APPENDIX A

HENK STEYN - ABRIDGED CURRICULUM VITAE

Name: HS (Henk) Steyn

Profession: Archaeologist

Date of birth: 1971-09-15

Parent Firm: PGS Heritage

Position at Firm: Managing Director

Years with firm: 10

Years of experience: 15

Nationality: South African

HDI Status: White Male

EDUCATION

Name of University or Institution : University of Pretoria

Degree obtained : BA

Major subjects : Archaeology, History & Cult. History

Year : 1996

Name of University or Institution : University of Pretoria

Degree obtained : BA [Hons] (Cum laude)

Major subjects : Archaeology

Year : 1997

Professional Qualifications:

Professional Archaeologist - Association of Southern African Professional Archaeologists - Professional

Member

CRM Accreditation:

Principal Investigator - Grave Relocations

Field Director – Iron Age

Field Supervisor – Colonial Period and Stone Age

Languages:

Afrikaans

English – Speaking (Good) Reading (Good), Writing (Good)

KEY QUALIFICATIONS

Grave Relocation Management, Cultural Resource Management and Heritage Impact Assessment

Management, Archaeology, Business Management

Treasurer of ASAPA -2011 - current

EXPERIENCE

Heritage Assessments

As a heritage practitioner I have been involved with approximately 60 Heritage Impact Assessments

including, but not limited to:

Archaeological Walkdown, Hydra-Perseus Transmission line (260km), Northern Cape Province - Eskom

Phase 2 Heritage Impact Assessment and EMP, Gamma-Omega Transmission line (550km), Western

Cape Province - Nature Conservation Corporation

Archaeological Walk Down and EMP, Eros- Neptune Transmission Line (380km), Transkei, Eastern Cape Province – Aurecon

Phase 2 Heritage Impact Assessment in terms of the proposed Comet Ext. 8 Development, Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality – Urban Dynamics

Heritage Impact Assessment for the proposed development of Comet Ext. 14, Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality, Marsh Environmental

Nature Conservation Corporation, Phase 2 Heritage Impact Assessment and EMP, Hydra-Perseus Transmission line (260km – selected areas), Northern Cape Province

Heritage Assessment, Friarsdale, Northern Cape – Afrimat

Heritage Assessments for three SCP Projects (De Aar, Kimberley, Loeriesfontein) – SiVest

Co-Author of a Cultural Resources Management Plan for Marakele National Park.

Co-Author of a Cultural Resources Management Plan for Augrabies National Park.

Grave Relocations

As Managing Director of PGS, I have been involved in more than 55 grave relocation projects, including:

1. iMpunzi Division of Duiker Mining, Witbank, Relocation of 950 graves. Field Supervisor under WC Nienaber as PI

2. University of Pretoria, Nandoni Dam Grave Relocation Project, Thohoyandou, Limpopo Province. Relocation of approximately 1,000 graves. Field Supervisor under WC Nienaber as PI.

3. Alveda Park Development, NewHco. Relocation of 114 graves. Field Director, under WC Nienaber as PI

4. Tselentis Colliery, Duiker Mining. Relocation of 80 graves. Permit Holder with WC Nienaber as PI 5. Tselentic Colliery, Expansion of mining activities. Relocation of 15 graves. Permit Holder with WC

Nienaber as PI. 6. Abland, Proposed development of Portion 41 of the farm Wonderboom 302-JR. Relocation of 17

graves. Permit Holder with WC Nienaber as PI 7. TCTA, VRESAP Development. Relocation of 56 graves. Permit Holder with WC Nienaber as PI. 8. Biscuit Trading, Proposed Development of Portion 97 of the farm Knopjeslaagte 385-JR.

Relocation of 5 graves. Permit Holder with WC Nienaber as PI 9. Savannah Country Estates, Mamelodi, Pretoria, Gauteng Province. Relocation of 7 graves. Project

Manager and Permit Holder with WC Nienaber as PI. 10. Atterbury Property Developments, Hartebeespoort Dam, Pretoria. Relocation of 11 graves.

