South AfricaNational Assembly (lower house)African National CongressMpumalangaMember of the National Assembly
Reginah Mhaule
Profile
Makgabo Reginah Mhaule is a South African politician currently serving as the Deputy Minister of Basic Education and a member of the National Assembly. A former teacher and school administrator, she began her political career as a local councillor and mayor of the Mbombela Local Municipality. She later served as a Member of the Executive Council for Education in the Mpumalanga provincial government. Since 2018, she has held national office, including a tenure as Deputy Minister of International Relations and Cooperation.
Details
- Born
- 1961-12-01 · 64 years old
- Birth place
- Hazyview, South Africa
- Education
- University of South Africa (BA), University of Potchefstroom (BEd Honours), University of Pretoria (Master's in Public Administration), University of Fort Hare (Doctorate in Public Administration)
- Career
- Primary and secondary school teacher, deputy principal, acting principal, senior manager in the provincial Department of Roads and Transport
