Biography Index

(6) | ( (1) | A (200) | B (433) | C (287) | D (408) | E (96) | F (158) | G (289) | H (254) | I (32) | J (241) | K (398) | L (260) | M (2111) | N (547) | O (36) | P (235) | Q (13) | R (149) | S (582) | T (290) | U (7) | V (103) | W (128) | X (23) | Y (19) | Z (103)

Last name	First name	Synopsis	Date of birth	Date of death
M	Maloka
M.Madela	Wilfred			11-September-1980
Maapola	Michael	Artist	1949
Maathai	Wangari		01-April-1940	25-September-2011
Mabandla	Brigitte	Youth co-ordinator at the Institute of Race Relations, Durban, teacher, legal advisor to the ANC Legal and Constitutional Affairs Department, Deputy Minister of Arts, Culture, Science and Technology and Minister of Housing	23-November-1948
Mabandla	Selby			26.12.76
Mabandla	Lindelwa	Durban Former SASO vice-president and BPC member. In 1975 restricted with his wife Brigitte Mabandla to Tsolo area, Transkei. Exile
Mabasa	Noria	South African Sculptor and Woodcarver	10 May 1938
Mabasa	Tiyani	Political activist, writer, member of BPC, Vice President of AZAPO and President of SOPA	17-June-1952
Mabaso	Dumisani	South African artist well known for painting and printmaking	20 June 1955
Mabaso	Alan	Member of the ANC and MK, died in exile		26-December-1983
Mabaso	Erick			26-December-1976
Mabaso	N			26-December-1976
Mabaso	Blessing	member of the ANC and MK, killed by the South African Security Police		07-September-1986
Mabaso	Daniel	Executed	1984
Mabaso	Cylion	A 21 year old who was executed at Pretoria Central Prison for political activities	1944	19 November 1965
Mabaso	Ernest	Chairperson of ANC Zola Branch and member of Soweto Civic Association		17 May 1992
Mabaso	Sifiso			21 March 1992
Mabaso	C. S.	Teacher, shopkeeper and secretary and bookkeeper of Abantu-Batho, the ANC newspaper, ANC treasurer-general		1936
Mabaso	Richard Mzamane	artist
Mabatla	David	Member of the ANC and MK		11-November-1989
Mabaxa	Vuyani	Member of the Congress of South African Students, African National Congress Youth League, South African Communist Party, trade union organiser and community activist	17-November-1967	13-October-1991
Mabe	David	Banished person
Mabe	Ntloe	Banished person
Mabe	Levi	Banished person
Mabe	Sam	Member of the PAC; deputy editor of Sowetan		4 July 1990
Mabe	Puleng		19 March 1980
Mabe	Jeremiah	Banished person
Mabe	Abel	banished person
Mabe	David
Mabe	Acting
Mabelane	Mathews			15-February-1977
Mabelane	Matthews			15-February-1977
Mabele	Lele	Member of the PAC, trade unionist		13 December 1990
Mabena	Peter	Stabbed to death		26-December-1976
Mabenyane	Peter	Killed in Sharpeville on 21 March 1960		21-March-1960
Mabhida	Moses	Mabhida was an outstanding leader of humble origins who became a dominant figure in the trade union movement, the African National Congress (ANC), South African Congress of Trade Uninons (SACTU), uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK) Commissar and the Communist Party	04-October-1923	08-March-1986
Mabhida	Moses	Mabhida was an outstanding leader of humble origins who became a dominant figure in the trade union movement, the African National Congress (ANC), South African Congress of Trade Uninons (SACTU), uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK) Commissar and the Communist Party	14-October-1923	08-March-1986
Mabhohela	Livingston
Mabhongo	Mpenze	Executed		May-1964
Mabija	Phakamile			01-August-1977
Mabitje	Manie
Mabitsa	Steven			19-September-1976
Mabitse	Patrick	Member of the ANC and MK - killed by mutineers		May 1984
Mabitsela	Paulus	Killed in Sharpeville massacre		21-March-1960
Mabiya	Mafolisi	Minor, Worker, Casualty		16 August 2012
Mabizela	Buzwe	Struggle activist, President of the ANC Youth League at Fort Hare University, uMkhonto weSizwe cadre, African National Congress member and first South African High Commissioner to Namibia.	07-March-1934	08-April-2003
Mabizela	Stanley	Struggle activist, President of the ANC Youth League at Fort Hare University, uMkhonto weSizwe cadre, African National Congress member and first South African High Commissioner to Namibia.		08-April-2003
Maboa	Ramoopi
Maboee	Eleazer
Mabongo	Washington	Banned
Maboya	Bennet			26-December-1976
Maboya	Bernard			26-December-1976
Mabuja	Samuel	MK Commander killed by police		27 December 1993
Mabukane	Ntobeko	Mabukane Ntobeko also known as Bhengu Smilo - died in a n accident in Angola in 1979		1979
Mabukela	Piet	banished person		25 November 1954
Mabuku	Glagys			26-December-1976
Mabunda	Sam Boy			31-December-1976
Mabuse	Simon	Member of ANC and MK. Died in Zambia of natural causes
Mabuza	David	David Dabede Mabuza was born 25 August, 1960 in Brondal, Mpumalanga. He matriculated from Khumbula High School. He obtained a National Teacher’s Certificate from Mngwenya College of Education in 1985. He furthered his studies at University of South Africa (UNISA) with Bachelor of Arts degree in 1989.	25 August 1960
Mabuza	Herbert	photographer and farmer		2 June 2019, Johannesburg, Gauteng
Mabuza	Enos	Chief Executive Councillor of the Kangwane Legislative Assembly in 1976, founder member of Inyandza National Movement in 1978, author, Inspector of Education and teacher.	6 June 1939	December 1997
Mabuza	Reginald	Member of the ANC and MK		11-November-1983
Mabuza	Patrick			17-September-1976
Mabuza	Shadrack			31-December-1976
Mabuza	Leonard	member of the ANC and MK	1988	Angola
Mabyka	Gladys			18-February-1977
Macala	Benjamin	Artist	21 April 1937
Macamba	Pasqual	Member of the ANC and MK. Died in exile
Mace	Edward	Artist	1863	19 March 1928
Macedisi	Dubase	Robben Island prisoner
Machel	Graça	Deputy Director of the Frelimo Secondary School in Tanzania, member of Frelimo's Central Committee and the Minister of Education and Culture in Mozambique, Chairperson of the National Organization of Children of Mozambique.	17-October-1945
Machel	Samora	Politician and Freedom Fighter. Revolutionary leader of the Mozambican liberation movement FRELIMO and Mozambique's first President, killed in a controversial plane crash in 1986.	29 September 1933	19 October 1986
Machobane	Duke	School teacher, member of the ANC and MK, killed in exile		14 June 1985
Maci	James	Banished person.
Mackay	Maboza	Robben Island prisoner & banned person. Member of the PAC
Mackie	Traci	Former journalist, exposed policeman involved in Steve Biko’s death, ANC member, recipient of the Government’s National Order of Ikhamanga in Bronze, author
Maclean	Charles	His real name was Charles Rawden Maclean and he had run away to sea at the age of 12.	17/08/1815	1880-09-13
Maclear	Thomas	Astronomer	17 March 1794	14 July 1879
Macozoma	Sakumzi (Saki) Justice	Student activist, businessperson, member of SASM, PEBCO, UDF and ANC National Executive Committee	12 May 1957
Macozoma	Reed
Madaka	Topsy	Founder member of Pebco, trade unionist and member of COSAS, one of the 'Cosas Two'	1954	14-April-1982
Madaka	Mbuyiselo	Member of the ANC and later COPE
Madaka	Mzimazi	Banned
Madakeni	Leon
Madala	Tholakele	Founding judge of Constitutional Court.	13 July 1937	25 August 2010
Madandile	Mengese	Robben Island prisoner
Madapu	Magade	Banished person.
Madela	Laduma	Author, illustrator, sculptor, and philosopher	c. 1906	1996
Madi	Andrew	Member of the ANC and MK. Died in exile in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe)		1979
Madiba	Moses	Educationist, first African Chancellor of the University of the North and Author.	22 November 1909	1985
Madiba	Aaron	Member of the African National Congress (ANC). Died in exile in Tanzania on 12 February 1986.		12-February-1986
Madiba	Karabo			11-November-1984
Madiba	Alpheus	Political Activist	1901	09-September 1967
Madiba*	Mzwakhe	Member of the ANC and MK		10 July 1986
Madibo	P.	June 16 casualty - was shot in the left shoulder		26-December-1976
Madikane	Daniel			31-December-1976
Madikane	Lennox			1 November 1963
Madikane	Jack	Robben Island prisoner and Banned person
Madikane	Bilton
Madikgetla	Lazarus			11-November-1985
Madikizela	Cameron	Teacher, member of the Cape African Teachers Association (CATA) and the Society of Young Africa (SOYA), lawyer, political activist, exile, political prisoner, member of the Unity Movement.	Unknown	24-June-1987
Madikizela	Solomon	Banished person
Madikizela-Mandela	Winnie	ANC Political Activist and ex-wife of Nelson Mandela, Deputy Minister of Arts and Culture, President of ANCWL, member of the NEC of the ANC	26-September-1936	02-April-2018
Madingoane	Ingoapele
Madingwane	Stephen	Member of the African National Congress (ANC)		19-December-1990
Madisegarekwe	Phekonyane	Political prisoner on Robben Island
Madisha	William Mothipa (Willie)	Teacher, Chairperson of the Northern Transvaal Teachers' Union, member of the UDF and the ANC, branch secretary of the South African Communist Party, President of SADTU, President of the Congress of South African Trade Unions, Member of the Congress of
Madisha	Donald			01-June-1990
Madlaka	Quyu
Madlala-Routledge	Nozizwe	Member of NOW, UDF, ANC and the Central Committee of the SACP. Delegate to the Codesa talks, Deputy Minister of Defence of the Republic of South Africa (17 June 1999 - 28 April 2004), Deputy Minister of Health of the Republic of South Africa (29 April	29-June-1952
Madlebe	Mpumelelisi
Madocks	Sobantu
Madola	Memory
Madondo	Mr.			27 February 1992
Madondo	Ronald
Madondo	Aaron	Member of the ANC and MK, political prisoner	6 August 1958	June 2012
Madondo	Oupa	Member of the ANC and MK, political prisoner	20 May 1948	April 1980
Madonsela	Thulisile		28-September-1962
Madontsela	Skhumbuzo	A member of the African National Congress (ANC) and uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK). Was killed in Angola		18-November-1987
Madumetsa	Ranoto
Madumise	Regina
Madumo	Ndakie
Maduna	David
Maduna	Mncedisi
Maduna	Alexander P.	Trade unionist and provincial secretary of the ICU
Madupa	Magade
Madzivhandla	Patrick			26-December-1976
Madzunya	Josias	Political Activist, Chair of the ANC in Alexandra, later joined the PAC	1909
Maepa	Simon			26-December-1976
Mafa	Ngidi
Mafana	James
Mafana	James
Mafanya	Welcome
Mafeje	Archie	Member of the Society of Young Africa, political activist, Director of the Multidisciplinary Research Centre at the University of Namibia, Author, Member of CODESRIA and Professor of Anthropology and Sociology of Development.	30 March 1936	28 March 2007
Mafekeng	Elizabeth	Trade unionist, National Vice-President of the ANC Women's League and member of the National Executive Committee of the	18-September-1918	28-May-2009
Mafekeng	Elizabeth	Trade unionist, National Vice-President of the ANC Women's League and member of the National Executive Committee of the	18-September-1918	28-May-2009
Mafela	Joe	Television personality, actor, writer, director, producer, musician and businessman	25-June-1942	18-March-2017
Mafenuka	Daniel
Mafika	Stanley			11- August-1990
Mafiyeka	Bernard			16 July 1992
Mafobela	Mafabela			21-March-1960
Mafoka	Mathamaha
Mafoka	Ras
Mafoko	Steven			09-November-1980
Mafoko	Prince			September 1993
Mafora	Jacob	President of the African National Congress in the Orange Free State and ex-officio member of	1906
Mafora	William			2 July 1991
Maftson	Marone
Mafu	Basil Kanye Dumisani	Political Activist	11 September 1957	24 October 2004
Mafubelu	Jacob			21-March-1960
Mafulatse	Paulina			21-March-1960
Mafuna	Bokwe	Journalist, detained, banned. Exiled in Paris	14-January-1937
Mafuta	Elizabeth
Mafutha	Andrew
Maga	Dane			26-December-1976
Maga*	Eric	Executed by order of MK Military Tribunal		1984
Magadani	Florence	June 16 casualty		26-December-1976
Magadledla	Fikile	Artist	13 December 1952	2003
Magaga	Bongani	Killed in Lesotho - raid/assasination
Magagula	Mgqibelo	Member of the ANC and MK		22-December-1989
Magagula	Petrus
Magale	Simon
Magani	Mashamba	Banned
Magashule	Sefelaro	Died in exile
Magawana	Barnabas		1917	6 July 1962
Magawana	Douglas		1913	6 July 1962
Magekaza	Mazizi			1988
Magoba	Stanley
Magome	David			21-November-1986
Magomo	Joseph
Magona	Sindiwe	Teacher, civil servant, novelist, poet, playwright, women’s activist, awarded the Order of Ikhamanga in Bronze for her literary and humanitarian contributions and her outstanding achievements in literature and for using her pen as a weapon in the	23 August 1943
Magqabi	Cecil
Magqikani	Bawukazi		1934	3 July 1964
Magqikani	Light		1911	3 July 1964
Magqwara	Sipho
Magqwashane	Ernest
Magubane	Bheki			30-January-1981
Magubane	Bernard		26 August 1930	12 April 2013
Magubane	Peter	South African photographer, politcal detainee and banned person	18-January-1932	1 January 2024
Magubela	Patrick
Magushe	Maqadaza		1935	30 May 1967
Magwadi	Lulama
Magwanya	Ntsikelelo	Banished person
Magwasa	Iris			30-September-1990
Magwasha	Solomon		1966	5 December 1986
Magwaza	Gibson	Banished person.
Magwaza	Raphael		1950
Magwaza	Humphrey	Actor, photographer, activist and member of Afrapix	4 April 1962	9 October 2007
Magwaza	Domic			29-September-1982
Mahabane	Zaccheus	Teacher, court interpreter, minister and first President-General of the ANC	15-August-1881	September 1971
Mahala	Sipho		1967	29 March 1988
Mahamba	Sparks	Killed in battle		22-August-1967
Mahangu	Lameck
Mahao	Martin
Mahapo	Godfrey			26-December-1976
Maharaj	Satyandranath "Mac"	Political activist and a member of the African National Congress' armed wing, uMkhonto weSizwe and its National Executive Committee and the South African Communist Party. One of the leaders of Operation Vula.	22 April 1935
Maharaj	Brij	B-rated NRF Researcher, senior professor of Geography, author, editor, member of the Academy of Science of South Africa, Chairperson of the South African National Committee of the International Geography Union and former President of the Society of South African Geographers. Member of the International Geography Union’s Honors and Awards Committee, former Secretary of the Merebank Community Centre and media commentator.
