-the founder of Zion Christian Church (ZCC) Sefako Makgatho - second President of the African National Congress, born in Ga-Mphahlele village Marks Mankwane - Co-founder of MakgonaTsohle Band along with Rupert Bopape and West Nkosi. Malegapuru William Makgoba - Doctor Thabo Makgoba - South African Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town David Makhura – premier of Gauteng Province Julius Malema – political leader. Former leader of the ANC Youth League. Commander in Chief of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) Mampuru II - King of the Pedi (1879 - 1883) Richard Maponya – South African businessmen and founder and first president of the National African Federated Chamber of Commerce (NAFCOC). Born in Lenyeye, Tzaneen. Jeff Masemola -. Cassel Mathale – third premier of Limpopo province Yvonne Chaka Chaka – Born Yvonne Machaka-Internationally recognized South African singer, songwriter, actress, entrepreneur, humanitarian and teacher. Lebo Mathosa - Musician Kenneth Meshoe – politician Peter Mokaba – former politician. Former leader of the ANC Youth League Lydia Mokgokoloshi – actress Sello Moloto – former premier of Limpopo province Trott Moloto - Former South Africa National Soccer Coach Mathole Motshekga- Politician Aaron Motsoaledi – Minister of Health, South Africa and nephew of Elias Motsoaledi Caroline Motsoaledi - South African political activist and wife of Elias Motsoaledi Elias Motsoaledi - South African anti-apartheid activist and one of the eight men sentenced to life imprisonment at the Rivonia Trial Es'kia Mphahlele - writer, educationist, artist, and activist. Letlapa Mphahlele – former President of the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC). Gift Ngoepe - the first black South African, and the sixth South African to sign a professional baseball contract when he signed in October 2008 Lilian Ngoyi - anti-apartheid activist. Maite Nkoana-Mashabane – Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform, South Africa Ngoako Ramatlhodi – first premier of Limpopo province Gwen Ramokgopa - Deputy Minister of Health, former MEC of Health in Gauteng Province Mamphela Ramphele – Former Director at World Bank. Former principal of the University of Cape Town. Sello Rasethaba – businessman Thabo Sefolosha – American basketball player. His father Patrick Sefolosha was a musician from South Africa. King Matsebe Sekhukhune – son of King Sekwati. He fought two wars: first successfully in 1876 against the SAR and their Swazi allies, then unsuccessfully against the British and Swazi in 1879 during the Sekukuni Wars. Caiphus Semenya – musician Tokyo Sexwale – Former Premier of Gauteng. Caster Semenya – athlete,