🚨 LOST CHILD — THEMBlSA
A 9-year-old girl who says her name is Maria Sithole is currently safe with a Good Samaritan, Ausi Dipuo Manila, in Phomolong Section.
Maria says she took a taxi around Winnie Mandela heading towards Mayibuye but did not reach her destination. She says her mother’s name is Dora Sithole.
Dora Sithole, please contact Ausi Dipuo Manila and collect your child at Phomolong. The child is reportedly safe.
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This man builds beautiful doors from scratch using his own hands and craftsmanship.
Wishing him nothing but continued success and growth in his business. 🙌🏾
My MKHUKHU,A place my kids call a home,I tried as a single working mother and also depanding on my hustle.
Kancane kancane I will get to a Brick House 🏠🙏❤
"My missing daughter has not been found until now from the 2nd July 2026.
She took taxis to durban from mtata
last time her phone was able to locate around Pinetown.
Sicela imithandazo komama bemithandazo,
sicele people who are connected to people who can publish this on big platforms and also social media influencers to help me rotate her pictures on Twitter , TikTok and facebook so that we might reach bigger audiences. Social media has proven to be a powerful tool to sort serious matters quickly
please tag for me anyone who is kind to help and pls share this picture this is the hairstyle she went missing with
we pray for the safe return of Khanya Thandolwethu Khundla who is
16 years of age."
Thank you, please contact her mom once spotted or if there's last know information about her.
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The Vatsonga Machangani community has planned a peaceful march aimed at raising awareness against the ongoing harassment and profiling of Tonga-speaking South Africans.
The march is planned to start at Beyers Naudé Square at 10:00 and proceed through the Johannesburg CBD, Braamfontein, and Parktown before concluding at the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) offices in Parktown, Gauteng on Friday, 26 June 2026.
Subsequently, the Johannesburg Metro Police Department [JMPD] has issued a traffic advisory ahead of the march, expected to attract around 1,000 participants.
Organisers say they demand dignity, equality, and recognition as constitutionally protected citizens.
The procession is scheduled to depart at 11:00, with a memorandum set to be handed over to the Acting Provincial Manager of the SAHRC Gauteng Office at 13:00. The event is expected to conclude by 14:30.
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Members of the Vatsonga and Machangani communities marched in Johannesburg today, submitting a memorandum to the Human Rights office over what they say is ongoing discrimination.
They say they are often mistaken for foreign nationals because of their language and culture, despite being South African citizens, and are calling for recognition, equal treatment, and protection of their constitutional rights.