This is Mantsane Letlaka, She is from Klerksdrop and is 12 years old. She is missing since the 9th of January 2025, and still has not been found.
How does a Parent go on without an child daily.
Please Help A Parent find her child 🙏
WATCH | What should have been a day of fitness and celebration turned into a nightmare after more than 100 runners in Johannesburg reportedly had their cellphones stolen during a race, allegedly by criminals posing as fellow participants. SABC News' Neria Hlakotsa has the details.
Dr @nasiphim, I am Dichaba Zulwayo, 25, from Matjhabeng, a BCom Law graduate with hundreds of public sector applications behind me. Ausi waka, the streets are cold, and I am willing to relocate to Tshwane and ready to work. Please afford me a chance Ausi Hazel, kea kopa hle 🙏
SOUTH AFRICANS HERE WE'RE BEING LED:
I wouldn't mind if our country could be led by these two individuals
South Africans they both sacrificed their lives for our country, now they are called names simple for standing up for South Africans @JacintaNgobese@PhakelaMthakath
MISSING CHILD – PLEASE HELP
Mphile Thokozane Mathibela, aged 12, from Stand No. 19, Kgobokwane, near Kaitswe Primary School, has been reported missing.
Mphile was last seen yesterday at around 12 noon when he went out to play with friends in the Magologolo area.
At the time, he was wearing:
• Black track pants
• Black golf shirt
Anyone who may have seen Mphile or has information about his whereabouts is kindly asked to contact:
📞 Lerato Mathibela: 076 932 0874
📞 Mathapelo Mathibela: 082 7000 594
📞 Wilson Malefahlo: 071 931 9193
Please share this post widely to help bring Mphile home safely.
Family searches for Nthabiseng after she went missing
The family of Nthabiseng Selelo Sepaela from Ivory Park is appealing for information after she failed to return home from work on Tuesday night.
Her cellphone reportedly went offline around the time of the fatal Midrand taxi crash, leaving the family deeply concerned. They have checked hospitals and the mortuary linked to the crash but have not yet found her.
The family does not know whether she was involved in the crash.
Anyone with information about Nthabiseng’s whereabouts is urged to contact her next of kin on 079 984 8309.
The spaza shop initiative has faded from the headlines, and Stella Ndabeni has suddenly resurfaced, this time with her sights set on the multi-billion-rand automotive sector. I don't see how a department that cannot handle spaza shops can deliver on such ambitious plans.
At a business breakfast in Gqeberha, the Minister launched intensive consultations to boost local automotive production and integrate MSMEs into the manufacturing supply chain. The goals are ambitious if you ask me:
Pushing local vehicle parts production from 39% to 60%.
Slashing South Africa’s staggering R258.5 billion import bill.
Deploying state manufacturing and infrastructure programmes to shield small auto suppliers.
This sudden shift raises an eyebrow.
Summary of today's episode.
I👏si👏ko👏lo👏 bafazi.
That's is our savior when everyone or everything is against you. Let's continue to bag those NQF's for isdima sethu.
#InimbaMzansi