Cape Town
Cape Town is a port city on South Africa’s southwest coast, on a peninsula beneath the imposing Table Mountain. Slowly rotating cable cars climb to the mountain’s flat top, from which there are sweeping views of the city, the busy harbor and boats heading for Robben Island, the notorious prison that once held Nelson Mandela, which is now a living museum. ― Google
People died in Cape Town (First 49 people) - Page 4
Thomas Maclear
South African astronomer
Gideon Oliphant-Murray, 2nd Viscount Elibank
Politician
Carruthers Beattie
Professor of mathematics
Francis Guthrie
South African mathematician
Nellie Shabalala
Singer ‧ Joseph Shabalala's wife
Pierre Basson
Pam Golding
South African real estate developer
Simon van der Stel
Former Governor of the Dutch Cape Colony
William H. Andrews
American molecular biologist
Wilfried Dietrich
German wrestler
Bob Shand
South African rugby union player
Harry Scobell
Military personnel
David W. Brokensha
South African anthropologist
F W de Klerk
Former State President of South Africa
Rashied Staggie
Amy Biehl
American activist
Ezra Ngcukana
Saxophonist
Anni Dewani
Engineer
Alba Bouwer
South African journalist
Paul Bayvel
South African rugby union player
Denis Goldberg
Irene Grootboom
South African activist
Pieter de Waal
South African commander
James Rose Innes
Justice
Newton Ogilvie Thompson
Former Chief Justice of South Africa
Johannes de Villiers Graaff
South African economist
Cecil Lolo
South African footballer
Frederic Creswell
Former Minister of Defence and Military Veterans of South Africa
Hamilton Naki
Surgeon
Annie Silinga
South African activist
Cecil Kenneth Baker
South African artist
Sheikh Yusuf
Indonesian biographer
Stuart Leary
South African cricketer
Jeanne Goosen
South African journalist
Albert Coates
English conductor
Basil Coetzee
South African musician
Wilhelm Bleek
Political scientist
Cecil Rhodes
Former Prime Minister of the Cape Colony
Mike Bernardo
South African kickboxer
Lambert Jackson Woodburne
South African submariner
Henry Lukin
Military commander
Abe Bailey
South African tycoon and politician
Johanna Brandt
South African spy
Peter Roebuck
English cricketer
Herbie Taylor
South African cricketer
Dorothea Bleek
German-South African anthropologist
Desmond Tutu
South African bishop
