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*[[File:SA-PatrioticAlliance.png]] [[Welfare Chauvinism|Patriotic Alliance]] |
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*[[File:Socdem.png]] [[Social Democracy|United Democratic Movement]] |
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*[[File:Glib.png]] [[Green Liberalism|GOOD]] |
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*[[File:PAC.png]] [[Black Nationalism|Pan Africanist Congress of Azania]] |
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**[[File:Cdem.png]] [[Christian Democracy|African Transformation Movement]] |
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Latest revision as of 10:30, 2 July 2024
Parties
Parliamentary
Government of National Unity[1]
African National Congress
Multi-Party Charter For South Africa
Patriotic Alliance
United Democratic Movement
Al Jama-ah (The Congregation)
GOOD
Pan Africanist Congress of Azania
Confidence and supply
Opposition
Progressive Caucus
ActionSA- Multi-Party Charter For South Africa
- Build One South Africa
National Coloured Congress
Extraparliamentary
Abantu Batho Congress
South African Communist Party- African People's Convention
United Christian Democratic Party
Plaaslike Besorgde Inwoners (Concerned Local Residents)
Bolsheviks Party of South Africa
United Independent Movement- African Democratic Change
Better Residents Association
Azanian People's Organisation- Democratic Liberal Congress
International Revelation Congress- Power of Africans Unity
- Afrikan Alliance of Social Democrats
- Africa Restoration Alliance
Minority Front
People's Revolutionary Movement- Cape Independence Party
Nasionale Konserwatiewe Party van Suid-Afrika (National Conservative Party of South Africa)- Agang South Africa (Let Us Build South Africa)
Capitalist Party of South Africa- National Freedom Party
African Independent Congress
Congress of the People
Historical
Independent Democrats (2003 - 2014)
Federale Alliansie (Federal Alliance) (1998 - 2007)
Afrikaner Eenheidsbeweging (Afrikaner Unity Movement) (1998 - 2003)
Nuwe Nasionale Party (New National Party) (1997 - 2005)
Nasionale Party (National Party) (1990 - 1997)
Demokratiese Party (Democratic Party) (1989 - 2000)- Konserwatiewe Party van Suid-Afrika (Conservative Party of South Africa) (1982 - 2004)
- Progressiewe Federale Party (Progressive Federal Party) (1977 - 1989)
New Republic Party (1977 - 1988)- Suid-Afrikaanse Party (South African Party) (1977 - 1980)
Arbeidersparty van Suid-Afrika (Labour Party of South Africa) (1969 - 1994)- Nasionale Unie (National Union) (1960 - 1966)
- Progressiewe Party (Progressive Party) (1959 - 1975)
Nasionale Party (National Party) (1948 - 1990)
Verenigde Party (United Party) (1934 - 1977)- Dominion Party (1934-1948)
- Nasionale Party (National Party) (1914 - 1948)
Suid-Afrikaanse Arbeidersparty (South African Labour Party) (1910 - 1958)
Suid-Afrikaanse Party (South African Party) (1910-1934)
Unionist Party (1910-1920)
South African Party (Cape Colony) (1896-1910)
Progressive Party (Cape Colony) (1890-1910)
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People
Pre-Union National Leaders
Jan van Riebeeck (Cape Colony, 1652-1662)
Cecil Rhodes (Cape Colony, 1890-1896)
Nicolaas Waterboer (West Griqualand, 1852-1896)
Shaka Zulu (Zululand, 1816-1828)- Cetshwayo (Zululand, 1873-1879)
Frederick Moor (Natal, 1906-1910)- Paul Kruger (Transvaal, 1883-1900)
Martinus Theunis Steyn (Oranje, 1896-1902)
State Presidents of South Africa
Charles Robberts Swart (1961-1967) ( National Party)
Tom Naudé (1967-1968) ( National Party)- Jim Fouché (1968-1975) ( National Party)
