Verwoerd II cabinet

The Verwoerd II cabinet was formed in South Africa on April 1, 1966 by Prime Minister Hendrik Frensch Verwoerd of the Nasionale Party (NP) and thus replaced the Verwoerd I cabinet and remained until Prime Minister Verwoerd was assassinated by the parliamentarian Demetrios Tsafendas on September 6 In 1966 in office, whereupon it was replaced by the Vorster I cabinet . The previous Minister of Justice and Police, Balthazar Johannes Vorster , became the new Prime Minister .

Office	Official	Beginning of the term of office	Term expires
First Minister (Prime Minister)	Hendrik Frensch Verwoerd	April 1, 1966	September 6, 1966
Foreign Affairs	Hilgard Muller	April 1, 1966	September 6, 1966
defense	Pieter Willem Botha	April 1, 1966	September 6, 1966
Finances	Theophilus E. Doenges	April 1, 1966	September 6, 1966
Internal affairs	PK Le Roux	April 1, 1966	September 6, 1966
Justice police	Balthazar Johannes Vorster	April 1, 1966	September 6, 1966
transport	Ben Schoeman	April 1, 1966	September 6, 1966
Work minorities	Marais Viljoen	April 1, 1966	September 6, 1966
Mining	Jan Haak	April 1, 1966	September 6, 1966
economy	Nicolaas Diederichs	April 1, 1966	September 6, 1966
Management and development of Bantu Bantu formation	Michiel Coenraad Botha	April 1, 1966	September 6, 1966
Public Works Social Affairs and Pensions	WA Maree	April 1, 1966	September 6, 1966
Education, art and science information	Johannes de Klerk	April 1, 1966	September 6, 1966
Forest Tourism Sport	Frank Waring	April 1, 1966	September 6, 1966
Trade and Agricultural Marketing, Agricultural Loans and Land Management	DCH Uys	April 1, 1966	September 6, 1966
Agricultural water services	Jacobus Johannes Fouché	April 1, 1966	September 6, 1966
Post and Telegraph Health	Albert Hertzog	April 1, 1966	September 6, 1966
Immigration Indian Affairs	Alfred Trollip	April 1, 1966	September 6, 1966

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