List of political families in South Africa

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This is a partial list of prominent political families in South Africa.

Aucamp[edit]

Bellhouse[edit]

Bunting[edit]

Cachalia and Asvat[edit]

Dangor[edit]

De Klerk[edit]

Ebrahim[edit]

First and Slovo[edit]

Fraser and Moleketi[edit]

Gandhi and Ramgobin[edit]

Graaff[edit]

Goniwe[edit]

Groenewald[edit]

Gumede[edit]

Hendrickse[edit]

Hlengwa[edit]

Kadalie[edit]

Koornhof[edit]

Luthuli[edit]

Mahlangu[edit]

Manana[edit]

Mandela and Machel[edit]

Mantashe[edit]

Mashinini[edit]

Matanzima[edit]

Matthews[edit]

Mbeki[edit]

Mncwango[edit]

Moosa[edit]

Morkel[edit]

Motsepe[edit]

Motsoaledi[edit]

Mulder[edit]

Nchabeleng[edit]

Ngubane[edit]

Ntuli (Cato Ridge)[edit]

Pahad[edit]

Pheko[edit]

Sebe[edit]

  • Lennox Sebe (1926–1994), a chief minister of the Xhosa Bantustan of Ciskei.
  • Charles Sebe (died c. 1991), a leader of the Ciskei Defence Force, the military of the Bantustan of Ciskei, and its Director of State Security; younger brother of Lennox Sebe.

Shaik[edit]

  • Moe Shaik, anti-apartheid activist and civil servant.
  • Schabir Shaik, anti-apartheid activist and businessman, brother to Moe.
  • Yunus Shaik, anti-apartheid activist and businessman, brother to Moe and Schabir.
  • Chippy Shaik, anti-apartheid activist and civil servant, brother to Moe, Schabir, and Yunus.

Schreiner[edit]

Shope[edit]

Sigcau[edit]

Sisulu[edit]

Tambo[edit]

Verwoerd and Boshoff[edit]

Zulu and Buthelezi[edit]

Zuma[edit]

Other marriages[edit]

References[edit]

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