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Welcome to Accountability – this section of the website has been designed to help you rate the performance of South Africa’s national cabinet Ministers.

Every year the DA produces a Cabinet Report Card where we rate the performance of our cabinet ministers. This year we want you, the public, to help us come up with a rating. All you need to do is click on the appropriate block next to a Minister’s name. You can only click on a block for each Minister once every 30 minutes. Each click will help determine an overall mark for that Minister – as indicated in the Average column. So, for example, if you think the Minister of Labour has done an excellent job this year, click on the green “10” block next to his name. If, however, you think he has failed, click on the red “1” block. Don’t forget to click the submit button at the bottom of the page. The final mark will be taken into consideration when the DA draws up its final report card on
6 December.

Have your say. Hold government to account, Make your mark!

  Department   Minister
Failed     Bad Average Good     Excellent
Avg
   
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
 
President   Mr Thabo Mbeki
5.4 (1090 votes)
Deputy President   Ms Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka
4.5 (1033 votes)
Candidate President   Mr Jacob Zuma
2.3 (1051 votes)
Agriculture & Land Affairs   Ms Lulu Xingwana
3.6 (971 votes)
Arts & Culture   Dr Pallo Jordan
4.1 (990 votes)
Communications   Dr Ivy Matsepe-Casaburri
3.7 (978 votes)
Correctional Services   Mr Ngconde Balfour
3.2 (1025 votes)
Defence   Mr Mosiuoa Lekota
3.6 (1007 votes)
Education   Ms Naledi Pandor
3.9 (1010 votes)
Environmental Affairs & Tourism   Mr Marthinus van Schalkwyk
4.3 (1000 votes)
Finance   Mr Trevor Manuel
7.1 (1042 votes)
Foreign Affairs   Dr Nkosozana Dlamini-Zuma
3.9 (1004 votes)
Health   Dr MantoTshabalala-Msimang
2.3 (1047 votes)
Home Affairs   Ms Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula
2.8 (997 votes)
Housing   Dr Lindiwe Sisulu
3.5 (991 votes)
Intelligence   Mr Ronnie Kasrils
3.8 (975 votes)
Justice & Constitutional Development   Ms Brigitte Mabandla
3.6 (977 votes)
Labour   Mr Membathisi Mdladlana
3.7 (970 votes)
Minerals and Energy   Ms Buyelwa Sonjica
4 (957 votes)
Provincial & Local Government   Mr Sydney Mufamadi
4.1 (981 votes)
Public Enterprises   Mr Alec Erwin
4.3 (976 votes)
Public Service & Administration   Ms Geraldine Fraser-Moleketi
4.4 (971 votes)
Public Works   Ms Thoko Didiza
3.9 (961 votes)
Safety and Security   Mr Charles Nqakula
2.6 (999 votes)
Science & Technology   Mr Mosibudi Mangena
4.4 (967 votes)
Social Development   Dr Zola Skweyiya
4 (967 votes)
Sport and Recreation   Mr Makhenkesi Stofile
3.7 (977 votes)
The Presidency   Dr Essop Pahad
3.8 (974 votes)
Trade and Industry   Mr Mandisi Mpahlwa
4.3 (960 votes)
Transport   Mr Jeff Radebe
3.9 (998 votes)
Water Affairs and Forestry   Ms Lindiwe Hendricks
4.3 (965 votes)
     
30811 votes
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