughting Office)

AJ CORBETT Sole Member

Ownership - 100%

SP OOSTHUIZEN Manager (General)

JPJ Verster - Professional Architect

S Corbett - Interior Designer

T Trow – Debtors Manager

T Odedeji - Architect in Training

P MAKER Manager

(Site Monitoring & Implementation)

Z NDWANDWA Manager Projects

(EL Office)

COMPANY COMPOSITION

NAME IDENTITY NUMBER

CITIZENSHIP HDI

STATUS (Y/N)

DISABILITY (Y/N)

FEMALE (Y/N)

DATE OF OWNERSHIP

% OWNED

% VOTING

AJ CORBETT 6302045126087 YES N N N 12.08.1996 100% 100%

S OOSTHUIZEN 4905140004009 YES N N Y --- 0% 0%

J KRAIN 7209285009080 YES N N N --- 0% 0%

P MAKER 6202035112081 YES N N N --- 0% 0%

Z NDWANDWA 7805255486081 YES Y N N --- 0% 0%

J VERSTER 8309085086087 YES N N N --- 0% 0%

S CORBETT 7010010047084 YES N N Y --- 0% 0%

T TROW 7303220036082 YES N N Y --- 0% 0%

T ODEDEJI N/A NO Y N N --- 0% 0%

H PHILLIPS 6012110156089 YES N N Y --- 0% 0%

COMPANY RESOURCES

We summarise our resources as follows: Office Equipment

• Fully furnished, equipped and staffed offices in East London and Mthatha Computers / Workstations

• Our offices are well equipped with the necessary software and relevant equipment to ensure the successful roll out of projects. We have a total of 14 architectural workstations and a full complement of administration workstations.

• We are running Autodesk AutoCAD 2007 – 2019 and Autodesk Revit 2019 while the Administration Department running the full Microsoft Office Suite, Pastel Accounting, CorelDraw, Photoshop and PROJECT 2007

• Both offices have fully equipped printing facilities capable of printing all documentation and presentations required by the practice for all projects.

• Our office is connected to the internet via ADSL and Wi-Fi.

