Crime, Local

Family desperate for answers as Sebokeng woman disappears without a trace

De Deur police are appealing to the public for assistance in locating 33-year-old Bonolo Valerine Ashley Sebalo, who has been missing since Friday, 2 October 2026, after last making contact with her father while reportedly in Vereeniging

October 12, 2026

De Deur police are appealing to the public for assistance in locating 33-year-old Bonolo Valerine Ashley Sebalo, who has been missing since Friday, 2 October 2026, after last making contact with her father while reportedly in Vereeniging.

According to a statement issued by De Deur SAPS on Thursday, 8 October 2026, Bonolo was last seen by her father at approximately 07:30 at his home in Zone 14, Sebokeng.

Her father reportedly left the house that morning while Bonolo was still asleep. As a result, the family is unable to confirm what clothing she was wearing when she disappeared. Later that afternoon, at approximately 16:30, her father contacted her by telephone. During their conversation, Bonolo informed him that she was in Vereeniging.

That conversation was the last known contact between Bonolo and her father. Since then, attempts to reach her on her cellphone have been unsuccessful, and she has not returned home.

Police confirmed that Bonolo usually moves between her mother’s residence in Debonairpark and her father’s home in Zone 14, Sebokeng. Her disappearance has prompted De Deur SAPS to open a missing person investigation as officers work to establish her whereabouts. The appeal was issued on behalf of De Deur SAPS Station Commander, Colonel Zachariah Ranake, who is seeking the community’s cooperation in helping locate Bonolo.

Residents in Sebokeng, Vereeniging, Debonairpark and surrounding communities are encouraged to come forward with any information that could assist investigators.

Anyone who may have seen Bonolo or knows where she might be is urged to contact De Deur SAPS immediately on 016 590 9200. Alternatively, information can be shared directly with the investigating officer on 081 086 8551.

Even seemingly minor information could assist police in establishing her movements after her last known telephone conversation.

The public is encouraged to share the missing person appeal responsibly and report any credible information directly to the police.

Did this story inform, inspire or affect you?

Do not let important community news stop with you. Share this article with two friends, relatives or neighbours and help more people stay informed about what is happening in Lenasia, Ennerdale and Lawley South.

Follow Globe Post for trusted local reporting, community voices, breaking news and stories that matter.

Like it. Share it. Talk about it.

Join us on:

Together, we keep our community informed and connected.

Read more stories by
Related Stories
  • Vaal-born athlete makes history with daring monkey bar challenge above Bloukrans River
    November 2, 2026
  • Boomshake faces scrutiny over alleged illegal rental and electricity theft in Vanderbijlpark
    October 29, 2026
  • Student protest as accused in fatal college stabbing remains in custody
    October 28, 2026
  • Armed response team foils alleged break-in after suspect found with knife in Meyerton
    October 28, 2026

More stories like this

  • Entertainment, Local, Sport
    MEYERTON HIGH KICKS CRIME ASIDE TO CLAIM SEDIBENG FOOTBALL TITLE
    October 27, 2026
  • Crime
    Bullet-Riddled Shack Becomes Murder Scene as Police Hunt for Clues in Meyerton
    October 27, 2026
  • Crime, National, News
    R9.9 Million electricity scandal: Alleged Emfuleni syndicate mastermind back in court
    October 26, 2026