Mahase	Neo
Mahasha	Daniel			26-December-1977
Mahbuda	Adelaide
Mahemu	Goqo		1931	5 September 1961
Mahlaba	David			26-December-1978
Mahlakola	Philemon	Member of the ANC and MK		11-November-1979
Mahlangu	Judus	Printmaker and artist	14 January 1951
Mahlangu	Senzangakhona	Chief Minister of former KwaNdebele homeland and founder member of the Intando Yesizwe Party, Founder member of CONTRALESA, Member of the ANC and UDM.	03-February-1953	19-August-2005
Mahlangu	Ben	Member of the ANC and MK		11-November-1982
Mahlangu	Solomon		10 July 1956	6 April 1979
Mahlangu	Mqothwa	Banned person
Mahlangu	Klass	Chief and Community leader in Ndzundza-Mabhoko tribe.		16 March 1985
Mahlangu	Victor		1937	19 November 1965
Mahlangu	Pepsi	Chairperson of COSAS (KwaThema, Springs, East Rand), member of the ANC and MK		July 1991
Mahlangu	Esther	Artist, educator	11-November-1935
Mahlangu	Aaron	Trade unionist, member of SACTU, 1956 Treason trialist	1914
Mahlawula	Hlengani
Mahlaza	Raymond			17-June-1976
Mahlele	Samuel			21-March-1960
Mahlinza	Maxwell			17-June-1976
Mahlobo	Mandla	Member of the ANC and MK. Killed in exile in Angola		18-April-1986
Mahlomola	Motsoane
Mahlomolo	Manake
Mahlong	Shadrack	Sharpeville massacre casualty		21-March-1960
Mahlukaniso	Famela		1928
Mahoko	Emily
Mahomed	Ebrahim	Banned person
Mahomed	Ismail	Advocate, first Black judge of the Supreme Court of South Africa	25 July 1931	17 June 2000
Mahomed	Yunus	Lawyer, business person and member of the ANC and SACP, Regional Secretary of the UDF (Natal)	30-December-1950	January 2008
Mahomo	Nelson	Businessman, member of the national executive committee of the Pan Africanist Congress, editor and filmaker	1930	01-June-2014
Mahomo	Differ			10-July-1986
Mahopo	G.			26-December-1976
Mahungu	Elliot
Mahure	T
Mahutso	Solomon			30-January-1981
Mahuwa	John
Mailane	John			21-March-1960
Mailangwe	Richard			26-December-1976
Maimane	Arthur	Journalist and writer	5 October 1932	28 June 2005
Maimane	Mmusi	Leader of South Africa’s official opposition party, the Democratic Alliance (DA).	6 June 1980
Maimane	T
Maine	Tseko			21-March-1960
Mainganye	Avhashoni
Maipa	Simon			26-December-1977
Maisela	Benginkosi
Maisels	Israel “Isie”	Advocate of the Supreme Court of South Africa, volunteer in the South African Armed Forces, appointed King’s Counsel (KC) and Queen’s Counsel (QC), Chair of the Johannesburg Bar Council from 1952 -1960, Vice-Chair and Acting- Chair of the General Council of the South African Bar from 1954 – 1960, Judge of the High Court of Rhodesia, Judge President of Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland, President of the United Hebrew Congregation, President of the South African Jewish Board of Deputies, the South African Zionist Federation and the Israel United Appeal, member of the Board of Governors of Israel’s Jewish Agency, Trustee of the Weizmann Institute, author.	19 November 1905	8 December 1994
Majadibodu	Herman
Majamba	Douglas			12-August-1976
Majane	Andrew	Death in exile		10-June-1988
Majeke	Pumzile	Banned person
Majija	Hammington	Teacher and member of Liberal Party
Majoka	Lindekile
Majoko	Daniel			26-December-1978
Majola	Leocadia			21-January-1990
Majola	Nongoentu			08-August-1976
Majola	Boy			26-December-1976
Majola	Titus			19-July-1976
Majola	Florence
Majola	Kwazokwake
Majola	John			1978
Majola	Florence		21 February 1919
Majola	Solomon
Majombozi	Lionel Mxolisi	Medical practitioner and Provisional Secretary of the ANCYL		1949
Majoro	James J.	Clerk, miner, founding member and secretary of the African Mineworkers' Union. Organizing secretary of the Orlando branch of the ANC
Majova	Watson		1958	25-November-1985
Majozi	Philda
Makabeni	Gana	Trade unionist, ANC Treasurer-General, member of the SACP		1955
Makae	Samuel
Makaheni	Leon
Makaleng	Alfred			26-August-1988
Makaleng	Alfred			26-August-1988
Makalima	Matthews
Makambi	Mpush	Former Apla Cadre, SA Boxing & IBO Champion	1967
Makanla	Gladwell
Makari	Abraham			18.2.77
Makaringa	July
Makati	Ngqukuva
Makau	Patrick
Makaula	Gladwell
Makda	E.
Make	Vusumzi
Make	Cassius
Make	Dairaley
Make	Vusumzi (Vusi)	Banished person, Civil Rights Activist, member of the African National Congress (ANC) Youth League, active in the Evaton bus boycotts in 1955 and an accused in the 1956 Treason Trial. Make was also a Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) representative in Cair	08-September-1934	15-April-2006
Makeba	Miriam	South African singer and human rights campaigner, Makeba was the first vocalist to put African music onto the international map in the 1960s. Makeba is well known throughout the world known as 'Mama Africa' and the 'Empress of African Song'.	04-March-1932	09-November-2008
Makele	George
Makeleni	Makhinzi
Makeni	Jola
Makgabane	Peter			26.12.76
Makgae	Pule
Makgale	Ephraim
Makgalemela	Mary
Makgatho	Sefako	Politician, journalist, teacher and president of the South African Native National Congress, 1917-24.	1861	23 May 1951
Makgato	Ruben	Banished person.
Makgene	Motsa
Makgetle	David			26.12.76
Makgofe	Piet	Member of the ANC	1914
Makgothi	Henry
Makgothi	Lancelot
Makgothi	Henry ‘Squire’	Teacher, President of the African National Congress (ANC) Youth League; accused in the 1956 Treason Trial. Makgothi was also detained on Robben Island for 8 years for trying to leave the country without a passport; member of the SACP and ANC Depu	25-December-1928	24-March-2011
Makgotsi	Jones
Makhabane	Petrus			26.12.76
Makhalabeni	Vincent
Makhanya	Dennis			May 1993
Makhanya	Romeo Zamani	Painter	1959
Makhanya	Sibusisiwe
Makhari	Abraham			26.12.76
Makhathini	Johnstone	Member of ANC and MK, ANC head of the Department of International Affairs, teacher, political activist and freedom fighter.	8 February 1932	3 December 1988
Makhaya	Mampe	ANC Chief Representative in Cuba, served in the Foreign Affairs Department in numerous countries, recipient of the Order of the Lion for meritorious service in Senegal	06-December-1943	13-November-2000
Makhaye	Charles
Makhayo	Autonio
Makhenkeleza	Qobeka
Makhezwana	Menze		1945	20 April 1989
Makhoba	Muziwenhlanhla	Artist	1956	2003-February-24
Makhoba	David			21-March-1960
Makhoere	Caesarina Kona	Member of Black Sash, imprisoned for attempting to undergo military training.	1955
Makhohliso	Charles	Trade unionist, Chairperson of the Langa Batchelors Quarters branch of the African National Congress (ANC), 1956 Treason trialist	1918
Makhothe	Jesse
Makhotla	Makhosi			7.9.76
Makhubedu	Enos	Painter	1938
Makhubela	Lukas
Makhubelo	Lucas
Makhubo	Tabulazi
Makhubu	Thamsanqa			09-November-1980
Makhubu	Lawrence
Makhume	Samuel			21-March-1960
Makhunga	Mzondeki	Banished person.
Maki	Nosisi
Maki	Maxaki
Makiti	Ikabot
Makiwane	C.			21-March-1960
Makiwane	Ambrose	Political Activist, Chairman of the ANCYL branch, Secretary of the Laundry Workers Union, ANC NEC member and member of MK.	29-November-1921	2004
Makiwane	Tennyson Xola	Member of the ANCYL, ANC and 1956 Treason trialist	1933	1980
Makiwane	Cecilia	The first registered professional Black nurse in South Africa, early activist in the struggle for women’s rights and protestor in the first anti-women’s pass campaign in 1912.	1880	1919
Makiwane	Ambrose	Political Activist, Chairman of the ANCYL branch, Secretary of the Laundry Workers Union, ANC NEC member and member of MK.
Makoanyane	Samuel	Artist	1909	24 October 1944
Makoena	Mokoena			21-March-1960
Makoena	Philemon			1960/03/21
Makohliso	Lusisi
Makopane	Duluza
Makubalo	Wilson
Makue	Joshua	Teacher, tailor and member of the Industrial and Commercial Workers' Union. Participated in the 1946 Indian Passive Resistance Campaign	1909
Makulana	Bengu
Makume	Samuel
Makuto	Hubert
Makwa	Aaron			11-November-1986
Makwabe	Nisbet
Makwabe	Tengile
Makwela	Matshele
Makwena	Sipho
Makwetla	Thabang	member of SASM, ANC, SACP and MK, exile and Deputy Minister of Defence	18 May 1957
Makwetu	Mlamli
Makwetu	Clarence	Political activist, political prisoner and President of the PAC.	06-December-1928	01-April-2016
Malahele-Xakana	Mary	The first Black woman to register as a medical doctor in South Africa, founder member of the Young Women’s Christian Association (YMCA).	02- May-1916	08-May-1981
Malan	Daniel	Dutch Reformed Church Minister, editor, National Party leader and First Prime Minister of the Union of South Africa, 1948 - 1953	1874	1959
Malan	Magnus	Magnus Malan was South African Defence Minister in the apartheid governement for eleven years, between 1980 and 1991. In 1996, he and ten other retired military leaders were acquitted of murder and conspiracy charges in connection with 13 political murders that occurred in 1987. Prior to being acquitted they were released on bail ranging from $800 to $2 700 in South Africa's biggest post-Apartheid political trial.	30 January 1930	18 July 2011
Malangabi	Nonkululeko
Malange	Nise	Scriptwriter, theatre director, poet, cultural worker and activist, trade unionist, conductor of creative writing workshops for youth and children who are victims of violence and abuse, gender activist, editorial and film consultant and filmmaker
Malati	Chico
Malatji	Paris			05-July-1983
Malaza	Bonaventura			Suicide by hanging
Malaza	Joseph
Malaza	Sipho			07-November-1977
Malcolm	Dyani
Malcolm	Christian	Printmaker and founder of The Caversham Press	1950
Malcom	Dyani
Malebane	Pule
Malebane-Metsing	Rocky	Member of the African National Congress. Planned an attempted coup d'etat in Bophuthatswana. MEC for Agriculture in North West Province	1949	23-November-2016
Malebogo	Malebogo	Chief of Bahananwa people imprisoned for defending the independence of his chiefdoms against the Traansvaal Boers.		4 June 1939
Malebotsane	Gabriel
Malefetsane	Ntshilele
Maleka	Oscar			11/11/88
Maleka	Kagiso
Maleke	Nikita
Malele	Elmon	A member of the African National Congress (ANC), Malele was an activist involved in the 1952 Defiance Campaign, one of the accused in the 1956 Treason Trial and a detainee under the Suppression of Commu	1920	20-January-1977
Malema	Julius	Chairperson of Cosas and President of the African National Congress Youth League, Founding Member and President of the Economic Freedom Fighters	3 March 1981
Maleoa	Stephen
Malepe	J. E.	Political activist
Malete	Mary	Nurse, Senior Matron, President of the Federation of Unions of South Africa (FEDUSA), first President of the South African Confederation of Trade Unions (SACOTU). Served on various boards, including the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA), LAMOSA (Land Access Movement of South Africa) and the Job Creation Trust
Malgas	Zolani
Malgas	Billy
Malgas	Ernest
Malgas	Ernest		08-August-1937	04-July-1998
Malherbe	Daniël	Novelist, poet, dramatist and scholar who helped establish Afrikaans as a cultural language in South Africa	28 May 1881	12 April 1969
Mali	Freddie
Malie	Julius C.			1961
Malikoe	Mamotshabi			21-March-1960
Malindi	Lettie	Clerk at the Alexandra Institute, member of the African National Congress Youth League, African National Congress Women’s League, Federation of South African Women, an organiser of Kliptown Congress of the People, activist in the 1956 Women’s march, key figure in the establishment of Cape Association to Abolish Passes for African Women, Black Sash, member of the African National Congress underground movement, and United Women’s Organisation	26 March 1922	27 June 2010
Malindi	Zolile	Trade unionist, member of the ANC, President of the UDF (Western Cape)	16-May-1924	21-April-2008
Malindisa	George			31.7.76
Malinga	Samuel			22-February-1977
Malinga	Hebson		1929	8 February 1963
Malinga	Maxwell		09-November-1947	30-January-2006
Malkinson	Sam	A bookeeper involved with the CPSA.
Mall	Hassim
Maloko	Bernard
Malokwane	Richard			28/11/85
Maloma	Tony
Malope	Edward
Malope	Daniel (Sampie)	Trade unionist and member of the ANCYL	1915
Malope	Rebecca	South African Gospel music singer & talk show host	30-June-1968
Malows	Gabriella
Maltema	Malta
Maluleka	Vincent
Maluleka	Robert			13-November-1991
Maluleka	Jubilee
Malunga	Reuben
Maluse	Ngoma
Malusi	George
Malusi	Mcgregor
Mamabolo	Pamela
Mamani	Gege
Mamashila	Ernest			19-November-1976
Mamba	Mlamli
Mamoepa	Ronald
Mamogobo	Ezra			24.7.76
Mampe	Bellington			09-September-1966
Mampie	Johannes
Mampunye	Meshack
Mampuru	Self	founder of the African Democratic Party	1908	1964
Mampuru	Christopher
Mampuru	Elijah
Manaka	Matsemela
Manaka	Sabata	member of the ANC and MK, died in exile	1951
Manamela	Frans
Manana	Perry
Manana	Joseph	Artist	1964
Manana	P. S. J.	Political activist	1913
Manana	P. S. J.	Political activist	1913
Manase	James
Manci	Bambela
Mancoba	Ernest	exile, artist	29 August 1904	25 October 2002
Mancoe	John Bidwell	Teacher, Provincial secretary of the Industrial and Commercial Workers' Union (ICU) in the OFS	1895
Mancoko	Livingstone
Mandela	Zindziswa “Zindzi”	Former South African ambassador to Denmark, Politician, member of the Soweto Youth Congress, ANC and MK	23 December 1960	13 July 2020
Mandela	Nelson	Lawyer, anti-apartheid activist, banned person, ANC member, SACP member, MK Commander in Chief, 1956 Treason Trialist, Robben Island prisoner, Nobel Peace Prize winner and first elected President of a democratic South Africa.	18-July-1918	05-December-2013
Mandindi	Buyisile	Artist	24 February 1967	2005
Mandindi	Xhali
Mandla	Cele
Mandla	Lekalakala
Mandla	Mabaso
Mandla	Maseko
Mandla	Msondo
Mandla	Shabalala
Mandlakazi	Malixole			11-November-1991
Mandlenkosi	Sifiso
Maneli	Bob
Mangaliso	Zwane
Mangana	Nelson
Mangana	Tebogo
Manganyi	Victor			26.12.76
Mangcotywa	Julius	Miner, Worker, Marikana Casuality		16 August 2012
Mangcu	Adeline
Mangean	Phillip
Mangena	Aaron	Member of the SRC at University of Zululand, member of SASO, National Organiser BPC, President of AZAPO, Chairperson of the BCMA, former Deputy Minister of Education and Minister of Science and Technol	07-August-1947
Mangena	Oshadi	Nurse, lecturer, consultant in development studies, National President of the YWCA of South Africa, Regional Director of the Christian Institute of Southern Africa, political prisoner, banned person and exile	12-June-1931	24-September-2015
Mangena	Alfred	Lawyer and Political leader.	circa 1879	1924
Mangena	Anna	First Black qualified nurse in the Transvaal.	circa 1885/1895	1961
Mangena	Jeffrey		1952	29 September 1989
Mangesi	Nikelo
Mangla	Isaia			21-March-1960
Mangope	Lucas	resident of Bophuthatswana and Chief Councilor.	23 December 1923
Mangope	Simon	Banned person
Mangope	Lucas	President of Bophuthatswana and Chief Councilor.	27-December-1923
Manim	Mannie	Producer, director and lighting designer, awarded the Order of Ikhamanga in Silver for his excellent skills in theatre lighting design and administration, and his practical and technical contribution to theatre in South Africa and the field of art.	19-June-1941
Manisi Alias Mansi	Mparolo
Mankankele	Mimi
Mankay	Hendrik
Mankayi	Benjamin			23.8.76
Mankayi	Lungile
Mankayi	Stukuna
Mann	Nessie	A member of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) and the NUDW.
Manoim	Irwin	Editor and Journalist
Manona	Monde
Manong	Philly
Manqina	Douglas		10 June 1927
Manqina	Douglas
Mantashe	Gwede	Trade unionist, General Secretary National Union of Mine Workers (NUM), Chairman of the SACP and ANC Secretary General.
Mantente	Headman
Manthata	Thomas		29-November-1939
Mantshani	Acting
Mantsoe	Mantela
Mantsoe	Matela	banished person
Mantyi	Krenya
Manual	Kobera		25-June-1918	27-July-2016
Manuel	Trevor	Minister in the Presidency: National Planning Commission of the Republic of South Africa since 11 May 2009 and Member of National Executive Committee (NEC) of the ANC since 1991.	31-January-1956
Manyoni	Bhekisani	Visual Artist	6 September 1945
Manyube	Tandekile
Manzezulu	Sheila
Manzi	Gladys
Manzini	Christinah
Manzini	Xoliswa
Mapamela	Voxwana		1941	21 March 1962
Mapanga	Bekizwe
Mapapu	Mncedisi
Mapekula	Vulindlela
Mapelo	Joseph
Maphalala	Mowa
Maphalala	S.			27.8.76
Maphalala	Magwaza	Labour activist, member of the ANC, SACP and SCATU, Member of Parliament	6 April 1948	5 February 2003
Maphanga	Russel
Maphaqo	Mahluko
Mapheti	Leeuw
Maphika	David			21-March-1960
Maphiki	David			21-March-1960
Maphosa	Absalom
Maphotho	Isaac	Member of ANC and MK, Chief Logistics Officer for the Luthuli Detachment and Member of the Limpopo Legislature	26-February-1931	13th July 2019
Maphumula	Shadrack
Maphumulo	Mhlabunzima	Chief of the Maphumulo tribe and first President of Congress of Traditional Leaders of South Africa (CONTRALESA)	06-September-1949	25-February-1991
Maphumulo	Reginald
Maphumulo	Mhlabunzima	Chief of the Maphumulo tribe and first President of Congress of Traditional Leaders of South Africa (CONTRALESA)	6 September 1949	25 February 1991
Maphumulo	Dinzy			24 March 1991
Maphumulo	Msizeni
Mapikela	Thomas	Political Activist and founder member of the ANC.	12-November-1869	1945
Mapitse	Andrew
Mapogoshe	S			21-March-1960
Mapongawana	Nomsa			18 October 1990
Maponya	Selbourne
Maponya	Odirile			11-November-1988
Maponya	Matome	Businessman	14 May 1949	9 August 2004
Mapua	Ronald
Mapua	Tiro
Mapula	Ronald			01-December-1988
Mapumolo	Matthews			11-December-1986
Maqadeni	Lushozi		1931	5 September 1961
Maqamtsholo	Mkotnana
Maqana	Patric
Maqaza	Kikiki
Maqekeza	Mazizi			22 March 1988
Maqhekeza	Ngubekhaya
Maqhubela	Louis Khela		1939
Maqina	Rev. Mzwandile		02-October1937
Maqolo	Beauty
Maqubela	Mdandalaza
Maqungo	Joshua
Maqungu	Bellington
Maqwasha	Solomon			05-December-1986
Marais	Eugene	Author and poet	9 January 1871	29-March-1936
Marais	Stephen	Once an unrehabilitated terrorist,now an administrator.	1956
Marais	Stephen
Maranjana	Stanley
Marawa	Keke
Marawa	Keke
Marayi	Lepota
Marcus	Mollie	A member of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) and the African National Congress (ANC)
Marcus	Nathan	A bookeeper and a member of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) and the African National Congress (ANC)
Marcus	Gill	Member of the African National Congress, business woman, Governor of the Reserve Bank.	10-August-1949
Marcus	Solomon
Maredi	Kgagudi
Maredi	Lot	Banished person.
