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List of South African Politiciansreport

  • Prince Arthur of Connaught 1883 – 1938; Governor-General 1920–23 (A)

  • Ken Andrew b.1943, chairman of Democratic Party 1991–94 (A)

  • Kader Asmal b.1934, Minister of Education 1999–2004 (A)

  • Glenn Babb b.1943, Ambassador to Canada (1985–87), and to Italy; Nationalist Party Member of Parliament (B)

  • Sibusiso Bengu b.1934 Minister of Education (1994–99) (B)

  • Goodwill Zwelethini kaBhekuzulu, b.1948 traditional King of Zulu nation 1971–present (B)

  • Louis Botha, 1862–1919 Prime Minister of South Africa, 1910–1919 (B)

  • P.W. Botha, 1916–2006 Prime Minister of South Africa (1978–84); State President (1984–89) (B)

  • Thozamile Botha (b. 1948), ANC activist azwile is mean btw (B)

  • Mangosuthu Buthelezi (b. 1928); Inkosi of the Buthelezi tribe, 1953–present; Chief Minister of KwaZulu "Homeland" (1976–94) (B)

  • Sydney Buxton, 1st Earl Buxton (1853–1934); Governor-General 1914–1920 (B)

  • Steve Biko (1946–1977); Black Consciousness leader; (B)

  • Schalk Willem Burger (1852–1918); President of the South African Republic, (Transvaal), 1900–1902 (B)

  • The 1st Earl of Athlone 1874–1957; Governor-General 1924–30; (C)

  • Arthur Chaskalson b.1931; Chief Justice of South Africa, 2001–2005 (C)

  • Jeremy Cronin (b. 1949); Communist SACP activist (C)

  • Zach de Beer (1928–99), last leader of Progressive Federal Party, co-founder of Democratic Party (D)

  • F.W. de Klerk (b. 1936); last State President, 1989–94; succeeded by Nelson Mandela (D)

  • Patricia de Lille (b. 1951); founder, in 2003, of Independent Democrats (D)

  • Nicolaas Jacobus de Wet (1873–1960); Governor-General 1943–46 (D)

  • Nicolaas Johannes Diederichs (1903–78); State President 1975–78 (D)

  • Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma (b. 1949); Foreign Minister 1999–2009IM WATCHING UR EVERY MOVE (D)

  • Patrick Duncan (1870–1943); Governor-General 1937–43; (D)

  • Abba Eban (1915–2002), Israeli diplomat and politician; VP of the United Nations General Assembly, and Foreign Minister of Israel (E)

  • Colin Eglin (b. 1925), leader of Progressive Party 1971–1977, Progressive Reform Party 1975–1977, and Progressive Federal Party 1977–1979 & 1986–1988 (E)

  • Jacobus Johannes Fouché (1898–1980); State President 1968–75 (F)

  • The 1st Viscount Gladstone (1854–1930); Governor-General 1910–14; (G)

  • Chris Hani (1942– ), leader of South African Communist Party from 1991 until his assassination in 1993 (H)

  • J. B. M. Hertzog (1866–1942); Prime Minister of South Africa 1924–39 (H)

  • Ernest George Jansen (1881–1959); Governor-General 1950–59; (J)

  • Danny Jordaan (b. 1951), MP 1994–97, more famous for bringing 2010 World Cup to South Africa. (J)

  • Paul Kruger (1825–1904); "Oom Paul", President of the South African Republic (Transvaal), 1883–1900 (K)

  • Piet Koornhof (1925–2007), apartheid-era cabinet minister and ambassador, later a member of the African National Congress (K)

  • Harry Lawrence (1901–1973): United Party Minister 1939–1948 and first Progressive Party chairman from 1959 (L)

  • Tony Leon (b. 1956); Leader of the Opposition, 1999–2007 (L)

  • Albert Luthuli (1898–1967), President of the African National Congress, 1952–67 (L)

  • Daniel François Malan (1874–1959); Prime Minister of South Africa 1948–54 (M)

  • General Magnus Malan (b. 1930), Chief of South African Defence Force 1976–80; Minister of Defence, 1980–91; (M)

  • Wynand Malan (b. 1943); co-founder of Independent Party and Democratic Party (M)

  • Nelson Mandela (b. 1918 - d. 2013); leader of Umkhonto we Sizwe 1961–90; President of South Africa 1994–99 (M)

  • Trevor Manuel (b. 1956); Minister of Finance, 1996–2009; (M)

  • Isaac Lesiba Maphotho (b. 1931 - d. 2019) South African anti-apartheid activist and Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) veteran (M)