RELEVANT EQUIPMENT

• AutoCad, Revit Workstations x 8

• HP Design Jet T790 – A0 Colour Plotter

• HP Design Jet 500 – A0 Colour Plotter

• TASkalfa 3056 CI – A3 / A4 Colour Printer and Scanner

• Gestetner DSc 424 – A3 / A4 Colour Printer and Scanner

STAFF TRAINED

NAME RACE PERIOD

WORKED DESIGNATION INSTITUTION COURSE QUALIFIED

S Sambumbu B 1992-1998 Architect U C T B. Arch Yes

Z O’ Bose B 1992-1998 Architect U C T B. Arch Yes

J Kula B 1994-2005 Snr Arch Tech Pretoria N. Dip Arch Yes

B Ndungane B 1997-2000 Snr Arch Tech Peninsula Tech, CT B. Tech Arch Yes

T Vatu B 1997-2000 Snr Arch Tech Peninsula Tech, CT N. Dip. Arch Yes

V Yeko B 1993-1997 Snr Arch Tech Peninsula Tech, CT N. Dip Arch Yes

N Mkhumbuzi B 1998-2003 Architect Uni of Natal B. Arch Yes

L Mdletye B 1997-2005 Architect U P E B. Arch Yes

N Mbalo B 1999-2003 Architect U C T / P E B. Arch Yes

A Mbukushe B 1997-2004 Snr Arch Tech ML Sultan Tech N. Dip. Arch Yes

Y Tolobisa B 1997-2003 Arch Tech ML Sultan Tech N. Dip. Arch Yes

S Jojozi B 2002-2005 Snr Arch Tech DBN. Inst of Tech N. Dip. Arch Yes

S Mcotheli B 1997-2003 Snr Technologist P E Tech B. Tech.Arch Yes

S Mngamle B 2001-2003 Snr Arch Tech DBN Inst of Tech B. Tech Arch Yes

F Ndzingane B 2003 Snr Arch Tech Tshwane University B. Tech Arch

E Smith B 2004 Arch Student U P E B. Arch

T Ngcukana B 2003-2005 Arch Technician DBN Inst of Tech N. Dip. Arch Yes

TV Ndima B 2004-2005 Arch Technician Wits Technikon N. Dip. Arch

N Mnyanda B 1999-2004 Site Agent P E Technikon N.Dip Bldg Yes

S M Nqabeni B 2002-2005 Arch Technician DBN Inst of Tech N. Dip Arch Yes

X Sangu B 2004-2005 Trainee Arch Tech DBN Inst of Tech N. Dip. Arch Yes

S Sondlo B 2006 Arch Student P E Tech N. Dip. Arch

S Mtshizana B 2003-2005 Arch Student P E Tech N. Dip. Arch

S Kunene B 2002-2003 Snr Technologist Wits Technikon B. Tech Arch Yes

L Goqwana B 2005-2008 Arch Student Tshwane University N. Dip. Arch Yes

L Poswa B 2003 Arch Student Peninsula Tech, CT N. Dip. Arch

S Madikizela B 2006 Arch Student P E Technikon N. Dip. Arch Yes

N Smith B 1999 Architect U P E B. Arch. Yes

M Madubela B 2001 Snr Tech DBN Inst. Of Tech B. Tech Arch Yes

L Masikantsi B 2003 Trainee Arch Tech In Service Training Diploma

M Mnqwazi B 2003-2020 Trainee Arch Tech In Service Training

SS Jali B 2006 Trainee Arch Tech Wits University N.Dip.Arch

E Lusizi B 2010-2013 Trainee Arch Tech University of Durban

C Badenhorst W 2012-2015 Arch in Training NNMU B. Arch Yes

U Malotana B 2014 Student Architect Peninsula Tech, CT N.Dip Arch Yes

N Ngcukana B 2014-2015 Snr Arch Tech In Service Training

Q Ndwandwa B 2012-2020 Snr Arch Tech Wits Arch Studies Yes

S Ngxola B 2017 Trainee Arch Tech NNMU Yes

O S Dondi B 2017 Arch Tech NNMU N.Dip Tech Yes

Y Kwaza B 2017-2020 Can Arch Tech NNMU B Arch Yes

D de Lange W 2017-2019 Candidate Architect NNMU B.Arch Yes

A Pohlmann W 2017-2019 Candidate Architect NNMU M.Arch Yes

D Kassimatis W 2017- date Architect in Train UFS B. Arch Studying

K Nkomo B 2017-date Trainee Arch Tech UFS B.Arch Studying

SHOPPING CENTRES

MTHATHA PLAZA

The Mthatha Plaza Shopping Centre represents a step forward in the creation of quiet urban shopping streets.

The pleasant treed, cobbled streets create an oasis and bring a scale and accessibility to a town more known for

its chaotic, noisy and dirty spaces. The success of this 35 000m² regional shopping centre is also seen in the

way both high spending clients from town and low spending clients from rural areas are at ease and mingle easily

during their retail experience.

It represents a progression from the enclosed artificially lit and air conditioned box shopping centres which litter

our towns and cities. Neither does it imitate the retail centres with shops scattered around a central car park. As

such it begins to create a typology of shopping centre which should be further developed.

The commercial success of the Mthatha Plaza is noted with a zero vacancy rate. A contributory factor is the

reduction in the cost of running the centre through use of natural light and natural ventilation of public spaces.

The frequent interruptions to electricity and water supply are also mitigated through the design.

It is hoped that developers will learn from the successes of the design and in future provide briefs which provide

both quality urban space and integration into the townscape.

CLIENT CONTACT

PERSON AND NUMBER

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

PROJECT VALUE

PROJECT COMPLETION

Whirlprops 46 R Alexander

033-394 6377 Phase 1 – New building Phase 2 – Extensions

R210 million R25 million

2007 2010 Regional Award Winner

for Architecture 2011

SHOPPING CENTRES CONT.

GREENFIELDS SHOPPING CENTRE

This project was for the refurbishment and rationalisation of an existing 20 year old peri-urban retail centre.

The buildings were disjointed and lacked identity and the refurbishment of the centre has created a new

identity and upgraded the trading areas of this centre.

Bold new signage and corner features emphasise the external walkways of the centre and the new covered

walkways emphasise the importance of the centre to the surrounding community. As the centre faces onto

a main road it creates a new dynamic façade to the previously rundown and low scale appearance of the

original façade.

This economical intervention has turned around the fortunes of the centre.

