Tributes pour in following Credo Mutwa’s death

Sanusi, traditional healer and author Credo Vusamuzulu Mutwa has died at the age of 98. The Credo Mutwa foundation confirmed his passing. The foundation is yet to release a statement with more information. 

Credo was popular for his predictions of historic events in the country, such as the 1976 Youth Uprising. He also wrote books based on African culture and folklore such as Indaba, My Children, Isilwane, The Animal and Zulu Shaman: Dreams, Prophecies, and Mysteries.

Local stars and ordinary South Africans have taken to social media to pay tribute to the star.

Tributes pour in following Credo Mutwa’s death. May his soul rest in peace.

What a great light uBab’ Credo Mutwa was in this realm. May he be welcomed with great honour by amadlozi. ??

— Dineo Langa (@therealdineo) March 25, 2020

 

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I knew something Beyond us will happen when You depart. Thank you for your lessons. May your spirit fly free. Camagu Ndlondlo??? #RIPNtateCredoMutwa

A post shared by Buhlebendalo Mda (@_bendalo) on Mar 25, 2020 at 1:17am PDT

Bab’ Vusamazulu Credo Mutwa ? I’m so touched, I knew this was coming soon as I heard he was sick. Thank you for everything, for being a guardian and keeper of ancient knowledge, for”indaba my children” and other books.
Ascend freely to be with the great spirit again.
Rest ❤️

— Samú (@SamkeloNdlovu) March 25, 2020

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A life well lived! Lala uphumule R.I.P VusamaZulu Credo Mutwa

A post shared by Sthandiwe Msomi – Kgoroge (@sthakgoroge) on Mar 25, 2020 at 1:17am PDT

“EYE AM MY ANCESTORS KEEPER”

Sad to say that one of the greatest Sanusi, African Prophet Ntate Credo Mutwa has Moved on to the other Dimension. pic.twitter.com/uRCsxjXKhX

— Joe Jackson Afrique (@PicThisAfrica) March 25, 2020

 

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“The tree grows well and strong, Oh children mine, That hath its roots deep in the native earth; So honour always thy ancestral line And traditions of thy land of birth.” ?? #credomutwa

A post shared by Kgomotso Sekgobela (@kgomotso.sekgobela) on Mar 25, 2020 at 12:21am PDT

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Lala ngoxolo Sanusi sam, Thanks for this book, Thanks for helping shape my consciousness #CredoMutwa

A post shared by Hlalele Wesley Molefi (@hlalele_wesley) on Mar 25, 2020 at 12:34am PDT

“You are all the same. You make a lot of wonderful resolutions, you swear a lot of oaths to do this and not to do that. You bind yourselves without first studying your secret natures – without knowing yourselves first” – Credo Mutwa

Rest in peace.

— IG: Blythlie (@blythlie) March 25, 2020

MY CONDOLENCES N TRIBUTE TO GREAT BABA CREDO MUTWA https://t.co/N98wkd3PoU

— Xola Nomo (@XolaNomo11) March 25, 2020

 

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The Greatest to have ever lived. Ah, Vusamazulu✊? #CredoMutwa

A post shared by Mpilo (@nompilo_k) on Mar 25, 2020 at 12:38am PDT

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Rest in Eternal Peace Credo Mutwa.
I first came across this giant figure as a twelve year old boy reading books, articles and journals. And I was captured since.
It is unfortunate that many never celebrated him while he was alive, others – went as a far as rejecting his work.

— the name’s Vuyo (@PhandleVuyo) March 25, 2020

Credo Mutwa, the most knowledgeable man I have ever had the honor of knowing.
~David Icke#RIPCredo pic.twitter.com/Jj8k6R0K0N

— Mmadikgosi Matshego (@Mmadikgosi_23) March 25, 2020

Credo Mutwa ?farewell great diviner!!!!!!

— KhayelihleKhumalo (@KhayaJames) March 25, 2020