Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that mother, Sharol Nomsa Mongale, confirmed Amahle Thabethe isn’t missing after being seen with Pakistani man, কাউছার দক্ষিণ আফ্রিকা.
“There just has to be someone, somewhere who saw her, knows what happened to her after a man took her with him to give him directions.”
These are the heartbreaking words of Amahle Thabethe’s mother Nokulunga Nkosi, 40, who still holds on to the hope that her daughter who disappeared six years ago is still alive.
Amahle was only six-years-old when she disappeared in Tsakane, Brakpan on April 6 2019.
After she went missing the police offered a R50,000 reward but no one has come forward with any information.
The union spoke to Nkosi as part of its awareness campaign against child trafficking during Child Protection Week, which ends this week.
MISA quoted Nkosi as saying: “I can’t begin to tell you how I feel every day when I wake up, every time that I see a learner in Grade 9, the same age as she is. Not a day goes by that I don’t think about her.”
She said Amahle was lured to walk with a stranger to give him directions in return for sweets.
She said she would find closure if she knew Amahle was dead. However, until then she pleaded for her return home.
“So many people approach me with empty promises. I have so many regrets. I should never have allowed her to play at the neighbour’s house back then. My advice to parents is to never let your child out of your sight. We are living in a very cruel world.”
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