Man Goes Missing in Pretoria After Leaving Work Without Warning
The Pretoria community is growing increasingly anxious after a 33-year-old man vanished last weekend. Police confirmed that the man, identified as Mohammed Dokrat, was last seen on Saturday, 11 October 2025, when he left his workplace without informing anyone.
His vehicle was later discovered abandoned in Pretoria, sparking widespread concern and a flood of public speculation about what might have happened.
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SAPS Appeals for Help to Find Missing Pretoria Man Mohammed Dokrat
According to the SAPS Pretoria Central, Mohammed was last seen wearing jeans and a navy T-shirt. He reportedly left his workplace in his vehicle and has not made contact with his family or colleagues since.
Warrant Officer C.F. Mashamaite, who is leading the investigation, urged the public to come forward with any information that might help locate him.
“Every tip matters, no matter how small. If anyone saw something unusual that day or recognizes the vehicle, please reach out immediately,” he said.
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Car of Missing Man Found Abandoned in Pretoria — Investigation Continues
The missing man’s car was found with his keys still inside, a detail that has fueled speculation among residents and online commentators. However, police have not confirmed any reports linking the incident to foul play.
Public Raises Alarm Over Disappearance of 33-Year-Old Pretoria Resident
Across community pages and WhatsApp groups, the story has drawn emotional responses. Residents of Pretoria and surrounding areas have been sharing theories, routes, and possible explanations — many expressing fear about what this could mean for safety in the area.
“It’s worrying to see something like this happen so close to home,” one community member wrote. “We all hope he is found safe and sound.”
Others have urged authorities to check nearby cameras and toll data to help track movements that could shed light on his disappearance.
Missing Persons in South Africa — Why Early Action Matters
According to Missing Children South Africa, more than 1,000 adults are reported missing every month in the country, though many are later found. Police stress that early reporting and community cooperation are key to increasing recovery rates.
In cases like this, time is critical. Family members, friends, and community organizations are appealing for calm — and for anyone with information to step forward rather than spread unverified claims online.
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How the Public Can Assist Police in the Search for Mohammed Dokrat
Authorities are asking anyone who may have seen Mohammed or his vehicle on Saturday, 11 October, to contact Warrant Officer C.F. Mashamaite at 012 353 5048, or call Crime Stop at 08600 10111.
Even a small observation — a vehicle sighting, a timestamp, or dashcam footage — could help bring much-needed answers to his loved ones.
If you live in or around Pretoria, please share this story widely. One share might reach the person who holds the missing piece of the puzzle.
🕊️ Missing Persons South Africa thanks everyone who continues to share, pray, and stand with families in moments like these.
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