Maggie Sotyu

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External links

• Ms Maggie Sotyu at People's Assembly
• Ms Makhotso Magdeline Sotyu at Parliament of South Africa

The Honourable Maggie Sotyu MP
Deputy Minister of Tourism
Incumbent
Assumed office 30 June 2024

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DA	Steenhuisen Abrahams Alexander Atkinson Aucamp Bagraim Baptie Basson Bateman Bath Bergman Bodlani Bollman Bouw-Spies Breytenbach Burke Cameron Chance Chetty Christians Christie Clarke Cuthbert De Blocq De Villiers Engelbrecht Essack George Gondwe Gouws Graham Gwarube Hattingh Horn Hunsinger Ismail Jacobs Jordaan Kgobisa-Ngcaba Khakhau Khanyile Klopper Kohler Barnard Krüger Labuschagne Le Roux Linde Lorimer Lotriet Lotriet Mabhena Macpherson Madikizela Malatsi Marais Maseko Mazzone McGluwa Mdluli Michalakis Mileham Stephen Moore Mphithi Myburgh Nhanha Nodada Peach Poole Potgieter Powell Ramongalo Roos Sarupen Schickerling Schreiber Seitlholo Shelembe Singh Sithole Smit Smith Van der Walt Van Zyl Vilakazi Wakelin Whitfield Zondi
MK	Hlophe Abader Dlamini Douglas M Gasa N Gasa Gcwabaza Khanyile Khubeka Khuzwayo E Madlala K Madlala Mafagane Malinga Masilela Matutu Mbatha Mbete Mchunu Menyatso Mfiki Mgwebi Mjadu S Mkhize N Mkhize Mngxitama Mogotsi Moodley Motaung Motshegoe Motubatse Msezane Mthethwa Mtshweni Muhammad Mwali Ncube Ndhela Ngubane Nkani Nomvalo Ntshaba Ntshingila Nxumalo Qwetha Radebe Reddy Rweqana Selepe Shangase Skosana Taaibosch Themba Tomsana Van Rooyen Xaba Zuma-Sambudla Zungu
EFF	Malema Blose Diale Marshall Dlamini Mbali Dlamini Gcilishe Hlonyana Khawula Komane Letlape Mailola Managa Manyi Maotwe Marais Mashabela Mathulelwa Mathys Matiase Mente Mkhaliphi Mkhonto Mkhwebane Mogale Mohlala Mokoena Montwedi Niehaus Nolutshungu Ntlangwini Pambo Shikwambana Shivambu Tafeni Tetyana Thembekwayo Yako
IFP	Hlabisa E Buthelezi S Buthelezi Z Buthelezi Cebekhulu Hadebe Hlengwa Luthuli Machi Majozi Mhlongo Mncwango Ngcobo Singh Sithole Van der Merwe Zondo
PA	Mackenzie De Bruin Freeman Jonas Khojane Petersen Rorke Sauls Wilskut
FF+	Groenewald Boshoff Denner Mulder Van Staden Wessels
ActionSA	Trollip Beesley James Kobe Letlape Ngobeni
ACDP	Meshoe Swart Thring
UDM	Holomisa Kwankwa Nontenja
Rise Mzansi	Zibi Gana
BOSA	Maimane Hlazo-Webster
ATM	Zungula Marawu
Al Jama-ah	Hendricks
NCC	Adams Frenchman
PAC	Nyhontso
UAT	Mahlatsi
Good	De Lille
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