John Dory's is committed to sustainable business practice through our Eco Voyage sustainability programme. In collaboration with John Dory's franchisees and partners, we are making a concerted effort to ensure our Environmental Sustainability Policy is a living reality in our restaurants.
We are focusing on the bottom line 'People and Planet' as the central message of our policy, with specific attention to Energy Reduction and Saving.
Our partnership with the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) & South African Sustainable Seafood Initiative (SASSI) is central to our commitment to managing our precious ocean resources. Through this collaboration, we have already taken major steps towards reviving the state of our fish stocks through support for sustainable fishing practice.
“As a seafood restaurant, our business is reliant on this fragile resource, therefore we will continue to drive the strategy of procuring products that are sustainably sourced and managed," says Joe Stead, Environmental Sustainability manager, Spur Corporation.
The Department of Home Affairs offers a multitude of services to the citizens of South Africa, as well as foreigners who wish to visit, work or stay in South Africa. The Department’s core functions are:
Civic Services
Immigration
Maintaining the National Population Register (NPR)
Managing the birth, marriage and death records
Determining and granting citizenship
Issuing travel documents and passports
Issuing identity documents (ID)
Administering admissions into the country
Determining the residency status of foreigners and issuing permits thereof
Custodianship of refugee affairs
Inspectorate
Policy directives
Mandate
The mandate of the Department is two-fold:
Firstly, the DHA is custodian, protector and verifier of the identity and status of citizens and other persons resident in South Africa. This makes it possible for people to realize their rights and access benefits and opportunities in both the public and private domains. By expanding these services to marginalized communities, the department plays is a key enabler in deepening democracy and social justice.
Secondly, the DHA controls, regulates and facilitates immigration and the movement of persons through ports of entry. It also provides civics and immigration services at foreign missions; and determines the status of asylum seekers and refugees in accordance with international obligations. The department thus makes a significant contribution to ensuring national security, enabling economic development and promoting good international relations.
Outcomes
Secured South African citizenship and identity
Immigration managed effectively and securely in the national interest including economic, social and cultural development
A services that is efficient, accessible and corruption free.
Vision
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
Values
The DHA is committed:
People-centred and caring
Patriotic
Professional and having integrity
Corruption free and ethical
Efficient and innovative
Being efficient and innovative
Being people-centred and caring
Instilling and demonstrating integrity
Accountability and transparency
Fighting corruption
PROVINCIAL MANAGER: EASTERN CAPE - GCINILE MABULU
gcinile.mabulu@dha.gov.za
KING WILLIAM’S TOWN, EASTERN CAPE, SOUTH AFRICA
PHONE: 043 604 6433
MOBILE: 082 887 5563
DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS: EASTERN CAPE OFFICES:
BIZANA OFFICE MANAGER: SINDISWA MACANIKWA
sindiswa.macanikwa@dha.gov.za
Bizana, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 039 251 0482 / Mobile: 072 889 2282
MOUNT FRERE MEDIUM OFFICE ACTING OFFICE MANAGER: NOKUTHULA MARU
nokuthula.maru@dha.gov.za
