Minister of Public Works (South Africa)

South Africa Minister of Public Works List 10 other official names: Minister van Openbare Werke (Afrikaans) uNgqongqotjhe wezemiSebenzi yomBuso (Southern Ndebele) UMphathiswa lezeMisebenzi kaRhulumente (Xhosa) Indvuna Wezemisebenzi Yomphakathi (Zulu) Indvuna Letemisebenti Yesive (Swati) Tona ya Mešomo ya Mmušo (Northern Sotho) Letona la Mesebetsi ya Setjhaba (Sotho) Tona la Ditiro tsa Setšhaba (Tswana) Holobye ya Mintirho ya Mfumo (Tsonga) Minisiṱa wa Mishumo ya Tshitshavha (Venda)
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Incumbent Thulas Nxesi since 24 October 2011
Department of Public Works
Style	The Honourable
Appointer	Jacob Zuma
Inaugural holder	Sir David Graaf
Formation	31 May 1910
Deputy	Jeremy Cronin
Website	Department of Public Works

The Minister of Public Works is the minister of the South African government with political responsibility for South Africa's Department of Public Works. The present minister is Thulas Nxesi, who was appointed by President Jacob Zuma on 24 October 2011.

The ministry was created after the creation of the Union of South Africa as a British dominion in 1910.

Ministers of Public Works

Minister	Party	Term	Under
George Bartlett	National Party	1989–1991	Government of State President F. W. de Klerk
Leon Wessels	NP	1991–1992
Gene Louw	NP	1992–1993
Louis Shill	NP	1993–1994
Jeff Radebe	ANC	11 May 1994–16 June 1999	Government of President Nelson Mandela
Stella Sigcau	ANC	17 June 1999 – 7 May 2006	Government of President Thabo Mbeki
Thoko Didiza	ANC	22 May 2006 - 25 September 2008	Government of President Thabo Mbeki
Geoff Doidge	ANC	25 September 2008 – 11 May 2009	Government of President Kgalema Motlanthe
Geoff Doidge	ANC	11 May 2009 - 1 November 2010	Government of President Jacob Zuma
Gwen Mahlangu-Nkabinde	ANC	1 November 2010 - 24 October 2011
Thulas Nxesi	ANC	24 October 2011 – Present

Ministers of the South African Government

President of South Africa Deputy President of South Africa

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