Marelane	Ndovela		1913	6 July 1962
Mareletse	Ezekiel			21-March-1960
Marera	Thabo	Film Director	18 September 1972	19 September 2009
Marie	Lutchmee	Community activist, member of the Ratepayers’ Association of Merebank, participated in protests and demonstrations.	1923
Marie	Baptiste
Marie	Passtoors
Marimuthu	Marimuthu
Marinovich	Greg	Photographer	1962
Marinovich	Leoni	Photographer	1972
Marius	Meldnor
Mark	Shinners
Marks	John	Teacher, political activist, trade unionist, banned person, political prisoner, exile, President of the Transvaal Branch of the African National Congress, one of the leaders of the 1952 Defiance Campaign, co-conspirator in the Rivonia Trial, Pres	21 March 1903	1 August 1972
Marks	Joseph	Political activist, member of ANC, MK, UDF and SACP, Democratic Party Member of Parliament, Vice President of UDF	22-April-1936	26-November-2011
Marks	Sammy	An entrepreneur.	1843	1920
Marks	John
Marks	Joe
Marks	John	teacher, political activist, trade unionist, banned person, political prisoner, exile, President of the Transvaal Branch of the African National Congress, one of the leaders of the 1952 Defiance Campaign, co-conspirator in the Rivonia Trial, Pres	21-March-1903	01-August-1972
Marks	Norman
Marney	Alfred			16.9.76
Marney	Cardiff
Maroletsi	Ezekiel			21-March-1960
Maroo	Oupa
Marooi	Molobe
Marquad	Leo	A founding member of the Liberal Party of South Africa.
Marquard	Leo	Founder member of NUSAS and the Liberal Party, member of the Editorial Board of Reality, founder member of the Institute of Race Relations, Author and Historian.	15 June 1897	27 March 1974
Marriott	Francis Pickford		1876	1935
Marsh	James
Marsh	Derick	A member of the African Resistance Movement (ARM)
Martin	Alfred Richard		1874	1939
Martin	Mvula
Martin	Frank			April 1986
Martins	Benedict
Martins	Dikobe	Artist, Poet and activist, member of the African National Congress (ANC); the South African Communist Party (SACP) and a Member of Parliament since 1994	2 September 1956
Martins	Helen	Sculptor	23-December-1897	08-August-1976
Martshwe	Mokoape
Marule	Simon		1930	23-December-1986
Marume	Ndiko			04-November-1987
Marume	Mokulle
Marumsha	Andile			05-September-1986
Maruping	Manong
Marutanyane	Kgagudi	Banished person.
Marwanqana	Alfred
Marwanqana	Mzukisi
Marwebu	Bomvane
Mary Thipe	Mary Thipe	Human rights activist, anti-apartheid activist, member of the ANC, the ANCWL and MK, involved in 1956 Women’s March, 1959 Potato Boycott, 1960 Cato Manor Beer Hall March, political prisoner, banned person, recipient of the Government’s National Order for advancing democracy in the country	1917	2000
Masabalala	Mackay
Masabalala	Samuel	Trade unionist	06-December-1877	Unknown
Masala	Mcdonald
Masango	Mthandazo
Masango	James			11-November-1983
Masango	Frans "Ting Ting"	MK soldier, one of the accused in the "Delmas Four" case, news reader, news writer, member of the National Assembly.	1958	18-September-2009
Masayidini	Galeni
Mase	Caleb
Mase	Evelyn	Nurse, Entrepreneur, Nelson Mandela’s first wife	18 May 1922	30 April 2004
Masekela	Barbara	Teacher, poet, head the ANC's Department of Arts and Culture, ANC's NEC member, executive director for public and corporate affairs for De Beer Consolidated Mines, trustee of the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund and the Nelson Mandela Foundati	18-July-1941
Masekela	Hugh	Celebrated musician, singer, composer and trumpet player	4 April 1939	23 January 2018
Masekela	Thomas Selema		16 December 1908
Maseko	Joseph Ramapulane	A self-taught artist with little formal schooling, Maseko began painting in 1959.	26 December 1936	May 2008
Maseko	Isaiah	Chairman of the Orlando Branch (ANC) during the 1952 Defiance Campaign, ANC national executive committee, President of the Swaziland National Union of South Africa, Deputy-president of the Swaziland Progressive Party and m
Maseko	Mizream	SA painter and Zion Christian Church Deacon	10 June 1927	1994
Maseko	Samson			11-November-1984
Maseko	Phillip			11-November-1983
Maseko	Jonas			11-November-1986
Maseko	Ezekiel			11-November-1986
Maseko	Bheki
Maseko	Don
Maseko	Freddy
Maseko	Isaac
Maseko	Scelo
Maseko	James
Maseku	Abraham
Maselo	Simon			21-March-1960
Maselo	Elias			21-March-1960
Masemi	James
Masemola	Kgalabi	Teacher, member of the ANCYL, member of the Pan Africanist Congress, and political prisoner.	12-December-1931	17-April-1990
Masemola	Balelekeng Sam	Member of the ANC. Active in anti-pass campaign	1926
Masemola	Sandy
Masemola	Sam
Masenoli	Teboho
Masenya	Grace			26.12.76
Maserole	Peter
Maseti	Jackson
Maseti	Cyril
Maseti	Jackson
Maseti	Nkosincinci		1930	26 September 1967
Masetlha	Billy	founder member of the Congress of South African Students (COSAS) and the Azanian Student's Organisation, Member of the ANC’S NEC, former Director-General of the National Intelligence Agency	21 November 1954
Masetlha	Lesedi	founder member of the Congress of South African Students (COSAS) and the Azanian Student's Organisation, Member of the ANC’S NEC, former Director-General of the National Intelligence Agency	21-November-1954
Mashaba	Johannes			26.12.76
Mashaba	July	ANC member	1918
Mashaba	Bertha
Mashaba	Tshintsheng
Mashaba	Tukuza
Mashabane	Jacob			05-October-1976
Mashatile	Paul	Member of COSAS, Co-founder of AYCO, UDF in the Transvaal and presently Minister of Arts and Culture in South Africa.	21 October 1961
Mashaya	Solomon
Mashego	Flag
Mashekile	Beleni
Mashiane	F.B.			26.8.76
Mashibini	Philemon	ANC member. Was active in the Defiance Campaign of 1952	1912
Mashigo	Anice
Mashika	King
Mashile	Laynas
Mashile	Sekgopela	Member of the Lebowa Legislative Assemblyand banished person.
Mashile	Matsiketsane	Member of the ANC and SACTU, Bishop in the Bantu Apostolic Faith Mission Church, faith healer, member of the Lebowa Legislative Assembly, political detaineeand banished person.	1927
Mashini	Duncan
Mashinini	Teboho	Student leader,in the Soweto student uprising of 16 June 1976	27-January-1957	05-July-1990
Mashinini	Saul Sibusiso			October 1990
Mashinini	Paul
Mashinini	Emma	Trade Unionist	21-August-1929	10-July-2017
Mashinini	Teboho		27 January 1957	1990
Mashinini	Morris			26.12.76
Mashinini (née Boto)	Nomkhitha		09-May-1935	25-September-2008
Mashishi	Klaas
Mashlasela	Otto
Mashmaite	Matswene
Mashobane	Derrick
Mashoke	Benedict			26-March-1987
Mashombo	Ben			26.12.76
Masigo	Isaac		1937	19 November 1965
Masilela	Aby			26.12.76
Masilela	Ntongela	Scholar, author, literary historian	9 December 1948	6 July 2020
Masilela	Mbani			1984
Masilela	Grace
Masilela (nee Kekana)	Rebecca	Provided a safe house for exiled South Africans living in Swaziland (now Eswatini), recipient of the Government’s National Order of Luthuli	12 December 1928	30 September 2007
Masilo	Ellias			21-March-1960
Masilo	Simon			21-March-1960
Masilo	Boas			26.12.76
Masilo	E.N.			24.8.76
Masimango	Bernard			26.12.76
Masimini	Reubin
Masinga	Mluleki		1962	9 July 1986
Masinga	Jack	Member of BCM, PAC and Robben Island prisoner.	3 January 1956
Masinga	David			16.6.76
Masinga	Vusumuzi
Masinga	Philemon	International soccer player and former SA team member of Cosmos and Mamelodi Sundowns	28 June 1969	12 January 2019
Masipa	Barry
Masiza	Allison
Masoje	Johannes
Mason	Judith	Judith Mason was a prominent South African visual artist.	10 October 1938	29 December 2016
Mason	Penelope
Masondo	Andrew
Masondo	Nkosiyakhe		21-April-1953
Masondo	Cecilia
Masondo	Jacob
Masondo	Andrew	Political activist and MK Commissar, Robben Island prisoner. Later in life he played a key role in the formation of the new SA National Defence Force.	27-October-1936	20-April-2008
Massina	Leslie	Secretary of the Transvaal Council of Non-European Trade Unions, Deputy volunteer-in-chief for the Transvaal in the 1952 Defiance Campaign, Treasurer of the Transvaal ANC, first general secretary of the South African Congress of Trade Unions,	29-May-1921	17-April-1976
Masuiga	David			16.6.76
Masuka	Dorothy	Musician and Singer, exiled person	03-September-1935	23 February 2019
Masuku	Esther			12 March 1986
Masuku	Muzikayise
Masuku	Sibusiso
Masunyane	Anthony			07-November-1984
Masupha	Rocky
Maswanganye	Simon			23 May 1990
Maswanganyi	Johannes	Sculptor	17-August-1948
Matabane	Phillip			11-Novemeber-1987
Matabane	Modise			11-November-1987
Matabata	Setswiki	Banished person
Matakane	Zukile			07/10/86
Matake	Samuel
Matalana	Ncegwana
Matalasi	Sifundile			Suicide by strangulation
Matalazi	Sifundile			20-December-1980
Matanjana	Patrick	Member of the ANC’s armed wing (MK), imprisoned on Robben Island.	1943	2008
Matanzima	Headman
Matanzima	Kaiser	Leader of the former homeland of Transkei between 1963-1985, Eastern Cape	15-June-1915	15-June-2003
Matanzima	Headman
Mataties	Maynard
Mate	Alois	banished person
Matela	Walter
Mateman	Don
Mathaba	William
Mathaba	William
Mathambo	Douglas
Mathbanthe	Petrus
Mathe	Joseph			1 July 1991
Mathebe	Fawcett			19 November 1990
Mathebula	Rosina
Mathebula	Rexon		15 April 1926
Mathebule	Aron
Mathee	Thinus	Photographer	1964
Mathew	Mkwanazi
Mathews	William
Matheywa	Neyinu
Mathibe	Mabe
Mathibe	Justinus
Mathibela	Mbembi
Mathiso	Themba
Mathole	Soka
Mathole	Philemon	Organiser for the African Mineworkers' Union. Participated in the Defiance Campaign of 1952. Elected secretary of the Transvaal ANC, served on the national executive committee of the ANC, accused in the Treason Trial, from 1956 to 1961.	1916
Mathosa	Lebo	Singer and Actress	17-July-1977	23-October-2006
Mathunjwa	Joseph	mine worker, President of the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU)	26 May 1965
Mati	Johnson
Mati	Joseph
Mati	Winard
Mati	Joseph	Member of the ANC, ANCYL and MK, political prisoner and secretary of the UDF’s Border region.
Mati	Johnson
Mati	Thembelakhe	Miner, Worker, Marikana Casuality		13 August 2012
Mati	W	Member of the African National Congress, imprisoned during the 1952 Defiance Campaign	1923
Matikana	Khayalabo
Matikinca	Elic
Matima	Thuluso			11-November-1982
Matime	Radichaba
Matimela	Lazarus			31.12.76
Matini	Ntintiza
Matinkinca	Vanele		1928	14 October 1963
Matiwane	Mduduzi
Matji	Robert	Member of the African National Congress (ANC). One of the chief organizers of the 1952 Defiance Campaign in Port Elizabeth, Provincial Secretary of the Cape Congress in 1952 Joined the Basutoland Congress Party, later left the BCP a	25- August-1922	27-April-1998
Matji	Robert		22 August 1922	27 April 1998
Matjili	Jackie			01 May 1991
Matlaku	Martha
Matlaku	Ishmael
Matlala	Jacob
Matlala	Mabija
Matlala	Sibiya
Matlala	Sebitji	Banished person		June 1960
Matlala	Klaas	Banished person
Matlala	Phuti	banished person
Matlala	Maema	banished person
Matlala	Johannes	banished person
Matlala	Tlou	Banished person
Matlala	Michael	Banished person
Matlala	Mme Makwena	banished person
Matlala	Kwena	Banished person	1920
Matlala	George
Matlala	Jacob "Baby Jake"	Four-time world flyweight boxing champion.	1962	7 December 2013
Matlejwang	Modulo			11/11/67
Matlhaku	Samuel			26.6.76
Matli	Tumisang			11-November-1986
Matlou	Johnny
Matlou	Jonas		02-June-1920	1991
Matlou (née Phiri)	Violet	Nursing sister, woman activist, for her outstanding contribution to the struggle for liberation and for the ideals of a just, non-racist and democratic South Africa was awarded the Order of Luthuli in Bronze.	04-April-1920	20-October-2017
Matome	Jacob	Banished person
Matome	Patrick
Matome	Mackenzie			26.12.76
Matomela	Patrick
Matomela	Florence	Teacher, anti-pass activist, and civil rights campaigner. Cape provincial organiser of the African National Congress Women's League and vice-president of the Federation of South African Women defendant in the 1956 Treason Trial	01-January-1910	1969
Matroos	Vuyisile			06-September-1984
Matros	Nkosemtu
Matsabu	Abel			26.12.76
Matsapola	E.			26.12.76
Matseke	Simon	Driver for the Boer commandos during the South African War, court interpreter, member of the Pretoria Location Advisory Board, served on the National Executive of the ANC, member of the Transvaal African Congress and African Mineworkers Union (AMWU)	1878	13-December-1941
Matsemela	Matsobane	MK member, for his contribution to the struggle against apartheid and standing for the ideals of a free, just and democratic South Africa was awarded the Order of Luthuli in Silver.	1931
Matsemela	Morris
Matsepane	Alex		1963	5 December 1986
Matsepane	Alex			1986/12/05
Matsepe	Jeffrey			26.12.76
Matsepe	Jack	Banished person.