Mount Frere, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 039 255 7400 / Mobile: 083 560 0364
MOUNT AYLIFF MEDIUM OFFICE OFFICE MANAGER: NOMVUYO TSHEKELA
nomvuyo.tshekela@dha.gov.za
Mount Ayliff, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 039 254 0967 / Mobile: 066 305 8887
WILLOWVALLE LOCAL OFFICE SMALL ACTING OFFICE MANAGER: NQABISA DWAYI
nqabisa.dwayi@dha.gov.za
Willowvalle, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 047 491 8477 / Mobile: 071 465 5407
CENTANE LOCAL OFFICE SMALL OFFICE MANAGER: BABALWA SELE
babalwa.sele@dha.gov.za
Centane, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 047 498 1053 / Mobile: 060 982 1641
BUTTERWORTH MEDIUM OFFICE OFFICE MANAGER: SANDISWA MVIMBI
sandiswa.mvimbi@dha.gov.za
Butterworth, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 047 491 4300 / Mobile: 071 482 6821
MIDDLEDRIFT LOCAL OFFICE SMALL OFFICE MANAGER: BULELWA MSUTU
bulelwa.msutu@dha.gov.za
Middledrift, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 040 657 0429 / Mobile: 073 545 0124
ENGCOBO MEDIUM OFFICE OFFICE MANAGER: ANDILE SEKU
andile.seku@dha.gov.za
Engcobo, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 047 548 5500 / Mobile: 066 300 7230
CRADOCK LOCAL OFFICE SMALL ACTING OFFICE MANAGER: MELESANDI VORSTER
melesandi.vorster@dha.gov.za
Cradock, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 048 881 4130 / Mobile: 081 050 7904
QUEENSTOWN LOCAL OFFICE LARGE ACTING OFFICE MANAGER: NONKULULEKO MNGQIBISA
nonkululeko.mngqibisa@dha.gov.za
Queenstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 045 807 5700 / Mobile: 073 297 3958
CLEARY PARK MEDIUM OFFICE OFFICE MANAGER: MLINDI MDYOGOLO
mlindi.mdyogolo@dha.gov.za
Cleary Park, Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 041 481 0052 / Mobile: 066 290 3265
MOTHERWELL MEDIUM OFFICE OFFICE MANAGER: MR LUBABALO ZIBI
Lubabalo.Zibi@dha.gov.za
Motherwell, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 041 462 5706 / Mobile: 066 305 8880
PORT ELIZABETH LOCAL OFFICE LARGE OFFICE MANAGER: FEZIWE MBEBE
feziwe.mbebe@dha.gov.za
Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 041 404 8319 / Mobile: 082 893 8691
UITENHAGE MEDIUM OFFICE OFFICE MANAGER: MS NCEDISA SIGABI
Ncedisa.Sigabi@dha.gov.za
Uitenhage, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 041 995 2802 / Mobile: 071 252 2854
EAST LONDON LOCAL OFFICE LARGE ACTING OFFICE MANAGER: ALLIE VAN HEERDEN
allie.vanheerden@dha.gov.za
East London, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 043 705 8600 / Mobile: 079 519 8858
KING WILLIAM'S TOWN / BISHO OFFICE MANAGER: HLALANAM NOMVETE
Hlalanam.nomvete@dha.gov.za
King William's Town, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 043 604 1200 / Mobile: 060 546 8360
MDANTSANE MEDIUM OFFICE ACTING OFFICE MANAGER: MFUNDO JOKA
mfundo.joka@dha.gov.za
Mdantsane, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 043 708 6600 / Mobile: 073 010 6924
SOMERSET EAST LOCAL OFFICE SMALL OFFICE MANAGER: CHWAYITA VIMBAYO
chwayita.vimbayo@dha.gov.za
Somerset East, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 042 243 3880 / Mobile: 078 125 0820
GRAAFF REINET MEDIUM OFFICE OFFICE MANAGER: MS NOSITHEMBILE POSSA
nosithembile.possa@dha.gov.za
Graaff Reinet, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 049 892 2800 / Mobile: 066 290 3299
HUMANSDORP MEDIUM OFFICE OFFICE MANAGER: BULELWA DLOTHO
bulelwa.dlotho@dha.gov.za
Humansdorp, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 042 291 0817 / Mobile: 072 523 8171
GRAHAMSTOWN MEDIUM OFFICE OFFICE MANAGER: MR XOLILE SIBEJELE
xolile.sibejele@dha.gov.za
Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 046 603 2818 / Mobile: 072 889 0212