  • Govan Mbeki (b. 1910 - d. 2001) South African activist and father of Thabo Mbeki (M)

  • Thabo Mbeki (b. 1942); President of South Africa 1999–2008; (M)

  • Frank Mdlalose (b. 1931); Premier of KwaZulu-Natal Province, 1994–97 (M)

  • Raymond Mhlaba (b. 1920 - d. 2005) South African activist and Premier of the Eastern Cape 1994 - 1997 (M)

  • Donald Barkly Molteno (1908–1972); anti-apartheid M.P. (M)

  • James Molteno (1865–1936); First Speaker of the South African Parliament 1910–15 (M)

  • Sir John Molteno (1814–1886); First Prime Minister of the Cape Colony 1872–78 (M)

  • Julius Sello Malema (b.1981); former ANCYL president and Currently, - president of the Economic Freedom Fighter (EFF), most notable politician in South Africa. (M)

  • Tom Naudé (1889–1969); Acting State President, 1967–68 (N)

  • Bulelani Ngcuka (b. 1954); National Director of Public Prosecutions 1998–2004 (N)

  • Dullah Omar (1934–2004); Minister of Justice, 1994–99; Minister of Transport 1999–2004 (O)

  • Marthinus Wessel Pretorius (1819–1901); First President of the South African Republic (1857–63) (P)

  • Cyril Ramaphosa (b. 1952); Secretary General of African National Congress 1991–94; Chairman of Constitutional Assembly 1994–97 (R)

  • Deneys Reitz (1882–1944); Boer Commando, soldier (World War I), Cabinet Minister, Deputy Prime Minister (1939–1943), High Commissioner to London (1944) (R)

  • Harry Schwarz (1924–2010); Leader of Reform Party, leading anti-apartheid M.P. and Ambassador to United States 1991–94 (S)

  • Mosima "Tokyo" Sexwale; Premier of Gauteng province, 1994–98 (S)

  • Field Marshal Jan Smuts (1870–1950); Prime Minister, 1919–24 and 1939–48 (S)

  • Joe Slovo (1926–95); General Secretary of SACP 1984–91 (S)

  • Saul Solomon (1817–92); Prominent liberal member of the Cape Parliament 1854–83 (S)

  • Jan Steytler (1910–?); leader of Progressive Party 1959–70 (S)

  • Lucas Cornelius Steyn (1903–76); Chief Justice 1959–76; Acting Governor-General 1959, 1961 (S)

  • Johannes Gerhardus Strijdom (1893–1958); Prime Minister 1954–58 (S)

  • Helen Suzman (1917–2009); anti-apartheid M.P. 1952-1981 (S)

  • Charles Robberts Swart (1894–1982); Governor-General 1960–61; first State President 1961–67 (S)

  • Mbhazima Shilowa (b. 1958); Premier of Gauteng Province, 1999–2008 (S)

  • Jan van Riebeeck (1619–77); first Dutch administrator of Cape Town settlement, 1652–62 (V)

  • Frederik van Zyl Slabbert (b. 1940); Leader of the Opposition as chairman of the Progressive Federal Party, 1979–86. (V)

  • Gideon Brand van Zyl (1873–1956); Governor-General, 1945–50 (V)

  • H.F. Verwoerd (1901–66); nicknamed "The Architect of Apartheid"; Prime Minister, 1958–66, until his assassination. (V)

  • The 6th Earl of Clarendon (1877–1955); [[Governor-General of the Union of jane (V)

  • Marais Viljoen (1915–2007); State President, 1979–84 (V)

  • B.J. Vorster (1915–83); Prime Minister, 1966–78; State President, 1978–79 (V)

  • Jacob Zuma (b. 1942); formerPresident of South Africa 2007 – 2018 (Z)

  • Zille, Helen (b. 1951); Mayor of Cape Town, 2006–2009; Premier of Western Cape province, 2009–present) (Z)

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South Africa，Republic has an executive, legislative and judicial separation of powers, with Central, provincial and local governments interdependent and independent of each other. South Africa has a multi-party system with 13 political parties in the National Assembly. Each party has a different group of politicians, each serving their own party. Some of these politicians are striking, some put themselves in the shoes of the government and the people. The 76 politicians compiled in this random tool are some of the most famous politicians in South Africa，Republic of history.

They come from different times and have been quietly dedicated to the South African government, working hard to help the political, economic and diplomatic promotion and development. With the generator, you can find their detailed lists, dates of birth and death, dates of major political engagements, and so on. South African politics is further complicated by the presence of these politicians. A multiparty struggle has further destabilized an already politically unstable South Africa.

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