Lourens Munnik’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Was Politician
Physician
From South Africa
Type Healthcare
Politics
Gender male
Birth

3 August 1925, Cape Town, City of Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

Death

12 July 2016, Somerset West, City of Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
(aged 91 years)

Star sign Leo

Lourens Albertus Petrus Anderson Munnik (né le 3 aout 1925 au Cap et mort le 12 juillet 2016 à Somerset West, province du Cap-Occidental) est un médecin et homme politique sud-africain.

Diplômé en médecine de l’Université du Cap, maire de la ville de Dordrecht dans la région du Cap oriental (1955-1960), Lapa Munnik fut par la suite membre du conseil provincial de la province du Cap pour la circonscription d’Aliwal (1962-1972), député de la circonscription de Caledon (1972-1975) puis de celle de Durbanville (1979-1986) et administrateur de la province du Cap (1975-1979).

Il entre en 1979 au gouvernement PW Botha pour devenir ministre de la santé, des affaires sociales et des pensions (1979-1981) puis est ministre de la santé et des affaires sociales (1982), des postes et des télécommunications (1982-1984) et ministre des travaux publics (1985-1986). À ce titre, il a planifié et supervisé la construction en France du nouveau musée du Mémorial national sud-africain du bois Delville.

Liens externes

  • Nécrologie
  • Portail de l’Afrique du Sud
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