List of South Africans

Raymond Ackerman, businessman (1931 - )
Barney Barnato, mining magnate (1852 - 1897)
David Brink, businessman (1939 - )
John Fairbairn, founder of Mutual Life
Sol Kerzner, hotel magnate (1935 - )
Basetsana Kumalo, former Miss South Africa, presenter and businesswoman
Sammy Marks, businessman (1844 - 1920)
Patrice Motsepe, businessman (1962 - )
Elon Musk, Internet and space launch entrepreneur (1971 - )
Harry Oppenheimer, businessman (1908 - 2000)
Charles Purdon, agricultural pioneer (1838 - 1926)
Mamphela Ramphele, political activist, academic, businesswoman and mother to the son of Steve Biko (1947 - )
Cyril Ramaphosa, politician and businessman (1952 - )
Cecil Rhodes, businessman (1853 - 1902)
Anton Rupert, businessman (1916 - 2006)
Johann Rupert, businessman, son of Anton Rupert (1950 - )
Tokyo Sexwale, politician and businessman (1953 - )
Mark Shuttleworth, web entrepreneur, founder of Thawte and Ubuntu Linux, astronaut (1973 - )

[edit] Legal and police

Lourens Ackermann, constitutional court judge (1934 - )
George Bizos, lawyer (1928 - )
Arthur Chaskalson, judge (1931 - )
Harold Hanson, advocate QC (1904 - 1973)
Bram Fischer, advocate QC and political activist (1908 - 1975)
Richard Goldstone, ex-constitutional court judge (1938 - )
Pius Langa, chief justice of constitutional court (1939 - )
Cecil Margo, judge (1915 - 2000)
Bulelani Ngcuka, director of public prosecutions (1954 - )
Albie Sachs, justice in constitutional court (1935 - )
Jackie Selebi, national commissioner of police (1950 - )
Sir Robert Clarkson Tredgold, Chief Justice of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland (1899 - 1977)
Percy Yutar, chief prosecutor (1911 -2002)

[edit] Political

[edit] Activists and trade unionists

Winnie Madikizela-Mandela
Zackie Achmat, AIDS activist
Neil Aggett, political activist and trade unionist († 1982)
Jeremy Baskin, trade unionist (1956 - )
Steve Biko, nonviolent political activist (1946 - 1977)
Chris Hani, political activist (1942 - 1993)
Ruth Hayman, anti-apartheid campaigner ( - 1981)
Ahmed Kathrada, political activist
Adolph Malan, fighter pilot and civil rights activist (1910 - 1963)
Govan Mbeki, political activist and father of Thabo Mbeki
Fatima Meer, scientist and political activist (1928 - )
Elias Motsoaledi, political activist (1924 - 1994)
Victoria Mxenge, anti-apartheid activist (1942 - 1985)
Lilian Ngoyi, anti-apartheid activist (1911 - 1980)
Rachel Simons, communist and trade unionist (1914 - 2004)
Albertina Sisulu, political activist and wife of Walter Sisulu (1919 - )
Walter Sisulu, political activist (1912 - 2003)
Robert Sobukwe, political activist (1924 - 1978)
Oliver Tambo, political activist (1917 - 1993)
Richard Turner, academic and political activist {1941 - 1978}

[edit] Apartheid operatives

Wouter Basson, apartheid scientist (1950 - )
Dirk Coetzee, apartheid covert operative
Eugene de Kock, apartheid assassin
Clive Derby-Lewis, assassin (1936 - )
Lothar Neethling, apartheid forensic scientist (1935 - 2005)
Barend Strydom, convicted murderer and white supremacist activist
Eugène Terre'Blanche, white supremacist activist (1941 - )
Adriaan Vlok, apartheid minister (1937 - )
Thomas Vorster, apartheid operative and Boeremag member
Craig Williamson, apartheid spy (1949 - )

[edit] Colonial governors

See also: Cape governors and Natal governors

George Grey, Cape governor (1812 – 1898)
Jan Willem Janssens, Cape governor (1762 - 1838)
Benjamin Pine, Natal governor (1809 - 1891)
Harry Smith, (1787 - 1860)
Andries Stockenström, governor of British Kaffraria (1792 - 1964)
Simon van der Stel, first Cape governor (1639 – 1712)
Willem Adriaan van der Stel, second Cape governor (1664 - 1723)
Jan van Riebeeck, founder of Cape settlement (1619 - 1677)

