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List of high commissioners of the United Kingdom to South Africa

The British high commissioner to South Africa is the head of the United Kingdom's diplomatic mission in the Republic of South Africa.

High commissioners to the Union of South Africa
From 1910 to 1931 the governor-general also held the office of high commissioner: see Governor-General of the Union of South Africa. • 1931–1935: Sir Herbert Stanley • 1935–1939: Sir William Clark • 1940–1941: Sir Edward Harding • 1941–1944: William Ormsby-Gore, 4th Baron Harlech • 1944–1951: Evelyn Baring • 1951–1956: John Le Rougetel • 1955–1959: Percivale Liesching • 1959–1961: Sir John Maud ==Ambassadors to the Republic of South Africa==
Ambassadors to the Republic of South Africa
• 1961–1963: Sir John Maud (later Lord Redcliffe-Maud) • 1963–1966: Sir Hugh Stephenson • 1966–1969: Sir John Nicholls • 1970–1973: Sir Arthur Snelling • 1973–1976: Sir James Bottomley • 1976–1979: Sir David Scott • 1979–1982: Sir John Leahy • 1982–1984: Sir Ewen Fergusson • 1984–1987: Sir Patrick Moberly • 1987–1991: Sir Robin Renwick • 1991–1994: Sir Anthony Reeve ==High commissioners to the Republic of South Africa==
High commissioners to the Republic of South Africa
• 1994–1996: Sir Anthony Reeve • 1996–2000: Dame Maeve Fort • 2000–2005: Dame Ann Grant • 2005–2009: Paul Boateng • 2009–2013: Dame Nicola Brewer • 2013–2017: Dame Judith Macgregor • 2017–2021: Nigel Casey • 2021–: Antony Phillipson ==See also==
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