Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula

South African Minister of Correctional Services

Born 13-11-1956 in Cape Town

Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula is the Minister of Correctional Services of the Republic of South Africa. She is a member of Parliament as well as a member of the National Executive Council of African National Congress.

Contact details

Mamello.Morobi@dha.gov.za

O: (012) 810-8944

M: 082 807 7723

Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula's Professional details

Current Position(s)

Minister of Correctional Services | Government of South Africa
Pretoria | 2009 - present

President | ANC Women's League
2004 - present

Deputy Chairperson | ANC Political Committee in Parliament
2001 - present

Member | Joint Standing Committee on Defence
1994 - present

Member | Joint Standing Committee on Intelligence
1994 - present

Member of Parliament | National Assembly | African National Congress
1994 - present

Member | Theme 3 Core Group: Constitution Making Process
South Africa | 1994 - present

Chief Whip | Majority Party
1994 - present

Chairperson | Joint Standing Committee on Defence
1994 - present

Head | Investigating Commission: Desertions of ANC MK member to UNHCR
Angola | 1984 - present

Founder Member | East London Domestic Workers Association (ELDWA)
1982 - present

Teacher | St Matthews Teacher's Training College
1979 - present

Teacher | Bensonvale Junior Secondary School
1978 - present

Trainee | Youth Leadership and Development

Representative | Women's Section to the peoples Republic of Angola | African National Congress

Previous Position(s)

Minister | Department of Home Affairs | Government of South Africa
2004 - 2009

Deputy Minister | Department of Home Affairs | Government of South Africa
South Africa | 2002 - 2004

Member | Constitutional Assembly
1994 - 1996

Secretary-General | ANC Women's League
1993 - 1995

Member | NEC | African National Congress
1993 - 1995

National Organiser | ANC Women's League
1991 - 1993

Member | ANC Women's League
1990 - 1993

Member | NEC | African National Congress
1990 - 1993

Representative | Women's Section to Pan Africa women's Organisation (PAWO) | African National Congress
1988 - 1990

Representative | Women's Section to the peoples Republic of Angola | African National Congress
1988 - 1990

Activist | Political Military Structures | African National Congress
1986 - 1988

Assistant Director | Masazane Open School
1982 - 1984

Youth Worker | Target Timothy
1981 - 1982

Educational history

Tertiary

Human Relations Course

Canadian University Overseas Services

Diploma in Project Management

College of Bensonvale Teacher Training

Diploma in Primary Teachers

Communication course

Community Development Course

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Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula

South African Minister of Correctional Services

Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula's Professional details

Current Position(s)

Minister of Correctional Services | Government of South Africa Pretoria | 2009 - present

President | ANC Women's League 2004 - present

Deputy Chairperson | ANC Political Committee in Parliament 2001 - present

Member | Joint Standing Committee on Defence 1994 - present

Member | Joint Standing Committee on Intelligence 1994 - present

Member of Parliament | National Assembly | African National Congress 1994 - present

Member | Theme 3 Core Group: Constitution Making Process South Africa | 1994 - present

Chief Whip | Majority Party 1994 - present

Chairperson | Joint Standing Committee on Defence 1994 - present

Head | Investigating Commission: Desertions of ANC MK member to UNHCR Angola | 1984 - present

Founder Member | East London Domestic Workers Association (ELDWA) 1982 - present

Teacher | St Matthews Teacher's Training College 1979 - present

Teacher | Bensonvale Junior Secondary School 1978 - present

Trainee | Youth Leadership and Development

Representative | Women's Section to the peoples Republic of Angola | African National Congress

Previous Position(s)

Minister | Department of Home Affairs | Government of South Africa 2004 - 2009

Deputy Minister | Department of Home Affairs | Government of South Africa South Africa | 2002 - 2004

Member | Constitutional Assembly 1994 - 1996

Secretary-General | ANC Women's League 1993 - 1995

Member | NEC | African National Congress 1993 - 1995

National Organiser | ANC Women's League 1991 - 1993

Member | ANC Women's League 1990 - 1993

Member | NEC | African National Congress 1990 - 1993

Representative | Women's Section to Pan Africa women's Organisation (PAWO) | African National Congress 1988 - 1990

Representative | Women's Section to the peoples Republic of Angola | African National Congress 1988 - 1990

Activist | Political Military Structures | African National Congress 1986 - 1988

Assistant Director | Masazane Open School 1982 - 1984

Youth Worker | Target Timothy 1981 - 1982