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Help the Tshabalala family find their missing relative

No one has heard from or seen him since July 5.

Kwatsaduza – The Tshabalala family from Kwa-Thema is appealing to the public to help them find their missing relative, Sipho Boy Tshabalala (67), who went missing in July.
It is believed that he was last seen by a neighbour on July 5 taking out the bin at his home in Duduza.
His family stated that he lived alone and had no history or signs of mental illness.
His sister Deliwe Maria Tshabalala said the family is concerned as this is the first time he has gone missing.

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“We were expecting him on July 9 but he was a no-show.
“After numerous failed attempts to get hold of him on his cellphone we went to his place but he wasn’t there either.
“His security gate was locked but the door wasn’t.
“Nobody knows exactly when he went missing or what was he wearing,” said Deliwe.
A missing person’s case has been opened with the police.
They are pleading with anyone with information on his whereabouts to contact the police or the family on 073 970 7618 or 071 830 5950.

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