[edit] Leaders and Politicians

Ken Andrew, politician (1943 - )
Kader Asmal, an activist, politician and professor of human rights (1934 -)
Sibusiso Bengu, politician (1934 - )
Thozamile Botha, politician (1948 - )
Cheryl Carolus, politician (1958 - )
Piet Cronje, boer general and commander-in-chief of ZAR's military forces (1840 - 1911)
Yusuf Dadoo, doctor and politician (1909 - 1983)
Patricia de Lille, politician (1951 - )
Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, politician (1949 - )
De Villiers Graaff, United Party opposition leader (1913 - 1999)
Jan Hendrik Hofmeyr, journalist and politician (1845 - 1909)
Jan Hendrik Hofmeyr, academic and politician (1894 - 1948)
Danny Jordaan, politician and soccer administrator (1951 - )
Tony Leon, DA opposition leader (1956 - )
Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, politician and 2nd wife of Nelson Mandela (1936 - )
Magnus Malan, minister of defence and chief of the South African Defence Force (1930 - )
Trevor Manuel, minister of finance (1956 - )
Roelf Meyer, politician and businessman (1947 - )
Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, deputy president (1955 - )
Gagathura (Monty) Mohambry Naicker, medical doctor and politician (1910 - 1978)
Bulelani Ngcuka, politician (1954 - )
Dullah Omar, politician (1934 - 2004)
Andries Pretorius, Boer leader and commandant-general (1799 - 1853)
Deneys Reitz, boer commando, deputy Prime Minister and High Commissioner to London (1882 - 1944)
Pixley ka Isaka Seme, ANC founder member (1881 - 1951)
Mbhazima Shilowa, trade unionist and premier (1958 - )
Joe Slovo, politician (1926 - 1995)
Harry Schwarz, MP and ambassador to the United States (1924 - )
Helen Suzman, politician (1917 - )
Catherine Taylor, politician (1914 - 1992)
Frederik van Zyl Slabbert, PFP opposition leader (1940 - )
Helen Zille, DA opposition leader, mayor of Cape Town (1951 - )
Jacob Zuma, former deputy president (1942 - )

[edit] Prime Ministers and Presidents

Jacobus Boshoff, 2nd President of the Orange Free State (1808 - 1881)
Louis Botha, Boer commander-in-chief and 1st Prime Minister of South Africa (1862 - 1919)
Pieter Willem Botha, 9th and last Prime Minister and 8th State President of South Africa (1916 - 2006)
Johannes Henricus Brand, 4th President of the Orange Free State
Thomas Francois Burgers, 4th President of South African Republic (1871 - 1877)
Frederik Willem de Klerk, 9th and last State President of South Africa and joint Nobel Peace Prize winner (1936 - )
Christiaan Rudolph de Wet, Boer general and acting President of the Orange Free State
Nicolaas Johannes Diederichs, 4th State President of South Africa (1903 - 1978)
Jacobus Johannes Fouché, 3rd State President of South Africa (1898 - 1980)
James Barry Munnik Hertzog, Boer general and 3rd Prime Minister of South Africa (1866 - 1942)
Josias Hoffman, 1st President of the Orange Free State
Petrus Jacobus Joubert, Boer general and member of the Troika in the South African Republic
Paul Kruger, member of the Troika, 5th and last President of South African Republic (1825 - 1904)
Daniel François Malan, 5th Prime Minister of South Africa and is responsible for laying the groundwork for Apartheid (1874 - 1959)
Nelson Mandela, 1st democratically elected President of South Africa and joint Nobel Peace Prize winner (1918 - )
Thabo Mbeki, 2nd and current President of South Africa (1942 - )
John X. Merriman, last prime minister of the Cape Colony (1841 - 1926)
Jozua François Naudé, 2nd State President of South Africa
Marthinus Wessel Pretorius, 3rd President of the Orange Free State, 1st and 3rd President of the ZAR (1819 - 1901)
Francis William Reitz, 5th President of the Orange Free State (1844 - 1934)
Jan Smuts, Boer general, British field marshal, 2nd and 4th Prime Minister of South Africa (1870 - 1950)
Johannes Strijdom, 6th Prime Minister of South Africa (1893 - 1958)
Martinus Theunis Steyn, 6th and last President of the Orange Free State (1857 - 1916)
Charles Robberts Swart, last Governor-General of the Union of South Africa and 1st State President of the RSA (1894 - 1982)
Hendrik Frensch Verwoerd, 7th Prime Minister of South Africa and primary architect of Apartheid (1901 - 1966)
Marais Viljoen, 5th and 7th State President of South Africa (1915 - 2007)
Balthazar Johannes Vorster, 8th Prime Minister and 6th State President of South Africa (1915 - 1983)
FW de Klerk State President from 1990 -1994