Matsepe	Oliver	Northern Sotho Novelist	22 March 1932
Matsepe-Casaburri	Ivy		1937
Matsha	Stanley
Matshaba	Charles
Matshaba	Michael
Matshanda	Gongo
Matshayana	Gilpin
Matshayana	Mcdonald
Matshediso	Seadimo
Matshetshisa	Yithwetsi
Matshikiza	Todd	South African jazz pianist, composer and journalist.	1921	04-October-1968
Matshikiza	John	Writer, poet, dramatist and political activist	26-November-1954	15 September 2008
Matshikiza	Patrick	Pianist, singer and composer	10-November-1938	29-December-2014
Matshini	Mvulo
Matshoba	Diliza			May 1986
Matshoba	Nikiwe	Radiographer, literacy director of SASO, political prisoner, banned person	December 1950	07-September-2014
Matshoba	Mtutuzeli Matshoba
Matshoge	Abraham
Matsimela	Morris
Matsitse	Talitha
Matsoso	Leonard	South African printmaker	1949
Matsoso	Leonard
Matta	Don
Mattera	Donald
Mattera	Don	Poet, Musician, and Community Activist	1935
Matthew	Dambuza
Matthews	Makhalmia
Matthews	Mokoeng
Matthews	John	A member of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA), South African Communist Party (SACP) and uMkhonto weSizwe (MK)
Matthews	Phillip
Matthews	Jimi		1955
Matthews	James	Poet, novelist, writer and political prisoner	25 May 1929	7 September 2024
Matthews	Vincent	Assistant Secretary in the Office of the Prime Minister of Botswana and Assistant Attorney General in Botswana, Chairman of the ANC Youth League in Rosettenville, member of the ANC and Central Committee of the SACP, lawyer, Chief Executive Officer	17-June-1929	19-August-2010
Matthews	Zachariah	South African academic, African National Congress politician, Botswana's first ambassador to the USA and envoy to the UN	20-October-1901	12-May-1968
Matya	Siphiwe
Matyeni	Wellington			31.12.76
Matyholo	Zalisile
Matyu	Zwelinzuma
Matywatywa	Daveti
Maumakwe	Boiki
Maurice	Emile		1955	26-August-2016
Mautloa	Kagiso	Artist and graphic designer	24 September 1952
Mavi	Joseph		1938	1982
Mavizela	Aron			21-March-1960
Mavizela	Mabisela			21-March-1960
Mavuso	Selby			11-November-1987
Mavuso	Babili
Mavuso	Morris
Mavuso	John A.	Member of the African National Congress national executive committee, defendant in the 1956 Treason Trial	1926	24-May-2011
Mavuso	John	Banned person
Mawalal	Ramgobin
Maweni	Dumile
Mawini	Jackson	banned person
Mawongo	Sigidi
Max	Lebelo
Maxajana	William	banned person
Maxeke	Charlotte	Activist, one of the first Black women graduates in South Africa and one of the first Black South Africans to fight for freedom from exploitative and social conditions of African women.	07-April-1874	16-October-1939
Maxhobogwaxa	Maytham
Maxwell	Dlomo
Maxwell	Moyekiso
May	Nicholas			8.9.76
May	Speelman
May	Zenzile			08-May-1963
May	Zenzeke		1936	7 February 1963
May	Andile
May	Aspin
Mayaka	Ndumiso
Mayaphi	Zonwabele			04/11/88
Mayapi	Pumzile	Member of ANC, MK, exile and political prisoner	8 September 1956
Mayat	Zuleikha	Activist, author, founding member of the Women’s Cultural Group (WCG), involved with the Black Sash	1926	2 February 2024
Mayatula	Mashwabada		1921	September-1980
Mayedo	Mbebe
Mayedwa	Joseph
Mayekiso	Caleb			01-June-1969
Mayekiso	Maxwell
Mayekiso	C. J.		1913	1969
Mayekiso	Moses	Shop steward and later Secretary General of the Metal and Allied Workers Union, chairman of the Alexandra Action Committee, founder member of Cosatu, member of the SACP, Member of Parliament and Chief Executive Officer of SANCO	21-October-1948
Mayekiso	Masango		1913	1969
Mayelo	Maselo			21-March-1960
Mayer		Fighter pilot in World War II, accountant	8 September 1923	1 May 2013
Mayet	Zubeida	Journalist, a founding member of the Union of Black Journalists and a member of the Writer’s Association of South Africa, political prisoner, banned person	27-December-1937	13-April-2019
Mayet	Rafique	Photographer	1955
Mayise	Mdluta
Mayoli	Josiah	banned person
Mayoli	Joseph
Mayona	Sydwell
Mayson	Cedric		16-July-1927	2015
Mayson	Cedric	A priest part of the South African Council of Churches (SACC).	16-July-1927	2015
Mazenzo	Sipho
Mazibuko	Abraham			21-March-1960
Mazibuko	Jack			11-November-1983
Mazibuko	Lindiwe	Politician, former DA Parliamentary Leader and Leader of the Opposition in the National Assembly	09-April-1980
Mazibuko	Isaac
Mazibuko	Mandla
Mazibuko	Pappie
Mazibuko	Bongani
Mazibuko	Vos
Mazibuko	Brian			August 1985
Mazibuko	Faith	Member of the ANC, ANCYL, ANCWL, Member of the Gauteng Provincial Legislature, Party Whip, Chairperson of the Women’s Caucus, Deputy Chief Whip, member of the National Council of Provinces (NCOP), Member of Executive Council (MEC) of Infras	02-April-1965
Mazibuko	Fanyane
Mazibuko	Thandisizwe	banned person
Mazibuko	Themba	Member of SASM, PAC and APLA	13 September 1953
Mazibuku	Whilence
Mazibuku	Johannes
Mazikwana	Stanford			July 1989
Mazomba	Boy			14.9.76
Mazomba	Talbert			21-March-1960
Mazwayi	Siphiwo			11/11/86
Mazwayi	Kapi
Mazwembe	Luke			02-September-1976
Mazwi	Alfred
Mbacomdaka	Sihiwe
Mbada	Tsoro
Mbali	Mehlo
Mbali	James			1.12.76
Mbali	Z.P.			June 1982
Mbali	Fanele	Political activist, exile, member of ANCYL, ANC and MK, Treasurer General of the ANC Veterans League.	1 December 1937
Mbali	Jackson
Mbali	Mxolisi
Mbalo	Vuyi	Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) member and documentary photographer
Mbamama	Vincent
Mbamama	Vincent
Mbambeliki	Mlonyeni
Mbambo	Signet
Mbambo	Wiseman	Sculptor	1944
Mbane	Russel
Mbane	Livingstone
Mbanjwa	Solomon
Mbanzi	Zibonele
Mbata	Jeremiah
Mbata	Oupa
Mbata	Zazi
Mbata	Stukuna
Mbata	Foko	Banished person.
Mbata	J. Congress M.	Educator and Political Activist
Mbata	Foko	Banished person.
Mbata	Msizwana	banished person
Mbate	Msizwana
Mbatha	Vusi			11-November-1987
Mbatha	Dumisani			25-September-1976
Mbatha	Azaria	Artist	1941
Mbatha	Elizabeth	Visual artist	1950
Mbatha	Eric	Painter	02-April-1948
Mbatha	Gordon	Painter	1948
Mbatha	Mzwakhe	Sculptor	1935
Mbatha	Nathaniel
Mbatha	Phumzile			5 November 1991
Mbatho	Michael
Mbatyoti	Mzimkulu
Mbaule	Raymond
Mbebe	Frank			26.12.76
Mbekela	Charlie
Mbeki	Princess			17.9.76
Mbeki	Epainette	Teacher, shopkeeper, member of the ANC and SACP, community activist	16 February 1916	7 June 2014
Mbeki	Thomas	One of its first African recruits of the Young Communist League, Transvaal Provincial Secretary of the ICU	circa 1900
Mbeki	Govan	Teacher, author, member of the African National Congress and a member of the South African Communist Party	09-July-1910	30-August-2001
Mbeki	Thabo	President of South Africa, first deputy president in the new Government of National Unity.	18 June 1942
Mbekile	Vukile
Mbekwa	Ndumiso
Mbele	George
Mbele	Aaron			26.12.76
Mbele	Nora			21-March-1960
Mbele	Nombhekisizwe			21-March-1960
Mbele	Duma			11-November-1984
Mbele	Velaphi			03-March-1986
Mbele	Masechaba
Mbele	Stanza
Mbelekane	Mbulelo			September 1993
Mbelle	Horatio (Bud)	Teacher, first African to pass the Cape Civil Service Examination, court interpreter at the Supreme Court at Grahamstown and later interpreter at the Supreme Court of Griqualand West at Kimberley, insurance agent, author and Genera	24-June-1870	16-July-1947
Mbembe	Nyanga			27 February 1992
Mbengwane	Stanley			26.12.76
Mbenya	Reginald
Mbeo	April
Mbete	Larrington
Mbete-Kgositsile	Baleka	Teacher, member of SASO and the ANC, head of the Medu Arts Ensemble (Gaborone), Member of COSAW, Secretary General of the ANCWL, Speaker of the National Parliament, poet	24-September-1949
Mbethe	Thanduxolo			17-February-1986
Mbetheni	Dinana			21-April-1989
Mbi	Ntozamele
Mbilini	Andrew
Mbinda	Sandia
Mbisi	Sidney
Mbiso	Modi			1963/05/08
Mbitle	Modise
Mbiza	Phoza
Mbizi	Bayempini	Bayempini Mbizi died during detention during the Apartheid era.		12-September-1977
Mbobo	Victor V. T.	Political Activist
Mbodla	Hargreaves	Banished person
Mbokazi	Bonginhlanhla	Printmaker	22-October-1948	2002
Mbokotwana	Simanga
Mbola	Xola
Mbolekwa	Ngenelwa
Mbonambi	Bhekani			11-November-1987
Mbonambi	Leslie
Mbongwa	Themba	Artist	1954
Mbongwa	Sibusiso (Sihle) R.	Political Activist and Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) colonel, prisoner on Robben Island.	1952	2008
Mbongwa	Sibusiso	Political Activist and Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) colonel, prisoner on Robben Island.	27-October-1952	20-April-2008
Mbongwe	Vusumuzi			11-November-1983
Mbongwe	Emily
Mbonini	Nkabinde
Mboniswa	Maqhutyana
Mboto	Donald	For a selfless act that led him to lose his life while trying to save a drowning child in St. Michaels Beach in KwaZulu-Natal, (posthumously) awarded The Order of Mendi for Bravery in Bronze.	10 May 1987	1 January 2010
Mboto	Notimba			11 February 1964
Mbotya	Mbuyiselo			21-September-1985
Mboweni	Tito	Tito Titus Mboweni is the Minister of Finance of South Africa and former Governor of the South African Reserve Bank. Mboweni was born in Tzaneen in the Transvaal on 16 March 1959 and was the last of three children.	16-March-1959	12 October 2024
Mboyana	Bethwell
Mboyi	Zamani
Mbube	Mdingi
Mbuli	Mzikayise
Mbuli	Mzwakhe	The musician and political activist Mzwakhe Mbuli has played an essential role in the musical culture of South Africa before and after the fall of the apartheid government. His poetry and music were a crucial part of the cultural movement in the	01-August-1959
Mbulu	Letta	Singer	23-August-1942
Mbuyabo	Nkosinathi	SACP member, organiser, administrator, community and political activist.	23-December-1967
Mbuyiselo	Mahlati
Mbuyiselo	Mehlo
Mbuyiselo	Jack
Mbuyiselo	Samuel
Mbuzeli	Dakumbana
Mbuzo	Timothy
Mcapazeli	Sipho
Mcbride	Derrick		26 December 1928
McBride	Robert	Member of AZASO, ANC and MK, death row political prisoner, Ekurhuleni Metro Police Commissioner	6 July 1963
McCarthy	Benedict 'Bennie’	South African footballer	12-November-1977
McCaw	Terence John		1913	1978
McClain	William		14 January 1923	8 October, 2011
McCleod	Hettie	Teacher, member of the Communist Party of South Africa, Franchise Action Program and the South African Coloured People’s Organisation, founding member of the Food Committee, active in the Cape Factory Workers’ Committee and the Cape Housewives’ League, listed under the Suppression of Communism Act, treasurer of Federation of South African Women	27 June 1922	1997
McDeci	Richard			9.9.76
Mcdonald	Masola
Mcetywa	Zolana			November 1993
McGregor	Chris	Jazz musician, pianist and composer	24 December 1936	26 May 1990
Mchunu	Bheki			11-November-1983
Mchunu	Sipho
Mchunu	Victor
Mchunu	Nombuso	General secretary of the Chemical and Industrial Workers’ Union, Adult Basic Education trainer
McKenzie	Peter	Documentary photographer, administrator of Afrapix photographic collective, President of the KwaZulu Natal Society of Arts	10 February 1955	13 October 2017
Mclennan	Ben	South African author, journalist and photojournalist of Scottish heritage	1956
Mcmillan	Frew Donald	fhampion SA Tennis player	20 May 1942
Mcondobi	Mvuyo
Mcoso	Alfred
Mcunu	Menzi	Painter	1964
Mda	Solomzi	Teacher, political activist and founder member of the ANC Youth League.	06-April-1916	07-August-1993
Mda	Zanemvula	exile, teacher, painter, filmmaker, poet, novelist, former PAC member and recipient of the Order of Ikhamanga, in Bronze, for his contribution in the field of literature	6 October 1948
Mda	John			17.6.76
Mda	Leslie
Mdakane	John
Mdanda	Sydney	Printmaker	1960
Mdayi	Dambile			11.8.76
Mdhletshe	Gideon
Mdhletshe	John
Mdhluli	Daniel
Mdhluli	Dumapansi
Mdhluli	Mxoshwa	Banished person.
Mdiba	Elliot
Mdingi	Adonijah
Mdingi	Maqashu	trade unionist, member of the ANC, SACP, SACTU and MK	02 February 1926	10 November 2013
Mdingi	Mcgloria
Mdingi	Mnceisi
Mdingi	Mabuyo
Mdiza	Mfundo
Mdizeni	Anele	Miner, Worker, Marikana Casuality		16 August 2012
Mdladlana	Shepherd	Member of the SACP and ANC, Minister of Labour	12 May 1952
Mdladlana	Membathisi	Politician	12-May-1952
Mdlalose	Frank	founder member IFP, Premier of KwaZulu-Natal 1994 - 1997, Medical doctor and Political Activist.	29 November 1931
Mdlankomo	Liqwa
Mdleleni	Horatius
Mdleleni	Vuyisile
Mdletshe	Aubrey
Mdluli	Mxosha
Mdluli	Joseph	Hawker, member of the ANC and MK	1925	19-March-1976
Mdoko	Edward
Mdolomba	E.
Mdolomba	Elijah	Clergyman and political activist
Mdunyelwa	Sylvia	Jazz Musician
Mdze	Bongani	Minor, Worker, Casualty		16 August 2012
Meaker	Barbara	A member of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) and the South African Congress of Democrats (COD)
Meaker	Harold	A bookeeper and part of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA).
Medupi	Staloko
Meer	Rashid	banned person, political prisoner
Meer	Moosa
Meer	Ismail	Journalist, trade unionist, attorney and political activist, Member of Parliament (Provincial), for his contribution to a non-racial and democratic South Africa, struggle for liberation, workers’ rights and for the formation of the Natal Teachers	05-September-1918	2000
Meer	Fatima	Political leader, academic, publisher, author, human rights and gender activist and Gandhian.	12-August-1928	12-March-2010
Mehlapi	Makhulu			20-December-1986
Mehlo	Mukwethana
Mei	Pious	Member of the African National Congress, organising secretary of the African Textile Workers' Union, member of the Natal executive committees of the ANC in and of
Meidinger	John Graham	A medical doctor and part of the South African Congress of Democrats (COD)
Meidlinger	Dr.
Meidner	Hans	A member of the Liberal Party of South Africa (LPSA), banned by the apartheid government.
Meintjes	Andrew	Printer and photographer	31-January-1955	5 October 2004
Meintjes	Roger		17 August 1963
Mekgoe	Dan	banned person
Mekutu	Herbert	banned person
Melani	Lenon
Melayibone	Ndlovu
Meldon	Pistoli
Meli	Francis		1942	11-November-1990
Mellet	Patric Tariq	Member of the Jewellers and Goldsmiths Union, ANC, SACP, SACTU, MK, ANC Printer, Grassroots Adult Education and Training Trust worker, Independent Electoral Commission, Western Cape Regional Director for Voter Education and Director of Public Relations and Protocol at Parliament.	1956
Melville	Nkonalo
Melwane	Borolo
Memani	Montsomi	Banned for 2 years under the Suppression of Communism Act. Prohibited from attending gatherings.
Memani	Pitile
Memela	Bekindhlela
Memela	Aaron	Detained at Robben Island Prison as a political prisoner.
Memela	Thembani			09-August-1986
Mendel	Gideon	Photographer, Photojournalist	31-August-1959
Menell	Irene	Anti-apartheid activist, founding member of the Liberal Party, pioneered literacy initiatives aimed at disadvantaged Black leaners, founding member of the READ Educational Trust, founding executive director of the Human Rights Institute of South Africa, recipient of the Government’s National Order of the Baobab in Silver and Wits University degree of Doctor of Laws honoris causa	1932
Mentz	Esther	Recording artist, taught singing, promoted the development of opera and was a member of PACTS’s opera committee and of the Johannesburg Music Society, a pioneer in the Afrikaans film genre and in theatre	08-January-1911	19-November-1986
Menwe	Peter			26 December 1976
Menye	Nqabeni
Mercorio	Brenda
Merensky	Hans	Geologist. Discovered tin near Pretoria, Transvaal (now Gauteng). Dr Merensky's most important discoveries were platinum in the Bushveld Complex and diamonds in Namaqualand.	1871	1952
Mergia	Hailu	Musician and Cab driver	1946
Merriman	Nathaniel James	Bishop of Grahamstown	4 April 1809	16 August 1882
Merriman	John		15 March 1841	1 August 1926
Merriman	Nathaniel James	Bishop of Grahamstown.	4 April 1809	16 August 1882
Metele	Alfred	Activist, lay preacher, served as a senator in the first Democratic state and also a member of the Provincial Legislature.		9 April 2008
Metha	Thakorprasad	banned person
Methula	Lloyd
Methven	Cathcart William		1849	1925
Metshane	Peter Norman	banned person
Metsheli	Nene
Metz	Gordon	A member of The International Defence and Aid Fund (IDAF)
Meyer	Audrey
Meyer	Roelof Petrus (Roelf)	Attorney, Member of Parliament for the National Party, Deputy Minister of Law and Order and of Constitutional Development and Minister of Defence.	16 July 1947
Meyer	Leon	Leon Meyer died in exile in Lesotho in 1985 along with his wife Jacqueline Ann Quinn. Meyer was a commanding officer for MK during this time in exile.The two were married in exile, she was a school teacher in Lesotho, where they died during a raid in D		20-December-1985
Meyer	Karel			9.9.76
Meyiwa	Makholeka	Makholeka Matthews Meyiwa played a prominent role in the struggle against Apartheid in the Mpumalanga province. He was imprisoned at Robben Island along with President Jacob Zuma. Meyiwa later became a councillor in the province before his death	24 August 1924	2002
Mfaco	Dorothy		1933
Mfangu	Mncinci
Mfaxa	Nzimeni		26-August-1926	16-October-2008
Mfazwe	Enoch
Mfazwe	Mayford
Mfecane	Reuben
Mfeketo	Mziwoxolo
Mfembe	Jack
Mfengu	Frank	Frank Titimani Mfengu was arrested in 1962 due to his involvement in PAC activities. He was imprisoned for seven years at different prisons, including Robben Island. He was banished to Transkei until 1974.
