Tokozile Xasa

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External links

• Ms Thokozile Xasa at People's Assembly

Her Excellency Tokozile Xasa
Tokozile Xasa in March 2024
Minister of Sport and Recreation
In office 27 February 2018 –25 May 2019

v t e Ministers of Sports and Recreation in South Africa
Tshwete Balfour Stofile Mbalula Nxesi Xasa →merged with Arts & Culture