List of Ministers of The Environment - South Africa

South Africa

Title Minister Incumbency Under Notes
Minister of planning and the environment and of statistics J. J. Loots /1973-12/1975-04-01/ Vorster (N)
Minister of health, of planning and the environment, and of statistics S. W. van der Merwe /1976-06/1978-11-20
J. C. Heunis 1978-11-20/1979-02-01
Minister of environmental planning and energy 1979-02-01/1979-06-20/
Frederik Willem de Klerk 1979-06-20/
Minister of mines and of environmental planning and energy /1979-03/ Botha (N)
Minister of water affairs, forestry, and environmental conservation A. J. Raubenheimer /1980-04/
C. V. van der Merwe /1981-04/
Minister of environmental affairs /1982-04/
Minister of environment affairs and fisheries S. A. S. Hayward /1983-06/
Minister of environmental affairs /1984/
Minister of environment affairs and tourism J. W. E. Wiley /1984-09-16/1985-12-31/
G. J. Kotzé /1987-05-31/
Minister of environment affairs and of water affairs /1988-06-30/
Minister of home affairs and of environmental affairs Louis Pienaar /1992-06-01/ De Klerk (N)
Minister of environment affairs and of water affairs J. A. van Wyk /1993-04-01/
Minister of environment affairs and of water affairs and forestry 1993-12-31/
Minister of environmental affairs and tourism Dawie de Villiers 1995-05-31 Mandela (A)
Pallo Jordan 1996-05/1999-06
Valli Moosa 1999-06/2004-04 Mbeki (A) Kyoto WSSD
Marthinus van Schalkwyk 2004-04-29/2008-09-24
2008-09-24/2009-05-10 Motlanthe (A)
Minister of water and environmental affairs Buyelwa Sonjica 2009-05-10/2010-11-01 Zuma (A)
Edna Molewa 2010-11-01/

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