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Order of the Baobab

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The Order of the Baobab
Awarded by President of South Africa
TypeNational Order
EligibilitySouth African citizens
Awarded forService
StatusCurrently constituted
Grades
  • Supreme Counsellor (SCOB)
  • Grand Counsellor (GCOB)
  • Counsellor (COB)
Statistics
First induction10 December 2002
Total inductees100

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The Order of the Baobab is a South African civilian national honour, awarded to those for service in business and the economy; science, medicine, and for technological innovation; and community service. It was instituted on 6 December 2002, and is awarded annually by the President of South Africa. The order is named after the baobab tree, which was chosen as a symbol because of its endurance and tolerance, its vitality, its importance in agro-forestry systems, and its use as a meeting place in traditional African societies.[1]

Until the Order of Luthuli and the Order of Ikhamanga were established in 2004, the Order of the Baobab also covered service in the fields now covered by those orders.

Current classes

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The three classes of appointment to the order are, in descending order of precedence:

  • Supreme Counsellor of the Baobab in gold, for exceptional service (SCOB)
  • Grand Counsellor of the Baobab in silver, for distinguished service (GCOB)
  • Counsellor of the Baobab in bronze, for dedicated service (COB)

Symbolism

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The central motif is a baobab tree, one of the oldest trees in Africa, with roots symbolising longevity. The badge is bordered by a nonagon shape, a nine-sided polygon, with each side representing one of the nine South African provinces. It represents the many different areas of possible contribution and service, in building a prosperous nation. The roughly rectangular shaped plaque, is textured to represent the baobab tree bark that is commonly used to make mats and hats.[2]

The ribbon is gold, with recurring cream-coloured baobab silhouettes down the centre. All three classes are worn around the neck. The South African coat of arms is displayed on the reverse of the badge.

Award variations
Lapel Rosette Miniature Neck Decoration
Order of The Baobab - Lapel Rosette Order of The Baobab - Miniature Order of The Baobab - Neck decoration

Recipients

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These are all the recipients, in order of most recent:

