Leaders of Kavangoland were the chief political figures who governed Kavangoland, a bantustan established under South African administration in what is now Namibia. The territory existed from 1972 until Namibian independence in 1990. Leadership titles changed over time, from Chief Councillor to Chief Minister and later Chairman of the Executive Committee, reflecting the territory's evolving administrative status under South African-imposed self-rule.

Leaders

(Dates in italics indicate de facto continuation of office)

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|<small>October 1972 to May 1973</small>||Linus Shashipapo, <small>Chief Councillor</small>||

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|colspan="4"|Kavangoland (Self-Rule)

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|<small>May 1973 to September 1977</small>||Linus Shashipapo, <small>Chief Minister</small>||

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|<small>September 1977 to 1981</small>||Alfons Majavero, <small>Chief Minister</small>||

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|<small>1981 to May 1989</small>||Sebastiaan Kamwanga, <small>Chairman of the Executive Committee</small>||<small>DTA</small>

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Political affiliation

DTA - Democratic Turnhalle Alliance

See also

  • Bantustans in South West Africa
  • Apartheid
  • Presidents of Namibia
  • Prime Ministers of Namibia