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Inkazimulo
Studio album by Ladysmith Black Mambazo
Released	1985
Recorded	September 1984
Genre	Isicathamiya
Length	40:00 approx.
Label	Gallo Record Company
Producer	West Nkosi
Ladysmith Black Mambazo chronology
Ibhayibheli Liyindlela (1984) Inkazimulo (1985) Inala (1985)

Inkazimulo is an album by the South African isicathamiya group Ladysmith Black Mambazo. The members who sang in the Inkazimulo album were Joseph Shabalala Inos Phungula Albert Mazibuko Headman Shabalala Jabulani Dubazana Russell Mthembu Geophrey Mdletshe Abednego Mazibuko Jockey Shabalala Ben Shabalala . It was released in 1985 and was a primarily religious release (as had most of the group's output by this time). The album was recorded a year before the group's collaboration with Paul Simon on his Graceland album and tour.

1. "E Golgotha" ("At Golgotha")
2. "Izindlela Zimbili"
3. "Saba Khuluma Izindaba"
4. "I Love Jesus"
5. "Umthetho"
6. "U Jesu Uyeza" ("Jesus, Come to Me")
7. "Makabongwe" ("Halleluya")
8. "Vater Unser" ("Our Father") - in German
9. "Mathathu Lamadoda"
10. "Uma Ngimbona"

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