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Tributes pour in following Veteran Jazz singer Dorothy Masuku’s death

Legendary Zimbabwe-born South African jazz singer, Dorothy Masuku has died. She reportedly suffered from complications related to hypertension after suffering a mild stroke last year.

Dorothy Masuka dies at the age of 83

The family spokesperson, Fortune Hute confirmed her death saying that she was in the comfort of her home surrounded by her children and grandchildren at the time of her death. Fortune said that Masuka would be remembered for staying true to herself and her craft.

 

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