Second cabinet of Louis Botha

Second Botha Cabinet

2nd Cabinet of the Union of South Africa
(since the 1909 South Africa Act)
1915–1920
Louis Botha (c. 1919)
Date formed20 October 1915 (1915-10-20)
Date dissolved20 March 1920 (1920-03-20)
(4 years and 5 months)
People and organisations
MonarchKing George V
Governor-GeneralViscount Buxton
Prime Minister
Member partiesSouth African Party
Status in legislatureMajority
Opposition partiesUnionist Party
Opposition leadersThomas Smartt
History
Election1915 election
PredecessorBotha I
SuccessorSmuts I

Cabinet

Post Minister Term Party
Prime Minister Gen. Jan Smuts 1919 – SAP
Gen. Louis Botha 1910 1919 SAP
Minister of Agriculture
The Hon. H. C. van Heerden MP
1913 1920 SAP
Minister of Defence
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 The Hon. Hendrik Mentz MP
1919 – SAP
The Hon. Jan Smuts MP 1912 1919 SAP
Minister of Education
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 The Hon. F. S. Malan MP
1910 – SAP
Minister of Finance
The Hon. Thomas Orr MP
1917 1920 SAP
The Hon. Henry Burton MP 1915 1917 SAP
Minister of Public Health
(newly formed)
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 The Hon. Thomas Watt MP
1919 – SAP
Minister of Interior Affairs
Smuts Cabinet 1923.jpg
 The Hon. Thomas Watt MP
1919 – SAP
Gen. Jan Smuts 1913 1919 SAP
Minister of Justice
Smuts Cabinet 1923.jpg
 The Hon. Nicolaas de Wet MP
1913 – SAP
Minister of Lands and Irrigation
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 The Hon. Hendrik Mentz MP
1915 – SAP
Minister of Mines and Industry
Smuts Cabinet 1923.jpg
 The Hon. F. S. Malan MP
1912 – SAP
Minister of Native Affairs Gen. Jan Smuts 1919 – SAP
Gen. Louis Botha 1912 1919 SAP
Minister of Posts and Telegraphs
The Hon. Thomas Orr MP
1919 1920 SAP
The Hon. J. H. M. Beck MP 1915 1919 SAP
Minister of Public Works
Smuts Cabinet 1923.jpg
 The Hon. Thomas Watt MP
1912 1920 SAP
Minister of Railways and Harbours
Smuts Cabinet 1923.jpg
 The Hon. Henry Burton MP
1912 – SAP

Sources

  • "Geocities – South Africa". Geocities (Web Archive). Archived from the original on 16 October 2007. Retrieved 16 October 2007.
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