CLIENT CONTACT

PERSON AND NUMBER

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

PROJECT VALUE

PROJECT COMPLETION

Business Partners

R Schwartz 043-7211525

Renovations External & Internal

R5 million 2012

SHOPPING CENTRES CONT.

BEACON BAY CROSSING

The brief was to create a high end mixed use facility with maximum exposure and easy access which acts as a flagship for future development on the site. The development of the site was to be on phased approach due to the current market condition. The centre is orientated on the site in such a way to ensure maximum exposure over the natural valley

from the N2 highway and creates a welcoming entrance from Bonza Bay Road.

CLIENT CONTACT

PERSON AND NUMBER

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

PROJECT VALUE

PROJECT COMPLETION

Slipknot Investments

J du Plessis 043-7485064

New Shopping Centre R140 million 2010

SHOPPING CENTRES CONT.

Mthatha Plaza Future Eastern Cape

Libode Village Mall Eastern Cape Under construction

eMbongweni Mall Bizana

OFFICES

OR TAMBO DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY

This iconic development for the District Municipality forms the Western gateway to Mthatha and consists of

new and refurbished buildings designed to create a full Municipal campus once complete.

TCN Architects conducted a full audit assessment and needs analysis of the spatial requirements of OR

Tambo District Municipality to determine the usage and potential of their existing built assets and plan for

the expansion to accommodate their requirements. The outcome was a phased development constructed

as the Municipality grows. To date Phases One and Two have been completed and Phase Three is due to

move into implementation stages.

CLIENT CONTACT

PERSON AND NUMBER

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

PROJECT VALUE

PROJECT COMPLETION

OR Tambo District

Municipality

B Majokweni 047-5016445

New Finance Building R15 million 2010

OFFICES CONT.

FRESH LIFESTYLE PROPERTIES

The development of these small commercial offices gave the opportunity to highlight a very successful

property group in their own corporate offices. The site sits on the boundary between the Commercial /

Retail node of Vincent Park and the Residential area of Vincent and as such forms an important interface

between the two different zonings. As such there were tight zoning constraints placed on the development

of the 1100 m2 site in that the development footprint could not exceed 20% more than the original area of

the dwelling on the site

CLIENT CONTACT

PERSON AND NUMBER

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

PROJECT VALUE

PROJECT COMPLETION

Fresh Properties

B Kinnear 043-7163054

Additions & Renovations to Existing

R1.5 million 2011

Regional Merit Award Refurbished Office

Accommodation

2012

OFFICES CONT.

6 SMARTT ROAD

The opportunity to create a new office out of an existing small

residence gave the practice the chance to create a unique working

environment which reflected the design aspirations of the firm and

provided an exciting workspace for staff and clients.

The design of the building drew from the need to present an exciting

stimulating public façade to the street whilst creating a stimulating

workspace within the offices which provided for the needs of a

growing Architectural Practice. This design became a confluence

of 3 aspects of the building. Firstly, a public façade which acts as

a visual marketing for the practice, secondly a fluid workspace

allowing for the various design facilities to be accommodated and

thirdly a canvas showcasing the design of the practice through

utilisation of a number of different materials and aspects of these

used to create a vibrant creative space.

The façade is created with prefabricated insulated panels erected in

a structural steel façade with flush glazing to the exposed members.

This in turn is clad with rusted steel sheeting façade reflective of the

construction process which is then topped with a city silhouette

reflecting buildings completed by the practice over the past 30 years.

The constructed nature of the design is emphasised by the front

staircase made of reinforcing bars and steel plate reflecting the

combination of materials to create a finished product.

The balance of the space is occupied by the library / chill zone which

is an informal seating area leading to the outdoor deck and

landscaped parking area with a citrus glade and vegetable box for

growing fresh supplies for the offices. This is enclosed with a green

wall with a planted central hedge protected by fencing.

CLIENT CONTACT

PERSON AND NUMBER

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

PROJECT COMPLETION

Smart Investment

Trust

GA Cotterell 083 700 6574

Renovations to Existing Building

2019 Regional Award Winner

for Architecture 2011

OFFICES CONT.

