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SAPS Appeal for Help in Finding Missing 15 Year-Old Girl

FREE STATE – Thabong Police appeal to the community to help trace Tshepiso Mfaxayu who was last seen on Saturday, 28 September 2024 at 16:00.

According to reports, Tshepiso was at home together with her family and neighbours celebrating her little sister’s birthday party.

After some time, her cousin then sent her to the shops, and that was the last time they saw her.

She was allegedly spotted boarding a taxi to Jerusalem Park and never came back.

Several attempts to trace her were all in vain.

Tshepiso is dark in complexion, slender, tall and has black long hair with a ponytail.

At the time of her disappearance, she was wearing a light blue jean skirt, a green Bomba jacket and green and white “Nike” airforce sneakers.

Should anyone have information about the whereabouts of the missing girl, Sergeant Themba Jilimba of the Thabong Family Violence Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit can be contacted on 079 887 2916 or the Crime Stop number 08600 10111.

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