– second Chief Justice of South Africa AJ Kerr – Legal academic Johan Klopper - Cricketer Robert Jeremy Mansfield – Radio host, television presenter and comedian Patrick Moran - Catholic Bishop Lex Mpati - Judge, Retired President of the Supreme Court of Appeal and Chancellor of Rhodes University. Charles Mullins – Victoria Cross recipient Norman Ogilvie Norton – Cricketer (allrounder) Mike Pentz – Physicist, born and educated in Grahamstown before moving to the United Kingdom Alfred Renfrew Richards – Cricketer and rugby union player George Rowe, Cricketer Basil Schonland – Physicist, was born and educated in Grahamstown Selmar Schonland – Botanist Ian Smith – Prime Minister of Rhodesia, student at Rhodes University Josie Wood – Founder, South African National Library for the Blind See also Makana Local Municipality Albany, South Africa 1820 Settlers Major organisations Diocese of Grahamstown Grocott's Mail International Library of African Music National Arts Festival National English Literary Museum Rhodes University South African Institute for Aquatic Biodiversity South African Library for the Blind Notes and references External links Historical pictures of Grahamstown SA Government Information National Arts Festival Scifest Africa Cities in South Africa Populated places in the Makana Local Municipality Populated places established in 1812 1820 establishments in the Cape Colony