Last name | First name | Synopsis | |
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Partridge | Bridget | South African photographer, member of Afrapix collective, musician |
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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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Pheto | Pule | Pule Pheto is a jazz pianist and composer who is known for his songwriting and improvised jazz performances. |
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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 |
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Pukwana | Mtutuzeli | Pianist, Saxophonist and Composer. |
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Rathebe | Dolly | Singer |
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Rubin | Harold | South African artist, teacher, jazz musician and architect |
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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 |
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Sekoto | Jan | South African artist and musician |
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Shabalala | Joseph | Musician |
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Singana | Margaret | Musician |
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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 |
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Tladi | Lefifi | Poet, musician, painter, historian, teacher, philosopher | |
Tyamzashe | Benjamin John Peter | Composer, Choir Conductor, Organist and Teacher |
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Zaidel-Rudolph | Jeanne | Pianist and Composer |