Project Manager and Permit Holder with WC Nienaber as PI. 11. The Outpost Estate, Bela-Bela, Limpopo Province. Relocation of 78 graves. Project Manager and

Permit Holder with WC Nienaber as PI. 12. Nkomati Mine, Onverwacht grave relocation, near Badplaas, Mpumalanga. Relocation of 45

graves. Permit Holder with WC Nienaber as PI. 13. Nkomati Mine, Nkomati Mine grave relocation, near Badplaas, Mpumalanga. Relocation of 60

graves. Project Manager and Permit Holder with WC Nienaber as PI. 14. New Vaal Colliery, Mac West Project, Free State, Relocation of 650 graves. Project Manager and

Permit Holder with WC Nienaber as PI. 15. Phokathaba Platinum, Smokey Hills Mine, Maandagshoek, Burgersfort, Limpopo Province.

Relocation of 11 graves. Project Manager and Permit Holder with WC Nienaber as PI. 16. Martins Funerals (Randburg), Garstfontein road grave relocation, Pretoria, Gauteng Province.

Relocation of 1 grave. Project Manager and Permit Holder with W.C. Nienaber as PI. 17. Bombela CJV, Graves affected by Gautrain Development, Midrand, Gauteng Province. Relocation

of 26 graves. Project Manager and Permit Holder with WC Nienaber as PI. 18. Cranbrook Properties, Motaganeng Project, Burgersfort, Limpopo Province. Relocation of 60

graves. Project Manager & Permit Holder with WC Nienaber as PI. 19. Silver Glade Investments, Swavelpoort, Pretoria. Relocation of 45 graves. Project Manager and

Permit Holder with WC Nienaber as PI. 20. Anglo Coal (Kleinkopje Colliery), Zondagsvlei, near Ogies, Mpumalanga Province. Relocation of 110

graves. Project Manager and Permit Holder with WC Nienaber as PI.

21. Anglo Coal (Kleinkopje Colliery), Kleinkopje Coppiery, Witbank, Mpumalanga Province. Relocation of 4 graves. Project Manager and Permit Holder with WC Nienaber as PI.

22. Africon. Rescue excavation of 1 grave near Silvertondale, Pretoria, Gauteng Province. Project Manager and Permit Holder with WC Nienaber as PI

23. Osizweni Plaza, Newcastle, KwaZulu-Natal. Relocation of 65 graves. Project Manager and Permit Holder with WC Nienaber as PI.

24. Anglo Coal, Farm Straffontein, Delmas, Mpumalanga. Relocation of 16 graves. Project Manager and Permit Holder under WC Nienaber as PI.

25. Beaurivage, Relocation of 3 graves, Hartebeestpoort, North West Province. Field Director, under WC Nienaber as PI.

26. EIMS, Rescue excavation of 2 graves, Watloo, Pretoria, Gauteng Province. Project Manager and Permit Holder with WC Nienaber as PI.

27. Xtsrata Coal, Phoenix Plant. Relocation of 1 grave. Field Director, under WC Nienaber as PI. 28. Xstrata Coal, ATCOM East, Relocation of 53 graves. Field Director, under WC Nienaber as PI. 29. AGES Environmental, Sephaku Fluoride Chemical Plant, Ekandustria, Bronkhorstspruit, Gauteng

Province. Relocation of 4 graves. Project Manager. (Current) 30. Nkomati Mine, near Badplaas, Mpumalanga Province. Relocation of 32 graves. Project Manager.

(Current) 31. Relocation of 606 graves at Xstrata Coal (Tweefontein) – Current. Project Manager

EMPLOYMENT SUMMARY

Positions Held

1997-2000

Member – Archaeo-Info cc

2000 - 2010

Member – Archaeology Africa cc

2003-current

Managing Director - Professional Grave Solutions (Pty) Ltd

2008 - current

Director - Professional Grave Solutions Botswana (Pty) Ltd

Countries of work experience:

• South Africa

• Botswana

APPENDIX B LOCALITY MAP

Figure 1 -– Locality shown on Map

Figure 2 - Locality shown on Google earth

APPENDIX C (Historical maps of the area)

Figure 3 – Historical 1:50 000 map dating from 1943. No historical cemeteries are indicated in the area where Cem1 and

Cem2 are located.

Figure 4 - Figure 5 – Historical 1:50 000 map dating from 1961. No historical cemeteries are indicated in the area where

Cem1 and Cem2 are located.

