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Famous faces who passed away in 2021

Rekord takes a look at some local and international faces that we’ve lost over the past year.

Thus far, 2021 has been yet another challenging year as the Covid-19 pandemic dragged on. We look back at some of the local famous and public figures who lost their lives this year:

Jackson Mthembu. Photo: Facebook

– Jackson Mthembu (63) – minister in the presidency and politician died January 21.

Karima Brown. Photo: Facebook
– Karima Brown (54) – senior journalist died March 4.

Sindisiwe van Zyl. Photo: Facebook

– Sindisiwe ‘Sindi’ van Zyl (45) – radio presenter, medical doctor and life coach died April 10.

Ben Kruger. Photo: Facebook

– Ben Kruger (64) – actor and author died May 26. 

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Geoff Makhubo. Photo: Facebook

– Geoff Makhubo (53) – Johannesburg mayor and politician died July 9.

Lesego Semeya. Photo: Facebook

– Lesego Semenya (39) – celebrity chef and author died July 12.

Lieb Bester. Photo: Facebook

– Lieb Bester (72) – actor died July 21.

Shona Ferguson. Photo: Facebook

– Shona Ferguson (47) – actor and producer – July 30

Jolidee Mathongo. Photo: Facebook

– Jolidee Mathongo (46) – Johannesburg mayor and politician – September 18.

FW de Klerk. Photo: Facebook

– FW de Klerk (85) – South African president under the apartheid regime and Nobel Peace Prize laureate – November 11.

Theuns Jordaan. Photo: Facebook

– Theuns Jordaan (50) – singer and song-writer – November 17.  

 

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