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Four year search for missing Durban student continues

Skosana went missing in July 2016 while attending his matric farewell party.

A FAMILY from Mpumalanga is still appealing to the public to assist in the search for Bongani Skosana.

Skosana went missing in July 2016 while attending his matric farewell party which was scheduled to be held at the Pavilion hotel in Durban.

He was 23 years old at the time. Bongani Skosana,

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On the night he went missing, Skosana was seen leaving the hotel at about 8am. His family was informed of his disappearance two days later when the group were preparing to leave back to Mpumalanga.

His family arrived in Durban and spent two weeks searching for him without success.

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His luggage containing, his clothes, was still in his hotel room. Skosana was an only child to his parents. A missing persons case was registered at the Durban Central Police Station.

Anyone with information on Skosana’s whereabouts is urged contact Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA) on 086 1234 333.

 

 


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