SAPS has intensified its search for 38-year-old Elizabeth ‘Tsontso’ Moselakgomo, who went missing after going for a run on Wednesday, September 9.

Moselakgomo left her home in Kempton Park during the afternoon and left behind her eight-year-old daughter.

When she failed to return home later that evening, her daughter contacted family members, who then reported her disappearance to the police.

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Since the disappearance was reported, police have been conducting searches and following up on all available leads in an effort to locate Moselakgomo.

Enquiries at hospitals and mortuaries 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.

Kempton Park police are making an urgent appeal to members of the public, the media and the social media community to assist in locating Moselakgomo.

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, as even seemingly insignificant information could prove crucial.

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SAPS appealed to everyone with information to come forward, stating that the priority is to locate Moselakgomo and reunite her safely with her family.