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eMalahleni resident still missing

Mr Anthony Gregory Newton (41), who has been missing since last week Friday, has still not been found despite efforts made on a national scale to locate him.

The eMalahleni resident was last seen and heard of on Friday, when he picked up a newly bought motorcycle from Bike City in Middelburg.

He initially arranged to have the motorcycle dropped off at his residence before changing plans and collecting it himself on Friday afternoon.

He left his vehicle, a light blue Toyota Yaris, at the dealership and left with the motorcycle, a new jacket and helmet as well as a backpack containing clothes.
The last communication he made was a WhatsApp message confirming that he would be home by 14:30.

Anthony Newton at Bike City where he was last seen with his new motorcycle.

Mr Newton’s brother, Clive Newton, told www.mobserver.co.za that his brother has still not been found and no new information or possible leads have surfaced.
Mike Bolhuis Specialised Security Services was approached to aid in his search.

Mr Anthony Newton’s physical description is as follows:
Hair: Short, light brown
Eyes: Green
Weight: 104 kg
Height: 1.98

He also has a red prayer string (Kabbalah) tied around his right wrist.

Anyone with information that could assist in his search is urged to please call specialist investigator Callie de Kock on 061 419 4416.

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Sjani Campher

Sjani has been working as a community journalist and photographer at the Middelburg Observer since 2018, during which she has been responsible for the content creation for both digital and print, as well as maintaining the publication's online platforms. She is a member of the Forum for Community Journalists, and focuses on fields including hard news, investigative reporting, human interest, columns and sports.
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