Second Cabinet of Louis Botha explained

Cabinet Name:	Second Botha Cabinet
Cabinet Number:	2nd
Jurisdiction:	the Union of South Africa (since the 1909 South Africa Act)
Flag:	Red Ensign of South Africa (1912–1951).svg
Flag Border:	true
Incumbent:	1915–1920
State Head Title:	Monarch
State Head:	King George V
Governor General Title:	Governor-General
Governor General:	Viscount Buxton
Government Head Title:	Prime Minister
Political Party:	South African Party
Legislature Status:	Majority
Opposition Party:	Unionist Party
Opposition Leader:	Thomas Smartt
Election:	1915 election
Previous:	Botha I
Successor:	Smuts I

Cabinet

Post		Minister	Term		Party
	Prime Minister	Gen. Jan Smuts	1919	align=center	–	align=center	SAP
		Gen. Louis Botha	1910	1919	align=center	SAP
	Minister of Agriculture	The Hon. H. C. van Heerden MP	1913	1920	align=center	SAP
	Minister of Defence	The Hon. Hendrik Mentz MP	1919	align=center	–	align=center	SAP
		The Hon. Jan Smuts MP	1912	1919	align=center	SAP
	Minister of Education	The Hon. F. S. Malan MP	1910	align=center	–	align=center	SAP
	Minister of Finance	The Hon. Thomas Orr MP	1917	1920	align=center	SAP
		The Hon. Henry Burton MP	1915	1917	align=center	SAP
	Minister of Public Health	The Hon. Thomas Watt MP	1919	align=center	–	align=center	SAP
	Minister of Interior Affairs	The Hon. Thomas Watt MP	1919	align=center	–	align=center	SAP
		Gen. Jan Smuts	1913	1919	align=center	SAP
	Minister of Justice	The Hon. Nicolaas de Wet MP	1913	align=center	–	align=center	SAP
	Minister of Lands and Irrigation	The Hon. Hendrik Mentz MP	1915	align=center	–	align=center	SAP
	Minister of Mines and Industry	The Hon. F. S. Malan MP	1912	align=center	–	align=center	SAP
	Minister of Native Affairs	Gen. Jan Smuts	1919	align=center	–	align=center	SAP
		Gen. Louis Botha	1912	1919	align=center	SAP
	Minister of Posts and Telegraphs	The Hon. Thomas Orr MP	1919	1920	align=center	SAP
		The Hon. J. H. M. Beck MP	1915	1919	align=center	SAP
	Minister of Public Works	The Hon. Thomas Watt MP	1912	1920	align=center	SAP
	Minister of Railways and Harbours	The Hon. Henry Burton MP	1912	align=center	–	align=center	SAP

Sources

• Web site: Geocities – South Africa . Geocities (Web Archive) . 16 October 2007 . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20071016201150/http://www.geocities.com/capitolhill/rotunda/2209/South_Africa.html . 16 October 2007 .