PORT ALFRED LOCAL OFFICE SMALL ACTING OFFICE MANAGER: LOYISO FENI
loyiso.feni@dha.gov.za
Port Alfred, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 046 624 5573 / Mobile: 072 889 0212
BURGERSDORP OFFICE MANAGER: DITEBOHO CHAKA
diteboho.chaka@dha.gov.za
Burgersdorp, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 051 653 0031 / Mobile: 060 993 5098
ALIWAL NORTH MEDIUM OFFICE OFFICE MANAGER: MZUKISI TEMBANI
mzukisi.tembani@dha.gov.za
Aliwal North, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 051 633 2821 / Mobile: 060 971 0278
STERKSPRUIT MEDIUM OFFICE OFFICE MANAGER: LUCKY MTSAMAYI
lucky.mtsamayi@dha.gov.za
Sterkspruit, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 051 611 0931 / Mobile: 060 993 5096
MTHATHA LOCAL OFFICE LARGE ACTING OFFICE MANAGER: MTUMELI NDZULU
mtumeli.ndzulu@dha.gov.za
Mthatha, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 047 502 5000 / Mobile: 066 305 8841
QUMBU MEDIUM OFFICE ACTING OFFICE MANAGER: ANDISWA MAKHONZA
andiswa.makhonza@dha.gov.za
Qumbu, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 047 553 7312/ 02 / Mobile: 066 119 5179
TSOLO LOCAL OFFICE SMALL OFFICE MANAGER: CIKIZWA MPAPAMA
cikizwa.mpapama@dha.gov.za
Tsolo, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 047 542 0399 / Mobile: 066 305 8831
LIBODE MEDIUM OFFICE ACTING OFFICE MANAGER: BULELANI MDLOKOVU
bulelani.mdlokovu@dha.gov.za
Libode, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 047 555 0108 / Mobile: 062 214 7363
NGQELENI LOCAL OFFICE SMALL ACTING OFFICE MANAGER: NOLIZWI MAHLATHI
nolizwi.mahlathi@dha.gov.za
Ngqeleni, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 047 568 0114 / Mobile: 073 089 3432
LUSIKISIKI LOCAL OFFICE LARGE OFFICE MANAGER: LITHA MAQOQA
litha.maqoqa @dha.gov.za
Lusikisiki, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 039 253 6300 / Mobile: 066 305 8806
DISTRICT MANAGER OPERATIONS: BUFFALO CITY METRO & AMATHOLE DISTRICT ACTING DMO: THOBELA NOGEMANE
thobela.nogemane@dha.gov.za
East London, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 043 604 6418 / Mobile: 083 262 1046
DISTRICT MANAGER OPERATIONS: NELSON MANDELA BAY METRO AND SARAH BAARTMAN DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY DMO: THEMBINKOSI MNUNU
Thembinkosi.Mnunu@dha.gov.za
Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 041 404 8300 / Mobile: 082 943 1805
DISTRICT MANAGER: OPERATIONS – CHRIS HANI & JOE GQABI ACTING DMO: MXOLISI NTABA
mxolisi.ntaba@dha.gov.za
Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 045 807 5732 / Mobile: 076 898 9480
DISTRICT MANAGER: OPERATIONS – OR TAMBO & ALFRED NZO ACTING DMO: KHANYILE DIKO
khanyile.diko@dha.gov.za
Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phone: 047 531 3279 / Mobile: 082 886 2108
The story of Nando’s starts hundreds of years ago with the first Portuguese explorers who set sail for the East in search of the legendary spice route. And so they landed on our shores and discovered the African Bird’s Eye Chilli or as we know it (and love it), PERi-PERi. Today, many years later, you can find Nando’s restaurants, our delicious, addictive sauces and our world-famous grocery range around the globe.
PERi-PERi is the heart and soul of Nando’s. Its story is our story. For centuries the people of Southeast Africa have used PERi-PERi to bring fire to their food. It is in Mozambique’s rich soil and blistering sunshine that the African Bird’s Eye Chilli grows into its fiery best. When Portuguese explorers arrived there, they were enchanted by its flavour. They added a squeeze of lemon and a kick of garlic and turned PERi-PERi into a very well-travelled spice. Which is how, many years later it ended up in Rosettenville, Johannesburg.
