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Former Premier

G Morkel


Gerald Norman Morkel, Mr

Personal
  • Marital Status: Married
  • Other: Cricket and cricket administration
Positions last held in government
  • Premier of the Western Cape Provincial Government (1998).

Academic Qualifications
  • Obtained secondary education at Bethel Seventh Day Adventist College, Butterworth, Transkei.
  • Diploma in Electrical Technology at Umtata Tech and Electrical Engineering at Mangosuthu.
  • Post Graduate Diploma in Economic Principles, University of London (1995-1996).
  • MSc in Financial Economics at University of London (1997).

Contact Details
  • Member of Parliament, Retreat Constitutency (1984).
  • Spokesperson for the Labour Pary on Environmental Affairs, as well as Public Works and Planning (1984).
  • Re-elected as Mmember of Parliament, Retreat Constituency (1989).
  • Chairperson of the Labour Party, Peninsula Region (1988-1991).
  • Resigned as member of the Labour Party and joined the National Party (1991).
  • Member of the Executive Council of the National Party, Cape Province (1991).
  • Minister of Budgetary and Auxilliary Services in the Minister's Council portfolio which later included the Housing and Agriculture (1992).
  • MEC of Housing, Western Cape Provincial Government (1994).
  • Leader of the House, Western Cape Provincial Government (1994-1998).
  • MEC of Police Services, Western Cape Provincial Government (1996).
  • Re-appointed MEC of Community Safety, Western Cape Provincial Government(1998).
  • Leader of the National Party, Western Cape (1998).
  • Former member of the Western Cape Province Cricket Union's Coaching and Planning Committee
  • Former Chairman of the Cape Town Cricket Club anf the Cape Town Hockey Club.
  • Honorary Life Member of the Cape Town Cricket Club.

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