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Gayton mckenzie net worth Gayton McKenzie (born 10 March ) is a South African politician, businessman and ex-convict who is currently serving as Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture in the Government of National Unity (GNU) since July

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Gayton McKenzie (born 10 March ) is a prominent South African politician, businessman, motivational speaker, and author. He currently serves as the Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture in South Africa since July

Gayton mckenzie parents Gayton McKenzie is a South African politician, businessman, motivational speaker, and author, currently serving as the Minister of Sports, Arts, and Culture. What is Gayton McKenzie’s net worth? As of , Gayton McKenzie’s net worth is approximately $5 million.

Gayton mckenzie private jet Mr Gayton McKenzie was appointed as Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture from 3 July He was born in Bloemfontein in the Free State in He was a gifted athlete in his early years, particularly in running.

Gayton mckenzie children Gayton McKenzie (born 10 March ) is a businessman and the Mayor of South Africa’s Central Karoo District. He is also a motivational speaker, an author, and the head of the Patriotic Alliance political party.

Gayton mckenzie salary A former gangster and bank robber who turned into a nightclub owner and opposition politician, Gayton McKenzie has now risen to become South Africa's minister of sports, arts and.

Gayton mckenzie family His first book, The Choice: The Gayton McKenzie Story, a biography, was a national bestseller, and all his subsequent books have been bestsellers. He is a successful entrepreneur with interests in, among others, publishing, entertainment, restaurants and lounges, mining and consulting.

Gayton mckenzie wife We are coming to the end of a long and dramatic election year. So it’s a good time to catch up with the very popular Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture, the one and only Mr. Gayton McKenzie. Welcome, Minister. Gayton McKenzie () Thank you, thank you. Probably in some quarters. You must just put it—some quarters. Thank you, thank you.