A woman who lived through three distinct eras and was thought to be the world’s oldest human passed away at age 128 in South Africa.
Mother-of-seven According to reports, Johanna Mazibuko passed away in her home in the nation’s North West Province.
Thandiwe Wesinyana, her nurse and daughter-in-law, informed News24 that she might have passed away from a stroke.
She is not officially recognized as the oldest person in the world, according to unconfirmed sources. At 115 years old, María Branyas Morera, a native of the US, was recognized by Guinness World Records as the oldest person ever.
On May 11, Mrs. Mazibuko allegedly celebrated her 128th birthday.
James Tsolela, the mayor of the area, has stated: “We have checked and done a study to find who is the oldest. No one of her age has been located. Her ID does state that, after all.
“We need to work to get her listed in the Guinness Book of Records, so she may be honored properly.”
She explained to News24 why she might have survived so long despite not being literate: “We lived so well on the farms. There weren’t any issues.
She struggles to recall her early years, but she does remember when the farms were plagued by locusts.
Johanna Mazibuko Date of Birth
Johanna Mazibuko was born in 1894. The specifics of her date of birth are unknown.
Johanna Mazibuko Age
Johanna Mazibuko is 128 years
Johanna Mazibuko Height
Johanna Mazibuko’s height is unknown
Johanna Mazibuko Family
Johanna Mazibuko, a mother of seven, died on March 3 at her house in Jouberton, North West Province, South Africa. She apparently lived for three centuries and would have turned 129 in May. Her seven children survive her.
Johanna Mazibuko Diet
Mazibuko said that as a child, her diet consisted of wild spinach, which has been determined to be more nutritionally packed than farmed spinach. Wild spinach is high in vitamin A, which has been shown to improve longevity.
Johanna Mazibuko Guinness World Record
Johanna, who recently celebrated her 128th birthday, maybe the world’s oldest person. Unfortunately, no official comment has been released by Guinness World Records.