Biography Index

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Last name	First name	Synopsis	Date of birth	Date of death
Baadjies	Clement
Baard	Frances	Organiser of the African National Congress (ANC) Women’s League and Trade Unionist.	01-October-1909	02-June-1997
Baardman	Jeffrey
Baartman	Henry
Baartman	Ben	Member of the ANC and SACTU, banished person	1924
Baartman	Sara “Saartjie”	A Khoikhoi woman	1789	29-December-1815
Baba	Bolo
Babenia	Natuarlal
Babenia	Natvarlal “Natoo”	Political prisoner, participated in the Indian and South African liberation struggles, journalist, member of the Natal Indian Youth Congress, Natal Indian Congress, African National Congress and uMkhonto weSizwe, Robben Island prisoner, banned person	28-March-1924	01-January-1999
Bacela	Professor	Member of COSAS and ANC, Robben Island political prisoner, Secretary of the Central House Committee (UWC), Mayor and Local Municipal Manager.	21 September 1964	May 2012
Bacher	Ali	Cricketer, Medical Doctor and South African Administrator of the United Cricket Board.	24-May-1942
Bacola	Headman
Badat	Saleem	Academic, author, Vice-Chancellor of Rhodes University, the first black South African to hold this post in 102 years, Editor of Grassroots community newspaper, Program Director: International Higher Education & Strategic Projects, The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation (New York, USA)	29 August 1957
Badela	Sipho		1937
Badela	Mono	Eastern Cape Journalist, particularly known for his journalism that helped to put major trade unions, along with the PE Black Civic Organisation (Pebco) and the Congress of SA Students (Cosas), on the national political map (1970s)	circa 1937	November 2002
Badsha	Omar	A self-taught, award winning artist and photographer. Badsha played an active role in the South African liberation struggle, as a cultural and political activist and trade union leader.	27 June 1945
Badsha	Ebrahim		13 March 1931	27 September 2003
Badusa	Schriener
Baepi	Sanny
Baginpofa	Headman
Baginpofa	Headman
Bailey	Jim	Founder of Drum magazine (1950) and The Golden City Post (1955), author, historian, poet and RAF pilot	23-October-1919	29-February-2000
Baines	John	Marine and Portrait Painter	27- November-1820	08- May-1875
Bakela	Wiggi			21-March-1960
Baker	Herbert	Architect	9 June 1862	4 February 1946
Baker	Villa	political activist, shop steward for the National Garment Workersof the SACP, exiled person	12-March-1917	25-December-2004
Baker	Julius
Baker	Lewis	civil rights lawyer, member of the South African Communist Party and African National Congress, political prisoner, banned person and exile		1979
Bakubaku	Golden			26-December-1976
Bala	William
Baldry	Harold
Baleka	Aaron
Baleka	Aaron
Balekili	Raraza
Balela	Maranti
Balela	Maranti
Balele	Mzini
Balfour	Mabel	anti-apartheid activist, trade unionist, arrested, General Secretary of the African Food and Canning Workers Union, banned
Balfour	Coto
Balindlela	Siziwe	Politician, Premier of the Eastern Cape Province and former Minister of Sport and Art and Culture in the Eastern Cape Province.	28-November-1949
Baliso	Alfred
Balizulu	Senwabo
Balkema	August	Dutch typographer, calligrapher, author and book publisher	06-October-1906	04-September-1966
Ballinger	Violet		11-January-1894	07-February-1980
Ballinger	William	Ballinger was a trade union organizer, member of the Joint Council movement, a representative of Africans in the Senate, and a founder of the Liberal Party.	21-September-1894	1974
Baloi	Margareth		8 August 1936	2001
Baloi	Robert
Baloyi	Richard	Member of the Atlantic Charter Committee, Treasurer-general of the ANC, vice-president of the Non-European United Front and businessperson	1897	05-October-1962
Baloyi	Vincent	Artist	4-February-1954
Baloyi	Patric			14-February-1988
Baloyi	Jacob
Bam	Brigalia	Head of Independent Electoral Commission
Bam	Fikile	Judge-President of the Lands Claim Court; Member of the Eastern Cape Bar; Member of Independent Mediation Services of South Africa; Member of Eastern Cape Society of Advocates and Johannesburg Bar Council; political prisoner on Robben Island.	18-July-1937	18-December-2011
Bana	Bogatsu
Banca	Sangxeke
Banda	Daniel Thomas	frtist	1952
Banda	Vronda
Banda	Michael			01-July-1988
Bandile	Sivuku
Bandile	Joni
Bandon	Gordon
Bangani	Alphios
Bangani	Arthur
Bangani	Arthur
Bani	Goba
Bani	Silas
Bani	Nobandla			29-July-1987
Bantjes	Jan		1817	1887
Bantwini	N.
