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    Ramaphosa cabinet: the full list of ministers

    By Staff Reporter29 May 2019
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    President Cyril Ramaphosa announced a new national executive on Wednesday evening, made up of 28 ministries – down from 36 previously. Here is the full list of the ministers and deputy ministers he named to serve in his administration.

    Deputy President: David Mabuza

    Agriculture,land reform & rural development: Thoko Didiza (deputies: Sdumo Dlamini and Mcebisi Skwatsha)

    Basic education: Angie Motshekga (deputy: Regina Mhaule)

    Communications: Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams (deputy: Pinky Kekana)

    Cooperative governance & traditional affairs: Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma (deputies: Parks Tau and Obed Bapela)

    Defence & military veterans: Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula (deputy: Thabang Makwetla)

    Environment, forestry & fisheries: Barbara Creecy (deputy: Maggie Sotyu)

    Employment & labour: Thulas Nxesi (deputy: Boitumelo Moloi)

    Finance minister Tito Mboweni. Image: GCIS

    Finance: Tito Mboweni (deputy: David Masondo)

    Health: Zwelini Mkhize (deputy): Joe Phaahla

    Higher Education, science & technology: Blade Nzimande (deputy: Buti Manamela)

    Home affairs: Aaron Motsoaledi (deputy: Njabulo Nzuza)

    Human settlements, water & sanitation: Lindiwe Sisulu (deputies: Pam Tshwete and David Mahlobo)

    International relations & cooperation: Naledi Pandor (deputies: Alvin Botes and Candith Mashego-Dlamini)

    Justice & correctional services: Ronald Lamola (deputies: John Jeffery and Inkosi Phathekile Holomisa)

    Mineral resources & energy: Gwede Mantashe (deputy: Bavelile Hlongwa)

    Police: Bheki Cele (deputy: Cassel Mathale)

    Minister in the Presidency: Jackson Mthembu (deputy: Thembi Siweya)

    Minister in the Presidency for Women, Youth & Persons with Disabilities: Maite Nkoana-Mashabane (deputy: Hlengiwe Mkhize)

    Pravin Gordhan. Image c/o GCIS

    Public enterprises: Pravin Gordhan (deputy: Phumulo Masualle)

    Public service & administration: Senzo Mchunu (deputy: Sindy Chikunga)

    Public works & infrastructure: Patricia De Lille (deputy: Noxolo Kiviet)

    Small business development: Khumbudzo Ntshavheni (deputy: Rosemary Capa)

    Social development: Lindiwe Zulu (deputy: Henrietta Bogopane-Zulu)

    Sports, arts & culture: Nathi Mthethwa (deputy: Nocawe Mafu)

    State security: Ayanda Dlodlo (deputy: Zizi Kodwa)

    Tourism: Nkhensani Kubayi-Ngubane (deputy: Fish Mahlalela)

    Trade & industry: Ebrahim Patel (deputies: Fikile Majola and Nomalungelo Gina)

    Transport: Fikile Mbalula (deputy: Dikeledi Magadzi).  — (c) 2019 NewsCentral Media

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