One afternoon in 1987, two friends went for lunch at a humble Portuguese eatery. As their meal drew to a close, they knew they’d tasted something that had to be shared. PERi-PERi was about to make one more journey – from Rosettenville to the world.
When you say howzit, heita or hello at a Nando’s, the one thing you’re guaranteed to find, besides our legendary chicken, is a warm South African welcome and a smile to make you feel at home.
Each one of our restaurants has its own unique design, but they all have earthy textures and colours that remind us of our sunny Afro-Portuguese roots and feature original, local South African art and unique design touches that make it the perfect place to sit down and enjoy the best food you’ve ever tasted.
Afro-Luso beats and friendly service add to the vibe, and then there’s the secret ingredient – our flame-grilled PERi-PERi chicken.
We’ve set the eating experience on fire and we can’t wait for you to join our table because if there’s one thing we love as much as PERi-PERi, it’s lots of people to enjoy it with!
We’ve been around for nearly 40 years – long enough to have developed a rich heritage and a solid understanding of the private healthcare industry in South Africa. So our team of experts is always looking at innovative ways to ensure our members get affordable, quality healthcare, whether it’s keeping our fingers on the pulse of technology, managing your care so lifestyle diseases are identified before they become chronic, or negotiating better rates for you. If you are one of our 730 000 beneficiaries, then you will know we are always on your side – negotiating for better rates and sourcing reputable service providers to help keep you healthy and limit rising healthcare costs.
We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all, so our wide range of plans ensure that you and your family will find a snug fit for your particular needs. We also believe there is beauty in simplicity and have made our plans easy-to-understand and use while helping to stretch your benefits as far as possible. Whether you are a go-getting entrepreneur, a CEO, newly-weds, a couple with a new family, facing retirement, or a minimum wage earner who needs peace of mind when it comes to healthcare, Bonitas is there for you.
And yes size does matter – we have financial stability, strong key indicators of fiscal health and reserves of over R6 billion. So you know we have you covered.
WALK-IN CENTRES
BLOEMFONTEIN
BUSINESS MIDDESTAD CENTRE 1ST FLOOR, MEDICAL SUITES 4 & 5 C/O CHARLES & WEST BURGER STREET BLOEMFONTEIN
CAPE TOWN
BUSINESS NO.9 LONG STREET SHOP 6 CNR LONG AND WATERKANT STREET CAPE TOWN
DURBAN
BUSINESS 102 STEPHEN DLAMINI ROAD DURBAN
JOHANNESBURG
BUSINESS MATHOMO MALL 115 MAIN STREET JOHANNESBURG
KATHU
BUSINESS 6 RIETBOK STREET KATHU
KLERKSDORP
BUSINESS MEDICOVER BUILDING SHOP 11 22 KNOWLES STREET WITKOPPIES, KLERKSDORP
KIMBERLEY
BUSINESS SHOP 76 NORTHCAPE MALL MEMORIAL ROAD ROYAL DEAN, KIMBERLEY
LEPHALALE
BUSINESS BOSVELD BOULEVARD PARK SHOP 6 C/O CHRIS HANI AND JOE SLOVO STREET ONVERWACHT, LEPHALALE
NELSPRUIT
BUSINESS CITY CENTRE MALL SHOP 11 CNR ANDREWS STREET & MADIBA DRIVE NELSPRUIT
POLOKWANE
BUSINESS SHOPRITE CHECKERS CENTER SHOP 2, GROUND FLOOR CNR HANS VAN RENSBURG STREET & GROBLER STREET POLOKWANE
PORT ELIZABETH
BUSINESS GREENACRES OFFICE PARK BLOCK 6 2ND AVENUE NEWTON PARK, PORT ELIZABETH
PRETORIA
BUSINESS NEDBANK PLAZA SHOP 17, GROUND FLOOR 361 STANZA BOPAPE STREET ARCADIA, PRETORIA