APPENDIX D

CEMETERY PHOTOGRAPHS

Cemetery 1

Figure 6 - View of cemetery 1 looking north. The graves in the foreground are obscured by the vegetation cover. The white

arrows indicate the position of some of the grave with visible markers.

Figure 7 - Typical grave from Cemetery 1. Note the bricks marking the head and foot ends of the grave.

Cemetery 2

Figure 8 – The three graves in Cemetery 2, looking north-west. The small stones on C2/1 are visible on the left of the picture

(arrow).

Figure 9 - Close up view of grave

APPENDIX E SOCIAL CONSULTATION PROCESS

Context of the Cemeteries

During the social consultation process it became clear that the area where the affected cemeteries are

located were inhabited by personnel of the nearby Cerebos salt works. According to information

gleaned from the family members of the deceased as well sources in the Coega Development

Corporation (CDC) and Cerebos, approximately 80 people were accommodated in hostels belonging to

Cerebos. As far as we can tell the occupancy ran from between the late 1960’s and the early 2000’s

when the occupants were relocated by the CDC after they acquired the land from Cerebos. The

occupants were relocated to Well’s Estate just outside Motherwell. Most of the next of kin who were

consulted during the social consultation hails from Wells estate.

Social Consultation

PGS Heritage has conducted an in-depth social consultation process (as required by Act 25 of 1999) in

order to identify any unknown buried individuals and to obtain permission for exhumation and re-

interment from affected families, communities and other bona fide interested and affected parties. At

the time of writing, representatives of families of 32 of the 38 graves had contacted us and requested

for the affected graves to be relocated (see Appendix H). The remaining 6 graves are all unidentified.

The social consultation process included site notices, newspaper notices, broadcasts on a relevant

vernacular radio station and personal communication with community members. During the social

consultation process, PGS Heritage was greatly assisted by Mr Johannes Vrolik (a local Coega resident)

and Mr Marco McPherson (Martins Funerals). The next of kin of the affected graves were accompanied

to the graves and had to physically verify the position of the burials of the deceased they were related

to.

Site Notices

Site notices were put up at both cemeteries on the site on 30/04/2013 and are still on display (Appendix

F).

Newspaper Notices

Notices were published in a national newspaper (Daily Sun – 31/05/2013) and local newspaper (PE

Express/ PE Indaba – 05/06/2013) with the aim of identifying any family members and negotiating the

mitigation thereof with any affected and interested parties (Appendix G).

Radio Broadcasts

Notices regarding the proposed grave relocation were broadcast in isiXhosa on the radio station

Umhlobo Wenene fm, several times a day over a period of one week, from 17-21 June 2013

(Appendix H). The radio broadcasts turned to be very effective in locating the next of kin.

APPENDIX F

COPY OF SITE NOTICES

APPENDIX G COPIES OF NEWSPAPER NOTICES

Daily Sun Notices

PE Express/ PE Indaba Notices

APPENDIX H

RADIO BROADCAST NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICE

PGS Heritage is trying to contact the family of persons buried in two

cemeteries on the farm Swarte Koppen 302, at Coega, Eastern Cape

Province. One cemetery consists of 27 graves and the other of 3 graves.

Both are fenced with concrete fences. The area where the cemeteries are

situated is known as Soutpan and most of the residents used to work for

Cerebos. As far as we know, there used to be a worker hostel close to the

cemeteries.

There will be a meeting for family members at the site of the graves on

Saturday 22 June and on Saturday 29 June from 10am - 1pm.

Please contact:

Mr Henk Steyn or Mr Joe Vrolik

PGS Heritage Coega

Tel. no.: 012 332 5305 0835856880

E-mail: henk@gravesolutions.co.za

APPENDIX I REGISTER OF GRAVES

(Graves marked in green are unknown)

CEMETERY 1

Grave no. Name of deceased Date of death Age at death Next of kin Relationship to deceased ID Number of NOK

Contact details of NOK

C01/01 Andries Visagie 1970's appr 48 years George de Vos Brother in law of deceased 4710025104084 0414854035

C01/02 Poppie de Vos late 1970's 50's George de Vos Sister in law of deceased 4710025104084 0414854035

C01/03 Pa de Vos appr 1985 15 years George de Vos Sister in law's son 4710025104084 0414854035

