Friday, May 02, 2008
Two Kuilsriver girls missing
By Henry Booysen
02 May 2008

The police in conjunction with the pink ladies are desperately searching for Christelle de Jager and Mur'ul'huda Maga both from Kuilsriver who went missing on the 30th of March.

Christelle de Jager is a 15 year old white female she is 1.5m in height has slender body, blue eyes and long blond curly hair. Mur'ul'huda Magal is a 16 year old dark Muslim female she is 1.5m in height has light brown eyes, thin lips and long black hair with red highlights.

It is believed that Mur'ul'huda and Christelle are together as both of them went missing in the early hours of 30 April 2008. Christelle was seen in the vicinities of Total Garage in Kuilsriver, Formula 1 hotel in Parow and a Caravan Park in Bellville. She was last seen wearing a black fleecy top, black jeans and pink shoes, while Mur'ul'huda was last seen wearing black jeans, black sandals and a brown top.

Authorities believe that the two girls are with Chris Bouwer who resides at a caravan park in Eersteriver.

http://bushradionews.blogspot.com/2008/05/two-kuilsriver-girls-missing.html

Sunday, April 27, 2008
16-year-old school girl goes missing, again
By Ilhaam Hoosain
27 April 2008

Fezekile Teka, a 16-year-old school girl, went missing for the first time on the 7 March 2008, but was then found on 22 March 2008. She has now gone missing for the second time since 7 April 2008.

Fifi or Fezi as she is commonly known, is believed to have been last seen in Sunnyside, Pretoria and it is also believed that she was in the Benoni area.

The young girl has brown hair and eyes, she is of medium height and weighs approximately 50kgs.

“She was last seen in a faded blue jeans, white top, jean jacket and black suede shoes. Her hair is in a curly pony tail.

“Fezi can be noticed with a scar on the left side of her nose,” says Dessie from the Pink Ladies.

The Pink Ladies urges anyone with information to please call them on 072 214 7439 or the Investigating Officer on 011 724 1056 .


http://bushradionews.blogspot.com/2008/04/16-year-old-school-girl-goes-missing.html

In Silent Protest…
Wed, 05/03/2008 - 07:30

Today the DA is joining the Pink Ladies in silent protest against the deaths of Sheldean Human, Annestacia Wiese and the thousands of other children that are victims of crime and abuse in this country.
This time last year, the body of Sheldean Human's body was found in Pretoria. She was age 7, and had been raped and murdered.
At the time of her death, she was wearing a pink top and jeans.
That same week, the country was again shocked to hear that 11-year-old Annestacia Wiese, also dressed in a pink top and jeans, was raped and murdered in Mitchells Plain.
So who are the Pink Ladies?
On the night of March 5, when Sheldean's body was found, a group of people involved in the search for the girl founded the Pink Ladies.
Since then, the Pink Ladies has been involved in about 104 missing person cases with a recovery rate of 90 percent.
Today, the DA and businesses across South Africa are commemorating the ‘Pink Ladies National Missing Children's Day', by wearing Pink.
“While symbolic gestures are important for raising awareness, the government should be doing much more to protect our children,” said DA spokesperson on child abuse Mike Waters.
“The abduction of children happens in South Africa on a scale seen in few other places in the world, yet we are hopelessly under-prepared to find children once they go missing. The case of Madeleine McCann shows how far our country still has to go in gearing up to find missing children. The massive awareness campaign has caught the attention of millions of people across the world, using every possible avenue to transmit information,'” he said.
Waters said that South Africa needs to adapt itself to being able to stage similar campaigns, such as sms and photo link-ups, radio alerts and schemes similar to Code Adam in America, which creates a way of instantly galvanizing people in the immediate vicinity of a reported abduction.
Each year, 1 075 children are murdered in South Africa, nearly 24 000 children are raped, and there are 20 879 cases of molestation.
Surely, this is cause for major concern and action?

http://www.eyeoncrime.co.za/?q=node/319