Baqwa	Jeffry	Member of the Black Consciousness Movement, Medical doctor	24-July-1949	02-August-2001
Baqwa	Dumo
Barayi	Elijah	Trade unionist, President of Cosatu.	15-June-1930	24-January-1994
Barber	Robert
Barcela	Professor
Barclay	Dorothy	fotanical painter	1892	1940
Bardien	Mogamat Taufie	Banned political activist, Bardien was involved in the Unity Movement, Coloured Affairs Department (CAD) and South African Coloured People's Organisation (SACPO)	1923	March 1976
Barenblatt	Yetta	Trade Unionist, member of the East London Worker’s Civic League and Secretary of the Congress of Democrats (CoD) in 1954. Barenblatt was arrested on charges of treason in 1956, detained during the state of emergency in 1960 and banned in 1962. Sh	24-September-1913	1999
Barlin	Sam
Barlow	Arthur
Barmania	Mahomed	businessman, politician, community worker, member of the Cape Indian Congress, elected Cape Province representative on the executive of the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) and joint secretary of the SAIC
Barnard	Christiaan	Famous cardiac surgeon	8 November 1922	2 September 2001
Barnato	Barney	South African Randlord and entrepreneur.	21-February-1851	14-June-1897
Barnes	Isaac			25-August-1976
Barnett	Jack
Barnett	Naomi
Barrell	Howard
Barry	Michael	Artist and photographer	1954
Barrymore	Maritz		1928	8 December 1994
Barsel	Hymie	1956 Treason Trialist and member of the SACP	1920
Barsel (nee Levin)	Esther	Political activist, worked with SACTU and a member of the Young Communist League (YCL) and the South African Communist Party (SACP), one of the accused in the Bram Fischer Trial	17 October 1924	6 October 2008
Basela	Robinson
Basil	Mpolopo
Baskin	Jeremy
Basner	Hyman	Political activist, lawyer, journalist member of the SACP	1905	1977
Bassa	Cassim Mohammed	Estate agent and Community leader	11 August 1925	1983
Basset	Basel
Bastomsky	Saul	A member of the Liberal Party of South Africa (LPSA)
Bathurst	Henry	Politician and British Colonial Officer	22-May-1762	27-July-1834
Battiss	Walter	Painter	6-January-1906	20 August 1982
Bavana	Khumalo
Bawana	Nguqu
Bawo-Dlamini	Albert
Bayliss	Wyke		1835	1906
Bayti	Jackson
Bazil	Sithole
Bbatha	Vusumzi
Beard	Terence	A member of the Liberal Party of South Africa (LPSA). Banned by the apartheid government.
Beard	Terrence
Beaumont	William	Chairman of the Natives Land Commission, member of the, South African National Party and Judge at the Natal Supreme Court.	24 February 1851	c. 1930
Beck	Godfrey
Becker	Peter	Author, ethnologist and advertising executive	1921	1984
Befile	Johnson
Befile	Tembe
Befile	Temba
Bekwayo	Wilson
Beleni	Mashekile
Beleni	Moshekile
Beleni	Moshekile
Bell	Barbara		13-December-1914	03-April-2005
Bell	Terence	Journalist, author, social activist, teacher, educator, broadcaster, political prisoner, banned person, exile, member of the NAYF, COD, ANC, ANCYL, responsible for setting up the primary division of SOMAFCO in Tanzania, responsible for Friends of Moses Mayekiso campaign.	12 September 1942
Ben	James
Ben	Mashinini
Ben	Poyi
Benati	Mahlongo
Benedict	Matshoba
Benene	Mantilini
Bengu	Sibusiso	High school principal, Vice Chancellor at the University of Fort Hare, Secretary-General of the Inkatha Freeom Party, Minister of Education	08-May-1934
Bengu	Siegfried
Bengu	Makulana
Bengu	Dumisane
Bengu	Joseph
Benjamin	Sathima	Jazz singer	17-October-1936	20-August-2013
Benjamin	Hlolile
Benjamin	Matyu
Benjamin	Mokgosi
Benjamin	Ntoele
Benjamin	Ntule
Benjamin	Pixie
Benjamin	Pixie	Organizer of the 1956’s Women’s March, Charged, Arrested and Banned for Distributing Illegal Literature under the Suppression of Communism Act and aiding ANC activists.		1976
Benjamin	Olga
Bennet	Nkosi
Bennie	Alven
Bennie	Ntenie			2007
Bennun	Tollie
Bennun	Mervyn
Bennun	Naphtali