[edit] Royalty

Cetshwayo kaMpande, 4th Zulu king (1826 - 1884)
Cyprian Bhekuzulu kaSolomon, 7th Zulu king (1924 - 1945)
Goodwill Zwelethini, 8th and current king of the Zulu nation (1948 - )
Dabulamanzi, Zulu prince, son of Mpande
Dingane kaSenzangakhona, 2nd Zulu king and half-brother of Shaka (1795 - 1840)
Dinuzulu kaCetshwayo, 5th Zulu king (1868 - 1913) not officially recognized
Mangosuthu Buthelezi, politician and a Zulu prince (1928 - )
uZibhebhu kaMaphitha, Zulu prince and chief (1841 - 1904)
Khetoane Modjadji, Balobedu's 3th Rain Queen (1869 - 1959)
Makoma Modjadji, Balobedu's 4th Rain Queen (1905 - 1980)
Mokope Modjadji, Balobedu's 5th Rain Queen (1936 - 2001)
Makobo Modjadji, Balobedu's 6th Rain Queen (1978 - 2005)
Mpande, 3rd Zulu king and half-brother of Shaka (1798 - 1872)
Mzilikazi, king of the Matabele (c. 1790 - 1868)
Sekhukhune, king of the Marota (or Bapedi) (1814 - 1882)
Sekwati, king of the Marota (or Bapedi), father of Sekhukhune (1775 - 1861)
Shaka, founder of the Zulu nation (1787 - 1828)
Solomon kaDinuzulu, 6th Zulu king (1891 - 1933) not officially recognized

[edit] Tribal leaders and prophets

Hintsa kaKhawuta, amaXhosa chief (1789 - 1835)
Khawuta kaGcaleka, amaXhosa chief (c. 1761 - 1804)
Adam Kok, Griqua leader (1811 - 1875)
Chief Thandatha_Jongilizwe_Mabandla, amaBhele chief, Tyume Valley, Alice, Ciskei (1926 - )
Makhanda, amaXhosa prophet ( - 1820)
Chief Mqalo, Amakhuze chief, Ciskei region (1916 - )
Maqoma, amaXhosa chief imprisoned on Robben Island ( - 1873)
Moshoeshoe I, Basotho chief (c. 1786 - 1870)
Ngubengcuka, prominent chief of the Thembu amaXhosa ( - 1832)
Nongqawuse, millennialist amaXhosa prophetess (c. 1840s – 1898)
Sarili kaHintsa, amaXhosa chief (c. 1810 - 1892)

[edit] Prelates and clerics

Albert Nolan, Catholic priest
William Anderson, missionary (1769 - 1852)
Allan Boesak, cleric and anti-apartheid activist (1945 - )
Frank Chikane, cleric and anti-apartheid activist (1951 - )
John William Colenso, Anglican bishop of Natal (1814 - 1883)
S.J. du Toit, cleric, Afrikaans language pioneer and founder member of the Genootskap vir Regte Afrikaners (1847 - 1911)
Allan Hendrickse, cleric and MP (1927 - 2005)
Albert Luthuli, cleric, politician and 1960 Nobel Peace Prize winner (c. 1898 - 1967)
Charlotte Maxeke, religious leader and political activist (1874 - 1939)
Ray McCauley, head of Rhema church (1949 - )
Robert Moffat, missionary, Bible translator and founder of Kuruman (1795 - 1883)
Beyers Naudé, cleric and anti-apartheid activist (1915 - 2004)
John Philip, missionary (1775 - 1851)
Desmond Tutu, cleric and Nobel Peace Prize winner (1931 - )