Mfengu	Ncinci
Mfenyana	Sindiso	Liberation struggle figure; member of MK in exile; member of ANC NEC in exile; diplomat; first Black Full Secretary to Parliament.	12 March 1940
Mfethi	Phindile	Former trade unionist who was banned to Transkei in 1978 on grounds of the Terrorism Act.
Mfeti	Phindile	trade unionist, Secretary of IAS, political detainee, banned person, banished to Transkei, believed to be a victim of an Apartheid death squad.	15 December 1946	1987
Mfiki	Kenneth	Bannished person.
Mfiki	Mncedisi
Mfolwane	Mbele	Mbele Mfolwane played an active role in the struggle against Apartheid in the Mbizana district. He was from the Isikelo location in the Eastern Cape. Mfolwane was imprisoned at Robben Isloand for eight years due to involvement in political activity. Du
Mfundisa	Dumisa
Mfuniso	Ncebe
Mgadi	Victor	Victor M Mgadi who was an ANC member and MK operative died in combat along with other MK operatives trying to cross the border from Swaziland. His grave was discovered as part of a special investigation into the dissapearance and secret burials of acti		11-November-1982
Mgaga	Sika	Sika Mgaga died during exile in Zambia
Mgandini	Kotkoti
Mgangxa	Samson
Mgcineni	Mgqatsa
Mgidlane&#8217l Mongameli
Mgijima	Ralph R.	Co-founder of SASO, medical doctor, Secretary for health for the ANC, Superintendent General of Health in the Gauteng government, Deputy chairperson of the Board of the National Health Laboratory Service, a panel member and a member of the Performance
Mgijima	Enoch	Leader of the Israelite sect involved in the Bulhoek massacre of 24 May 1921.	1868	5 March 1928
Mgobhozi	Luvuyo	Luvuyo Mgobhozi was executed along with three others in what became known as the "Quarry Road" incident. The four men were uMkhomto we Sizwe operatives framed and executed by the former Durban police officers who would seek amnesty under the Truth and		07-September-1986
Mgobhozi	Herbert
Mgolombane	Mcgregor	Banished person.
Mgomezulu	Gordon
Mgongwana	Mqayi
Mgqwetho	Nontsizi	Xhosa poet
Mgqweto	Manana			17-September-1981
Mgudlandlu	Gladys
Mgudlwa	Mackay	Mackay Davashe Mgudlwa died during exile in Zambia.		02-November-1982
Mgugunyeka	David H.		1906
Mgumane	Sather
Mgumbungu	Brian	Brian Fanozi Mgumbungu was executed at Pretoria Centra Prison in September,1961.	1931	5 September 1961
Mgwacela	Badman
Mgwaya	Miso
Mgwayi	Mhleli
Mgweba	McDonald	Mc Donald Mgweba was executed at the Pretoria Central Prison in 1967.	1937	30 May 1967
Mgxashe	Mxolisi	Writer, author, journalist, Robben Island prisoner, exiled person and member of the PAC.	1944	21 July 2013
Mhambi	Charles
Mhlaba	Willie
Mhlaba	Raymond	Secretary of the Port Elizabeth branch of the SACP, Member of the ANC and Rivonia Trialist, ANC National Executive Committee member, Premier of the Eastern Cape, South African High Commissioner to Uganda, recipient of the ANC's Isithwalandwe	12- February- 1920	19-February-2005
Mhlabuthini	Dennis
Mhlakela	Tshokolo
Mhlambiso	Thamsanqa
Mhlanga	Samuel	A primary school in Mpumalanga has been named after Samuel Mhlanga.		26-December-1976
Mhlauli	Veliswa		27 March 1953
Mhlauli	Sicelo	Headmaster, Member of Oudtshoorn Youth Organisation, Saamstaan activist. One of the ‘Cradock Four’ murdered by the South African security forces in the Eastern Cape.	25-May-1949	27-June-1985
Mhlawumbe	Mapumulo
Mhlebeya	Mfana	Mfana Lamock Mhlebeya also known as Ian Mkhwanzi ,was exiled to Angola where he along with others were killed by mutineers in May of 1984.
Mhlongo	John
Mhlongo	Khulekani			June/July 1993
Mhlongo	Fridah
Mhlongo	Stonki	banned person
Mhlongo	Busisiwe	For her excellent contribution to music and putting South Africa on the international music map with her prolific musical compositions, Mhlongo was awarded the Order of Ikhamanga in Silver	28-October-1947	15-June-2010
Mhlongo	Reginald	Reginald Enoch Mhlongo was poisoned to death during exile in Mozambique.		11-July-1989
Mhlongo	Felix			18-June-1976
Mhlope	Mzingaye
Mhlophe	Nokugcina	South african freedom fighter,activist,actor,story teller,poet,playwright, director and author	24-October-1958
Michael	Bikie
Michael	Dikiza
Michael	Hlongwa
Michael	Jayiya
Michael	Madlala
Michael	Maimane
Michael	Makybe
Michael	Mbele	Mbele was a political prisoner, held at Robben Island prison. He was a direct victim of crime and severe torture during the Apartheid era. Mbele along with 87 other plaintiffs formed part of the Khumumani Support Group who took on the 23 corpor
Michael	Mgobeni
Michael	Mpolongwana
Michael	Shikongo
Michael	Xego	Student acticivist, Robben Island prisoner and ANC member.
Michaletos	Aleta	Artist	1952
Middleton	Jean	Teacher, political activist, political prisoner, member of the COD, SACP and ANC, author, journalist, Editor of Sechaba	30-August-1928	14-December-2010
Middleton	Norman		January 1921	2 July 2015
Mielies	Mlamli	Mlamli Mielies Wellington was executed at the Pretoria central prison on 1 September 1987 due to his alleged part in the murder of kwa-Nobuhle counciller, Ben Kinikini.	1965	01-September-1987
Mikula	Maggie	Ceramicist	19-August-1941	29-July-1989
Miles (Botha)	Elza	Artist, art historian, teacher, curator, critic, consultant and author	1938
Mili	Poli		1921	3 July 1964
Miller	Eric	Photographer	19-May-1955
Miller	Lord			26-December-1976
Milner	Alfred	British High Commissioner for South Africa and Governor of the Cape Colony between 1897 and 1899.	23 March 1854	13 May 1925
Milton	Bonani
Milton	Mgwanweni
Mini	Mfundiso
Mini	Samson
Mini	William	ANC member of the ANC, participated in the 1952 Defiance Campaign
Mini	Vuyisile	Trade unionist, Secretary of SACTU, member of ANC and MK, singer and one of the first ANC members to be executed by the apartheid state.	08-April-1920	06-November-1964
Mini	Nomkhosi	MK operative killed in SA raid on Lesotho.	1959	1985
Mini	Stephen	Clergyman and Political Activist
Minty	Abdul	Honorary Secretary of the British Anti Apartheid Movement, Deputy Director-General for Multilateral Affairs and Director-General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).	31 October 1933
Mira	Bulumko J
Mira	Bulumko
Mishack	James			04-November-1985
Mitchell	Diana	Activist, Zimbabwe liberation leader, writer	16-November-1932	08-January-2016
Mitford-Barberton	Ivan Graham aca Frgs	fculptor	1896	1976
Mittag	Ethel	A member of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA)
Mittag	Ernst	A member of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA).
Miya	Jabulani	Jabulani G Miya died in combat on March 3,1986 in Guguletu		03-March-1986
Miya	Vuna	Banished Person
Mjekula	Zwelidumisle	Mjekula was executed at Pretoria Central Prison in 1989.	1952	24 November 1988
Mjekula	Nickle	Banned person and politcal prisoner
Mji	Diliza	Diliza Miji is a student political activist, surgeon and a businessman.
Mji	Dilizantaba	Physician, head the Transvaal Youth League, African National Congress (ANC) national executive committee member, one of the first African doctors appointed to Baragwanath Hospital in Johannesburg
Mjiza	Mathews	banned person
Mjo	Brian
Mjovane	Malixole	Mjovane was killed in Angola during the Unita ambushes on 6 April 1988.
Mjuleni	Zimusile
Mkaba	Zinakele	Zinakele Mkaba was banned and executed in Port Elizabeth in November 1964 along with Vuyisili Mini and Wilson Khayinga.		06-November-1964
Mkaba	Douglas	Douglas Mkaba, was imprisoned at Robben Island due to his political activities as a member of the African National Congress (ANC).	26 June 1932	3 January 2012
Mkaba	Zinakile		1929	6 November 1964
Mkalipe	Simon
Mkalipi	Simon P.	Accused in the 1956 Treason Trial, worked as a cigarette salesman in Port Elizabeth and was chairman of a local branch of the African National Congress.	1913
Mkame	Justice Sfiso	Artist	1963
Mkenke	Manaka
Mkgotsi	Motsei
Mkhaba	William
Mkhaba	Zizakile
Mkhabela	Ishmael	Member of the Soweto Action Committee, former President of AZAPO, social activist and community development practitioner.
Mkhabela	Sibongile	Anti-apartheid activist, social worker, SSRC and SASM member, one of the student leaders of the 1976 Soweto Uprising, banned by the apartheid government, author, recipient of the National Order of Luthuli in Silver and the Ellen Khuzwayo Council Award
Mkhabela	Kholisile
Mkhaliphi	Thembisile			05-September-1986
Mkhatshwa	Father Smangaliso	Leading Catholic priest and political activist, currently Mayor of Tshwane.	1939
Mkhatshwa	Mangaliso	Catholic priest, political prisoner, banned and house arrest under the Internal Security Act.
Mkhi	Isaac			21-March-1960
Mkhize	Nkosikhona
Mkhize	Simphiwe
Mkhize	Bafana	Sculptor	1958	2003
Mkhize	Nomhlangano	Anti-forced removals campaigner, shop steward, member of the African National Congress Women’s League (ANCWL), recipient of the Service Excellence Award and the Government’s National Order of Luthuli	12 April 1940
Mkhize	Petros	Petros Sipho Mkhize was born on the 20 January 1938 and raised in Macambini, a rural area in KwaZulu-Natal. Little is documented about his early life, but like many young African men of his generation, Mkhize would have grown up in a society already defined by racial segregation and the early structures of what would become formal Apartheid. The rural areas of KwaZulu-Natal were designated as "native reserves" under the 1913 Land Act, limiting African land ownership to just 7% of South Africa's territory and creating the conditions that would force generations of young men to seek work in the industrial centers of the Witwatersrand.	20 January	1 September 1967
Mkhize	Jeffrey	Jeffrey Mkhize died during combat in 1993.		1993
Mkhize	Michion	Michion Mkhize, was a IFP student leader at the University of Zululand. He was stabbed to death on 19 October 1993.		19 October 1993
Mkhize	Mbongiseni Jerome
Mkhize	Nhlumba	Political Activist, teacher and business owner.	06-June-1889	03-October-1981
Mkhize	Ian		3 October 1941	2011
Mkhize	Louis	Trade unionist, MK member and Colonel in SANDF.	06-August-1940	2006
Mkhize	Bertha	Tailor, member of the Industrial Workers’ Union (ICU), took part in campaigns against passes for women in	1889
Mkhize	Florence	Participated in the Defiance Campaign in 1952, which led to her being banned, worked underground with the FEDSAW, member of the SACP and an organiser of the SACTU, founding member of the UDF in 1983. Member of the NOW.	1932	July 1999
Mkhize	Fani	Artist
Mkhize	Tusokwakhe			26-December-1976
Mkhize	Mdingeni
Mkhonjwa	Makhosandile	Miner, Worker, Marikana Casuality		16 August 2012
Mkhonto	Mendo	Mendo Mkhonto died during exile in Zambia in March 1984.
Mkhonza	Z.			November 1988
Mkhonza	Zelani			22-March-1968
Mkhotlana	Elias	Elias Mkhotlana played a role in the Youth and Liberation struggle.		26-December-1976
Mkhuseli	Jack	Political activist, Eastern Cape UDF Executive member.	31 May 1958
Mkhuseli	Matakata
Mkhwanazi	Israel			26.12.76
Mkhwanazi	Lindiwe			26.12.76
Mkhwanazi	Eric
Mkhwanazi	Joe	Member of the PAC, served as the party’s National Chairperson, Exile, Member of the KwaZulu Natal legislature.	08 March 1928	31 December 2012
Mkipheni	Nyandeni
Mkiwane	Nelson
Mkiza	Sibusiso
Mkize	Kayifasi
Mkize	Mhloshane
Mkize	Saul
Mkize	Jomo
Mkize	Mabunu	Banished person.
Mkolelwa	Ntshwenca		1927	6 July 1962
Mkondo	Polly
Mkonto	Sparrow	Trade union, community and political activist, member of CRADORA. One of the ‘Cradock Four’ murdered by the South African security forces in the Eastern Cape.	24-December-1951	27-June-1985
Mkumbuzi	Julius
Mkunqwana	Monde
Mkuseli	Kehledas
Mkwananzi	Riot	Robben Island Prisoner
Mkwanazi	Riot
Mkwanazi	David
Mkwanzi	L			26.12.76
Mkwayi	Wilton	Organiser for the African Textile Workers Union in Port Elizabeth, member of the ANC and Umkhonto We Sizwe, Treasurer of the South African Congress of Trade Unions, leader of the 1952 Defiance Campaign in the Eastern Cape and an accused in the 195	17-December-1923	24-July-2004
Mkwenkwezi	Mtimba
Mlaba	Mzwangedwa	Banished person.
Mlaba	Mpiyeza	Banished person
Mlaba	Charlie	Banished person		14 November 1958
Mlahleki	Siwana		1933	3 July 1964
Mlalandle	Forlee
Mlambaselwa	Headman
Mlambo	Johnson	Founding member of the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC), Secretary for Foreign Affairs for the PAC in exile, PAC Chairman and APLA Commander in Chief and PAC deputy p	22-February-1940
Mlambo-Ngcuka	Phumzile	Teacher, lecturer, member of UDF and President of NOW, ANC politician and Deputy President of South Africa.	03-November-1955
Mlamleli	Christina
Mlamli	Masikana
Mlandeni	Ketye
Mlandu	Mandla	Mandla Mlandu died during exile in Angola on 13 October 1988, due to Unita ambushes.		13-October-1988
Mlangeni	Andrew	Political activist, Member of the ANC, MK and SACP, Rivonia Trialist and Robben Island prisoner.	06-June-1925	21 July 2020
Mlangeni	Lea	Lea Mlangeni died in Soweto during the Youth and the National Liberation Struggle on 26 December 1976.		26-December-1976
Mlangeni	Mbopha	Mbopha Mlangeni died during the Youth and the National Liberation Struggle in Soweto on 14 September 1976.		14-September-1976
Mlangeni	John
Mlangeni	Johannes
Mlangeni	Khuzwayo	Khuzwayo Joe Mlangeni was one of the first persons to be executed at the Pretoria Central Prison on 5 September 1961.	1936	5 September 1961
Mlangeni	Bheki		28 December 1958	February 1991
Mlenze	Michael
Mlilwana	Luvino
Mlinda	Fikile
Mlokoti	Sitembiso	Sitembiso Christopher Mlokoti was a member of the PAC's armed wing when it broke away from the African National Congress(ANC).
Mlokoti	Tembekile
Mlokoti	Clarence	Former Teacher and co founder of Kaizer Chiefs	1930	14 December 1999
Mlondleni	Temba
Mlonyeni	Simon
Mlonzi	Alexander
Mloroli	E
Mlotshwa	Derrick	Derrick Mlotshwa died due to mutiple shot wounds to the chest during the Youth and the National Liberation Struggle in 1976.		14-October-1976
Mlotshwa	Bakele			1981
Mlotshwa	Bokale
Mlotywa	Phineas		1936	19 November 1965
Mlulani	Fani
Mmogosho	Tibane	Tibane R Mmogosho was a African National COngress(ANC) member killed in combat in 1986.		07-September-1986
Mmontshosi	Raditena			10-November-1991
Mmutlane	Matthews
Mmutle	Moloka
Mncadi	Margaret	first president of the ANC’s Women’s League in KwaZulu-Natal
Mncadi	Margaret	Physician, member of the African National Congress (ANC), Vice-president of the ANC Women's League in Natal
Mncedisi	Mdunga	Mdungu Mncedisi died during exile in Angola in 1987.