ALFRED NZO DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY OFFICES

Phase One and Two of Development - Phase One consists of a Council Chamber Mayoral chambers and Speakers offices with an Office block of 24 Offices with Staff room and ablutions. Phase Two consists of two new wings with 54 new Offices and a Commercial centre with a Conference venue

ALFRED NZO DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY OFFICES PHASE 3 (FUTURE DEVELOPMENT)

CLIENT CONTACT

PERSON AND NUMBER

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

PROJECT VALUE

PROJECT COMPLETION

Alfred Nzo District

Municipality

Mr Ntonga 039-2546000

New Offices R17 million 2004

RENDERINGS

Erf 1555 UTA-Harcourts Offices

Erf 859 Mthatha Offices

Erf 2041 ANC Regional Offices UTA

Mnquma Municipal Offices

RENDERINGS CONT.

Mthatha Business Park

6 Smartt Road

Mount Ayliff

HOTELS & ACCOMMODATION

OLIVEWOOD PRIVATE ESTATE & GOLF CLUB

The estate spans over 1,000 hectares of the Chintsa Valley and incorporates lush forests and meticulously

preserved local flora and fauna. You can marvel at spectacular views of the Wild Coast or the meandering

banks of Chintsa River which passes through a section of the estate.

A selection of eco-luxe property designs cater to a wide range of homeowners, from single professionals to

families and retirees. All are welcome to enjoy secure, countryside living in harmony with nature.

HOTELS & ACCOMMODATION CONT.

HLULEKA NATURE RESERVE

The brief was to provide 18 new low impact accommodation units

along with service buildings and reception area. An environmentally

sustainable water treatment and disposal facility was to be provided

for the resort. All building materials were to be locally sourced if

possible and in keeping with the natural environment. Sustainable

practices were utilised were applicable.

Preservation of the indigenous vegetation was a top priority regarding

the design development and master planning with minimal impact on

the flora.

Dhillon Lodge

N’Djamena Hotel

N’Djamena Boutique Hotel

Mthatha Business Park

SCHOOLS

ZINYOSINI SCHOOL

Local residents were included in the construction of the school on all levels. A brick yard and brick making

equipment were purchased and established on site. This equipment was then donated to the community

for use in future developments.

CLIENT CONTACT

PERSON AND NUMBER

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

PROJECT VALUE

PROJECT COMPLETION

CSIR / DRPW L Rosewing

012-8413504 New School R33 million 2004

One of nine provincial CSIR-driven schools developed as part of a pilot project to see schools developed in participation with the surrounding community as interactive facilities. This school was designed with extensive input from the local community, and construction was greatly assisted and driven by the community. The school consists of 10 new Classrooms, Admin, Library and Entrance, with renovations to existing classroom blocks.

Winner for Innovative Excellence in

Development 2005

SPECIAL SCHOOLS

NOLITHA SPECIAL SCHOOL

PHASE 1 - COMPLETE • Contract Value - R39 million • 100% Complete SCOPE OF WORK • Hall • 12 Classrooms • 2 Dormitories • 80 Beds • Flats • Kitchen • Play Area

PHASE 2 – CONCEPT STAGE • Estimated Construction Cost – R94 million [ex VAT] SCOPE OF WORK • Aquatherapy Centre • Mother’s Rooms to Existing Dormitories • 1 x Male Dormitory Block – 40 Beds • 1 x Female Dormitory Block – 40 Beds • Additions to Administration Block • 12 Additional Classrooms

SPECIAL SCHOOLS CONT.

SIGCAU SPECIAL SCHOOL

PHASE 1 COMPLETE - CONTRACT VALUE - R 4 806 415.56 SCOPE OF WORK • Renovations to Dining hall • Renovations to Dormitory Block • Renovations to central Ablution Block • Renovation of Staff Housing. PHASE 2 COMPLETE - CONTRACT VALUE - R 11 225 994.00 SCOPE OF WORK • Renovations to Dormitory Block including new bathrooms

and mother’s rooms. • Kitchen renovation including equipment. • New laundry building including equipment. • Renovations to existing Classrooms • New water treatment plant and water reticulation • New Stand- By Generator and street lighting. PHASE 3A COMPLETE SCOPE OF WORK • 1 Administration Block • 15 Classrooms • 2 Arts & Crafts Classrooms • 1 School Hall • 1 Technical / Physiotherapy Lab • 1 Library / Resource Centre • 1 Male Ablutions • 1 Female Ablutions • 4 Dormitories CURRENT CONTRACT - Anticipated Contract Value - R76 000 000.00 SCOPE OF WORK • 12 Classrooms • 2 Arts & Crafts Classrooms • 2 Workshops • 1 Technical / Physiotherapy Lab • 1 Male Ablutions • 1 Female Ablutions • 3 Dormitories • 1 Study Centre

SPECIAL SCHOOLS CONT.

