 | Partridge |
Bridget |
South African photographer, member of Afrapix collective, musician |
 | Pheto |
Pule |
Pule Pheto is a jazz pianist and composer who is known for his songwriting and improvised jazz performances.
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 | Pheto |
Molefe |
Molefe Pheto is a South African musician and music teacher. He was an activist in the Black Consciousness Movement and former political prisoner.
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 | Phiri |
Raymond |
Musician, awarded the Order of Ikhamanga in Silver for his excellent achievement in the field of music and his contribution to the struggle against apartheid |
 | Pukwana |
Mtutuzeli |
Pianist, Saxophonist and Composer. |
 | Rathebe |
Dolly |
Singer |
 | Rubin |
Harold |
South African artist, teacher, jazz musician and architect |
 | Sampson |
Vicky |
Singer, performer, Co-Director at Mzanzi Cultural Industries
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 | Searelle |
William |
Composer, dramatist, impresario and South African theatrical pioneer in the English language |
 | Sekoto |
Jan |
South African artist and musician |
 | Shabalala |
Joseph |
Musician |
 | Singana |
Margaret |
Musician |
 | Sontonga |
Enoch |
Choirmaster, poet, preacher, composer and author of the first stanza of "Nkosi Sikelel ‘iAfrika," the anthem South Africa adopted after its first democratic elections in 1994 |
 | Tladi |
Lefifi |
Poet, musician, painter, historian, teacher, philosopher |
 | Tyamzashe |
Benjamin John Peter |
Composer, Choir Conductor, Organist and Teacher |
 | Zaidel-Rudolph |
Jeanne |
Pianist and Composer |