Who is the Prime Minister of South Africa in current?

Answer 1

1. louis botha

2. p.w. botha

3. theophilus ebenhaezar donges

4. j.b.m. hertzog

5. daniel francois malan

6. jan smuts

7. johnnes gerhanrdus strijdom

8. hendrik verwoerd

9. b.j. voster

Answer 2

South Africa no longer has a prime minister, but rather it has a president. The office of Prime Minister was abolished in 1984. The last holder was Pieter Willen Botha. The position was merged with president's position, who at that time had no executive power, and became known as the State President. In 1994 it became known as the President of the Republic of South Africa. The current holder of the position, in December 2013, is Jacob Zuma. He is the head of state and head of government.

The title of prime minister is currently abolished as the figure of head of state in the country of South Africa. This charge existed during 74 years, from 1910 and 1984. The last man that held the title was Pieter Willem Botha, who ruled from October 1978 to September 1984.

Answer 3

J.W Marshal Hannon, the 1st

Answer 4

It depends on which country in Africa you are referring to.
Africa is a continent not a country and as such does not have a PM.

Answer 5

South Africa does not have a Prime Minister, but it has a president. The president is Jacob Zuma.

Answer 6

Jacob Zuma is the President of South Africa.

Answer 7

South Africa does not have a prime minister but are lead by a democratically elected president who is currently Jacob Zuma.

Answer 8

Nelson Mandela