Jan De Klerk (1975, Acting) ( National Party)
Nico Diederichs (1975-1978) ( National Party)- Marais Vijoen (1978, Acting) ( National Party)
John Vorster (1978-1979) ( National Party)- Marais Vijoen (1979-1984 ) ( National Party)
Prior to P. W. Botha's presidency, the position of state president was largely ceremonial until the offices of president and prime minister were merged in 1984
Pieter Botha (1984-1989) ( National Party)
Chris Heunis (1989, Acting) ( National Party)
Frederik Willem de Klerk (1989-1994) ( National Party)
Presidents
Nelson Mandela (1994-1999) ( African National Congress)
Thabo Mbeki (1999-2008) ( African National Congress)
Ivy Matsepe-Casaburri (2008) ( African National Congress)[2]
Kgalema Motlanthe (2008-2009) ( African National Congress)
Jacob Zuma (2009-2018) ( African National Congress)
Cyril Ramaphosa (2018-) ( African National Congress)
Leaders of the Opposition
Leander Jameson (1910-1912) (
Unionist Party)- Thomas Smartt (1912-1920) ( Unionist Party)
James Hertzog (1920-1924) ( National Party )
Jan Smuts (1924-1933) ( South African Party)
Walter Madeley (1933-1934, de facto 1933) ( Labor Party)
Daniel Malan (1934-1940) ( Purified National Party)- James Hertzog (1940) ( Reunited National Party)
- Daniel Malan (1940-1948) ( Reunited National Party)
- Jan Smuts (1948-1950) (
United Party) 
J. G. N. Strauss (1950-1956) ( United Party)
Sir De Villiers Graaff 2nd Baronet (1956-1977) ( United Party)
Radclyffe Cadman (1977) (
New Republic Party)
Colin Eglin (1977-1979) ( Progressive Federal Party)- Frederik van Zyl Slabbert (1979-1986) ( Progressive Federal Party)
- Colin Eglin (1986-1987) ( Progressive Federal Party)
Andries Treurnicht (1987-1993) Conservative Party)
Ferdi Hartzenberg (1993-1994) Conservative Party)
Constand Viljoen (1994-1996) ( Freedom Front)- Frederik Willem de Klerk (1996-1997) ( National Party)
- Marthinus van Schalkwyk (1997-1999) (
New National Party) - Tony Leon (1999-2007) (
Democratic Alliance) 
Sandra Botha (2007-2009) ( Democratic Alliance)
Athol Trollip (2009-2011) ( Democratic Alliance)
Lindiwe Mazibuko (2011-2014) ( Democratic Alliance)- Mmusi Maimane (2014-2019) ( Democratic Alliance)
- Annelie Lotriet (2019, Acting) ( Democratic Alliance)
- John Steenhuisen (2019-2024) ( Democratic Alliance)
John Hlophe (2024-) (
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Deputy Presidents
- Frederik Willem de Klerk (1994-1996) ( National Party)
- Thabo Mbeki (1994-1999) ( African National Congress)
- Jacob Zuma (1999-2005) ( African National Congress)
Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka (2005-2008) ( African National Congress)- Baleka Mbete-Kgositsile (2008-2009) ( African National Congress)
- Kgalema Motlanthe (2009-2014) ( African National Congress)
- Cyril Ramaphosa (2014-2018) ( African National Congress)
- David Mabuza (2018-2023) ( African National Congress)
- Paul Mashatile (2023-) ( African National Congress)
Prime Ministers of South Africa
Louis Botha (1910-1919) ( South African Party)- Jan Smuts (1919-1924) ( South African Party)
- James Hertzog (1924-1939) ( United Party)[3]
- Jan Smuts (1939-1948) ( United Party)
- Daniel Malan (1948-1954) ( National Party)
- Johannes Strijdom (1954-1958) ( National Party)
- Hendrik Verwoerd (1958-1966) ( National Party)
- John Vorster (1966-1978) ( National Party)
- Pieter Botha (1978-1984) ( National Party)
References
- ↑ w:Third Cabinet of Cyril Ramaphosa#Ministers
- ↑ Acting president. Only served for 14 hours.
- ↑ Intially a member of the National Party and was an independent briefly
