Minister of Public Service and Administration

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South Africa
Minister of Public Service
and Administration
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Eastern Cape Premier Noxolo Kiviet.jpg
Incumbent
Noxolo Kiviet
since 7 March 2023
Department of Public Service and Administration
Style The Honourable
AppointerThe President of South Africa
Inaugural holder Zola Skweyiya
Formation11 May 1994
Deputy Chana Pilane-Majake
Website Department of Public Service and Administration

The Minister of Public Service and Administration is a minister in the Cabinet of South Africa. The ministry provides political leadership to the national Department of Public Service and Administration. As of March 2023, the minister is Noxolo Kiviet. [1]

Contents

List of ministers

MinisterTermPresidentCitation
Zola Skweyiya 19941999 Mandela (I) [2]
Geraldine Fraser-Moleketi 19992008 Mbeki (I) [3]
Mbeki (II) [4]
Richard Baloyi 20082011 Motlanthe (I) [5]
Zuma (I) [6]
Roy Padayachie 20112012 [7]
Lindiwe Sisulu 20122014 [8]
Collins Chabane 20142015 Zuma (II) [9]
Ngoako Ramatlhodi 20152017 [10]
Faith Muthambi 20172018 [11]
Ayanda Dlodlo 20182019 Ramaphosa (I) [12]
Senzo Mchunu 20192021 Ramaphosa (II) [13]
Ayanda Dlodlo 20212022 [14]
Noxolo Kiviet 2023– [1]

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