Mncedisi	Daweti
Mncedisi	Siswana
Mncedisi	Stuart
Mncube	Ester
Mncube	Gideon			15-July-1976
Mncube	Leonard			21-March-1960
Mnculwane	Mantombi			26.12.76
Mndawe	Tembuyise			Suicide by hanging
Mndawe	Tembuyise			08-March-1983
Mngadi	Elliot	Member, regional organiser and National Treasurer of the Liberal Party of South Africa, Founder member and Organising Secretary of the Northern Natal African Landowners' Association, Banned person.
Mngadi	Mandla
Mngadi	Vincent
Mngemane	Morris			20.6.76
Mngidi	Lucas			11-November-1984
Mngoma	Tenson			26.12.76
Mngoma	Amos
Mngoma	Verginia
Mngomezulu	Enock
Mngomezulu	Mkubu
Mngomezulu	Robert
Mngomezulu	Bhungwana	Banished person.		October 1976
Mngomezulu	Sondeza	Banished person		October 1976
Mngomezulu	Abraham		1965	25-May-1989
Mngomezulu	Mkhubo	Banished person .
Mngomezulu	Mbalekelwa	Banished person.
Mngomezulu	Simon			18.6.76
Mngomezulu	Vusi
Mnguni	Sbu			19 June 1992
Mnguni	Jan			21-March-1960
Mnguni	Mlungu
Mnguni	Simon		1885	1956
Mnguni	Bongani	Photographer, Photojournalist	18 November 1953	14 April 2019
Mnisi	Petrus			15 Nov. 1987
Mnisi	Nkosinathi			04-November-1984
Mnisi	Donald
Mnthembu	Schoolboy		1926	5 September 1961
Mntonga	Mxolisi			24-July-1987
Mntonga	Mxolile			24 July 1987
Mntwana	Ida Fiyo	First president of the African National Congress Women’s League, elected to the ANC Executive Committee, National president of the Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW), defendants in the 1956 Treason Trial.	05-August-1903	1960
Mnumzana	Florence	nurse, member of the African National Congress (ANC), participated in the Defiance Campaign 1952 and the Women’s March of 1956, secretary of the Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW) (Western Native Township Branch), secretariat of FEDSAW – Transvaal, banned, arrested, exile, recipient of the Order of Luthuli in Silver.	21-February-1919	20 January 2020
Mnyamizeli	Sulelo
Mnyandu		Trade union leader and ANC member, banished person
Mnyayiza	Nkathazo
Mnyele	Thamsanqa	Graphic artist and African National Congress (ANC) activist	10 December 1948	14 June 1985
Moabi	Nana	Member of the PAC and Poqo, active in the BCM, President of the Black Domestic Workers’ Association and recipient of the Order of the Baobab in Gold	18 September 1938
Moabi	Justice
Moadira	Kenneth			10-September-1990
Moagi	Moloko
Moagi	Molefi
Moagi	Joshua
Moahloli	Sechaba
Moalosie	Keketso
Moanakwena	Seth	Banished person
Moatlhodi	Samual			21-March-1960
Moatlhudi	Agnes			26.12.76
Moatse	Titus			19.7.76
Mobbs	Gqirana
Mocher	John
Mochologi	Joseph			21-March-1960
Mochous	Anita
Mocumi	Josiah		1924	16 June 1964
Modi	Mbiso	Mbiso Modi was executed at the Pretoria Central prison on 8 May 1963. He was a Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) member, operating in the armed wing of the congress called poqo. He was executed a		08-May-1963
Modiakgotla	Conan Doyle	Secretary of the Orange Free State African National Congress, Secretary of the Industrial and Commercial Workers' Union (ICU) for Griqualand West, Vice-President of the shortÂlived League of African Rights, a member of the ANC national executive committee
Modiba	Frank	ANC delegate at the Congress of the People in Kliptown.	1909
Modimeng	Joyce
Modimoeng	Joyce			28 May 1986
Modipane	Solomon			28-February-1969
Modisagarekoe	Morake
Modisane	Jerry
Modisane	Jerome
Modisane	William	Journalist, writer, and actor	28 August 1923	01-March-1986
Modisaotsile	Choabi
Modise	Thandi	Minister of Defence and Military veterans, Former anti-apartheid guerilla, Chairperson of the National Council of Provinces from 2014 to 2019 and as Speaker of the National Assembly of South Africa from 2019 to 2021.	25- December-1959
Modise	Johannes (Joe)	African National Congress Youth League and ANC member, 1956 Treason trialist, first commander of MK, member of the National Executive Committee of the ANC, Minister of Defence	23-May-1929	27-November-2001
Modise	Agripa			24-December-1986
Modise	Pule			03-March-1986
Modise	Billy	Member of the ANCYL and ANC, former high commissioner and Chief of State Protocol, Recipient of the National Award from former President Mbeki	8 December 1930	20 June 2018
Modise	Portia	Female soccer player, member of South Africa National Women’s Soccer Team, Banyana Banyana	20-June-1983
Modise	Majoba
Modise	Peter
Modise	Tshepo
Modise	Michael			11/11/86
Modise	Simon
Modise	Philip
Modukanele	Isaac			26.12.76
Modukanele	Jacob			26.12.76
Modumo	Ernest
Moegabudi	Sam
Moeketsi	Bruce
Moeketsi	Sylvester
Moeketsi	Simon
Moeketsi	Kippie	South African jazz musician and a saxophone player	27 July 1925	1983
Moekoena	Pitso			20 June 1992
Moekoena	Titus
Moema	S.
Moemibi	Sello
Moeng	Mogame
Moeng	Sedume	Banned person
Moerane	Thuse	banned person
Moerane	Jacob			19.6.76
Moerane	Mahase
Moerane	Manasseh	Journalist, Educator and Civic Leader	1913
Moerdyk	Gerard	Architect	1890	1958
Moetsi	Magapi
Mofaka	Peter
Moffat	Robert	Gardener; Farmer; British missionary
Moffat	John	Missionary; Assistant Commissioner in Bechuanaland (now Botswana); imperial agent used by Cecil John Rhodes to negotiate what became known as the Moffat Treaty.
Mofokeng	Johannes
Mofokeng	Ramafokisi	banned person
Mofokeng	Connie	Member of the Soweto Student Representative Council (SSRC), founder member and Secretary of the Vaal Organisation of Women
Mofokeng	Isaac	Photographer	1981
Mofokeng	Santu	Photographer	19-October-1956	26-January-2020
Mofokeng	Raymond			25.8.76
Mofokeng	Sekete
Mofokeng	John			21-March-1960
Mofokeng	Geelbooi			21-March-1960
Mofokeng	John			21-March-1960
Mofokeng	Ali
Mofulatsi	Pauline			21-March-1960
Mofutsanyana	Edwin	Teacher, miner, journalist, General Secretary of the CPSA, Editor of CPSA paper, Inkululeko, Member of the African National Congress's (ANC) natio	1899	1995
Mogale	Meshack
Mogale	Abraham	Banished person
Mogaleteoe	Maleka
Mogano	Piet
Mogano	Aldo			7 April 1990
Mogano	David Phaswane	Artist	2 September 1932
Mogano	Flora
Mogapi	Samuel			5.3.77
Mogapi	Stephen			26.12.76
Mogapi	George
Mogatusi	Fenuel			28-September-1976
Mognomane	Able			1980
Mogoba	Mmutlanyane	Robben Island prisoner, banned person, President of Pan African Congress, Bishop of the Methodist Church of South Africa, Chancellor of the Medical University of Southern Africa and Vic	29 March 1933
Mogodiri	Isaac			25-October-1991
Mogoeng	Mogoeng	In summary: lawyer, judge, prosecutor, ordained pastor, academic and Chief Justice of South Africa	14 January 1961
Mogoerane	Thelle		1960	9 June 1983
Mogoerane	Simon			06/09/83
Mogoerane	Simon		1960	09-June-1983
Mogojane	Albert
Mogola	Johannes			26.12.76
Mogopodi	Abraham
Mogotlane	Ramaesele
Mogotsi	Disani
Mogotsi	Joseph			13-December-1986
Mogotsi	Nchimane			26-December-1976
Mohai	Telang	Miner, Worker, Marikana Casuality		16 August 2012
Mohala	Sipho			29-March-1988
Mohamed	Amien
Mohamed	Bhana
Mohamed	Moulvi
Mohamed	Ismail	Political prisoner, member of the Non European Unity Movement, African People’s Democratic Union of South Africa, British Labour Party, Transvaal Anti-President's Council, Vice President of the United Democratic Front in the Transvaal region, former	27 July 1930	6 July 2013
Mohammed	Hadjie
Mohammed	Iqbal		26 August 1958
Mohan	Mmoledi
Mohapi	Daniel	General Secretary of the National Unemployed Workers Coordinating Committee, COSATU Witwatersrand Regional Secretary, Gauteng Province Deputy Secretary of the SACP, Member of the Gauteng Provincial Legislature		28-February-2006
Mohapi	Mapetla	Permanent Secretary of SASO.	02-September-1947	05-August-1976
Mohapi	Steven			18-February-1977
Mohapi	Jacob			23-September-1976
Mohapi	N
Mohapi	Mapetla	political prisoner, political detainee, banned person, member of SASO, died in detention	02-September-1947	5 August 1976
Mohapi	Nobuhle	banned person
Mohautse	Lebaka
Mohl	John	South African artist and teacher	29 September 1903	28 January 1985
Mohlabane	Mphele			26-December-1976
Mohlabane	Josiah
Mohlaka	Matlou
Mohlakoane	Martha	ANC member and a leader of Orange Free State women in the anti-pass campaign	1906
Mohlala	Mafahlagana
Mohlala	Nicolaas
Mohlala	Caesar
Mohlala	Daniel
Mohlasane	M			21-March-1960
Mohlatsane	E			21-March-1960
Mohlolo	Seko
Mohlomi	Samuel
Mohohlo	Setsiba
Mohohlo	Michael
Mohorutse	Sethlapelo
Mohwaduba	Simon			31.12.76
Moichela	Moses	Banished person.
Moiloa	David	Banished person
Moiloa	Boas	Banished person
Moiloa	Abram	Banished Person
Moishwane	Edmund
Mojalefa	Solomon
Mokaba	Peter	Member of Umkhonto weSizwe, imprisoned on Robben Island, member of the United Democratic Front, first president of the South African Youth Congress, Member of Parliament, Deputy Minister of the Department of Environmental Affairs and T	7 January 1959	9 June 2002
Mokabe	Paul	Student Activist
Mokae	Gomolemo	Author, medical doctor and political commentator
Mokatsane	Oupa
Mokele	L.B.	General Secretary of Mooiplaas Squatters Association
Mokgabudi	Daniel
Mokgabundi	Motso
Mokgale	Lentsoe
Mokgathle	Paul	Banished person
Mokgatle	Paul
Mokgatle	Naboth	Trade unionist, political activist and writer	01-April-1911	1985
Mokgatle	Mohatle			26-December-1976
Mokgatle	Maggie
Mokgoate	Abel
Mokgobu	David
Mokgoro	George
Mokgoro	Monica	banned person
Mokgoro	George
Mokgoro	Yvonne	Justice of the South African Constitutional Court	1950
Mokgosi	Nathaniel
Mokhebe	Regina
Mokhothu	Rapheal
Mokhuma	Makhume			21-March-1960
Mokoalane
Mokoape	Aubrey
Mokoditoa	Madibeng	banned person, political prisoner
Mokoena	Dundubela	Banned person, political prisoner, executive director of the Black Community Programmes, member of the ANC and Member of Parliament
Mokoena	Philemon			21-March-1960
Mokoena	Frank			21-March-1960
Mokoena	Batshana			11-November-1991
Mokoena	Robert			05-October-1981
Mokoena	Aubrey	Member of the SASO executive, President of the SRC at Turfloop University, member of the UDF and the Release Mandela Campaign and Member of Parliament
Mokoena	Charles
Mokoena	Joseph
Mokoena	Saint		1952
Mokoena	Joseph	Mathematician, elected to the first executive committee of the ANC Youth League and later elected to the national executive of the ANC	25 November 1919
Mokoena	Sonnyboy			16-August-1985
Mokoena	Sonnyboy			16-August-1985
Mokoena	Amos			26-December-1976
Mokoena	Moses			26-December-1976
Mokoena	Vincent			26-December-1976
Mokoena	Piet	Banished person		21 September 1971
Mokoena	Aubrey	Member of the SASO executive, President of the SRC at Turfloop University, member of the UDF and the Release Mandela Campaign and Member of Parliament
Mokoena	Moremane
Mokoena	Paulus
Mokoena	Thabo			September 1985
Mokoetle	Solly	ANC Veterans ,Journalist, former South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) CEO		15-November-2019
Mokoka	Ras	Banished person
Mokone	Andrew	Banned person and political prisoner
Mokone	Mangena Maake	Reverend and founder of the independent Ethiopian Church in South Africa	1851	1931
Mokone	Sebogang
Mokonyane	Nomvula	Political prisoner, Member of the SACP, National Executive Committee member of the ANC Women’s League, ANC Provincial Executive Committee, ANC National Executive Committee, &	28-June-1963
Mokotu	Edward			26-December-1986
Mokulubete	Samuel
Mokwebo	George
Mokwena	Robert	uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) unit commander	4 April 1952	10 May 1981
Molakoane	Piet
Molale	Kate	Secretary General of the Sophiatown branch of the ANC, represented the ANC Women’s Section at the Women’s International Democratic Federation	02-January-1928	09-May-1980
Molani	Bolosha
Molaoa	Patrick		1925	1968
Molapo	Zondi			11-November-1987
Molapo. Lobian				26,12,76
Molatlhegi	Thomas		1933	16 June 1964
Molatlhwa	Pule
Molebatsi	Maria			21-March-1960
Molefe	Richard			21-March-1960
Molefe	Themba			03-March-1986
Molefe	Oupa			07-November-1988
Molefe	Arios
Molefe	Buti
Molefe	David
Molefe	M.
Molefe	Popo
Molefe	Frans			11/07/88
Molefe	Selina
Molefe
Molefe	Dinah	Crafter and potter	1927
Molefe	Doe	Artist	1950
Molefe	Popo	Founding member of the Azanian People’s Organisation (AZAPO), UDF Secretary for the Transvaal region, ANC member and the former Premier of the North West Province.	1952
Molefe	Petros	Truck driver and MK recruit at its launch in 1961	1924	16-December-1961
Molefe	John			25-June-1976
Molefe	Peter			26-December-1976
Molefi	Joseph	Banished person, journalist, organiser during the 1952 Defiance Campaign, 1956 Treason Trialist, Secretary of the ANCYL, Executive Committee Member of the PAC	1930
Molefi	Shadrack
Molejane	Daniel
Moleko	Marks
Moleleke	Jacob			29-September-1984
Molema	Silas	Teacher, medical practitioner, National Secretary of the ANC, author.	1891	1965
Molema	M
Molete	Zachius Botlhoko	PAC Secretary for Publicity and Information	1930
Molete	Sakie
Molete	Richard	Member of the ANC, banished person
Moletsane	Andrew
Moletsi	Elisa			21-March-1960
Molewa	Phetole
Molewa	Bernard	banned person
Molife	Isaac	Banished person
Molife	Monica	Banished person
Molo	Nowongile	For her outstanding contribution to the development of women through the Women in Agriculture and Rural Development (WAARD) project, a self-empowerment initiative that changed the lives of many families, Nowongile Cynthia Molo was awarded the Order of Baobab	1949
Moloane	Ishmael			June/July 1993
Molobi	Eric	South African Council of Churches (SACC) worker, Group chairperson of Kagiso, co-founder and co-chairperson of Kagiso Trust Investments, Kagiso Charitable Trust (Kagiso Trust) Chief Executive, awarded the Ordre National de la Legion D'Honneur, BEE pioneer	5 June 1947	5 June 2006
Moloi	Philadelphia
Moloi	Thabo			16/11/86
Moloi	Makape
Moloi	Oupa
Moloi	Sparks
Moloi	Kgatliso
Moloi	Caswell	banished person
Moloise	Benjamin		1957	18 October 1985
Moloise	Malesella		1955	18-October-1985
Moloise	Benjamin		1957	18 October 1985
Molokoane				11/11/77
Molokoane	Richard	Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) soldier	27 August 1957	1985
Molokwane	Jacob			08-January-1988
Molokwane	Abel			7 June 1990
Moloto	Ernest	Linguist and educationist.	13 July 1916	28 May 1984
Moloto	Daniel
Moloto	Ivy
Moloto	Bakone
Molotsi	Peter	Editor and Pan Africanist Congress member	18 July 1929
Molotsi	Elias			21-March-1960
Molteno	Elizabeth	A suffragette and civil rights activist of the Cape Colony.	24-September-1852	25-August-1927
Momberg	Jannie "Jan Bek"	Socialite, Politician, Sports Administrator, One of the founding members of the Democratic Party, Former ANC Member of Parliament and South African Ambassador to Greece	27 July 1938	7 January 2011
Mompati	Ruth	Member of Parliament, South African ambassador and mayor	14-September-1925	12-May-2015
Monametsi	Dada
Monamoli	Buki
Monare	Elias
Monare	Malani
Monare	Matlagameng
Monase	Boy
Monde	Khakhuza
Mondlane	Eduardo	History and Sociology Professor at Syracuse University, New York, President of FRELIMO	1920	1969
Monesa	Khanare	Miner, Worker, Casualty		16 August 2012
Mongale	Luvky
Mongamile	Platye
Mongese	Mene
Moni	Headman
Monk	Mongezi			1983
Monkgotla	Daniel			1960/03/21
Monnakgotla	Daniel			21-March-1960
Monnakgotla	Jacob			10-September-1969
Monnanyane	Leslie	Prominent Orange Free State ANC leader	1928
Mono	Bennette
Mono	Daniel			21-March-1960
Mononyane	Joseph			18-June-1976
Monoto	Joy
Montjane	Elijah			26-December-1976
Montshioa	Matlaku
Montsitsi	Daniel
Monty	Mzinathi
Monyakalle	John			19 September 1991
Monyane	Gilbert			21-March-1960
Monyane	Matlala
Moodley	Mary	Member of the SACPO, ANC, SACTU, FAWU and FEDSAW, trade union organiser, banned person	1913	23-October-1979
Moodley	Subbiah	Secretary of the Natal Indian Youth Congress, member of the Natal Indian Congress, among the earliest uMkhonto weSizwe recruits in Durban	1944
Moodley	Vernon
Moodley	Strinivasa "Strini"	Founding member of the Theatre Council of Natal (TECON), close associate of Steve Biko, SASO Publications Director , regional organiser of the Trade Union Council of South Africa	29 October 1946	27 April 2006
Moodley	Poomoney	Communist, political activist, 90 day detainee	28-June-1926	11-August-1982
Moodley	Strinivasa
Moodley (nee Pillay)	Sumboornam	Mrs. Moodley, the wife of Strini Moodley, lived in Durban. She was a Research Assistant to the Black Community Programme and a founding member of the Natal Theatre Council, which presented plays against apartheid.
