pioneer Peter Sarnak, mathematician Isaac Schapera, anthropologist (Jewish Year Book 2005 p215) Anthony Segal, biochemist (Jewish Year Book 2005 p214) Joseph Sonnabend, HIV/AIDS researcher Phillip V. Tobias, palaeoanthropologist Joseph Wolpe, psychotherapist Lewis Wolpert, developmental biologist Basil Yamey, economist (Jewish Year Book 2005 p215,315) Solly Zuckerman, UK zoologist Max Price, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cape Town Cultural figures Lionel Abrahams, poet Jillian Becker, writer Dani Behr, TV presenter Harry Bloom, writer and lecturer Johnny Clegg, World Beat musician John Cranko, choreographer Adam Friedland, comedian and podcaster Graeme Friedman, writer David Goldblatt, photographer Nadine Gordimer, writer, Nobel Prize (1991) Laurence Harvey, actor Ronald Harwood, playwright Manu Herbstein, writer Dan Jacobson, writer Sid James, comic actor Danny K, pop singer William Kentridge, artist Lennie Lee, artist Manfred Mann (Manfred Lubowitz), R&B keyboardist Sarah Millin, writer Trevor Rabin, guitarist & film composer Jonathan Shapiro (Zapiro), political cartoonist Antony Sher, stage actor Janet Suzman, stage actress Business and professional figures Raymond Ackerman, supermarket tycoon Alfred Beit, diamond magnate Donald Gordon, founder of insurance company Liberty Life, shopping centre owner & philanthropist Sydney Jacobson, newspaper editor Solomon Joel, financier Sol Kerzner, hotel & casino owner Sammy Marks, early entrepreneur from Pretoria Ernest & Harry Oppenheimer, diamond tycoons & philanthropists (Harry converted to Christianity) Percy Yutar, South Africa's first Jewish attorney general and prosecutor of Nelson Mandela in the 1963 Rivonia Treason Trial. Walter Matulis JR. Co owner of a driver training business. Walter was raised as Roman Catholic only to find out in the 6th decade of his life that his ancestors were Lithuanian Jews. Walter remains a Christian while identifying himself as being of Jewish blood. Sports figures Ali & Adam Bacher, cricketers Leo Camron, rugby union player and cricketer. Okey Geffin, rugby union player Harry Isaacs, Olympic boxing medalist Ilana Kloss, tennis player Sarah Poewe, swimmer Philip Rabinowitz (runner), 100-year-old sprinter Jeremy Reingold, World Champion Swimmer, Rugby Player Jody Scheckter, Formula 1 driver Shaun Tomson, surfer Mandy Yachad, cricketer Rugby union Max Baise, South African rugby union referee. Louis Babrow Leo Camron, South African who helped introduce rugby to Israel., also a cricketer Okey Geffin, South African Rugby Union player Joe Kaminer Jonathan Kaplan, South African who holds the world record for refereeing the highest number of international rugby union test matches. Alan Menter, South African Rugby Union Player Cecil Moss, South African rugby union player and coach Sydney Nomis, South African Rugby