Benson	Mary	Author, journalist, anti-apartheid activist, co-founded the Africa Bureau, first person to record the ANC’s history	08-December-1919	19-June-2000
Benson	Ndimba
Bensusan	Arthur	Medical doctor, lecturer at Wits University, inventor of the first instantaneous X-ray, photographer, photographic historian, founder member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of South Africa, (now the SA College of Medicine), secretary of the S	1921	2007
Bentele	Watu
Bentele	Milton
Benyani	Kebeta
Bequezi	Alton
Berenc	Qumza
Berger	Guy
Berman	Bee	Photographer	1949
Berman	Myrtle		1924
Berman	Ray	South African Painter and fine artist living in Swaziland	1941
Bernadt	Hymie
Bernadt (nee Alkin)	Jean	Member of the CPSA, member of the National Council of Women, the Congress of Democrats, the Federation of South African Women and Black Sash.	19-May-1914	09-April-2011
Bernard	Huna
Bernard	Nkosi
Bernstein	Hilda	Member of the South African Labour Party League of Youth and the South African Communist Party, founding member of the Federation of South African Women, one of the organisers of the Women's March to the Union Buildings that took place on the 9th	15-May-1915	08-September-2006
Bernstein	Lionel	Writer, Political Activist, Architect, SACP and MK member, banned person, politcal prisoner, exile, recipient of The Order of Luthuli in Gold.	20-March-1920	23-June-2002
Berrange	Vernon	Banned person, member of the Springbok Legion and the South African Communist Party, human rights advocate, Queens Counsel and recipient of the Order of the Companions of OR Tambo in Silver.	25 November 1900	14 September 1983September 1972
Berrange	Vernon	Lawyer in the 1963-1964 Rivonia Trail
Berrange	Jevon
Berry	Ian	Photographer	04-April-1934	05-May-2013
Beshe	James			21-March-1960
Beshe	Weyi
Beshenga	Mama Beshenga	Political Activist and Trade unionist (1960's)	1936
Bessie	James			21-March-1960
Bestall	Clifford	Film maker	1947
Bester	Willie	Artist	29 February 1956
Beto	Mzondezi
Beto	Mzondezi
Beto	Simon
Beto	Tanana		1921
Bevington	William George		1881	1953
Beyleveld	Pieter	National organiser for the Labour Party, in 1952, President of the Congress of Democrats, President of the South African Congress of Trade Unions, 1956 Treason trialist, member of the South African Communist Party.	15-November-1916	1988
Beyleveld	Petrus
Bezuidenhout	Isaac			14-September-1976
Bhala	Patric
Bhedava	John
Bheki	Gumbi
Bhengu	Hyacinth	Attorney and Political Activist	07-September-1919	1990
Bhengu	Gerard	Artist	6-September-1910	1990
Bhengu	Edward	Founder member of the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC), political detainee	08 November 1934	26 December 2010
Bhengu	Moses
Bhengu	Siegfried
Bhentele	Nimrod
Bhikha	E.
Bhixa	Vuyisile			11-November-1987
Bhola	M. N.	Political Activist and ANC member	03-September-1841	1948
Bhongo	Khululani
Bhoya	Herbert
Bhugwan	Sonnie	Former secretary of Natal Indian Youth Congress
Bibi	Mtombeni
Bieber	Jodi	Artist.	1966
Biehl	Amy	An American volunteer who was killed just before the 1994 democratic elections.	26 April 1967	25 August 1993
Bifana	Ngcobo
Bikie	Michael
Bikitsha	Doc	Teacher, journalist, awarded the Order of Ikhamanga in Silver for his contribution to journalism and literature and as an important social commentator	19-November-1930	06-January-2007
Bikitsha	Linda
Bikitsha	Harrington
Bikitsha	Bikitsha
Bikitsha	Zolile
Biko	Stephen	Member of the SRC at University of Natal (Non-European section), first president of SASO, Chair of SASO Publications, Black Consciousness Movement (BCM) leader, banned person, political prisoner, killed in police detention	18-December-1946	12-September-1977
Biko	Bomwana
Bila	Strike
Bileya	Philimon
Bili	William
Billy	Nair
Binda	Sipho
Binta	Joseph
Bisho	Mzimasi			11-November-1984
Bishop	Diana (Di)	Political Activist.
