Help Masoyi police reunite missing toddler with his family
The police in Masoyi are appealing to the members of the public to assist them in their search for Nkosingiphile Ndwane Ntiwane (3) from Mshadza who has been missing since Sunday, July 20.
According to the Mpumalanga police spokesperson, Lieutenant Colonel Jabu Ndubane, Nkosingiphile was playing in his home, but at some point in the early afternoon he wandered outside the yard.
It is unclear at what time exactly he disappeared.
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His father was the first to notice that the child was no longer there.
'He called his neighbours and other community members to assist in searching for the child, but they could not find him. Other role players were called to the scene,' Ndubane said.
At the time of his disappearance, he was wearing a military jump suit, and a peach jersey. He is deaf and mute.
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Anyone with information that could assist in locating him is urged to contact Captain David Hlatshwayo on 076 451 5495.
Alternatively, members of the public may contact the Crime Stop number on 08600 10111 or submit information via My SAPS app.
Ndubane said all information will be treated with confidentiality, and callers may opt to remain anonymous.
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