[edit] Sport

[edit] Athletics

Okkert Brits, pole-vaulter (1973 - )
Zola Budd, marathon and long-distance runner (1966 - )
Hestrie Cloete, high jumper (1978 - )
Bruce Fordyce, ultra-marathon runner (1955 - )
Jacques Freitag, high jumper (1982 - )
Llewellyn Herbert, 400m hurdles, Olympic bronze medallist (1977 - )
Frantz Kruger, discus thrower (1975 - )
Mbulaeni Mulaudzi, middle distance runner, Olympic silver medallist (1980 - )
Oscar Pistorius, disabled runner (1986 - )
Gert Potgieter, 440m hurdles, Commonwealth Games gold medallist (1937 - )
Hezekiél Sepeng, middle distance runner, Olympic silver medallist (1974 - )
Josia Thugwane, marathon runner, Olympic gold medallist (1971 - )
L. J. van Zyl, 400m hurdles, Commonwealth Games gold medallist (1985 - )

[edit] Basketball

Steve Nash, two-time NBA MVP (1974 - ) (more commonly identified as Canadian, as his family moved there in his early childhood)

[edit] Boxing

Cassius Baloyi, featherweight boxer (1974 - )
Mike Bernardo, boxer, kickboxer, mixed martial arts fighter (1969 - )
Francois Botha, heavyweight boxer (1968 - )
Gerrie Coetzee, World Boxing Association heavyweight champion (1955 - )
Pierre Coetzer, heavyweight boxer, (1961 - )
Kallie Knoetze, heavyweight boxer (1953 - )
"Baby" Jakes Matlala, junior flyweight champion (1962 - )
Brian Mitchell, WBA Super Featherweight Champion 1986 - 1991, IBF Super Featherweight Champion 1991 (1961-)
Corrie Sanders, heavyweight boxer (1966 - )
Mzukisi Sikali, flyweight boxer (1971 - 2005)
Charlie Weir, light middleweight boxer (1956 - )

