Biography & Wikipedia
Allan Boesak is a South African theologian and political activist best known for his anti-apartheid activism alongside Desmond Tutu and Nelson Mandela. On February 23, 1946, Boesak was born in Kakamas, Northern Cape province, near South Africa’s eastern border. Allan Boesak credits his theological pursuits to witnessing his mother’s strong faith in raising him and his seven siblings after their father died in 1952.
Age and birthday
Allan Boesak was born on February 23, 1945 (78 years of age).
Height and weight
Allan Boesak’s height and weight are unknown
Nationality & Ethnicity
Allan Boesak is a citizen of South Africa who is of black accent
Education
At the age of 17, Allan Boesak enrolled at the Dutch Reformed Mission Church Theological Seminary at the University of the Western Cape, and in 1968, Allan Boesak became the youngest ordained pastor in Paarl, a town in the middle of Western Cape province.
Allan Boesak left South Africa in 1970 to study at the Protestant Theological University in Kampen, the Netherlands, where he got his Doctorate in Theology in 1976.
Political party and views
Allan Boesak’s political party and views are not made public
Parents and siblings
Allan Boesak was born as one of eight children in Kakamas, Northern Cape. When Boesak was six years old, his father, a schoolteacher, died. He was raised in Somerset West and worked as a laborer as a child to help support his family.
Wife and children
Allan Boesak’s wife’s name is Elna Botha. Allan Boesak’s children include Sarah-Len Boesak, Belén Boesak-Wilkenson, Lieneker Boesak, Andrea Boesak, and Pulani Boesak
Salary and net worth
Boesak’s net worth is estimated to be R7 million.
Social media: Instagram & Twitter
Twitter: Allan Boesak (@AllanBoesak2)
Intagram: allan boesak (@all.3203)