Bishoti	Thembile
Bitjane	Hlubi
Biza	Toto
Bizos	George	Advocate,Human Rights lawyer, Senior Counsel at the Legal Resources Centre in Johannesburg in the Constitutional Unit, member of the Board of Trustees of the Centre for Applied Legal Studies at the University of Witwatersrand, Judge of the Botswana Court of Appeal, one of the architects of South Africa’s democratic constitution, author	15 November 1927	9 September 2020
Blaaiberg	Philip	Dentist, Heart transplant recipient and a Captain of the South African Army Medical Corps during the Second world War.	1909	17 August 1969
Blaauw	Alcott
Black	Stephen	Novelist, prize-fighter, journalist, actor and South Africa’s first professional playwright.	September 1879	08-August-1931
Blackburn	Molly	South African political activist.	11-November-1930	28-December-1985
Blaxall	Arthur	Clergyman, political activist, teacher and pacifist	15-May-1891	1970
Blayi	Thomas		1927	7 October 1961
Blayi	Nyamalipeli		1895	7 October 1961
Blayi	Hlati		1898	7 October 1961
Bles	Vuyisile
Blessing	Ngobese
Bloch	Graeme
Bloem	Makaleni
Bloom	Harry
Bloomberg	Charles
Bloyi	Chitibhunga
Blundell	John	A member of the Liberal Party of South Africa (LPSA). Banned by the apartheid government.
Bobbetyana	Vuyana
Bobby	Sebotsa
Bobo	Vuyami
Bock	William
Bodenstein	Esme	Physiotherapist, political prisoner	06-July-1929	22-February-2000
Boesak	Allan	Anti-apartheid activist, leader of the World Alliance of Churches and patron of the United Democratic Front (UDF).	1945
Boesak	Johannes
Bogale	Boyce
Bogatsu	Clemont
Bogwana	Kildas
Bogwana	Kildas
Boitumelo	Leepile
Bokaba	Alpheus
Bokala	Isaac	Teacher, member of the African National Congress (ANC) Youth League. Bokala was active in the 1952 Defiance Campaign, the 1959 “Stay at Home” campaign in 1959, and was detained during the State of Emergency in 1960. He was a founding membe	1929	24-April-2005
Bokala	Papase			11-November-1982
Bokwe	John	Journalist, Minister and Musician	15-March-1855	22-February-1922
Bokwe	Roseberry	Educator, physician and politician	07-March-1900	1963
Bolente	Kondile
Bolisi	Ngqengqeleka
Bollo	Massimo
Bollo	Massimo
Bolo	Baba
Bolo	Baba
Bolosha	Malunga
Bolosha	Malunga
Bolosha	Malunga
Bolosha	Malunga
Bolton	Harriet	General Secretary of the Garment Workers’ Industrial Union (GWIU), Secretary of the Furniture Workers` Industrial Union and the Textile Workers’ Industrial Union, a member of the general council of the International Textile, Garment and Lea	15-January-1927	22-November-2009
Bolton	Jimmy
Bomwana	Biko
Bonakele	Rala
Bonani	Milton
Bonayele	Nicholas
Bonga	Thamsanqa
Bongani	Abednego
Bongani	Zacheus
Bongani	Dunjana
Bongani	Mpondo
Bongani	Mthembu
Bongani	Ngeleza
Bongco	Mpumelelo
Bongco	Washington		1928	10-December-1964
Bongo	Mbulilo
Bongo	Wellington			1964/05
Bongo	Mbulilo
Bonhomme	Virgile	Trade unionist, political activist, political prisoner, founder member and Chair of the Coloured Labour Party in Natal, Vice-Chair of the Durban Housing Action Committee, Vice-Chair of the United Democratic Front, was instrumental in establishing the C	15-March-1944
Bono	Sikuleme
Bonya	Lulamile
Booi	Wilson
Booi	Joseph
Booi	Gladstone
Booi	Sawutini			February 1989
Booi	Nomvu
Booi	Joseph
Booi	Joseph
Bookholane	Feziwe	Political activist, political prisoner and nurse.	October 1942
Boonzaier	Daniel	Cartoonist	11-November-1865	20-March-1950
Boonzaier	Gregoire	Artist	31-July-1909	22-April-2005
Booth	Joseph	Missionary	1851	1932
Booysen	Fanie
Booysen	Maggie
Bopalamo	Maggie	Teacher, who was resistant to the Boputhatswana Homeland government and arrested on several occasions, appointed District Manager of Education in Rustenburg in 1994.	January 1939
Bopape	David	Education activist, community leader and important Transvaal African National Congress (ANC) figure until his banning in the mid-1950s.	22-September-1915	02-September-2004
