The Credo Mutwa Cultural Village in Soweto is a unique open-air museum showcasing the sculptures, stories, and folklore of renowned artist and traditional healer Credo Mutwa. Created between 1974 and 1986, the village celebrates African heritage, culture, and mythology through striking artwork and architecture, offering a fascinating glimpse into one of South Africa’s most intriguing cultural figures. In this scene is a sculpture of King Khandakhulu discussing his sexually transmitted infection with his gods.