“🚨 URGENT: MISSING CHILDREN — PLEASE HELP US FIND THEM! 🚨
Good evening, everyone. We are urgently appealing to the community for help in finding two young girls, Blessing Shabangu (8 years old, Grade 3M) and Oluchi Shabangu (5 years old, Grade R).
The girls were reportedly dropped off at Rewlatch Primary School by their transport driver this morning, but their whereabouts are currently unknown.
🙏 If anyone has seen them or has any information that could help us locate them, please contact their father, Emmanuel Shabangu, on 067 626 9547.
📢 Please share this post widely. Every share could help bring these children home safely.
Let’s come together as a community and help find Blessing and Oluchi. ❤️
#MissingChildren #HelpFindBlessingAndOluchi #RewlatchPrimarySchool #PleaseShare
Just drove to my hotel at the airport in Kempton Park at 10pm after the Pirates game..
Not a SINGLE street light is on, not a single robot is working… COMPLETE DARKNESS where we are supposedly on high alert and in a state of emergency!?
What a disgrace..
but the powers at be try to convince us they are doing all they can to protect our women.. but they can’t even keep the lights on! 🤬🤬
@TshenoloPi You guys are always so eager to look like you actually care. My cousin was murdered while breastfeeding in 2024. We paid for your services and til this day you’ve been giving us the run-around. Now you want to “stand” and look like you care about GBV? Yoh pls spare us, man 😊
As the country confronts yet another wave of violence against women, the conversation around safety, accountability and meaningful change cannot be ignored.
I remember watching a Dave Chappelle show and he explained the kind of fear that women deal with on a daily.
He told a story about how he’d perform comedy shows at 17 for drug dealers in exchange for money and during one show they paid him $25000 in cash. He walked around with so much fear because he understood if anyone knew how much he was carrying in his backpack, they would kill him for it. He then said that’s how women navigate life on a daily basis.
They have legitimate fears about things that would never cross my mind. I went for a late jog the other day and at most the biggest risk would probably be getting robbed.