Gospel star Lundi Tyamara died from a liver failure just over a week ago at a Johannesburg hospital was laid to rest in his home town, Worcester, Western Cape in South Africa today.
The 38-year-old popular gospel musician was well known for his debut album hit “Mphefumlo Wam”.
Lundi is survived by his two children, a son and daughter
South African media report that Tyamara had a sad ending after being rendered homeless while still fighting for his life in the hospital.
Tymara who sold millions of albums and raked in millions of rands in gigs and royalties, was kicked out of the townhouse he was renting in Mondeor, Joburg south, by the owner while he was lying on his deathbed according to local media reports
Paying our respects at the #LundiTyamaraFuneral with Minister of Women in the Presidency Susan Shabangu, & Western Cape MEC Anroux Morais. pic.twitter.com/MtoYT3Ko2g
— Nathi Mthethwa (@NathiMthethwaSA) February 5, 2017
#LundiTyamaraFuneral Opportunists shouldn't be allowed to derail funerals, RIP Lundi, what a sendoff, SA knows how bid farewell to its stars
— KhayelihleKhumalo-James Jnr (@KhayaJames) February 5, 2017
https://twitter.com/SiphiwoNzawumbi/status/828173748897533953?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
Wow Lundi❤️❤️🙌🙌🙌 Things we never heard from newspaper. He was a giver #LundiTyamaraFuneral
— Zuri🌻 (@NadiraAyanna) February 5, 2017
#LundiTyamaraFuneral Gospel Queen Rebecca Malope movingly says "Bye Bye My Son, bye Lundi". What a performance pic.twitter.com/U6fZWgeYFb
— Bonga Dlulane (@BongaDlulane) February 5, 2017
