PROJECT: MISSING PERSON - TONDANI MBOOI
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Tondani Mbooi, 29 years old, has been reported missing.
She has a youthful appearance and a slim build, often looking much younger than her age.
She was last seen leaving her home at Magalies Country Estate 2, Amandasig, Pretoria, on 22 June 2025.
Specialised Security Services urgently requests information regarding her whereabouts.
When a loved one goes missing, time is of the utmost importance.
Do not wait before reporting the matter to the authorities.
MORE DETAILS:
Ms. Mbooi is on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.
Her handle is Tonn-deei Mbooi.
IF YOU HAVE RELEVANT INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT THE SSS SPECIALIST INVESTIGATOR:
MR. PHIL VERMEULEN
Contact number: +27 82 604 4598
Email address: philv@mikebolhuis.co.za
WHEN TO OPEN A MISSING PERSON'S CASE:
In South Africa, there is no waiting period to report a person missing.
The moment you realise that someone’s whereabouts are unknown and you have reason to be concerned for their safety, you should open a missing person’s case at your nearest South African Police Service (SAPS) station.
This applies to both adults and children.
According to SAPS guidelines, immediate reporting is crucial because the first 24 to 48 hours are the most critical in tracing the individual and preventing potential harm.
You should open a case when:
The person’s disappearance is out of character or unusual for them.
The individual is vulnerable, such as a child, elderly person, or someone with a medical or mental condition.
There are suspicious circumstances, such as signs of foul play, threats, or a history of abuse.
The missing person has been involved in dangerous situations, like going out alone at night or travelling through unsafe areas.
When reporting, take along recent photographs of the missing person, provide details such as clothing worn, physical description, last known location, and information about friends or places they frequently visit.
The SAPS will open an official case file and circulate the person’s details through their Missing Persons Bureau, as well as to other law enforcement and relevant organisations.
Delaying the report can reduce the chances of finding the individual safe, especially in cases involving children, kidnapping, or human trafficking.
Acting immediately and providing accurate information gives investigators the best possible chance of resolving the case quickly.
It is crucial for everyone to refrain from sharing jokes, insensitive comments, or false information about a missing person.
Such actions spread misinformation and distract investigators, waste valuable resources and deeply hurt the missing person’s loved ones. Accurate, respectful communication ensures the focus remains on productive efforts to locate the individual and support their family and friends during this difficult time.
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