1. Demographics

2. Notable South Africans in the United Kingdom
    Individuals who have migrated from South Africa to the UK  British people of South African ancestry 

3. References

South Africans in the United Kingdom include citizens and residents of the United Kingdom with origins in South Africa.

Demographics

The majority of these people{{clarify|date=September 2015}} are concentrated in largely affluent areas of London{{according to whom|date=September 2015}}, the anecdotal evidence being that many are business people working in the City of London. There is, for instance, a South African-born cluster in the Canary Wharf area{{according to whom|date=September 2015}}. In fact{{according to whom|date=September 2015}}, London has the second-largest number of South African expatriates in the Western world. University towns such as: Oxford, Cambridge, Edinburgh and Bristol also show significant clusters of South African-born people. Many young people with British family ties have come over the years to work in the UK, including the public services.^[1]

According to the 2001 UK Census, 140,201 South African-born people were living in the UK, although most recent estimates put the population (including those of South African descent) at over half a million{{according to whom|date=September 2015}}. Unlike the Republic of South Africa itself, the majority of South Africans in the United Kingdom are not ethnically Black, but White. The 2001 UK Census revealed that 90% of South Africans in the UK are White (mainly of British and Afrikaner origin), 3% Black, 3% Indian, 2% Mixed, 2% Other. There are a large number of Jewish South Africans in the UK. It is estimated that 9% of the South African population in London is Jewish, as compared to 2% of Londoners as a whole who would identify with belonging to the Jewish faith.^[2]

Notable South Africans in the United Kingdom

Individuals who have migrated from South Africa to the UK

South African born British people have contributed heavily in sports, especially in Commonwealth sports such as Cricket and Rugby. 17 South African born players have played for the England national cricket team and over a dozen have played for both the England and Scotland national Rugby Union teams collectively. They have also contributed heavily in television and to at least 10 Olympic medals.

British people of South African ancestry

References

• J Alloys Compd
• J. Allyn Taylor International Prize in Medicine
• Jalma
• Jal Mahal (1980 film)
• Jal Mahal (film)
• Jal Mahal (Narnaul)
• Jal Mandir
• Jalmari Holopainen
• Jalmari Parikka
• Jalmari Rotko
• Jalmari Väisänen
• Jal (Martian crater)
• Jal Minocher Mehta
• Jalna constituency
• Jalna Dry Port
• Jalna Jan Shatabdi Express
• Jalo
• Jalo Bhati
• Jalo (disambiguation)
• Jaloka mountain blue
• Jalon (biblical figure)
• Jalonen
• Jalong (state constituency)
• Jalo Oasis
• Jalopnik