Jacob Zuma announced his new government on Sunday. There were a few surprises and some restructuring in the ministries The full list of the new ministers can be found below together with a video of President Jacob Zuma announcing his new appointments. Let us know what you think of this new team.

1. Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries – Tina Joemat-Pettersson
Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries -Dr Pieter Mulder

2. Minister of Arts and Culture – Lulu Xingwana
Deputy Minister of Arts and Culture – Paul Mashatile

3. Minister of Basic Education – Angie Motshekga
Deputy Minister of Basic Education – Enver Surty

4. Minister of Communications – Siphiwe Nyanda
Deputy Minister of Communications – Dina Pule

5. Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs – Sicelo Shiceka
Deputy Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs – Yunus Carrim

6. Minister of Correctional Services – Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula
Deputy Minister of Correctional Services – Hlengiwe Mkhize

7. Minister of Defence and Military Veterans – Lindiwe Sisulu
Deputy Minister of Defence and Military Veterans – Thabang Makwetla

8. Minister of Economic Development – Ebrahim Patel
Deputy Minister of Economic Development – Gwen Mahlangu-Nkabinde

9. Minister of Energy – Dipuo Peters

10. Minister of Finance – Pravin Gordhan

Deputy Minister of Finance – Nhlanhla Nene

11. Minister of Health – Dr Aaron Motsoaledi
Deputy Minister of Health – Dr Molefi Sefularo

12. Minister of Higher Education and Training – Dr Blade Nzimande

13. Minister of Home Affairs – Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma
Deputy Minister of Home Affairs – Malusi Gigaba

14. Minister of Human Settlements – Tokyo Sexwale
Deputy Minister of Human Settlements – Zou Kota

15. Minister of International Relations and Cooperation – Maite Nkoana-Mashabane
Deputy Minister of International Relations and Cooperation (1) – Ebrahim Ismail Ebrahim
Deputy Minister of International Relations and Cooperation (2) – Sue van der Merwe

16. Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development – Jeff Radebe
Deputy Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development – Andries Nel

17. Minister of Labour – Membathisi Mdladlana

18. Minister of Mining – Susan Shabangu

19. Minister of Police – Nathi Mthethwa
Deputy Minister of Police – Fikile Mbalula

20. Minister of Public Enterprises – Barbara Hogan
Deputy Minister of Public Enterprises – Enoch Godongwana

21. Minister for the Public Service and Administration – Richard Baloyi
Deputy Minister for the Public Service and Administration – Roy Padayachie

22. Minister of Public Works – Geoff Doidge
Deputy Minister of Public Works – Hendrietta Bogopane-Zulu

23. Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform – Gugile Nkwinti
Deputy Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform – Dr Joe Phaahla

24. Minister of Science and Technology – Naledi Pandor
Deputy Minister of Science and Technology – Derek Hanekom

25. Minister of Social Development – Edna Molewa
Deputy Minister of Social Development – Bathabile Dlamini

26. Minister of Sport and Recreation – Makhenkesi Stofile
Deputy Minister of Sport and Recreation – Gert Oosthuizen

27. Minister of State Security – Siyabonga Cwele

28. Minister in The Presidency (1) – National Planning Commission – Trevor Manuel

29. Minister in The Presidency (2) – Performance Monitoring and Evaluation as well as Administration in the Presidency – Collins Chabane

30. Minister of Tourism – Marthinus van Schalkwyk
Deputy Minister of Tourism – Thozile Xasa

31. Minister of Trade and Industry – Rob Davies
Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry (1) – Thandi Tobias
Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry (2) – Maria Ntuli

32. Minister of Transport – Sbusiso Joel Ndebele
Deputy Minister of Transport – Jeremy Cronin

33. Minister of Water and Environmental Affairs – Buyelwa Sonjica
Deputy Minister of Water and Environmental Affairs – Rejoice Mabhudafhasi

34. Minister of Women, Youth, Children and People with Disabilities – Noluthando Mayende-Sibiya