Mohamed Enver Surty

Background

Surty, Mohamed Enver was born on August 15, 1953.

Education

Bachelor, University Durban, Westville, South Africa, 1973. Bachelor in Philosophy, University Durban, Westville, South Africa, 1974. Bachelor, University South Africa, 1977.

Master of Laws in Constitutional Litig., University the Western Cape, 1995.

Career

Candidate attorney, Johannesburg, since 1977. Human rights lawyer, general practitioner Rustenburg, South Africa, 1977—1994. Member of Parliament Senate, South Africa, 1994—1997, National Council of Provinces, South Africa, 1997—2004.

Provincial and programming whip North West Province Government, South Africa, 1994—1999. Observer member, national executive committee African National Congress, South Africa, 1999—2004. Chief whip National Council of Provinces, South Africa, 1999—2004.

Deputy minister education Government of South Africa, 2004—2008, minister justice and constitutional development, 2008—2009, deputy minister basic education, since 2009. Republican Congress South African Trade Unions, National Union Mineworkers. Negotiator African National Congress.

Member management committee Constitutional Assembly, 1994—1996. Member local government and administration committee Republic of South Africa, member constitutional affairs committee, member justice, safety and security committee, member judicial service commission, 2003—2004.

Achievements

• Mohamed Enver Surty has been listed as a noteworthy South African government official by Marquis Who's Who.

Politics

He is a member of the African National Congress.

Interests

• Soccer, squash, reading.