African Famous Girl Names with Letter I

Is a former professional tennis player and the leader of World Team Tennis.Kloss was ranked # 1 in t

Is a former professional tennis player and the leader of World Team Tennis.Kloss was ranked # 1 in the world in doubles in 1976. That year, she won doubles titles at the U.S. Open, the Italian Open, the U.S. Clay Courts, the German Open, the British Hard Courts Championship, and Hilton Head, as well as the mixed doubles title at the French Open.

A South African singer-songwriter/guitarist.She was educated in Messina, (now known as Musina), Sout

A South African singer-songwriter/guitarist.She was educated in Messina, (now known as Musina), South Africa at Eric Louw High School[Averaging over 180 live shows per year[2], she is the busiest female musician in South Africa. With 7 CDs and a DVD released[3], her music is popular across Southern Africa.Whilst performing a wide range of cover songs, she also produces her own original music with a distinct rock feel. She sings in English and Afrikaans, and performs music in the genres of rock, pop, country & western and R&B.

Was a South African poet. Although she wrote in Afrikaans, her poems have been widely translated int

Was a South African poet. Although she wrote in Afrikaans, her poems have been widely translated into other languages. Jonker has reached iconic status in South Africa and is often called the South African Sylvia Plath, owing to the intensity of her work and the tragic course of her turbulent life. Her work has also been compared to that of Anne Sexton.

Was a South African housing rights activist who was best known for her victory before the Constituti

Was a South African housing rights activist who was best known for her victory before the Constitutional Court of South Africa in 2000. The Court found that the Government of South Africa had not met its obligation to provide adequate housing for residents of Cape Town's Wallacedene informal settlement. This ruling provided clear legal support for housing rights campaigns in South Africa and elsewhere. At the time of her death in August 2008, Irene Grootboom was still living in a shack. [1][2]

She formerly captained the South African national netball team, representing them a total of 72 time

She formerly captained the South African national netball team, representing them a total of 72 times, but moved to New Zealand in 2000 where she plays for the national team, the Silver Ferns. She became a citizen of New Zealand in 2005. She won the Halbe