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UPDATE: Sinikeziwe has been found

Anyone who has seen Sinikeziwe can contact Mduduzi Ncongwane on 062 746 4688.

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Sinikeziwe Ncongwane has been found safe in a house in Ext14.

According to his father, Mduduzi Ncongwane, Sinikeziwe said he was left on the street by a minitaxi yesterday after school and decided to seek help at a nearby home. He was kept safe here until he was found.

Ncongwane said his son was found not far from their home.

 

The Ncongwane family in eMbalenhle Ext 14, is asking community members to help them find their nine-year-old boy, Sinikeziwe Ncongwane.

Sinikeziwe was last seen yesterday morning [August 19] on the way to eMbalenhle Primary School. He never came home.

His father, Mduduzi Ncongwane, went to the school to look for his son when he noticed that it was getting late and the little boy was not yet back home.

According to Ncongwane, the teacher said he last saw Sinikeziwe before school came out.

Ncongwane reported him as missing at the eMbalenhle police station. Anyone who has seen Sinikeziwe can contact Mduduzi Ncongwane on 062 746 4688.



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