Bopape	Johannes	ANC political activist and civic leader tortured and killed in police custody.	26-April-1961	12-June-1988
Bor	Abrasha
Boraine	Andrew	frade unionist, President of Cosatu.	18-February-1959
Boraine	Alexander	Member of Parliament. Vice Chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, author, Recipient of the South Government's National Award in 2014	10 January 1931	5 December 2018
Boraine	Andrew
Boraine	Michael
Bors	Mcedisi
Bors	Mcedisi
Bosch	Rodger
Bosch	Fred
Boshielo	Marutle Flag	SACP, SACTU, ANC and MK member	1920
Boshoff	Carel	Academic and Afrikaner cultural leader	9 November 1927	16 March 2011
Boshomane	Abel
Boshomane	Amos			27 February 1988
Boshomane	Martinus	Banished person
Bosi	Zwelingima
Bosigo	Mompati
Boskati	Mabuti
Boskati	Mabuti
Bota	Michael			26-December-1976
Botha	Andries	Sculptor	22 September 1952
Botha	Elize	author, literator, journalist, editor, academic, first woman to become Chancellor of the University of Stellenbosch	19-November-1930	16-November-2007
Botha	Roelof	Law Adviser of the Department of Foreign Affairs, Member of Parliament and Minister of Foreign Affairs in South Africa	27-April-1932	12 October 2018
Botha	Pieter	Pieter Willem Botha commonly known as "PW" an	12 January 1916	31 October 2006
Botha	Wim	Artist, Sculptor	1974
Botha	Louis	Boer general and statesman	27 September 1862	27 August 1919
Botha	George			15-December-1976
Botha	Tozamile		15 June 1950
Botman	Russel	Political detainee, academic, author, minister of religion, theologian, thinker, President of the South African Council of Churches, first black Rector and Vice Chancellor of the University Of Stellenbosch.	18-October-1953	27-June-2014
Bottoman	Wonga		28 April 1961
Bourke	Richard	Acting Governor of the Cape Colony	4 May 1777	13 August 1855
Bouws	Jan	Musician, composer, lecturer and author	28-July-1902	26-January-1978
Boxall	Dorothy Ruth	music lecturer, founder of the Young Citizen’s Orchestra, served on executive council of the Johannesburg Music Society, adjudicator, member of the Music Committee of the School Teachers’ Music Association, served on the Research and Education Committee of the South African Society of Music Teachers, and was twice chairwoman of the Witwatersrand University Musical Society.	19-July-1895	23-December-1951
Boyce	Boyhna
Boyce	Thembekile
Boyhna	Zamile
Bozas	Diamond	Artist and founder member of Zululand Society of Arts	1923
Bozwana	Notemba			02-November-1964
Braam	Conny	Dutch anti apartheid activist and Operation Vula Operative	1948
Bradfield	April
Brakvis	Linda			29 January 1988
Brand	Johannes		6 December 1823	14 July 1888
Brandford	Nkukuwana
Brandt	Nieodemus
Brecker	Karl
Brenner	Sydney	Scientist and recipient of the 2002 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine	13 January 1927
Breytenbach	Breyten	Poet, writer, painter and activist	16-September-1939
Breytenbach	Cloete	Photojournalist, Photographer	1933	31 May 2019
Brian	Mazibuko
Brickhill	Joan		06-March-1924	15-January-2014
Brickhill	Jeremy
Bright	Ngqungwana
Brink	André	South African novelist, playwright, literary critic and academic.	29 May 1935	6 February 2015
Brink	Aba	A member of the Liberal Party of South Africa (LPSA). Banned and detained by the apartheid government.
Brink	John	A member of the Liberal Party of South Africa (LPSA).
Britten	Ronald (Ronnie)	Teacher, exile, member of the then Non-European Unity Movement, organiser for the Teachers League of South Africa, member of the African Peoples Democratic Union		30 June 2013
Brock	Barbara
Bromberger	Norman	A member of the Liberal Party of South Africa (LPSA) and the African Resistance Movement (ARM). Banned by the apartheid government.
