South African musicians died when they were 43
Here are 8 famous musicians from South Africa died at 43:
Reggie Schwarz
Reggie Schwarz (May 4, 1875 Lee, London-November 18, 1918) was a South African personality.
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Can Themba
Can Themba (June 21, 1924 South Africa-April 5, 1968 Manzini, Swaziland) was a South African journalist and writer.
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Lucky Dube
Lucky Dube (August 3, 1964 Ermelo-October 18, 2007 Rosettenville) otherwise known as Dube, Lucky was a South African singer, musician, artist and music artist.
His albums: Lucky Dube Live In Uganda (The King of African Reggae), Trinity, House Of Exile, Prisoner, Serious Reggae Business, Slave, Taxman, Victims, Africa's Reggae King and Rastas Never Dies / Think About the Children. His related genres: Reggae and Mbaqanga.
He died as a result of firearm.
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Donald Barkly Molteno
Donald Barkly Molteno (April 5, 2015 Wynberg, Cape Town-April 5, 1972) was a South African lawyer.
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Victoria Mxenge
Victoria Mxenge (January 1, 1942 South Africa-August 1, 1985) was a South African personality.
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Bob Gosani
Bob Gosani (April 5, 2015-April 5, 1972) was a South African photographer.
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Peter Mokaba
Peter Mokaba (January 7, 1959 Polokwane, Limpopo-June 9, 2002 Johannesburg) was a South African personality.
He died in hiv/aids.
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Robert Calvert
Robert Calvert (March 9, 1945 Pretoria-August 14, 1988 Ramsgate) a.k.a. Bob Calvert, Calvert, Robert or Robert Newton Calvert was a South African singer, poet, musician and writer.
His albums include Captain Lockheed & The Starfighters, Live at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, Lucky Leif and the Longships, Hype, Freq, Test-Tube Conceived, Centigrade 232, Repeat Performance and Cardiff 1988: Ejection.
He died caused by myocardial infarction.
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