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The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 265 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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  • Template:South African-politician-stub

  • Template:SouthAfrica-politician-stub

  • Template:SouthAfrica-diplomat-stub

  • Template:SouthAfrica-mayor-stub




A



  • John William Ackerman

  • Anton Alberts (politician)

  • Alfred Ernest Trollip

  • Joseph Allison (South African politician)

  • Ken Andrew

  • William H. Andrews (unionist)




B



  • Tarnia Baker

  • Nosimo Balindlela

  • William Bantom

  • Constance Bapela

  • Japie Basson

  • William Duncan Baxter

  • Sibusiso Bengu

  • Edward Bhengu

  • Fezile Bhengu

  • Royith Bhoola

  • John Block (South African politician)

  • Bongani Bongo

  • Cornelius Botha

  • Thozamile Botha

  • Glynnis Breytenbach




C



  • Azhar Cachalia

  • Robin Carlisle

  • Cheryl Carolus

  • Yunus Carrim

  • Yusuf Cassim

  • Sindisiwe Chikunga

  • Fatima Chohan

  • John Christie (mayor)

  • Michael Coetzee

  • J. H. Conradie

  • John Blades Currey




D



  • Ian Davidson (South African politician)

  • Rob Davies (politician)

  • William Thomas Frederick Davies

  • Denis Gem Shepstone

  • Thoko Didiza

  • Nico Diederichs

  • Ipuseng Ditshetelo

  • Ayanda Dlodlo

  • Geoff Doidge

  • Willem Doman

  • Eben Dönges

  • Wesley Douglas (politician)

  • Richard Dyantyi




E



  • Daniel Jacobus Erasmus

  • Frans Erasmus

  • Alec Erwin

  • Shahid Esau




F



  • Sharna Fernandez

  • Chris Fismer

  • Gregory Fortuin

  • Maurice Freeman

  • John Frost (politician)

  • Thomas Ekins Fuller




G



  • John Taolo Gaetsewe

  • Dion George

  • Mluleki George

  • Theo Gerdener

  • George Goch

  • Themba Godi

  • Patrick Goold

  • De Villiers Graaff

  • Jimmy Green (South African politician)

  • Pieter Groenewald

  • Archie Gumede

  • Zandile Gumede

  • John Gunda

  • Mondli Gungubele




H



  • William Matthew Harries

  • Lindiwe Hendricks

  • Friedrich Kaufmann Höhne

  • Inkosi Holomisa

  • James Cotterell Hoole

  • Owen Horwood

  • Max van Hulsteyn

  • William Hume (Cape politician)




J



  • John Jeffery (politician)

  • Mcebisi Jonas




K



  • Pinky Kekana

  • Ntopile Kganyago

  • Philip Kgosana

  • E. J. Khaile

  • Makhosi Khoza

  • Noxolo Kiviet

  • Wolfie Kodesh

  • Nkosiphendule Kolisile

  • Patricia Kopane

  • Zoe Kota-Fredericks

  • Dumisani Kumalo




L



  • Cathlene Labuschagne

  • Helen Lamoela

  • Luwellyn Landers

  • Owen Lanyon

  • Harry Lawrence

  • James Watson Leonard

  • Chris Liebenberg

  • Zingiswa Losi

  • Annette Lovemore




M



  • Brigitte Mabandla

  • Pule Mabe

  • Enos John Mabuza

  • Dean Macpherson

  • Swelethu Madasa

  • Walter Madeley

  • Bonginkosi Madikizela

  • Penuell Maduna

  • Gratitude Magwanishe

  • Fish Mahlalela

  • Gwen Mahlangu-Nkabinde

  • M. J. Mahlangu

  • Ndaweni Mahlangu

  • Supra Mahumapelo

  • Thembi Majola

  • Vusumzi Make

  • Pholisa Makeleni

  • Sefako Makgatho

  • Helen Makhuba

  • Wynand Malan

  • Rocky Malebane-Metsing

  • Buti Manamela

  • Mduduzi Manana

  • Mosibudi Mangena

  • Solly Afrika Mapaila

  • Kebby Maphatsoe

  • Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula

  • Erik Marais

  • Peter Marais

  • Willie Marais

  • Beatrice Marshoff

  • Norman Mashabane

  • Paul Mashatile

  • Candith Mashego-Dlamini

  • Amos Masondo

  • Phumulo Masualle

  • Madala Masuku

  • George Matanzima

  • Cassel Mathale

  • Noluthando Mayende-Sibiya

  • James Mortimer Maynard

  • Senzo Mchunu

  • Membathisi Mdladlana

  • Frank Mdlalose

  • Lentheng Helen Mekgwe

  • Hendrik Mentz

  • Kenneth Meshoe

  • Nomaindia Mfeketo

  • Reginah Mhaule

  • Edward Mhinga

  • Hlengiwe Mkhize

  • Bongani Mkongi

  • Johnson Mlambo

  • Jonathan Moakes

  • Maureen Modiselle

  • Yunus Mohamed

  • Stevens Mokgalapa

  • Ellen Molekane

  • Jabu Moleketi

  • Sello Moloto

  • Zachariah Alpheus Mahlomola Molotsi

  • Oupa Monareng

  • Moosa Moolla

  • Mohammed Valli Moosa

  • Kenneth Mopeli

  • Gerald Morkel

  • James Moroka

  • Angie Motshekga

  • Mathole Motshekga

  • Mandisi Mpahlwa

  • Patrick Mphephu

  • Mpumi Mpofu

  • Saul Msane

  • Mendi Msimang

  • H. Selby Msimang

  • Bongani Msomi

  • Jackson Mthembu

  • Nathi Mthethwa

  • Corné Mulder

  • Lourens Muller

  • Lawrence Mushwana




N



  • Monty Naicker

  • Naransamy Roy Naidoo

  • Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams

  • Andries Nel

  • Smuts Ngonyama

  • Nkosinathi Nhleko

  • Curtis Nkondo

  • Duma Nkosi

  • Stanley Ntapane

  • Sisi Ntombela

  • Hudson William Edison Ntsanwisi

  • Nosipho Ntwanambi

  • Samuel Dickenson Nxumalo




O



  • Fox Odendaal

  • Godfrey Oliphant

  • Mildred Oliphant



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