Governments of South Africa
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Government of South Africa
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The Government of South Africa is the executive branch headed by the President of South Africa. The President of South Africa can delegate the Prime Minister or Vice President to be the head of Government. After his/her election, the President decides what ministries should exist and their names.
The government's role is to exercise "general leadership of the public administration", elaborate strategies to implement the government platform, negotiate international treaties, etc. The Government of South Africa represents the state of South Africa both internally and externally and presents information to the citizens of South Africa.
The Government answers exclusively to the Congress of South Africa, and in extreme cases, may vote a motion of removal of the President, withdrawing its confidence and forcing the Government to resign.
The following table shows the links to South African Governments formed from month to month.
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