Eerste kabinet van P.W. Botha: Verskil tussen weergawes
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Lyn 25:
! Ministerspos !! naam !! party !! periode
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| Eerste Minister || [[
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| Minister van Buitelandse Sake || [[Pik Botha]] || NP || 1978–1984
Lyn 35:
| Minister van Justisie || [[Jimmy Kruger]]<br />[[Alwyn Schlebusch]]<br /> [[Kobie Coetsee]] || NP || 1978–1979<br />1979–1980<br />1980–1984
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| Minister van Verdediging || P W Botha<br />
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| Minister van Binnelandse Sake || [[Alwyn Schlebusch]]<br /> Chris Heunis<br /> [[
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| Minister van Vervoer || [[Lourens Muller]]<br /> [[Chris Heunis]]<br />[[Hendrik
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| Minister van Polisie en Gevangeniswese<br />Minister van Wet en Orde || [[Jimmy Kruger]]<br />[[Louis Le Grange]] || NP || 1978–1979<br />1979–1984
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| Minister van Landbou en Visserye || Hendrik S. Schoeman<br />[[Sarel Hayward]] || NP || 1978–1982<br />1982–1984
Lyn 57:
| Minister van Plurale Ontwikkeling || [[Stephanus Francois Kotzé]] || NP || 1980–1984
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| Minister van Konstitusionele Ontwikkeling || [[Chris Heunis]] || NP || 1982–1984
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| Minister van Openbare Werke || Louis Le Grange<br /> Andries Treurnicht || NP || 1978–1979<br />1979–1980
Lyn 67:
| Minister van Omgewingsake en Energie (1978–1980)<br />Minister van Omgewingsake, Waterwese en Bosbou || Chris Heunis<br /> F. W. de Klerk<br />Braam Raubenheimer<br /> [[Cornelis van der Merwe]]<br />[[Sarel Hayward]] || NP || 1978–1979<br />1979–1980<br />1980<br />1981–1982<br />1982–1984
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| Minister van Mynbou (1978–1980)<br />Minister van Mynbou en Energie (1980–1984) || [[Fanie Botha]]<br /> F. W. de Klerk<br /> Pietie du Plessis<br />Daniel Steyn || NP || 1978–1979<br />1979–1982<br />1982–1983<br />1983–1984
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| Minister van Gesondheid || Schalk van der Merwe || NP || 1978
Lyn 75:
| Minister van Sport en Ontspanning || [[Piet Koornhof]]<br /> F. W. de Klerk || NP || 1978<br />1978–1979
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| Minister van Pos- en Telegraafwese || [[Henni Smit]]<br />F. W. de Klerk<br />Lourens Munnik || NP || 1978<br />1978–1979<br />1982–1984
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