ROODEPOORT
BUSINESS FLORA CENTRE SHOP 21 & 22C/O ONTDEKKERS AND CONRAD ROAD FLORIDA NORTH, ROODEPOORT
RUSTENBURG
BUSINESS LIFESTYLE SQUARE SHOP 23 BEYERS NAUDE DRIVE RUSTENBURG
VEREENIGING
BUSINESS 27 GREY AVENUE VEREENIGING
SERVICE PROVIDERS
Medical Emergency Services: Bonitas SOS
Call: 0860 555 505
Claims: bonitasclaims@europassistance.co.za
Authorisation: bonitaspostauth@europassistance.co.za
Compliments/Complaints: queries@bonitas.co.za
Pharmacy Direct Registration
Call: 0860027800
Please call me: 0836908934 / Fax: 0866 1140 00/1/2
Email: care@pharmacydirect.co.za
Web: www.pharmacydirect.co.za
HIV/AIDS Programme
Call: 0860100646
Please call me: 0834109078 / Fax: 0800600773
Email: afa@afadm.co.za
Web: www.afa.co.za
Optical Benefits (PPN)
Call: 0410650650
Email: bonitas@ppn.co.za
Web: www.ppn.co.za
International Travel Benefit
Call: 0871354795
Email: bonitas-assist@linkham.com
Hip and Knee Programme (JointCare)
Call: 0115683334
Web: www.joint-care.co.za
Mental Health Programme
Call: 0860106155
Email: mentalhealth@bonitas.co.za
Hip and Knee Programme (ICPS)
Call: 0113272599
Web: www.icpservices.co.za
Diabetes Programme
Call: 0860002108
Email: diabeticcare@bonitas.co.za
Dental Programme
Call: 0860336346
Fax: 0866770336
Email: denis@bonitas.co.za
Claims: claims@denis.co.za
Hospital authorisations: hospitalenq@denis.co.za
Orthodontic and implant authorisations: ortho@denis.co.za
Crown and bridge authorisations: crowns@denis.co.za
Periodontal authorisations: perio@denis.co.za
Oncology Management Programme (Cancer)
Call: 0860100572
Email: oncology@bonitas.co.za
Back and Neck Programme (DBC)
Call: 0860105104
Web: www.dbcsa.co.za
Baby line
Tel: 0860999121
Baby Bags
Tel: 0860999121
Wellness Odyssey
Web: www.wellnessodyssey.co.za
QUERIES
General Queries
Call: 0860002108
Email: queries@bonitas.co.za
First Time Claim
Call: 0860002108
Email: claims@bonitas.co.za
Submitted Claims Queries
Call: 0860002108
Email: queryclaims@bonitas.co.za
Membership Updates
Call: 0860002108
Email: membermaint@bonitas.co.za
Hospital Authorisations and Admissions
Call: 0860002108 / Fax: 0860002145
Email: hospital@bonitas.co.za
Report Fraud
Call: 0800112811
Chronic Medicine
Call: 0860002108 / Fax: 0800223670 / 680
Email: chronicmeds@bonitas.co.za
BonCap Queries
Call: 0861239333
Email: boncap@bonitas.co.za
OilCo Group is a distributor of Petroleum Fuels & Lubricants operating in KZN and Mpumalanga.
Originally established thirty five years ago in Empangeni, Oilco then expanded to Nelspruit, Vryheid and Durban. The head office was relocated to 50 Electron Road, Springfield Park, Durban, in 2008. The South African petroleum industry is fast changing and the major oil companies are seeking to reduce operational risks and focus on their core businesses.
To this end they have delegated several of the functions they have traditionally performed in the market to resellers. With over 100 employees across our 5 retail and 4 wholesale sites, powered by BlueBird Logistics, Oilco is well placed to meet not only the needs of our suppliers, but our growing customer base as well.
The Group Fuel operations are conducted by two trading companies, namely Oilco Retail and Oilco Wholesale, with all logistics by Bluebird Logistics (Pty) Ltd. All the lubricants are traded through Lubeco.
OILCO RETAIL
The Retail Company operates from sites in Nelspruit, Pongola, Vryheid, Empangeni and Durban with its client base comprising mainly customers in the transport industry.