[edit] Cricket

Shafiek Abrahams, right-arm spin bowler (1968 - )
Paul Adams, left-arm spin bowler (1977 - )
Hashim Amla, right-handed batsman and No 3 bat (1983- )
Adam Bacher, right-handed batsman (1973 - )
Ali Bacher, right-handed batsman and administrator (1942 - )
Edgar John Barlow, right-arm fast bowler and coach (1940 - 2005)
Nicky Boje, all-rounder (1973 - )
Tertius Bosch, right-arm fast bowler (1966 - 2000)
Johan Botha, right-arm spin bowler (1982 - )
Mark Boucher, wicket-keeper and right-handed batsman (1976 - )
David Callaghan, all-rounder (1965 - )
Jimmy Cook, right-handed batsman (1953 - )
Hansie Cronje, Proteas captain, all-rounder (1969 - 2002)
Daryll Cullinan, right-handed batsman (1967 - )
Basil D'Oliveira, right-handed batsman (1931 - )
Alan Dawson, right-arm fast medium bowler (1969 - )
Abraham de Villiers, wicket-keeper and right-handed batsman (1984 - )
Fanie de Villiers, right-arm fast medium bowler (1964 - )
Matthew Dennington, cricketer (1982 - )
Boeta Dippenaar, right-handed batsman (1977 - )
Allan Donald, right-arm fast bowler (1966 - )
Jean-Paul Duminy, left-handed batsman (1984 - )
Clive Eksteen, left-arm spin bowler (1966 - )
Steve Elworthy, right-arm fast medium bowler (1965 - )
Herschelle Gibbs, right-handed batsman (1974 - )
Tony Greig, right-handed batsman and commentator (1946 - )
Andrew Hall, all-rounder (1975 - )
Nantie Hayward, right-arm fast bowler (1977 - )
Claude Henderson, left-arm spin bowler (1972 - )
Omar Henry, left-arm spin bowler (1952 - )
Andrew Hudson, right-handed opening batsman (1952 - )
Martin van Jaarsveld, right-handed batsman (1974 - )
Steven Jack, right-arm fast medium bowler (1970 - )
Jacques Kallis, all-rounder (1975 - )
Chad Keegan, cricketer (1979 - )
Justin Kemp, all-rounder (1977 - )
Jon Kent, cricketer (1979 - )
Gary Kirsten, left-handed opening batsman (1967 - )
Peter Kirsten, right-handed batsman (1955 - )
Lance Klusener, all-rounder (1971 - )
Garnett Kruger, right-arm fast medium bowler (1977 - )
Adrian Kuiper, all-rounder (1959 - )
Charl Langeveldt, right-arm fast medium bowler (1974 - )
Gerhardus Liebenberg, right-handed batsman and wicket-keeper (1972 - )
Allan Lamb, right-hand batsman (1954 - )
Craig Matthews, right-arm fast medium bowler (1965 - )
Neil McKenzie, right-handed batsman (1975 - )
Brian McMillan, all-rounder (1963 - )
Albie Morkel, right-handed batsman (1981 - )
Victor Mpitsang, right-arm fast medium bowler (1980 - )
Andre Nel, fast bowler (1977 - )
Makhaya Ntini, fast bowler (1977 - )
Justin Ontong, right-arm spin bowler (1980 - )
Hugh Page, right arm fast bowler (1961 - )
Robin Peterson, left-arm spin bowler (1979 - )
Kevin Pietersen, right-handed batsman (1980 - )
Graeme Pollock, left-handed batsman (1944 - )
Shaun Pollock, Proteas captain, fast-medium bowler, nephew of Graeme (1973 - )
Nic Pothas, right-handed batsman and wicket-keeper (1973 - )
Ashwell Prince, left-handed batsman (1977 - )
Meyrick Pringle, right-arm fast medium swing bowler (1966 - )
Andrew Puttick, cricketer (1980 - )
Jonty Rhodes, right-handed batsman (1969 - )
Clive Rice, all-rounder (1949 - )
David Richardson, right-handed batsman and wicketkeeper (1959 - )
Jacques Rudolph, left-handed batsman (1981 - )
Mark Rushmere, right-handed batsman (1965 - )
Brett Schultz, left-arm fast bowler (1970 - )
Graeme Smith, Proteas captain, batsman (1981 - )
Greg Smith, cricketer (1971 - )
Errol Stewart, right-handed batsman and wicket-keeper (1969 - )
Dale Steyn, right-arm fast bowler (1983 - )
Rudi Steyn, cricketer (1967 - )
Andrew Strauss, cricketer (1977 - )
Pieter Strydom, cricketer (1969 - )
Pat Symcox, right-arm spin bowler (1960 - )
Roger Telemachus, right-arm fast medium bowler (1973 - )
David Terbrugge, right-arm fast medium bowler (1977 - )
Kepler Wessels, Proteas captain, left-handed batsman (1957 - )
Henry Williams, right-arm fast medium bowler (1967 - )
Charl Willoughby, cricketer (1974 - )
Mandy Yachad, cricketer (1960 - )
Monde Zondeki, right-arm fast bowler (1982 - )

[edit] Golf

Ernie Els (1969 - )
Retief Goosen (1969 - )
Trevor Immelman (1979 - )
Gary Player (1936 - )
Rory Sabbatini (1976 - )
Sewsunker "Papwa" Sewgolum (1930 - 1978)

[edit] Motorsport

Jody Scheckter, Formula One world champion (1950 - )
Gordon Murray, Grand Prix car designer (1946 - )

[edit] Rugby

Bakkies Botha, Springbok, lock (1979 - )
Naas Botha, Springbok, flyhalf and TV presenter (1958 - )
Schalk Burger, Springbok, flank (1983 - )
Kitch Christie, Springboks coach (1940 - 1998)
Danie Craven, Springbok, scrumhalf and administrator (1910 - 1994)
Jean de Villiers, Springbok, centre and wing (1981 - )
Peter de Villiers, Springbok coach (1957 - )
Morne du Plessis, Springbok, eight man (1949 - )
Frik du Preez, Springbok, lock/flank (1935 - )
Os du Randt, Springbok, prop (1972 - )
Danie Gerber, Springbok, centre (1958 - )
Bryan Habana, Springbok, wing (1983 - )
Butch James, Springbok, flyhalf (1979-)
Victor Matfield, Springbok, lock (1977 - )
Percy Montgomery, Springbok, fullback (1974 - )
Bennie Osler, Springbok, fly-half (1901 - 1962)
Francois Pienaar, Springbok, flank (1967 - )
Hugh Reece-Edwards, Springbok, fullback (1961-)
John Smit, Springbok, hooker (1978 - )
François Steyn, Springbok, flyhalf/fullback (1987 - )
Joel Stransky, Springbok, flyhalf (1967 - )
Gary Teichmann, Springbok, number 8 (1967 - )
Joost van der Westhuizen, Springbok, scrum-half (1971 - )
Jake White, Springbok coach (1963 - )
Chester Williams, Springbok, wing (1970 - )

