Lindiwe Nonceba Sisulu

Background

Sisulu, Lindiwe Nonceba was born on May 10, 1954.

Education

Bachelor in Education, University Swaziland, 1980. Bachelor in History, University Swaziland, 1981. Master of Arts in History, University York, 1982.

Doctor of Philosophy, University York, 1989.

Career

Detained for political activities, 1975—1976. Worked for African National Congress in exile, 1977—1978. Military training specializing in intelligence, 1977—1979.

Teacher Manzini Central High School, 1981. Lecturer, history department University Swaziland, 1982. Sub-editor The Times of Swaziland, Mbabane, 1983.

Lecturer Manzini Teachers Training College, 1985—1987. Returned to South Africa, 1990. Personal assistant to Jacob Zuma, head of intelligence African National Congress, 1990, intelligence administrator, department intelligence and security, 1992.

Director Govan Mbeki Research Fellowship University Fort Hare, 1993. Manager, sub-county on intelligence Transitional Executive Council, South Africa, 1994. Member of Parliament South African General Assembly, since 1994.

Deputy minister home affairs Government of South Africa, 1996—2001, minister intelligence, 2001—2004, minister housing, 2004—2009, minister defense & military veterans, since 2009. Chief examiner, history Junior Certified Examinations Syndicate, Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland, 1985—1987. African National Congress chief administrator Convention for a Democratic South Africa, 1991.

Consultant United Nations Educational National Children's Right Committee, 1992. Management committee, policing organization and management course University Witwatersrand, 1993.

Achievements

• Lindiwe Nonceba Sisulu has been listed as a noteworthy South African government official by Marquis Who's Who.

Connections

Married.