Welcome to WikiTree Johan! That is a very South African sounding name, I'd look here. Ben is right, some details about any parents or grandparents who have passed will help us a lot. Familysearch is a great resource for South African trees and usually comes with images. Probates list children, sometimes even with birth dates, which can be really helpful. eGGSA.org also have a lovely collection of graves with photo's. Using NAAIRS (National Automated Archival Information Retrieval System also known as NASA - National Archives of South Africa) to find spouses and death dates, then go to familysearch to see if you can find the probate, then try eGGSA's graves is a strategy that often works for me (usually familysearch'es death notices will tell which cemetery the family intended to bury the deceased's remains in). Many of the pre-1800 ancestors are already on wikitree so it often doesn't take long before you're able to connect to many SA branches. Good luck!