SIVE SPECIAL SCHOOL

CURRENT CONTRACT - Contract Value - R89 million

SCOPE OF WORK

• 1 Dormitory Block - Boys – 48 Beds • 1 Dormitory Block - Girls – 48 Beds • 1 Multi-purpose Hall / Kitchen / Laundry • 8 Classrooms • 2 Workshop Classrooms • 1 HoD / Store • 1 Workshop & Stores • 1 Aquatherapy Facility • 200kl Water Reservoir & Overhead Supply Tank • Security Fencing & Boundary Fencing • Access / Delivery Roads • Surfaced Sports Area – Netball / Mini Soccer

SCHOOLS

IMPLEMENTATION OF 49 SCHOOLS FOR THE ASIDI SCHOOLS BUILDING PROGRAMME

In 2013 – 2014 we were the Principal Agent in the roll-out of 49 schools as part of the first Phase of the ASIDI Schools Building Programme which has added to our experience and given us the insight to continue with the implementation Educational Facilities in the Eastern Cape. This project was commended by SAIA Border Kei for the process applied to providing a large number of schools situated on extremely varied topographical site conditions which resulted in a rapid services delivery over a vast remote rural area

CLIENT CONTACT PERSON

AND NUMBER PROJECT DESCRIPTION

PROJECT VALUE

PROJECT COMPLETION

DBSA C Ramphele

011 – 313 3911

ASIDI Schools 49 Replacement Schools in the Former

Transkei R730 million 2014

BEFORE PHOTOS

AFTER PHOTO

BEFORE PHOTO

AFTER PHOTO

Commendation Award 2017

SCHOOLS

ASIDI 32 SCHOOLS BUILDING PROGRAMME

This programme is for the construction of Medium to Large Schools in the Eastern Cape for the Department of Basic Education. The Cluster Hub Schools are being built to accommodate a number of schools in the vicinity of the new school. In total 32 new schools are proposed to accommodate learners from 2015 schools in these clusters. We were instructed to assess all of these schools to determine the validity of the sites chosen for the hub schools and investigate the status of possible alternatives. We were required to proceed with all work up to Stage 4.2 for the 32 new schools, which we were able to do in 6 months.

MODELS BUILT FOR ASIDI 32 SCHOOLS BUILDING PROGRAMME

CLIENT CONTACT PERSON AND

NUMBER PROJECT

DESCRIPTION PROJECT

VALUE PROJECT COMPLETION

DBE

M Makandula ASIDI PSU Programme

Leader 0827170560

New Schools in the Eastern Cape

± R1.7 billion Tender Documentation

Complete Project on hold

SCHOOLS - ALTERNATIVE CONSTRUCTION METHOD

CACA SPS Alternative Construction Method using Structuring Insolate Panel System (SIPS)

SCHOOLS - ALTERNATIVE CONSTRUCTION METHOD CONT.

RYNO STATE AIDED SCHOOL

HOUSING

6 ON SUNSET

This exciting residence is the outcome of a design to create an ideal family home on a dynamic site in East London. The site had an existing residence which determined some of the design decisions but was materially altered in the process.

The existing house was a poorly designed 60’s residence which was orientated South and took no recognition of the site or its characteristics. The house was small, poorly lit and incorrectly orientated with public spaces on the South and a view towards the road.

The house itself capitalises on the dynamic site with public areas opening out onto the North and West facing decks and pool on the Northern side of the house. The pool is raised to the level of the entertaining areas and forms a link between the public areas and natural bush where it intersects with the treetop level of the indigenous vegetation.

The public area of the house is anchored by the open plan kitchen and all areas lead off this hub of the house. Service areas are kept to the scullery whilst all the living areas open onto outside decks and garden and capitalise on the view in all directions.

Regional Award for Architecture

2009

HOUSING CONT

RECENTLY COMPLETED HOUSES AT PEZULA PRIVATE ESTATE – KNYSNA

SAPS PROJECTS

LUSIKISIKI POLICE STATION

QUMBU POLICE STATION

NGQELENI POLICE STATION