[edit] Soccer

Shaun Bartlett, striker (1972 - )
Doctor Khumalo, midfielder (1967 - )
Benni McCarthy, striker (1977 - )
Lucas Radebe, Bafana Bafana captain, defender (1969 - )
Jomo Sono, midfielder and coach (1955 - )
Gary Bailey, goalkeeper for England and Manchester United (1958 - )
Quinton Fortune, midfielder and defender for Manchester United (1977 - )
Mark Fish, defender for Bolton Wanderers, Charlton Athletic and Jomo Cosmos (1974 - )

[edit] Surfing

John Whitmore, father of South African surfing (1929 - 2001)
Shaun Tomson, former world champ (1955 - )
Grant Baker, winner of the Mavericks Big Wave contest in California
Martin Potter (surfer), 1989 world champ (1965 - )

[edit] Swimming

Natalie du Toit, disabled swimmer (1984 - )
Lyndon Ferns, Olympic gold medallist (1983 - )
Penny Heyns, breaststroke, Olympic gold medallist (1974 - )
Ryk Neethling, freestyle, Olympic gold medallist (1977 - )
Roland Mark Schoeman, freestyle, Olympic gold medallist (1980 - )
Darian Townsend, Olympic gold medallist (1984 - )
Charlene Wittstock, backstroke swimmer (1978 - )

[edit] Tennis

Kevin Curren (1958 - )
Cliff Drysdale, player and television commentator (1941 - )
Wayne Ferreira (1971 - )
Johan Kriek (1958 - )
Amanda Coetzer (1971- )
Neil Broad (1966- )

[edit] Winter Sports

Alexander Heath, Alpine skier (1978-)

[edit] Yachting

Bertie Reed, springbok yachtsman (1943 - 2006)

[edit] Travelers, adventurers and pioneers

William John Burchell, naturalist traveler (1781 - 1863)
Francisco de Almeida, adventurer buried in Cape Town (c. 1450 - 1510)
Bartolomeu Dias, explorer who reached eastern Cape (c. 1450 – 1500)
Emil Holub, explorer (1847 - 1902)
Nathaniel Isaacs, Natal traveler (1808 - 1872)
Dick King, colonial pioneer (1813 - 1871)
François Le Vaillant, Cape naturalist traveler (1753 - 1824)
Karl Mauch, traveling geologist (1873 - 1875)
Harriet A. Roche, Transvaal traveler (1835 - 1921)
Carl Peter Thunberg, Cape naturalist traveler (1743 - 1828)
Sibusiso Vilane, first black African to summit Mount Everest (1970 - )

[edit] Criminals

Schabir Shaik, convicted fraudster
Rashid Staggie, crime boss
Andre Stander, gang member (1946 – 1984)
Gert van Rooyen, pedophile ( - 1990)

[edit] Other

Denise Darvall, donor for the first human heart transplant (1943 - 1967)
Emily Hobhouse, welfare campaigner for South Africans (1860 - 1926)
Nkosi Johnson, child who died of AIDS (1989 - 2001)
Sandra Laing, victim of racial classification (1955 - )
Breaker Morant, Boer War soldier (1864 - 1902)
Napoléon Eugène, last of Napoleons who died in Zulu war (1856 - 1879)
Hector Pieterson, poster victim of the Soweto riots (1964 - 1976)
Mrs. Ples, homonid fossil (born c. 2.6 to 2.8 million years ago)
Rosenkowitz sextuplets, first known set of sextuplets to survive their infancy (1974 - )
Adam Tas, colonial activist (1668 - 1722)
Taung Child, homonid fossil (born c. 2.5 million years ago)
Louis Washkansky, recipient of first human heart transplant (1913 - 1967)
Wolraad Woltemade, colonial hero figure (c. 1708 - 1773)

[edit] See also

List of Afrikaners
List of people by nationality
List of South African artists
List of South African politicians
SABC3's Great South Africans, a television program listing the 100 greatest South Africans as voted for by viewers
List of White Africans

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