Mooi	Daniel
Mooi	Headman
Mooketsi	Peter
Mooketsi	Johan			26-December-1976
Moolla	Moosa “Mosie”	TIC activist, member of COP National Secretariat, Treason trialist, 90 day detainee, MK and ANC member, editor of Spotlight, ANC Chief Representative in India, head of the ANC's Egypt and Middle East mission and the ANC representative on the Permanent Secretariat of the Afro-Asian Peoples Solidarity Organisation, recipient of the National Award, The Order of Luthuli, in Silver	12-June-1934
Moonsammy	Peter	TIC activist, member of the Communist Party Youth League, UDF and ANC	25 March 1928	25 September 2007
Moonsamy	Kesval "Kay"	Vice President of the Natal Indian Congress, member of the South African Congress of Trade Unions, the African National Congress and South African Communist Party, defendant in the 1956 Treason Trial, exiled person, Treasurer General of the South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU), elected as the last president of South African Congress of Trade Unions, member of uMkhonto weSizwe (MK),member of Parliament in democratic South Africa, recipient of The Order of Luthuli in Bronze in 2015	5 July 1926
Moonsamy	Kisten	trade unionist, member of the Natal Indian Congress, South African Communist Party, Unit Commander in the Natal Command of Umkhonto weSizwe, Robben Island Prisoner, banned person, political prisoner
Moore	Basil
Moosa	Ismail
Moosa	Mohammed Valli	Member of the ANC NEC, acting National General Secretary for the UDF and former Minister of Envi ronmental affairs and Tourism (1999 - 2004)	9 February 1957
Moosa	Rahima	Shop steward for the Cape Town Food and Canning Workers’ Union, member of the Transvaal Indian Congress, helped organise the 1956 FEDSAW Women’s March and member of the ANC	14-October-1922	29-May-1993
Moosa	Hassen (Ike)	Medical practitioner, Executive member of the Franchise Action Council and Vice-President of the Cape Indian Assembly	21-September-1923
Mopeli	Chief	Chief Mopeli and his wife Treaty Mopeli were in exile since 1954, first at Groblersdal and latterly at the Frenchdale camp. Chief Mopeli was banished after serving a prison sentence for refusing to cull cattle and repair fences at Witzieshoek. At Frech
Mopeli	Paulus	banished person		21 September 1971
Mopeli	Treaty
Mopeli	Mothebang	Banished person.
Mophosho	Florence	Full time organiser for the ANC, mobilised for the Congress of the People and the 1956 Women's March, headed the Women's section at the Morogoro Conference, member of the ANC's NEC	1921	09-August-1985
Morabe	Mosele
Moraka	Jeremiah	banished person
Moraka	Maphuti	Banished person
Morake	Jacob	Boxer, insurance clerk	8 December 1955	3 November 1985
Morake	Simon
Morapedi	Shadrack
More	Abbey			03/28/88
Moremi	Ntsizi	Restricted to Sebokeng.Community worker with the CI; had helped to form several welfare organisations, like the Learn and Teach literacy organisation; detained from Oct. ’77 to March ’78 in terms of the Terrorism Act, subsequently r
Morena	Matseletsele
Moreng	Oupa
Moretsele	Elias	Businessman, Transvaal President of the ANC and defendant in the 1956 Treason Trial	1897	March 1961
Morewa	Solomon			24 September 2005
Morice	Joan	South Africa’s first qualified veterinarian	1904
Moripe	Lucas	Former Pretoria Callies and Orlando Pirates maestro of the early 1970s
Moripi	Lengoasa
Morkill	Heather	A member of the Liberal Party of South Africa (LPSA)
Morland	James	Figure painter, landscape painter, painter	1846	1921
Morley-Turner	John	A member of the CPSA, SACP and the Springbok legion. Also a part of the Guardian.
Moroalo	Mzimkhulu
Morobe	Murphy		2 October 1956
Moroe	Kgaphu	Bethlehem Free lance Journalist, chairman of Welkom branch of the Azanian People’s Organisation (AZAPO), and chairman of the Writers’ Association of SA.
Moroe	Abram
Moroka	James	Medical doctor, AAC Treasurer, President of the African National Congress from 1949 to 1952.	16 March 1892	10 November 1985
Morokane	Morokane
Morolong	Joseph	Member of the South African Congress of Trade Unions and the ANC,defendant in the 1956 Treason Trial	1927
Morolong	Bruce			31-December-1976
Morolong	Joseph	Vryburg Trade union organiser; accused in the Treason Trial 1956-61 and acquitted; collaborated with Helen Joseph in tracing and assisting Africans who had been banished to remote areas of South Africa for indefinite periods; endorsed out of Cape Town
Morontshi	Matsobane
Moropa	Sydney
Moroti	Graham
Morris	Joas
Morris	Mashinini
Morris	Matsimela
Morrison	Lionel	Journalist, Secretary of the Cape Town branch of the South African Coloured People's Organisation and an accused in the in 1956 Treason Trial. Joined the Pan Africanist Congress in exile and spent	13-October-1935	31-October-2016
Morstatt	H.
Morton	Peter
Mosagale	Koboatau
Mosaka	Paul	Politician and successful businessman	1911	1963
Mosala	Ernest
Mosala	Patrick
Mosala	Tbalo			26-November-1976
Mosala	Thola			26-November-1976
Mosalo	Molefe
Mosata	Mooketsi
Mosebetsane	Thabiso	Minor, Worker, Casualty		16 August 2012
Mosedi	Patrick
Moseneke	Dikgang	Robben Island prisoner, Advocate, Constitutional Court Judge, Deputy Chief Justice of South Africa and Deputy Chairperson of the Independent Electoral Commission.	20 December 1947
Moseneke	Tiego	Student activist and leader, political prisoner, lawyer, member of the ANC and UDF	4 August 1963	19 April 2023
Moseneke	Dikgang
Mosenyi	Kenneth	Banished person.
Moses	Carol	Political activist, political detainee, Deputy Director for communication in the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, member of the Congress of South African Students, United Democratic Front and the African National Congress, first black woman president of South African Student Press Union	7 April 1968	17 February 2019
Moses	Ramatlotlo			06-November-1986
Moses	Myeza
Moses	Chikane
Moses	Masemola
Moses	Mokoena
Moses	Molebatsi
Moses	Molefe
Moses	Nkosi
Moses	Shabalala
Moses	Michael
Moses	Phillip			07-September-1976
Moses	William
Mosetlha	Pitso
Moshabate	E			21-March-1960
Moshapo	Simon	frtist	16 February 1954
Moshesh	Jeremiah D	Chief
Moshoeu	Paki
Moshoeu	John	Sports person, Bafana Bafana, Kaizer Chiefs and Amazulu soccer player
Moshumi	Sebulaoa
Mosia	John			21-March-1960
Mosia	Aaron
Mosia	Michael
Mosie	Ezekiel			12-August-1976
Mosikare	Mosimanegape
Mosimane	Butiki
Mosimane	Johannes
Mosimane	Pitso	Former football player, South African Football coach	26 July 1964
Mosoetsa	J Motsabi			21-March1960
Mosololi	Jerry			09-June-1983
Mosotoane	Mapula
Moss	Glenn	President, Witwatersrand University Students’ Representative Council, Deputy Vice-President, Nusas, Nusas Chair, (University of Witwatersrand), Chair, Academic Freedom Committee, Chair, Arts Students Council, 1973, political activist, polit	5 May 1952
Mosupye	Tseleng
Mosupye	Fitzgerald
Motala	Mahomed "Chota"	Congress Activist, ploitical prisoner, banned person and Medical Doctor.	14-June-1921	25-May-2005
Motala	Rabia	political activist, member of the National Indian Congress, African National Congress, Banishees Committee, International Peace Council	1932
Motan	Habib
Motane	Lawrence
Motau	Peter
Motau	Samuel
Motau	Mankurwana
Motau	Patrick
Motau	Julian		1948	1968
Motaung	Lele	Political activist	1954
Motaung	Lawrence
Motaung	Tiger
Motaung	Daniel
Motaung	Macus			06-September-1983
Motaung	Thabo		1955	09-June-1983
Motaung	Kaizer	Professional football player, founder of Kaizer Chiefs Football Club and co-founder of the Premier Soccer League.	16 October 1944
Mote	Keable	Trade Unionist and ICU provincial secretary for the Orange Free State
Moteane	David		1951
Moteka	Godfrey
Moteyane	Titus		1963
Motha	Samuel			September 1993
Mothopeng	Joseph			19 June 1986
Mothopeng	Zephania "Zeph"	Teacher, banned person, political prisoner on Robben Island, lawyer, member of the ANCYL, member and President of the PAC.	10 September 1913	23 October 1990
Mothopeng	Sephanian
Motjuoadi	Andrew Tshidiso		1935	1968
Motladi	Masere
Motlalebitso	Sello			05-September-1986
Motlana	Nthato	Political activist, Black business pioneer, community leader and altruistic medical practitioner	16 February 1925	30 November 2008
Motlanthe	Kgalema	Member of the ANC, MK, SACP and Cosatu, Deputy President of the ANC, third President of democratic South Africa.	19 July 1949
Motloheloa	John S. P.	Acting secretary of the ANC in the Western Cape and General Secretary of the Basutoland Communist Party
Motloung	Monty Johannes	ANC political activist and MK combatant	15 May 1957	2 October 2006
Motolo	Carnot
Motsai	Nocholas
Motsau	Nkutsoeu
Motsega	Kopano			21-March-1960
Motsei	George
Motsepe	Joseph
Motsepe	Kaiphas			21-March-1960
Motsepe	Christina			21-March-1960
Motshabi	Caleb
Motshabi	John
Motshabi	Obed		07-February-1925
Motshekga	Matsie	South African politician and educator. Minister of Basic Education since May 2009. Appointed Acting President of the Republic of South Africa in 2021, when President Cyril Matamela Ramaphosa attended the state funeral of Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda.
Motshwarateu	Mathews	Athlete	02-November-1958	02-November-2001
Motsoahae	Richard		1941	16 June 1964
Motsoaledi	Elias	Political prisoner, trade unionist, banned person	26-July-1924	09-May-1994
Motsoasila	Isaac
Motsoenang	Ernest
Motsoeneng	Nonceba
Motsoeneng	Thaba
Motsuenyane	Sandy
Motswai	Thomas	South African artist	27 May 1963
Motswaietswale	Patrick			1983
Motswane	Jackson
Moumbaris	Alex	Trade unionist,charged under the Terrorism Act and found guilty of conspiring with the ANC to instigate violent revolution in South Africa, aiding ‘terrorists’, distributing ANC pamphlets in Durban in 1968 and reconnoitering the Transkei to
Mountain	Ngalonkulu
Moutsusi	Pelokgale
Mouzewi	Malashe
Moweng	Smash	Banished person
Moyaga	Harry	Artist and musician
Moyimbo	Rixana
Moyo	Mxolisi	Photographer, Afrapix member
Mpabaniso	Samani		1932	21 March 1962
Mpando	Mansi
Mpanza	James "Sofasonke"	Community leader	1889	1970
Mpanza	Justice	ANC and MK member	05-September-1937	30-July-2002
Mpati	Lex	Judge, first permanently appointed Black person to the Supreme Court of Appeal, President of the Supreme Court of Appeal and Chancellor of Rhodes University.	5 September 1949
Mpe	Phaswane	Poet and Novelist	10 September 1970	22 December 2004
Mpemba	Jacob	Banished person.
Mpetha	Oscar	Organiser and later General Secretary of the African Food and Canning Workers Union . President of the Cape ANC	5 August 1909	15 November 1994
Mpetu	Bennet		1944	3 July 1964
Mphahla	Jomo
Mphahlele	Namedi	Banished person.
Mphahlele	Harry	Banished person
Mphahlele	Moses	Secretary of the African National Congress in the Transvaal during the 1920s, teacher and interpreter, poet and musician. Composed The Dark Musician of the North and The Mendi.
Mphahlele	Letlapa	Member of the PAC, Director of Operations of APLA, President of the PAC	8 December 1960
Mphahlele	Moepadira	Banished person
Mphahlele	Es´kia	South African writer, academic, arts activist and African Humanist	17 December 1919	27 October 2008
Mphale	Morgan
Mpho	Motsamai	Member of the ANC, 1956 Treason Trialist, founder member of the Bechuanaland People’s Party (BPP) and the Botswana Independence Party (BIP)	3 February 1921	28 November 2012
Mphosho	Florence
Mphuso	David
Mpihleng	Ramonkung	Banished person
Mpinga	Joseph			25-September-1976
Mpoetse	Selala
Mpofu	Pholile	First Black women to qualify as a dermatologist in South Africa
Mpofu	Christopher “Dali”	Senior Counsel of the High Court of South Africa, member of the Economic Freedom Fighters	26 September 1962
Mpolose	Mangqangwana
Mpongoshe	Phakamile
Mpontsane	Mabuthi
Mpotulo	Mxutu
Mpotulo	Bongo
Mpoza	Joseph		1926
Mpoza	Joseph		1926
Mpumelelo	Gaba
Mpumelelo	Odolo
Mpumlwana	Nandisile	Anti-apartheid activist, co-founding member of the BCM, member of SASO, banned for five years, women’s rights activist, author	1953
Mpumlwana	Malusi
Mpumlwana (nee Mbanjwa)	Thoko	Restricted to King Williams’ Town. Born 1951. Research officer for Black Community Programmes in Durban at the time of his banning. Subsequently he worked for the BPC in Kingwilliamstown. Editor of “Black Review” and &
Mpumza	Thobile	Minor, Worker, Casualty		16 August 2012
Mpunzi	Winnard
Mpusula	Simon	Simon Mpusula died during the June 16th Youth uprising agaisnt the incumbent Apartheid regime.		26-December-1976
Mqai	Jongibandla
Mqai	Ntobeko
Mqayisa	Khayalethu	January 1979: General Dundubela Road, Zwide. Banned for 5 years under the Internal S
Mqhayi	Samuel E. K.	Educator and journalist	1875	1945
Mqikela	Dwashu
Mqitsane	Joseph	Accused of murder and executed at Pretoria Central Prison on 11 December 1963.	1935	11 December 1963
Mqoboli	Ellias	Teacher, Clergyman and Political Activist. First senior chaplain of the ANC. Active both in the Cape ANC and on the ANC national executive committee.	1860	July-1921
Mqota	Temba D. A.	Joined African National Congress in 1946 and supported the Indian struggle against the "Ghetto" Act. Prominent in organising the Laundry Workers' Union in Port Elizabeth.	1928
Mqotsi	Livingstone	Educator, Editor, Author and Lawyer.	18-April-1921	25-September-2009
Mqozwana	Loliwe
Mrwebi	Benni	South African saxophonist and a pioneer in the music scene and international recognition of African jazz in the 1950s and 60s.	1936	1973
Mrwetyana	Livingstone
Msane	Dumisani			04-November-1984
Msane	Saul	Founder member of the Natal Native Congress (NNC), Secretary General of the ANC and journalist	circa 1856, Natal, South Africa	6 October 1919
Msauli	Vusumzi
Mseleku		A self-taught pianist, saxophonist, guitarist, composer and arranger	03-March-1955	09-September-2008
Mshelwane	Lawrence			26.12.76
Mshololo	Henry	Sculptor	1947
Mshupa	Ramokoti	Ramokoti Mshupi died during exile in Angola in the Unita ambushes on 3 March 1988. He was a member of the African National Congress (ANC).		03-March-1988
Msibi	Mandla
Msibi	Sydney			11-November-1987
Msima	Joseph	Joseph Msima also known as Errol Mdondo died during exile in Angola in 1985.		1985
Msima	Msele	Msele Msima died during exile in Tanzania on 3 June 1985, he was a member of the African National Congress (ANC).		03-June-1985
Msimang	George	Painter and graphic artist	26 October 1948
Msimang	Henry	Political activist, journalist, interpreter and farm manager	13 December 1886	29 March 1982
Msimang	Richard	Attorney, Founder member of the South African Native National Congress (SANNC, later ANC), Vice-Chairman of the Provisional Committee of the South African Non-White Athletics Union, founder member of the Johannesburg Bantu Football Associatio	1884	1933
Msimang	Mavuso	Member of the MK high command, Director: Grintek; Chief Executive Officer: SA National Parks, Chief Executive of KZN Tourism and was a non-Executive Director of Robben Island, served on the boards of Massmart, Exxaro and the SA Tourism Board and D
Msimang	Shaka
Msimang	Tyson
Msimanga	Mbekiseni			26.12.76
Msimboti	Sikroba
Msiza	John
Msizi	Harold
Msomi	Dumisani
Msomi	Mildred
Msomi	Clement			2 August 1990
Msomi	Ordway
Msomi	Ndinana
Msomi	Otto
Msongelo	Raymond
Msutu	Edwin
Msutu	Lita
Msutu	Headman
Msutu	Ndhlovu	Banished person.