C01/04 Nomonde Makeleni appr 1968 appr 7 years Lunga Makeleni Brother of deseased 7112305668085 0839930672

C01/05 Nosipo Makeleni appr 1964 appr 7 years Lunga Makeleni Brother of deseased 7112305668085 0839930672

C01/06 Sylvia Raisa 1991 3 years William Raisa Father of deceased 4010105844083 0798116407

C01/07 Biza Jonas 1971 appr 4 years Eunice Jonas Mother of deceased 7002050955086 0731620367

C01/08 Noxolo Jonas 1971 appr 4 years Eunice Jonas Mother of deceased 7002050955086 0731620367

C01/09 Nonzomilo Witbooi 1972 20 years Msutukazi Konki Sister of deceased 4910250724081 0782601788

C01/10 Makhaya Mdingi 08/08/1976 14 years and 11 months Vuyiswa Mdingi Mother of deceased 5804280811084 0785936323

C01/11 Andile Mkhetsane 15/04/1970 5 years Gertrude Mkhetsane Mother of deceased 4310170365083 0782498394

C01/12 Pennie Makeleni appr 1978 appr 1 month Lunga Makeleni Brother of deseased 7112305668085 0839930672

C01/13 Zoleka Mkhetsane 21/08/1966 4 years Gertrude Mkhetsane Mother of deceased 4310170365083 0782498394

C01/14 Nomtu Witbooi 1969 15 years Msutukazi Konki Sister of deceased 4910250724081 0782601788

C01/15 Pinkie Maletsane 1976 appr 1 year Gladys Maletsane Sister of deceased 6605190464081 0780039573

C01/16 Vincent Sokwana 1970 1 year Hozibele Sokwana Mother of deceased 3601011077080 0731620367

C01/17 Nomsa Jonas 1979 2 years Eunice Jonas Mother of deceased 7002050955086 0731620367

C01/18 Sally Bokwe 1976 70 years Nombulelo Noroyi Daugher of deceased 6302041015086 0788876098

C01/19

C01/20 Lettie Maletsane 1975 33 years Gladys Maletsane Daugter of deseased 6605190464081 0780039573

C01/21 Lungile & Lungiswa Mabala (twins). 1971

unknown, probably babies Patricia Mabale Sister 7009010768087 0768402151

C01/22 Nkosana Mabale 1976 1 year Patricia Mabale Sister 7009010768087 0768402151

C01/23 Silvia Sindiswa Nonqane 1960's 9 months Nothemba Nonqane Mother of deceased 4408210457082

37 Fanegale Street, Motherwell

C01/24 Armstrong Solani 1970's appr 5 years Douglas Solani Brother of deceased 5406065924080 0763900770

C01/25 Zoleka Dama 1979 appr 6 years Buyelwa Dama Mother of deceased 3305270079080 13 Novemana Str Motherwell

C01/26 Edward Thai appr 1971 appr 70 years Samuel Moremi Deceased was his uncle 4802285612086 0838992454

C01/27

C01/28 Manewu Thai 1980's appr 65 years Samuel Moremi Deceased was his uncle's wife 4802285612086 0838992454

C01/29 Ntobeli Mjewu 1967 2 years Angelina Mjewu Deceased's aunt 5003030791080 38 Kolisi Street, Wells Estate

C01/30 Nomsa Mati 1973 3 years Babay Mati Uncle (child's mother is deceased) 4004285380083 0767474990

C01/31 Spambuka Gege 1976 appr 76 years Phillip Popi Son of deceased 6203205667086 0765989443

C01/32 Nonzima Mxabaniso 1968 appr 6 years Evelyn Solani Sister 5407170730081 0781465530

C01/33 Fezikile Solani 1972 appr 6 months Joyce Solani Mother of deceased 5301012115082 0737949509

C01/34 Zoliswa dama 1980 Appr 6 years Buyelwa Dama Mother of deceased 3305270079080 13 Novemana Str Motherwell

CEMETERY 2

Grave no. Name of deceased Date of death Age at death Next of kin Relationship to deceased ID Number of NOK

Contact details of NOK

C02/01

C02/02

C02/03

C02/04

APPENDIX J CEMETERY LAYOUT PLANS

Cemetery 1

Cemetery 2