OILCO WHOLESALE
The Wholesale division operates from sites in Nelspruit, Empangeni, Pongola and Durban and services a variety of clients operating in a number of industries including Agricultural, Industrial, Transportation and Marine.
LUBECO
Lubeco is a fully committed, functional Shell Lubricants supplier. Our goal and aim is to supply and assist Global and national customers with best practice solutions.
Mission Statement
"To facilitate petroleum product consumers having access to products readily which are available in a reliable manner."
Oilco delivers its mission by:
Ensuring that quality products are available to consumers at all times, focusing on reliability and service excellence.
Advising consumers on appropriate types of fuels for their needs.
Penetrating and securing markets originally inaccessible, because of geographical and/or competitor positioning.
Ensuring that technical and managerial skills are abreast with technology developments and international best practices through continuous training
Strictly monitoring and maintaining delivery systems and processes.
Erecting, managing, and maintaining a distribution infrastructure, to internationally acceptable standards.
Complying with environmental and regulatory requirements.
High Level of HSSE compliance in line with Shell’s guidelines
Environmental Standards
Oilco is required to adhere to very strict code of health and safety standards applicable to the industry. These standards are addressed at every management meeting, to ensure the highest levels of compliance and to ensure all potential risks that the company faces in carrying out its day to day operations are managed and minimised.The major oil companies also address this risk compliance with Oilco on a monthly basis, by doing inspections and audits of its sites. In the event Oilco fails any of these inspections, the oil companies have the right to cancel their supply agreements.
Oilco was awarded a Batho Pele citation by the Chairman of Shell for its continued excellence in improving its Health and Safety Standards, as well as being ranked 2nd overall in Health and Safety Standards amongst all Shell Branded Resellers.
Legislation and regulations which Oilco requires to comply with include:
Occupational Health and Safety Act
Dangerous Goods Transportation Act
Department of Minerals & Energy Affairs licensing Requirements
The Wholesale division operates from sites in Nelspruit, Empangeni, Pongola and Durban and services a variety of clients operating in a number of industries including Agricultural, Industrial, Transportation and Marine.
We supply premium, level 4 star HSSE standard Shell product to your door step via our fully metered delivery vehicles, with no size limit.
Oilco aims to differentiate itself as a supplier to its customers by providing a superior level of service and efficiency. We do this with:
key placement of on the ground staff
quick turnaround time
flexibility
multi drops / split loads
key insights and access to research & knowledge via our on staff Tribologist
Contact Oilco Wholesale
Tel: (+27) 31 205 2044 | Fax: (+27) 31 205 2544
Physical Address: 46 Leeds Road, Umbilo, KwaZulu-Natal
OILCO STATIONS LIST:
OILCO DURBAN
PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 46 LEEDS ROAD, UMBILO, DURBAN, 4001 KZN, SOUTH AFRICAT: 031 205 2044
OILCO EMPANGENI
PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 2 OILCO LANE, EMPANGENI, 3880 KZN, SOUTH AFRICAT: 035 792 4900
OILCO VRYHEID
PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 12 STRETCH CRESCENT, VRYHEID, 3100 KZN, SOUTH AFRICAT: 034 983 3222
OILCO NELSPRUIT
PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 50 WILKINS STREET, NELSPRUIT, 1240 MPUMULANGA, SOUTH AFRICAT: 013 758 1075
OILCO PONGOLA
PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 32 DEWAAL STREET, PONGOLA, 3170 KZN, SOUTH AFRICAT: 034 413 1546
Buhrmansdrif
Bastion | Operations
Buhrmansdrif is located on the Benadeplaats farm. The farm Wagendrift is close by which also provide crude material for the plant. It is located 15 kilometers from Mafikeng on the Zeerust road.