Msutu	Alfred	Banished person
Msutwana	Fundile
Mswane	Isaac			26 June 1992
Mswazi	Dlodlo
Msweli	Pashe
Mtalane	Ignitia
Mtambo	Solomon
Mtati	David
Mtemba	Acting
Mtembu	Mvoto
Mthatha	D
Mthelheledi	Gaba
Mthembu	Sibongile
Mthembu	Thembinkosi		1926	9 May 1961
Mthembu	Vincent			11-November-1990
Mthembu	Joseph			06-August-1988
Mthembu	Lindiwe			06-August-1988
Mthembu	Theo	Sportsman (boxer), politician and writer	27-February-1927	01-March-2007
Mthembu	Jackson	ANC National Spokesperson, Speaker and MEC in Mpumalanga Legislature, trade unionist	05-June-1958
Mthembu	Aaron
Mthembu	Lindiwe	Mthembu was an active member of the African National Congress (ANC) who escaped into exile to Angola and died in an ambush along with three other liberation fighters upon return to South Africa via the Swaziland border	28 February 1969	: 8 June 1988
Mthembu	Jackson	Former Minister in the Presidency, anti-apartheid activist, trade unionist, ANC National Spokesperson, Speaker and MEC in Mpumalanga Legislature, member of the SWAPO solidarity campaign	5 June1958	21 January 2021
Mthetheli	Mabengeza
Mthetheli	Lucas
Mthethwa	Ephraim			25-August-1984
Mthethwa	Nkosinathi “Nathi”	Nkosinathi Emmanuel “Nathi” Mthethwa was South Africa’s Ambassador to the Republic of France.	23 January 1967	30 September 2025
Mthethwa	Alpheus	Restricted to Pinetown, Durban.General secretary of MAWU; banned in 1976 with other union organisers.
Mthimkhulu	Siphiwo	Member of SASM, COSAS Leader and one of the 'Cosas Two'	23-March-1960	14-April-1982
Mthimunye	Isaac
Mthunywa	Merica
Mthunywa	Osborne
Mtikane	Ratshilumela
Mtimklulu	Israel
Mtimkulu	Siphiwo
Mtimkulu	Abner S.	Minister in the Wesleyan Methodist Church, President of the independent Bantu Methodist Church, senior chaplain of the ANC and Deputy President of the Natal Native Congress
Mtimkulu	Philip
Mtimkutu	Evans
Mtini	John		1887
Mtintso	Ethel
Mtintso	Thenjiwe	Journalist, trade unionist, member of the Black Consciousness Movement (BCM) activist, member of the ANC and MK, Deputy Secretary General of the ANC, Central Executive Committee member of the SACP and ambassador to Italy.	07-November-1950
Mtoane	Tefo
Mtobeni	T
Mtoleni	Mfuyo		1892	18 September 1962
Mtolo	Bruno
Mtombeni	Sifanele
Mtongana	Silas
Mtosana	Mr.			14 Nov. 1987
Mtshadi	Simon			26- December-1976
Mtshali	Stephen
Mtshali	Eric	Trade unionist, leader in uMkhonto weSizwe and Member of Parliament.	1931	12-October-2018
Mtshali	Oswald	poet, teacher, lexicographer, recipient of Olive Schreiner Prize, recipient of South African Lifetime Achievement Literary Award	17-January-1940
Mtshali	Khanyisile
Mtshazi	Babalo	Minor, Worker, Casualty		16 August 2012
Mtshiza	Danile
Mtshizana	Louis	In summary: attorney, Member of the African National Congress, African National Congress Youth League, Society for Young Africa, Cape African Teachers Association, the South African Students Organisation, South African Rugby Board, the East London Yout	19 May 1925	c 2003
Mtsholtoe	Petrus		1942	16 June 1964
Mtshotshisa	Headman
Mtsoga	Kopana	Mtsoga Kopana died during the Sharpeville Massacre on 21 March 1960.		1960/03/21
Mtsologane	William	Banished person.
Mtsweni	Dick	Dick Nkukwana died during exile in Botswana on 14 June 1985.		14-June-1985
Mtukudzi		singer, song-writer, actor and film director	22 September 1952	23 January 2019
Mtuyedwa. Mgadeni
Mtwasa	Clarisson
Muafangejo	John	Artist	5 October 1943	27 November 1987
Mubuya	Bennett	Bennett Mubuya fought during the Youth and the National Liberation Struggle 1894-1994 in which he lost his life on 26 December 1976.		26-December-1976
Mudaliar	Valliamma	Activist and Martyr. Died as a result of her participation in the South African liberation struggle.	22-February-1898	22-February-1914
Mudaliar	Valiamma	A young girl who joined other women on a march to inform others of the passive resista		27 February 1914
Mudau	Mashudu	Member of SASM, ANC AND MK, Robben Island Prisoner	1 January 1953
Mudimu	Refiloe Johannes	Member of MK and ANC, first Black Vice Admiral of the South African Navy	06-March-1954
Mudzunga	Samson	sculptor, drum-maker, performance artist		1934
Muendane	Ngila
Mufamadi	Fholisani Sydney	Founding member of COSATU, helped draft the National Peace Accord of 1991,represented the ANC at CODESA Foundation, Minister for Safety and Security, twice appointed Minister for Provincial and Local Government and played a pivotal leading role in conflict resolution in Lesotho, DRC and Zimbabwe.	28 February 1959
Mugabe	Robert	Teacher, liberation leader, first president of Zimbabwe	21-February-1924	06-September-2019
Muggels	Mzwandile	Muggels Mwzandile died during police custody on 3 July 1985 at Steytlerville, Port Elizabeth.		03-July-1985
Muholi	Zanele	Photographer	19-July-1972
Mukel	Dennis			26-December-1976
Mukhuba	Nelson
Mulder	Connie	Minister of Information and Plural Relations and Development.	5 June 1925	1988
Mulder	Cornelius	Mayor of Randfontein, Minister of Information and Plural Relations and Development	05-June-1925	12-January-1988
Mulholland	Gordon	Actor	30 April 1921	30 June 2010
Muller	Shulamith	Attorney, Member of the South African Communist Party, National General Secretary of the National Union of Distributive Workers, a member of the Congress of Democrats and the Civil Rights League and an attorney in the 1956 Treason Trial	11-December-1922	July 1978
Muller	Jurie	Jurie Muller was killed at Elsies River on 9 August 1976. Muller formed part of the youth uprising agaisnt apartheid, and died due to a fatal shot to the head as w		09-September-1976
Mululeke	George
Munisi	Lentikile	Lentikile Magone Munisi also known as S.Sithole died during exile in Angola in 1985.		1985
Munsamy	Govindsamy
Muntu	Nxumalo	Nxumalo Timothy Muntu was imprisoned at Robben Island prison from 30 November 1978 to 27 April 1991.
Munyai	Albert
Muofhe	Tshifhiwa			12-November-1981
Murphy	Jeanette	Wife of the Durban Assistant secretary of the Trade Union Advisory and Coordinating Council. Was sentenced to exile in Lond along with her husband.
Murphy	Michael	Durban Part-time acting secretary of the Black Transport and General Workers’ Union, a member Union of the Trade Union Advisory and Co-ordinating Council. He and his wife Jeannette Murphy left South Africa for London.
Murray	Andrew	Clergyman and educationist.	9 May 1828	18 January 1917
Murray	Brett	South African artist and sculptor	30- November-1961
Murray	Thomas Patrick	Trade unionist	23 March 1918	31 August 1975
Musagale	Kubo			11/11/89
Musi	Theophilus	Teacher	1936
Musigaise	Masuku
Musutabantu	Jack	Jack Musutabantu died during exile in Zambia, the date of his death is unknown.
Mutch	Ronnie	A member of the African Resistance Movement (ARM), exiled.
Mutch	Hilary	Member of the African Resistance Movement, Exile, Author and Educator	04-November-1941	26-June-2007
Mutlane	Bob
Mutloatse	Mothobi
Mutsi	Sipho	Sipho Mutsi was a political activist who died during police custody.	22-December-1967	05-May-1985
Mutsi	Sipho	Sipho Mutsi, was a political activist and artist who died at age seventeen whilst in police custody at the Odendaalrus police station in the Free State on 5 May 1985.		5 May 1985
Mutsi	Gladstone
Mutsiye	Nkuleleko	Mutsiye Nkuleleko was an uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) operative, which was the armed wing of the African National Congress (ANC). He died during combat at Cape Town on 7 Novmeber 1988.		07/11/88
Mutu	Ndhlovu
Mutwa	Vusamazulu	Renowned traditional healer, author, artist and philosopher.	21 July 1921	25 March 2020
Muzi	Nkosi
Mvala	Mark
Mvela	Allen	Allan Mvela died during exile on 23 December 1990.		23-December-1990
Mvelase	Felix	Felix Mvelase was the son of Inkatha Freedom Party Chairmen Vusumuzi Vitus Mvelase, who was killed by gunmen in Transvaal on 6 November 1993.		6 November 1993
Mvelase	Vusumuzi	Vusumuzi Vitus Mvelase was the Inkahta Freedom Party chair in Transvaal.
Mvelase	Ngoza	Ngoza Mvelase
Mvelo	Cyprian	Cyprian Mvelo was exiled to Angola where he died on 10 July 1988, due to Unitas ambushes.		10-June-1988
Mvembe	Jimmy	Jimmy Mvembe (Janus Khoza) died during exile in Swaziland.
Mvemve	Adolf	Adolf Mvemve died during exile in Zambia.
Mvemve	Boy	Boy Aldophus Mveme was a member of the African National Congress, who died during exile in Zambia in 1974. He recieved "The Order of Mendi for Bravery in Bronze" for displaying acts of bravery during the struggle agaisnt apartheid.
Mvemve	Matshetshe	Matshetshe Douglas Mvemve died in November 1970. He was banned under the Suppression of Communism Act.
Mvene	David
Mvevane	Phako	Phako Mvevane also known as Mbili Vincent Jabulani was exiled to Zambie where he died on 30 March 1989.		30-March-1989
Mvovo	Mxolisi
Mvubelo	Lucy	Trade unionist	1920	30-October-2000
Mvuka	Pilani	Pilani Mvuka was banned under the Suppression of Communism Act for two years.
Mvuku	Fanie
Mvula	Mapela	Mapela Zane Mvula was a prisoner at Robben Island Prison.
Mvulane	Bheki	Political Activist		29-March-1985
Mvulane	Bheki	Political activist		29 March 1985
Mvuleni	Nongena	Nongena Walter Mvuleni of New Brighton, Noupoort was 30 years old when he was convicted of terrorism and ANC membership. He was sentenced under these chargers, along with two co-accused - Mayobi Colin Ndevu and Vuyo Mzimkulu Felix Nong
Mvumba	Themba	Themba Mvumba died in combat on 11 Novembr 1987 in Kaapmuiden, Mpumalanga.		11-November-1987
Mvusi	Selbourne	South African poet, painter, sculptor and academic	18 June 1929	10 December 1967
Mweshilengewa	Nakale
Mxakato	Kate
Mxasa	Mbambeseli
Mxenge	Victoria	Nurse, midwife, lawyer and member of the UDF and NOW	01-January-1942	01- August-1985
Mxenge	Griffiths	Attorney, member of the ANCYL and the ANC, Robben Island prisoner, banned person	1935	19 November 1981
Mxolisi	Fuzile
Myakayaka-Manzini	Mavivi	Political prisoner, exiled person, journalist, member of SASO and the ANC, Head of International Relations, ANC Womens League	19-January-1956
Myapi	Themba	The mutilated body of Themba Myapi , a church fieldworker , was found on 4 November 1989 at Phola Park.		4 November 1989
Myembezi	Mlise
Myeni	Bheki	Artist	10 October 1954
Myeza	Muntu	President and General Secretary of SASO, Robben Island political prisoner, Secretary General, Publicity Secretary and Projects Coordinator of AZAPO.	03 December 1950	03 July 1990
Myeza	Barnard
Mzali	Mabuto
Mzamane	Godfrey I. M.	Academic	1909
Mzameli	Rangula
Mzamo	Namhla	Namhla Mzamo was exiled to Zambia on 14 August 1983.
Mzamo	Stuurman
Mzandike	Dikana	Dikana Norman Mzandike was imprisoned at Robben Island Prison from 26 April 1989 to 3 April 1991.
Mzandile	Madela
Mzankwa	Manini	Manini Nzanywa Mzankwa was executed at Pretoria central prison on 2 September 1964.		2 September 1964
Mzenwandile	Makwabe	Makwabe Mzenwandile was imprisoned at Robben Island prison between 28 May 1963 to 27 May 1971.
Mziba	Shadrack	Shedrack Mziba died during exile in Tanzania on 7 November 1984.
Mzikinya	Leslie
Mzila	Hezia	Hezia Mzila died during the Youth and the National Liberation Struggle 1894-1994.Mzila passed away on 26 December 1976 in Soweto.		26-December-1976
Mzilikazi	Mzilikazi	King of the Matabele	ca. 1790, Mkuze	9 September 1868
Mzilikazi	Gladman	Gladman Mzilikazi was a African National Congress (ANC) member who died during exile in Angola on 21 December 1988.		21-December-1988
Mzimba	Pambani	For his exceptional contribution to and pioneering spirit in the formation of the African independent churches and his role in the development of a new understanding of Christianity among African believers, Reverend Pambani Jeremiah Mzimba was awarded	1850s	1911
Mzimba	Bokwe
Mzimela	Sipo	Priest, exiled person, post-Apartheid’s first Minister of Correctional Services, member of the ANC, IFP and the United Democratic Movement and author	19 June 1935	2 February 2013
Mzimkulu	Gobeni	Ngobe Mziwakhe was imprisoned at Robben Island between 6 May 1963 to 4 June 1971.
Mzini	Balele
Mziwakhe	Ngobe
Mziwoke	Jan	Jan Lloyd Mziwoke died during the Youth and the National Liberation Struggle 1894-1994 on 18 July 1976 at Soweto.		18-June-1976
Mziwonke	Solomon	Solomon Jack Mziwonke, a member of the African National Congress (ANC) was gunned down at his home in Cape Town on 19 June 1991.		19 June 1991
Mzizeni	Maphumulo	Maphumulo Shadrack Mzizeni was imprisoned at Robben Island prison.
Mzobe	David
Mzolisa	Msimboti
Mzolisi	Mabana
Mzolo	Edward			09-October-1976
Mzolo	Edward			09-October-1976
Mzondi	Jonas		1933	30 May 1967
Mzotane	Rodwell
Mzukisi	Skweyiya
Mzukisi	Madlavu
Mzuvukili	Hadi
Mzwabantu	Lumkwana
Mzwakhe	Berry
Mzwamadoda	M.B.A.			11-August-1976
Mzwandile	Dubula
Mzwandile	Gqeba	Gqeba Mzwandile, sentenced to death in June, 1987 at the Supreme Court of Port Alfred. He was found guilty, on grounds of the doctrine of common purpose, under the “Native Terrorism Penal Code” for his role in the murder, by necklacing of	6 June 1965	June 1987
Mzwandile	Dubula
Mzwandile	James

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