Bromberger	Norman		2 December 1935	4 January 2019
Brookes	Edgar	Political activist, academic, lay clergy and member of the Liberal Party	04-February-1897	22-April-1979
Brooks	Alan	Member of the Liberal Party, African Resistance Movement, South African Communist Party, author and activist.	18 May1940	10 May 2008
Brooks	Allan
Broom	Robert	Physician and palaeontologist, discoverer of “Mrs Ples” or the most complete Australopithecus africanus skull.	30 November 1866	1951
Broughton	Morris
Brown	Peter	Liberal Party founding member, Natal Midlands farmer and philanthropist.	24-December-1924	28-June-2004
Brown	Clifford			06-November-1984
Brown	Babette
Brown	Emanuel
Brown	Brian		15 October 1938
Brown	McKenzie
Brown	Mary		20 July 1847	16 January 1935
Brown	Babette	Anti-racism activist, writer, teacher, founding member of the Congress of Democrats (COD), founded Early Years Trainers Anti-Racist Network (EYTARN) and Persona Doll Training (PDT)	1931	10 February 2019
Bruce	David	Conscientious objector, political prisoner, researcher, expert on policing in South Africa, author, recipient of the Reebok Human Rights Award
Brutus	Dennis	Sports administrator, teacher, political activist, poet and academic	24-November-1924	26-December-2009
Brutus	Wilfred
Brutus	Joseph
Brutus	Vincent		28 November 1924
Bruwer	Tim	Tim Bruwer manages libraries and arts and cultural services at Moreland City Council in Melbourne. Moreland is a city where more than 70 home languages other than English are spoken by residents and where multiculturalism and diversity are valued and c
Bryceland	Yvonne	Actress	18-November-1925	13-January-1992
Buba	Lawrence			09-September-1976
Bucibo	Joyce
Budaza	Coaster
Budd	Raymond	A trade unionist and a founder of TUCSA	09-June-1910	14-August-1974
Budd	Zola	Former South African Athlete and World Record Holder	26-May-1966
Buhula	Ephraim
Buller	Redvers Henry		07-December-1839	02-June-1908
Bundi	Phindle
Bundi	Phindle
Bundlender	Jean
Bungalipeli	Nokosi
Bunge	Lwana
Bungu	Vuyani	Former South African & IBF Junior Featherweight Champion	26-February-1967
Bunting	Brian	Journalist, Native Representative in the House of Assembly,Western Cape, chief editor of the Guardian, editor of the African Communist and Central Committee member of the SACP.	09-April-1920	18-June-2008
Bunting	Sonia	Member of the SACP, Founder member of the Cape Town Friends of Cuba Society	09-December-1922	24-March-2001.
Bunting	Sidney	Communist intellectual and organiser, Sydney Bunting was instrumental in the formation and early development of the Communist Party of South Africa.	29-June-1873	25-May-1936
Bunting	Rebecca	Founding member of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA)
Bunting	Percy
Bunting	Beryl
Buqwa	D B
Buqwa	D
Burger	Schalk		6 September 1852	5 December 1918
Burton	Henry	South African advocate and Cabinet Minister in the South African Government between 1910 and 1924, vice-president of the Non-Racial Franchise Association.	2 June 1866	25 December 1935
Burton	Mary	Political activist, Human Rights lobbyist, President of Black Sash, TRC Member	19-January-1940
Busa	Julius	Trade unionist and ANC member	05-January-1927
Busakuwe	Nelson
Busakwe	Jackson
Bushy	Molefe
Butelezi	Arthur	Artist
Butelezi	Samuel
Butelezi	Sipho
Buthelezi	Mangosuthu	South African politician and the founder and President Emeritus of the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP).	27 August 1928	9 September 2023
Buthelezi	Regina	Artist	1928	1978
Buthelezi	Amon
Buthelezi	Norbert
Buthelezi	Jimmy
Buthelezi	Sethimbiso
Buthelezi	Jimmy
Buthelezi	Sethimbiso
Buthelezi	Mkhombiseni			6 June 1993
Buthelezi	Mceleli	Banished person
Buthelezi	Philehlupheka
Buthelezi	Hamilton
Buthelezi	Joseph
Buti	Philemon
Buti	Moyo
Butler	Frank Harold (Sam)		1889	1980
Butshingi	Makhwenkwe	Trade unionist and community leader.	28-February-1906	28-February-1980
Butshingi	Ephraim
Buwa	Mlindi
Buyaphi	Manka
Buyapi	Manku
Buza	Sizakele			11-November-1988
Buzo	Sizakele

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