Politics of Western Cape
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As a province of South Africa, Western Cape province is governed through a parliamentary system of government.
[edit] Executive
The current Premier of Western Cape is Ebrahim Rasool, and the current Director-General of Western Cape Province is Gilbert Lawrence.
| Department | MEC | HOD |
|---|---|---|
| Office of the Premier | Ebrahim Rasool | Virginia Petersen (acting) |
| Transport and Public Works | Marius Fransman | Thami Manyathi |
| Community Safety | Leonard Ramatlakane | Gilbert Lawrence |
| Health | Pierré Uys | Keith Craig Househam |
| Finance and Tourism | Lynne Brown | Johan Stegmann |
| Local Government and Housing | Richard Dyantyi | Shanaaz Majiet |
| Environment, Planning, and Economic Development | Tasneem Essop | Theo Tolmay |
| Agriculture | Cobus Dowry | Pieter van Rooyen |
| Social Development | Kholeka Mqulwana | Koleka Lubelwana |
| Education | Cameron Dugmore | Ronald Swartz |
| Cultural Affairs, Sport and Recreation | Whitey Jacobs | Mxolisi Nimrod Lindie |
[edit] Legislative
The legislative functions of the provincial government are carried out by the Western Cape Provincial Parliament, which elects the leader of the largest party or coalition in the legislature as the premier of the province.