Products Available at Buhrmansdrif
Calcite
Grasstop 20 K (blend of 80% calcite and 20% gypsum by volume)
Grasstop 40 K (blend of 60% calcite and 40% gypsum by volume)
Feedlime fine (Less than 1.7mm, bulk, 1 ton bags or 50 kg bags)
Feedlime grit (2-4mm, bulk, 1 ton bags or 50 kg bags)
Custom blends (any custom blend can be made to order)
Bastion specialises in the production of high quality lime at its three mines in the North West province. It supplies dolomitic and high quality lime and gypsum products for agricultural and industrial purposes.
About Bastion
THE NAME CHANGE AND REBRAND
We have a proud history and track record and our name change in no way reflects a distancing of our past. We embarked on quite a lengthy period of self-reflection and deliberation and we felt we had to recalibrate, re-align ourselves, so to speak, to the changes in the market and changes in the market environment. Part of this process brought to light that we needed to align everything we do to the “why” of what we stand for. Many companies know how to do business, but research has shown that many don’t know why they do business.
WHY WE DO IT:
The History
With more than 50 years' experience, Bastion is your foundation for growth.
The beginning (1967-1977)
Grasland Ondernemings (Pty) Ltd was registered on the 23rd of November 1967 and shortly thereafter the subsidiary Oos-Transvaal Kalkverskaffers (Pty) Ltd (OTKV) was bought and the first operating lime deposits were part of the Group. In the early days the Group was based in Bothaville and was called Grasland Saad en Kunsmis.
Five agricultural cooperatives were the founding members when the Group was combined, namely Kroonstad Wes Koöperasie, Sentraal Wes Koöperasie, Oos Transvaal Koöperasie, Noord Wes Koöperasie and Vrystaat Koöperasie.
In 1974 Piet Prinsloo was appointed as General Manager of the Group where two operating entities sold agricultural lime, Buhrmansdrif near Mahikeng and Immerpan near Modimolle. Agricultural lime during this time traded commercially for R1.80 per ton in bulk and R3.25 per ton bagged.
New lime sources and expansion (1978 – 1997)
1998 – 2017
A new dawn (2018)
Incorporated in 1918 and listed on the Johannesburg (JSE) and Namibian (NSX) stock exchanges, Oceana Group is a global fishing company, and an important participant in the South African, Namibian and US fishing industries. We are ranked as one of the top 20 seafood companies in the world by market capitalisation. We employ 4 845 people globally, of whom 3 736 are directly employed and 1 109 are indirectly employed. Oceana is a black-owned company and a level 1 B-BBEE contributor.
“On the surface a fishing company. Deep down, so much more.”
Over the past 5 years, Oceana has consistently been rated as one of the most empowered JSE-listed companies (Empowerdex Most Empowered Companies ranking).
Our core business is the catching, processing, marketing and distribution of canned fish, fishmeal, fish oil, lobster, horse mackerel, squid and hake. The business includes mid-water fishing (horse mackerel), deep-sea trawling (hake), and inshore fishing for pelagic fish (anchovy, Gulf Menhaden, redeye herring and pilchard). In addition, we provide refrigerated warehouse facilities and logistical support services.
“We supply fish and fish products to consumers across the spectrum – in Africa, Asia, Europe, the US, Australia and the Far East.”
The group’s principal market is the lower-end consumer (who prefers canned fish and horse mackerel). Oceana is particularly well renowned for the sale of canned pilchards under the Lucky Star label. Lucky Star is an iconic retail brand in South Africa, and leads the market within the canned fish sectors in which it operates. This includes Botswana, France, Kenya, Lesotho, Mozambique, Malawi, Mauritius, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, the United Kingdom, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
We also sell products to upper-end consumers (who are predominantly buyers of lobster, hake and certain canned fish).
The majority of our sales revenue comes from South Africa and Namibia, followed by markets in Southern and West Africa, the US, Europe, Australia and the Far East. The consolidation of Oceana’s South African, Namibian, Angolan and US fishmeal supply has increased the group’s scale and mobility in the global market. This is supported by increasing global protein requirements and growing demand for fishmeal and fish oil products. Oceana’s fishmeal and fish oil market has a global footprint. The group’s US‑based, Daybrook Fisheries operation is responsible for a significant portion of our fishmeal and fish oil products.
