Nomatyala Elizabeth Hangana (12 April 1956 – 3 August 2012) was a South African politician who served as Deputy Minister of Provincial and Local Government...
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May 2009 ANC Deputy Minister of Provincial and Local Government Nomatyala Hangana 25 September 2008 9 May 2009 ANC Deputy Minister of Public Works...
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casual vacancy. Bertha Gxowa ANC Fatima Hajaig ANC Derek Hanekom ANC Nomatyala Hangana ANC Limpho Hani ANC Peter Hendrickse ANC Nomvula Hlangwana ANC Appointed...
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Toit 8. Mluleki George 9. Cheryl Gillwald 10. Mbulelo Goniwe 11. Nomatyala Hangana 12. Lindiwe Hendricks 13. Peggy Hollander 14. John Jeffery 15. Joyce...
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Mcebisi Skwatsha Marius Fransman Rhoda Joemat 2001 Ebrahim Rasool Nomatyala Hangana Mcebisi Skwatsha Marius Fransman Lynne Brown 2005 James Ngculu Randall...
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Marais was elected permanently as Premier, and he announced that Nomatyala Hangana of the African National Congress would succeed Herandien as MEC for...
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office June 2005 – September 2008 Chairperson James Ngculu Preceded by Nomatyala Hangana Succeeded by Lynne Brown Personal details Born Randall Paul Zachariaden...
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2006 ANC Deputy Minister of Provincial and Local Government The Hon. Nomatyala Hangana 2004 2008 ANC Deputy Minister of Public Works The Hon. Ntopile Kganyago...
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Assembly on 9 February 2010, filling the casual vacancy caused by Nomatyala Hangana's resignation. On 20 June 2013, the ANC announced that Dlakude would...
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succeed Sydney Mufamadi as Minister of Provincial and Local Government. Nomatyala Hangana was named as his deputy. In order to take up the ministerial office...
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