Name Grade Date awarded
Mr Cornelius Ruald Strydom[3] GCOB 28 April 2023
Justice Edwin Cameron SCOB 18 November 2021
Professor Lynette Denny GCOB 18 November 2021
David Ingpen GCOB 18 November 2021
Nolwandle Mboweni GCOB 18 November 2021
Dr Hlamalani Judith Ngwenya COB 18 November 2021
Dr Ray and Mrs Dora Phillips (Posthumous)[4] GCOB 25 April 2019
Mr Bongani Donald Mkhwanazi (Posthumous)[5] GCOB 25 April 2019
Mr Braam Jordaan[6] GCOB 25 April 2019
Mr William Smith[7] GCOB 25 April 2019
Ms Constance Mirriam Thokozile Koza (Posthumous)[8] GCOB 25 April 2019
Mr Maduke Lot Ndlovu (Posthumous)[9] GCOB 28 April 2018
Nkosinathi Freddy Ndlovu[10] GCOB 28 April 2018
Ms Violet Jacobeth Seboni (Posthumous)[11] GCOB 28 April 2018
Ms Nokutela Dube (Posthumous)[12] SCOB 28 April 2017
Mr Milner Langa Kabane (1900–1945) (Posthumous)[13] GCOB 28 April 2017
Ms Getrude Ntlabati (Posthumous)[14] GCOB 28 April 2017
Ms Pfarelo Rebecca Ramugondo[15] COB 28 April 2017
Prof Olive Shisana[16] COB 28 April 2017
Ms Marina Nompinti Maponya (Posthumous)[17] SCOB 27 April 2016
Prof Helen Rees[18] GCOB 27 April 2016
Prof Rosina Mamokgethi Phakeng[19] GCOB 27 April 2016
Professor Emeritus James David Lewis-Williams[20] SCOB 8 December 2015
Douglas John Anderson[21] GCOB 8 December 2015
Dr Andrew Ross[22] GCOB 8 December 2015
Dr Mary Susan Makobatjatji Malahlela (Posthumous)[23] GCOB 8 December 2015
Otto Stehlik[24] GCOB 8 December 2015
Justice Yvonne Mokgoro[25] COB 8 December 2015
Alex Boraine[26] GCOB 27 April 2014
Chris Ball[27] GCOB 27 April 2014
Dawid Kruiper (Posthumous)[28] GCOB 27 April 2014
Frederik van Zyl Slabbert (Posthumous)[29] GCOB 27 April 2014
Katrina Esau[30] GCOB 27 April 2014
Raymond Ackerman[31] GCOB 27 April 2014
Abraham September (Posthumous)[32] COB 27 April 2014
Tshepo Thobakgale Khumbane[33] COB 27 April 2014
Colin Wells Eglin[34] GCOB 27 April 2013
David Jacobus Bosch (Posthumous)[35] GCOB 27 April 2013
Dr Sayed Mohamed Ridwan Mia[36] GCOB 27 April 2013
Herbert William Garnet De La Hunt[37] GCOB 27 April 2013
Yusuf Abramjee[38] GCOB 27 April 2013
Nontsikelelo Qwelane[39] COB 27 April 2013
Suraya “Bibi” Khan[40] COB 27 April 2013
Frank Kennan Dutton[41] SCOB 27 April 2012
Lwandle Wilson Magadla (Posthumous)[42] SCOB 27 April 2012
Daniel Gerhardus Krige[43] GCOB 27 April 2012
Gladys Ramahuta[44] COB 27 April 2012
Selwyn “Scully” Levin[45] COB 27 April 2012
Zane Maureen Wilson[46] COB 27 April 2012
Rev Phambani Jeremiah Mzimba (1850 – )[47] SCOB 27 April 2011
Bishop David Patrick Russell (1938 – )[48] GCOB 27 April 2011
William Sinclair Winship (1927 – )[49] GCOB 27 April 2011
Nowongile Cynthia Molo (1949 – )[50] COB 27 April 2011
Reginald Dudley Forde (1940 – )[51] COB 27 April 2011
James Mata Dwane (1848–1916)[52] SCOB 27 April 2010
Joseph Sepp Blatter (1936 – )[53] SCOB 27 April 2010
Imtiaz Sooliman[54] GCOB 27 April 2010
Malebone Luthuli (1935 – )[55] GCOB 27 April 2010
Malefu Mphathane[56] GCOB 27 April 2010
Vincent Naidoo[57] GCOB 27 April 2010
Aanon Michael Rosholt (1920 – )[58] GCOB 27 March 2009
Cyril Ramaphosa (1952 – )[59] GCOB 27 March 2009
Ethel Normoyle (1944 – )[60] GCOB 27 March 2009
Irene Menell (1932 – )[61] GCOB 27 March 2009
Masenyeki Priscilla Mokone (1906–2008)[62] GCOB 27 March 2009
Roelf Petrus Meyer (1947 – )[63] GCOB 27 March 2009
