Margaret Maritz, from South Africa, has turned 118, making her one of the oldest people in the world.
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Born on September 27, 1906, Margaret Maritz celebrated with her 14 children. The identity document showing her age has not yet been independently verified but, if confirmed, would overtake 116-year-old Tomiko Itooka of Japan as the oldest living person.
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