MISSING TEENAGER: PLEASE HELP FIND 17-YEAR-OLD ZINHLE THANDEKA MFUTYANA
A mother is appealing to the public for assistance in locating her 17-year-old daughter, Zinhle Thandeka Mfutyana, who was last seen at Maponya Mall in Soweto, Gauteng.
According to her mother, Zinhle was last seen at approximately 13:12 (1:12 PM) near the Spitz store at Maponya Mall on Sunday, 27 September 2026.
Her whereabouts are currently unknown, and her mother is asking anyone who may have seen her to come forward.
👤 MISSING PERSON DETAILS
• Full name: Zinhle Thandeka Mfutyana
• Age: 17 years
• Date of birth: 6 March 2009
• Last seen: Spitz, Maponya Mall, Soweto
• Date: 27 September 2026
• Time: Approximately 13:12
👗 CLOTHING LAST WORN
• Long black dress
• Cropped denim jacket
🔎 HAVE YOU SEEN ZINHLE?
Anyone who may have seen Zinhle at Maponya Mall on the day she disappeared, or who has information about her current whereabouts, is urged to contact her mother.
📞 Mother: 068 981 6403
⚠️ POLICE REPORT: At the time this information was submitted, her mother had not yet reported the disappearance to SAPS. A case number and investigating officer's details are therefore not yet available.
Anyone with information can also contact their nearest police station.
PLEASE HELP THIS MOTHER FIND HER DAUGHTER.
We appeal to residents of Soweto, Maponya Mall, Pimville, Klipspruit and surrounding Johannesburg communities to share this appeal.
Someone may have seen Zinhle or noticed something that could help establish her whereabouts.
Zinhle is only 17 years old. Please help spread the word so she can be located safely.
Via Missing Person SA
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MISSING FEMALE TEEN SOUGHT
Lenasia South SAPS seeks public assistance in locating a missing female teen named Keseabetswe Excelia Kgantlapane (16).
It is reported that she was last seen by her sister on 19 September 2026 when left home in Lenasia South without informing anyone where she was going and she has not been seen since.
At the time of her disappearance, she was wearing a brown tracksuit pants, black and white sport shoes, brown pyjama top and a black and white jacket.
Anyone with information on her whereabouts is requested to contact the Investigating Officer, Const ED Anthony at 010 230 1000 or 016 460 2352.
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Walk For Home 🇿🇦
Today I left Riversdale overwhelmed with gratitude.
When I started walking from Durban to Cape Town, it was because my aunt passed away while waiting for a government-promised house. I wanted to raise awareness for the millions of South Africans who are still waiting for a safe place to call home.
What I didn't expect was what this journey would teach me about South Africa.
This morning, as I walked out of Riversdale, people lined the streets waving, cheering, and wishing me well. Many spoke Afrikaans. I speak isiZulu. Yet somehow we understood each other perfectly.
Because hope doesn't need a translator.
For 48 days, I have been welcomed by strangers, invited into homes, fed by families, and encouraged by people from every background imaginable.
If you only consumed headlines, you might think South Africa is defined by division. My experience has been the opposite.
A Zulu boy from KwaMashu being embraced by a predominantly Afrikaans town is not the story we're often told about this country, but it's the story I've been living.
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People who are willing to care.
People who are willing to help.
People who still believe in us.
Thank you, Riversdale.
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