In an interview with the local press, the woman spoke about the possible secrets of her longevity.
Johanna Mazibuko of South Africa, who is called the oldest woman in the world, has died at the age of 128.
The Mirror writes about it.
The woman lived in three different centuries and died in her home. According to her guardian and sister-in-law Tandiva Vesignana, the woman may have died of a stroke.
At the same time, the data that she is the oldest woman in the world has not been officially confirmed. Maria Bragnas Morera, born in the United States, is considered, according to the Guinness Book of Records, the oldest person in the world. In January 2023, she turned 115 years old.
According to local mayor James Zolelli, after many checks and searches to determine who is the oldest person in the world, no one was found who was older.
“We have her ID showing this,” the mayor says. He also added that he tried to ensure that the name of his compatriot appeared in the Guinness Book of Records in order to honor her memory in this way.
The woman was not literate, but in an interview with the local press she spoke about the possible secrets of her longevity.
“We lived so well on the farms. There were no problems,” the woman said.
Earlier it became known that a native of the United States, Maria Bragnas Morera became the oldest person in the world according to the Guinness Book of Records.
