Afrikaner Broederbond - Former and Current Members

Former and Current Members

  • D. F. Malan Former Prime Minister.
  • H. F. Verwoerd Former Prime Minister.
  • J. G. Strijdom Former Prime Minister.
  • B. J. Vorster, Former Prime Minister.
  • Dr JS Gericke, Vice Chancellor Stellenbosch University
  • Pik Botha, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, currently member of the African National Congress.
  • H. B. Thom, historian and former Rector of Stellenbosch University.
  • Tienie Groenewald, retired Defence Force general.
  • Barend Johannes van der Walt, former ambassador of Canada.
  • P. W. Botha, former Minister of Defence and Prime Minister.
  • Anton Rupert, notable Academic
  • Marthinus van Schalkwyk, former member of the youth wing of the Broederbond, the last leader of the National Party and current minister of tourism in the ANC government of Jacob Zuma.
  • Tom de Beer, recruited 30 years ago, now chairman of new Afrikanerbond.
  • Nico Smith, Dutch Reformed Church missionary who exposed the Afrikaner Broederbond in a book

et al.

  • F.W. De Klerk Former South African State President and leader of the National Party
  • Lang Hendrik van den Bergh The South African spyboss during the Apartheid regime, and close friend of former South African Prime Minister B. J. Vorster.

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