If this appears on your timeline kindly Repost! Azokuhle Azo Mzimela (12) is missing. She attends Maqongqo Primary School & in Ezihlabathini, down towards KwaShelembe. She did not return from school on Friday. For any info contact 067 346 8753 or 084 886 2275 or nearest SAPS
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.
EFF leader Julius Malema says Africans must not be distracted by internal conflicts such as xenophobia or disputes over spaza shops, but should instead remain united and focus on the bigger struggle of economic liberation through taking control of mines, banks, and other key industries, which he believes is the true path to redress and transformation.
Ok. I see the 31 hours story... but good people, don't you find it abnormal that Fadiel went to the hitman to get the "statement" from him? Let alone the act itself of submarine going to an incarcerated hitman as an MP? Is that even normal?
Why are we overlooking the facts? On top of that, it's not like the police surprised him, he had been notified prior about his arrest warrant. Why is it such a hoohaa that he's arrested?
He's a supposed "honorable" member but there's nothing honorable about how he's acted and the way he's been spewing bile about certain Generals in the Police. He's just been doing too much🚮
UNCOMFORTABLE TRUTH ABOUT SAPS:💔💔
“We only go to the police station to open a case so we can get a reference number, & go and claim from the insurance—otherwise if someone broke into your house and you don’t have insurance you won’t even bother to go & repoort,”😢
Damn! EFF🎯
Good morning everyone,
The Hijacked car is Toyota etios
My friend was hijacked in Tembisa by a group from Alexandra. He was kidnapped from around 6pm until 3am. They drove him to a bushy area near Olifantsfontein, assaulted him for several hours, and forced him to give access to
The person referenced in this context is Coleman Andrews, SAA CEO (1998-2001). Under his leadership, as part of a 2000-2001 turnaround, SAA sold much of its owned fleet in sale-and-leaseback deals (reportedly to Australian/German entities) to fund operations, then leased similar aircraft back. This shifted SAA to mostly leased planes.
He received a ~R230m golden handshake (tax-free per reports) when his contract ended early in 2001. Andrews, an American ex-Bain Capital exec, returned to the US and is now based in New York running RMWC, a wealth management firm for high-net-worth clients. His current net worth isn't publicly disclosed.
The South African Medical Association Trade Union (SAMATU) says doctors in public hospitals are being pushed beyond safe working limits, while hundreds of qualified colleagues remain unemployed. https://t.co/0vDCUBmOsq
I want to show you how messed up Apartheid was. I was just thinking about this yesterday.
I was born in Bloemfontein. Since my dad was a priest, we moved around a lot. So, we moved to a small Free State town called Marquard, which was his hometown. It was an Afrikaner dominated town. The next town from Marquard is the famous Senekal where EFF went marching the other year.
My dad's parents were still there. The township, called 'location' then, lekeisheneng, was just 2 km from the Whites only town. People walked to town and to work.
At 9pm, they sounded a loud alarm from the police station, to indicate and warn that no Black person should still be in town. You"d be arrested if you were, according to what was called The Group Areas Act. The sound would pierce through the township for about 3 to 5 minutes, and everything would be dead silent.
In Bloemfontein, the first and only time I had heard that sound as a small child was from a hearse, during a funeral of a close family member who was killed by a train. His car was crushed by a train while crossing the rail. It was a traumatic experience. I associated that sound with death. So, whenever I heard that alarm at night, for a long time I thought a hearse was coming or someone had died or something. No one had explained to me what it was. I just remember how I would run for my dear life whenever my mother sent me to my grandparents house and this thing would catch me on the street. 😭 😅 Subtle apartheid traumas White people have no idea we experienced. 😒
Prasa spent billions on the refurbishment of passenger trains, many of them that were never going to be used. One company scored hundreds of millions of rand. And threatened our reporter when we started asking questions. Monday on News24.
Minister Motsoaledi moved the irregular R836m PSA oxygen plants tender from the IDT to DBSA. But the same players are back at the table. The reappearance of companies on the DBSA's shortlist raises red flags: has anything changed at all?
Read the full story on @News24 tomorrow.
We don't need your dirty votes - Nomvula Mokonyane
The police must arrest everyone who marches against foreigners - Cyril
It's not the government's responsibility to create jobs. - Cyril
You don’t work because you don’t apply for jobs. - Gwede Mantashe
I walked through JHB CBD and applied to 100 companies as a young person. Success won’t come to you. - Cyril Ramaphosa
Patients prefer the floor to beds. - GP Health MEC
Water shortage affects me too. Hence, I book into a hotel to bathe before attending to my work commitments. - Panyaza Lesufi
I can’t solve water issues. - Minister of Water Affairs
Do not expect any improvements during my tenure. - Dada Morero
I feel for the poor masses who keep voting for already decided votes!
I never thought this day would come. 😭 Look at God, 🙏🏾. Phoenix, from ashes, I will rise.
Qualified Radiologist 💃🏾… Consultant/specialist is me. I did it!
In July 2024, forensic investigator Zenzele Benedict Sithole was executed while sitting in traffic in Johannesburg.
Gunmen pulled up and emptied a revolver into his face. CCTV captured the murder Sithole was investigating a guns-for-hire syndicate within the Johannesburg Metro Police.
His work exposed collusion between cops and criminals. #TheShadowState.