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"Zandile Ruth Thelma Gumede (born 12 May 1961) is a South African who has been serving as a Member of the KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Legislature since 2020. She served as the Executive Mayor of the eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality from 2016 until 2019. Gumede is a member of the African National Congress. Early Life A mother of four and a grandmother of seven, Gumede, who resides in Phoenix, was born on 12 May 1961 in Amaoti at Inanda, north of Durban. She is one of thirteen children born to Mr and Mrs Majola. Gumede attended Amaoti Primary, Okhozini Primary in Hammarsdale and JL Dube and Zwelibanzi Secondary Schools. Her father was a police officer. Politics Her career included being a former ward councillor, executive committee member and chairperson of the Community and Emergency Services Committee. Gumede was elected as a proportional representative (PR) councillor for two terms before she became Amaoti councillor. In the eThekwini Municipality, she was also elected as treasurer from 2007 to 2015. After 1994, Gumede worked in different community development organisations in Inanda, including the Inanda Civic Association, Inanda Development Forum, CPF and also a health organisation. Her purchases of armoured vehicles has raised concern by some critics. After nominating Mxolisi Kaunda in August 2019 as Durban's new mayor, the ruling ANC begged Gumede to resign her mayoralty. On 26 August 2019 it was reported that the ANC had received Gumede's resignation, but two days later Gumede withdrew her resignation. Her lawyers advised her to withdraw her resignation in the light of the criminal charges she is facing. On 19 August 2020, Gumede was sworn in as a Member of the KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Legislature, replacing Ricardo Mthembu, who died from COVID-19 in July. Opposition parties criticised her appointment, while Duduzane Zuma, son of former president Jacob Zuma, congratulated her. Alleged involvement in crime In December 2018, the Hawks, a South African criminal investigation unit, included Gumede in forensic investigations related to fraud, money laundering and corruption during her tenure, and personal involvement in alleged illegal tender awards, fake employment creation and various other matters. On 14 May 2019, Gumede appeared in the Special Commercial Crimes court in Durban for multiple crimes relating to fraud, and was released on R50 000 bail, pending further court appearances. The ANC Youth League called for Gumede to resign as mayor because the bail conditions imposed by the court would not allow her to execute her mayoral functions, while the ANC Women's League showed support for her to remain in office.Mayor Gumede gains support from eThekwini ANCWL as calls for her removal grow, News24. Retrieved on 13 August 2019. After the arrest of Gumede, the Hawks investigation officer in charge of this case, was ambushed by three gunmen and was lucky to be alive after being injured. Her term as mayor came to an end when Mxolisi Kaunda was elected as Durban's mayor on 5 September 2019. On 10 October 2019, the Hawks and members of the South African National Prosecuting Authority's (NPA) Asset Forfeiture Unit raided Gumede's Illchester Avenue home in Durban North. However, Gumede was not found there and it was discovered that she had only rented the property and vacated it in July, subsequently changing addresses - a direct violation of her bail conditions. The Hawks and the NPA then moved to Gumede's home in Inanda where they served her a court order to carry out the raids in relation to a R280 million tender scam within the Durban Solid Waste department. The raids were intended to seize R51 million in assets, including a number of luxury verhicles, including Porsches, Lamborghinis and Jaguar vehicles. Various homes, belonging to fifteen other co-accused individuals were also targeted during the raids. Footage of the raids went viral online. See also * Mayor of eThekwini * Timeline of Durban References External links 1961 births Living people African National Congress politicians Mayors of Durban "
"The Geological Survey of South Australia is an authority within the Department of Mining and Energy of the Government of South Australia that is responsible for surveying and exploration of South Australia's geological resources. The Geological Office was started in December 1882 as under the Commissioner of Crown Lands and Immigration the creation of the survey had been an issue in the local press earlier in the same year. Historically, the Survey has existed under the various names of the Mines Department has been ascribed by various governments. Johns, R.K. (1976) History of the Geological Survey of South Australia, pp.64 - 78 in The division makes its public geoscientific information available through the South Australia Resources Information Gateway (SARIG) and regularly publishes articles in its own MESA Journal. See also * Geological Survey of Western Australia * Geoscience Australia Notes External links * Mineral Resources Division of the Department of State Development 1882 establishments in Australia Government agencies of South Australia South Australia "
"Kempegowda Residential School is a private school, affiliated to ICSE and State Board. KGRS took off in the year 1999. The school is managed by Kempegowda Foundation. The school is located in Belagumba, Tumkur city, with the prime objective to impart education to each and every section of the society References Pre University colleges in Karnataka Schools in Tumkur district "