Member of the Mpumalanga Provincial Legislature
Ms Mtsweni-Tsipane is currently serving as the 5th Premier of Mpumalanga. She succeeded former Premier David Mabuza after he was appointed Deputy President of South Africa.
Ms Mtshweni-Tsipane was born in Emalahleni in the Mpumalanga Province.
She matriculated at the Hlabirwa Commercial School in Limpopo in 1990. Following matriculation, she enrolled for a National Diploma in Human Resources Management at the Tshwane University of Technology, graduating in 1993.
Ms Mtshweni-Tsipane completed a Management Development Programme from the University of Pretoria as well as a Post Graduate Certificate in Leadership and Governance from the University of the Witwatersrand School of Business.
African National Congress (ANC)
Not associated with any constituency offices
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Mpumalanga
Member at African National Congress (ANC) (Party)
Premier at Mpumalanga Provincial Legislature (Provincial-Legislature)
from 20th March 2018 until 7th May 2019
Member of the Executive Committee: COGTAHS at Mpumalanga Provincial Legislature (Provincial-Legislature)
from June 2014 until 2018
Member at Mpumalanga Provincial Legislature (Provincial-Legislature)
from 21st May 2014 until 2018
Member-elect at Mpumalanga Provincial Legislature (Provincial-Legislature)
from 16th May 2014 until 21st May 2014
12nd Candidate at African National Congress Provincial Mpumalanga Election List 2014 (Election List)
from 22nd April 2014 until 7th May 2014
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Ms Mtshweni (ANC) asked if the Director General was visiting the provinces and departments.
Ms Mtshweni (ANC) asked if the Director General was visiting the provinces and departments.
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