And honestly, with those DPSA Circulars dropping every Friday, South Africa’s unemployment rate should be way lower by now 😭😭who are they hiring , because every week 100 pages of vacancies and we all unemployed
It's been a week since our baby was taken from her Grandmothers care.
We can't keep quiet until she is FOUND. she needs to be with her MOTHER. Please share until we can locate her.
Human trafficking is real. Every single day, someone disappears. When will it end? Enough is enough! These are just some of the people who are missing… and the list keeps growing.
BREAKING NEWS | ONE OF THE MISSING ZEBEDIELA SIBLINGS FOUND DEAD, THE OTHER STILL MISSING
GA - RAKGOATHA : Zebediela residents went to bed on Thursday night, May 7, with heavy hearts after the search campaign for the missing Ramollo siblings ended in tragedy.
This follows reports that one of the siblings, wheelchair-bound Anna Makhukhu Ramollo, was allegedly found dead on Thursday afternoon, according to the latest information received.
The whereabouts of her 24-year-old brother, Nakedi Ramollo, however, remain unknown.
The two siblings were reported missing on May 1. According to police reports, Nakedi allegedly asked their 58-year-old mother for money to buy snacks. When she returned with the money, both Nakedi and Anna had already left the house.
The incident occurred at Ga-Rakgoatha Extension 73 in Zebediela.
Police investigations are continuing, while community members and family members remain hopeful that Nakedi will still be found
alive.
Earlier after they went missing, some of the community members reported seeing Nakedi pushing his sister in a wheelchair in the direction of Bergneck village.
An intensive search operation involving community members, the Polokwane Mounted Search and Rescue Unit, and the Polokwane K9 Unit was conducted, but no breakthrough was made.
The search campaign took a dramatic turn in the early hours of Tuesday, May 5, when angry residents barricaded the R518 and R519 roads at Mathibela village and Bergneck using burning tyres.
The protest disrupted traffic, blocking cars, scholar transport, taxis, and buses ferrying commuters and pupils to and from Polokwane.
According to one of the search campaign members, the protest action was aimed at drawing the attention of Limpopo Premier Phophi Ramathuba and Provincial Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe to intervene in the matter, although no positive results were achieved at the time.
Police investigations continue...
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Omphile still missing:
Limpopo Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe has dismissed false social media claims that missing two-year-old Omphile Sethole has been found deceased.
Police confirmed that the toddler is still missing and that the search remains ongoing.
Omphile disappeared from her home in Ga-Mabuela village during the early hours of Saturday, 02 May 2026.
Her 52-year-old grandmother reportedly discovered her missing at around 06:00 after noticing an open window in the room.
Cases of housebreaking and kidnapping were opened by Tinmyne Police.
At the time of her disappearance, Omphile was wearing a pink jersey and black tights.
Lieutenant General Hadebe condemned the spread of misinformation, warning that false reports cause additional trauma to the family and negatively affect police investigations.
Police have urged the public not to share unverified information and appealed for anyone with credible information to come forward.
Anyone with information regarding Omphile’s whereabouts is urged to contact Sergeant Moshe Mashaba on 082 319 9448, Crime Stop on 08600 10111, the nearest police station or use the MySAPSApp anonymously.
Investigations are continuing.
Omphile is still missing. 💔
Every second matters. Please share her picture, stay alert, and report any information. Our children deserve to be safe. Let’s bring her home. 🙏🏾 #BringOmphileHome