Khoza Elliot Mbuyisa Mgojo[64] COB 27 March 2009
Malethola Maggie Nkwe (1938 – )[65] COB 27 March 2009
Rashaka Frank Ratshitanga (1933 – )[66] COB 27 March 2009
Nana Henrietta Moabi (1938 – )[67] SCOB 28 October 2008
Pius Nkonzo Langa (1939 – )[68] SCOB 28 October 2008
Sir Sydney Kentridge (1922 – )[69] SCOB 28 October 2008
Franklin Sonn (1939 – )[70] GCOB 28 October 2008
Wiseman Lumkile Nkuhlu (1944 – )[71] GCOB 28 October 2008
Raymond Bill Hoffenberg (1923–2007)[72] GCOB 28 October 2008
Theo Kotze (1920–2003)[73] GCOB 28 October 2008
Winston Njongonkulu Ndungane (1941 – )[74] GCOB 28 October 2008
Filippus Letla Mminele (1892–1971)[75] COB 28 October 2008
Rebecca Beka Ntsanwisi (1968 – )[76] COB 28 October 2008
Ruth Machobane(1939 – )[77] COB 28 October 2008
Zodwa Mqadi (nee Dlamini) (1942 – )[78] COB 28 October 2008
Eric Marooi Molobi (1945–2006)[79] GCOB 24 April 2007
Joyce Piliso-Seroke (1933 – )[80] GCOB 24 April 2007
Rev Dale White[81] GCOB 24 April 2007
Richard John Pelwana Maponya[82] GCOB 24 April 2007
Sally Motlana (1927 – )[83] GCOB 24 April 2007
Dr Anvir Adam (1937 – )[84] COB 24 April 2007
Ephraim Sibiya (1949 – )[85] COB 24 April 2007
Epaulette Mbeki (1916 – )[86] SCOB 20 April 2006
Barney Pityana (1945 – )[87] GCOB 20 April 2006
Grace Masuku (1932 – )[88] GCOB 20 April 2006
Lindiwe Myeza (1935 – )[89] GCOB 20 April 2006
Mamohau Ntsoane (1952 – )[90] GCOB 20 April 2006
Sheena Duncan (1932 – )[91] GCOB 20 April 2006
T. Wolfram Kistner (1923 – )[92] GCOB 20 April 2006
Ivan Toms[93] COB 20 April 2006
Job Richard Rathebe (1897–1982)[94] SCOB 26 April 2005
University of Fort Hare (1916 – )[95] SCOB 26 April 2005
Ethel Barlow[96] GCOB 26 April 2005
Revel Albert Ellis Fox (1924–2004)[97] GCOB 26 April 2005
Urbania Bebe Mothopeng (1917 – )[98] GCOB 26 April 2005
Marjorie Manganye (1931 – )[99] COB 26 April 2005
Fabian Defu Ribeiro (1933–1986)[100] SCOB 16 June 2004
Grogoriyevich Vassili Solodovnikov [DE; RU] (1918 – )[101] SCOB 16 June 2004
Brigalia Bam (1933 – )[102] GCOB 16 June 2004
Dora Ndaba (1945 – )[103] GCOB 16 June 2004
Helenard Joe (Allan) Hendrickse (1927 – )[104] GCOB 16 June 2004
Jean Sinclair[105] GCOB 16 June 2004
Edna Freinkel (1932 – )[106] COB 16 June 2004
Mirriam Cele (1935 – )[107] COB 16 June 2004
Mpho Sebanyoni-Mothlasedi (1959 – )[108] COB 16 June 2004
Prince Cabangukuhle Penuel Zulu (1928 – )[109] COB 16 June 2004
Arthur Chaskalson[110] SCOB 20 December 2002
Friedel Sellschop[111] SCOB 20 December 2002
Ismail Mahomed[112] SCOB 20 December 2002
Marinus Daling[113] SCOB 20 December 2002
Mark Shope[114] SCOB 20 December 2002
Moses Mabhida[115] SCOB 20 December 2002
Tamsanqa Kambule[116] SCOB 20 December 2002
Adelaide Tambo[117] GCOB 20 December 2002
Bishop Hamilton Mvumelwano Dandala[118] GCOB 20 December 2002
Jan Haggie[119] GCOB 20 December 2002
Noria Mabasa[120] GCOB 20 December 2002
Sam Motswenyane[121] GCOB 20 December 2002
Stuart Saunders[122] GCOB 20 December 2002
Yvonne Muthien[123] GCOB 20 December 2002
Adele Searll (1944–1998)[124] COB 20 December 2002
Clara Basenjeng Masinga[125] COB 20 December 2002
Eva Mokoka[126] COB 20 December 2002
Thelma Henderson[127] COB 20 December 2002

See also

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References

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