Oceana’s fishing and production‑related activities are conducted primarily through four operating divisions: Lucky Star; Daybrook Fisheries; Blue Continent Products; and Oceana Lobster. A fifth division, CCS Logistics, provides refrigerated warehouse facilities with operations in South Africa, Namibia and Angola. This structure creates value through economies of scale and efficiencies in terms of raw material and product volumes, use of vessels and production resources, market focus, risk management and growth opportunities.
We are committed to and support responsible fishing practices. Oceana is a founder member of the Responsible Fisheries Alliance (RFA), and has partnered with WWF and other members in the RFA to advance an ecosystems approach to fisheries management.
The group has a highly skilled board and an experienced management team who maintain a culture of good governance informed by effective risk management and compliance practices. This is supported by a stable and experienced employee base.
PO BOX 7206, ROGGEBAAI, 8012
Incorporated in 1918 and listed on the Johannesburg (JSE) and Namibian (NSX) stock exchanges, Oceana Group is a global fishing company, and an important participant in the South African, Namibian and US fishing industries. We are ranked as one of the top 20 seafood companies in the world by market capitalisation. We employ 4 845 people globally, of whom 3 736 are directly employed and 1 109 are indirectly employed. Oceana is a black-owned company and a level 1 B-BBEE contributor.
“On the surface a fishing company. Deep down, so much more.”
Over the past 5 years, Oceana has consistently been rated as one of the most empowered JSE-listed companies (Empowerdex Most Empowered Companies ranking).
Our core business is the catching, processing, marketing and distribution of canned fish, fishmeal, fish oil, lobster, horse mackerel, squid and hake. The business includes mid-water fishing (horse mackerel), deep-sea trawling (hake), and inshore fishing for pelagic fish (anchovy, Gulf Menhaden, redeye herring and pilchard). In addition, we provide refrigerated warehouse facilities and logistical support services.
“We supply fish and fish products to consumers across the spectrum – in Africa, Asia, Europe, the US, Australia and the Far East.”
The group’s principal market is the lower-end consumer (who prefers canned fish and horse mackerel). Oceana is particularly well renowned for the sale of canned pilchards under the Lucky Star label. Lucky Star is an iconic retail brand in South Africa, and leads the market within the canned fish sectors in which it operates. This includes Botswana, France, Kenya, Lesotho, Mozambique, Malawi, Mauritius, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, the United Kingdom, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
We also sell products to upper-end consumers (who are predominantly buyers of lobster, hake and certain canned fish).
The majority of our sales revenue comes from South Africa and Namibia, followed by markets in Southern and West Africa, the US, Europe, Australia and the Far East. The consolidation of Oceana’s South African, Namibian, Angolan and US fishmeal supply has increased the group’s scale and mobility in the global market. This is supported by increasing global protein requirements and growing demand for fishmeal and fish oil products. Oceana’s fishmeal and fish oil market has a global footprint. The group’s US‑based, Daybrook Fisheries operation is responsible for a significant portion of our fishmeal and fish oil products.
Oceana’s fishing and production‑related activities are conducted primarily through four operating divisions: Lucky Star; Daybrook Fisheries; Blue Continent Products; and Oceana Lobster. A fifth division, CCS Logistics, provides refrigerated warehouse facilities with operations in South Africa, Namibia and Angola. This structure creates value through economies of scale and efficiencies in terms of raw material and product volumes, use of vessels and production resources, market focus, risk management and growth opportunities.
We are committed to and support responsible fishing practices. Oceana is a founder member of the Responsible Fisheries Alliance (RFA), and has partnered with WWF and other members in the RFA to advance an ecosystems approach to fisheries management.
The group has a highly skilled board and an experienced management team who maintain a culture of good governance informed by effective risk management and compliance practices. This is supported by a stable and experienced employee base.
PO BOX 7206, ROGGEBAAI, 8012
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