Matlhomola Moshoeu was a 16 year old black boy killed after being accused of stealing sunflowers worth R80, about five U.S. dollars.
Two white farmers, Pieter Doorewaard and Phillip Schutte, pushed him from a moving van, causing fatal neck injuries. He died on 20 April 2017. They claimed he jumped. The court rejected that. Both were convicted of murder, kidnapping, intimidation, theft and pointing a firearm.
The judge called their actions towards Moshoeu DISGRACEFUL and said his death had a DEVASTATING EFFECT on his family and polarised the Coligny community.
That is the story being erased when crosses representing fake "White Genocide" are planted in Washington.
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🚨In Kokstad children are going missing too...@s_chikunga, @SAPoliceService . Please establish a task force to look into this. It's going unnoticed because the focus is in Kempton Park but this is also just as important..💔💔💔😢😢😢
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If this appears on your timeline kindly repost. Zanele Samkelisiwe (30) left her home on Shannon Drive in Reservoir Hills, KZN on 16/09/2026. She left home for Pinetown to buy lunch items for her children. She called her family at at 11:45, saying she’s still in Pinetown. There were no indications during the conversation that she was in distress. Her whereabouts since then remain unknown.
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! 🤬🤬
#الابراج_الناريه:
القوس _ الاسد _ الحمل
– طاقتكم قويه للجذب هذا الاسبوع
– قبول فوري في شركة كنتي مقدمة عليها
– علاقات حلوة بالدوام الكل يحبك
– مدير يمدح شغلك قدام الكل
– زيادة راتب او ترقية باسمك قريبة
– ستوري لك بيطلع ترند بدون ما تتوقعين
– جمالك اليوم يجذب نظرات الكل... ↓↓
It could be any of us. A body on the news. A sister, daughter, mother. A body on the news. Just another body to add to the countless other bodies on the news. These women’s lives mattered!
If this appears on Your Timeline Kindly Repost! Pontsho Molokomme (18) was last seen ko Winnie Mandela, Zone 6, Thembisa on 8th August 2026. Anyone with information about Pontsho Molokomme’s whereabouts is urged to contact the family or Thembisa Police Station immediately.
POLICE INTENSIFY SEARCH FOR MISSING RUNNER ELIZABETH MOKOLO MOSELAKGOMO, ALSO KNOWN AS ‘TSONTSO’
The South African Police Service (SAPS) has intensified the search for 38-year-old Elizabeth Mokolo Moselakgomo, also known as “Tsontso”, who has been reported missing after she went for an afternoon run on Wednesday, 10 September 2026.
Moselakgomo reportedly left her home in Kempton Park during the afternoon to go for a run and has not returned. She left behind her eight-year-old daughter.
When she failed to return home later on that evening, her daughter contacted family members, who subsequently reported her disappearance to the police.
Since the disappearance was reported, police have been conducting searches and following up on all available leads in an effort to locate Moselakgomo.
Police have also made enquiries at hospitals and mortuaries, but these efforts have so far yielded no positive results.
The circumstances surrounding her disappearance are currently being investigated, and police are pursuing every possible lead to establish her whereabouts and ensure her safe return to her family.
SAPS is making an urgent appeal to members of the public, the media and the social media community to assist in locating Moselakgomo, who may also be known to people as Tsontso.
Anyone who may have seen her, knows her whereabouts, or has any information that could assist the investigation is urged to immediately contact Warrant Officer Elvis Manyike on 082 465 7249.
Members of the public are urged to share this appeal widely across social media platforms and community networks.
Even seemingly insignificant information could prove crucial in locating her.
SAPS appeals to everyone who may have information to come forward. Our priority is to locate Elizabeth “Tsontso” Moselakgomo and reunite her safely with her family.
#CountryDuty#ImpempeIsNotImpimpi
Please help find Tsontso who was last seen heading out for a run on Wednesday around Kempton Park.
Family has reported this with the police.
Please contact the family on the numbers on the poster below.
Kindly repost.