11 Facts About Cassie Aucamp

Cassie Aucamp served in the National Assembly from 1999 to 2004.

However, by the end of 2001, Cassie Aucamp had established an alternative political group, NA, which he co-founded with Danie Schutte and which differed from AEB in soliciting a multi-racial membership.

NA did not win any seats in the National Assembly in the general election of the following year, and Cassie Aucamp was therefore ejected from Parliament.

Cassie Aucamp became a professional politician ahead of the 1999 general election, when he became the inaugural leader of the newly launched Afrikaner Eenheidsbeweging.

Cassie Aucamp is a minister of the church, but he is very naughty.

At the party's official launch in Pretoria in June 2002, Cassie Aucamp said that he could remain a dual member of the AEB and NA by means of a cooperation agreement between the parties.

Cassie Aucamp's suspension was apparently orchestrated by the party's right, who elected Werner Weber as AEB's new leader and parliamentary representative.

Cassie Aucamp launched an urgent court challenge on the grounds that the council meeting had not been properly constituted.

Cassie Aucamp served the rest of the parliamentary term under the NA banner.

Cassie Aucamp said that despite the party's focus on Afrikaner and Christian interests, anyone who supported its principles was welcome to join.

Cassie Aucamp introduced Willie to Carol Johnson, who became Willie's wife.