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Family desperate as man disappears in Mbombela, vehicle found stripped

The mystery around Dwayne Nash’s disappearance in Mbombela deepens after his vehicle was found stripped between White River and Bushbuckridge.

The family of a man who disappeared in Mbombela on February 3 is extremely devastated.

Dwayne David Nash (45) allegedly left his rental residence in the city at 08:00. He reportedly told his domestic worker that he was going away for a week and that she could take leave during his absence.

Nash’s family, who live in Nylstroom in Limpopo, and his nephew, Heinrich Britz, spoke to Lowvelder today, February 28.

“We understand that he left without mentioning his intended destination,” said Britz.

He described Nash as a slender man, weighing 75kg and 1.79m tall, and said he has green eyes. He added that they have not been able to reach Nash since February 7.

On Thursday, February 26, the family received a call from a man in Tzaneen from whom Nash had bought the vehicle he was driving.

The vehicle Nash was driving when he left Mbombela. Photo: Supplied

“He told us that the police informed him the vehicle had been found stripped in the bushes between White River and Bushbuckridge,” said Britz.

Mpumalanga police spokesperson Captain Mpho Nonyane-Mpe confirmed the discovery.

“According to the records, the vehicle belongs to someone else, but an investigation is still underway regarding the matter,” said Nonyane-Mpe.

Meanwhile, Britz said he personally registered a missing person’s case with the Nylstroom police.

He said anyone with information that could assist in tracing his uncle can contact him on 067 404 5440.

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Riot Hlatshwayo

Riot Hlatshwayo is a senior journalist based in Mbombela, Mpumalanga. He is the former Bureau Chief of the Sowetan Newspaper in Mpumalanga. Riot has written for more than 16 publications in South Africa and abroad. He is also a former journalist at the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC).
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