Eight-year-old Lethokuhle Molefe has gone missing from 370 eMfihlweni Section in Thembisa, Gauteng, after reportedly being dropped off at home by scholar transport following school on Thursday, 10 September 2026.

Her family is appealing to members of the public to help establish her whereabouts and assist in bringing the young girl home safely. No further details about the circumstances of her disappearance have been provided at this stage.

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What Happened to Lethokuhle Molefe in Thembisa

According to the information received, Lethokuhle returned from school on Thursday afternoon using scholar transport. She was reportedly dropped off at her home in the 370 eMfihlweni Section of Thembisa.

She subsequently went missing, and her whereabouts remain unknown.

The circumstances between her arrival home and the discovery that she was missing have not been provided. There is also no confirmed information in the details supplied about where she may have gone after being dropped off.

Because Lethokuhle is only eight years old, her family is urgently asking residents of Thembisa and surrounding communities to remain alert and report any information that may assist in locating her.

At this stage, there is no information confirming that Lethokuhle was abducted or that any person has been identified in connection with her disappearance. Such claims should not be made without confirmation from the authorities.

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Lethokuhle Molefe Missing Person Details

Lethokuhle Molefe is 8 years old and was last known to be at her home in 370 eMfihlweni Section, Thembisa, Gauteng, after returning from school on Thursday, 10 September 2026.

The information available does not provide a physical description of Lethokuhle, including her height, complexion or hair. Her clothing at the time she went missing has also not been provided.

These details may become important to the search, particularly for people who may have seen her in Thembisa after she was dropped off.

Anyone who believes they may have seen Lethokuhle should avoid approaching or confronting anyone they suspect. Instead, information should be passed to the family or the relevant authorities so that it can be properly followed up.

The available contact numbers for information about Lethokuhle are:

Zodwa Ndlovu: 076 134 3519
Dolly Ndlovu: 083 727 7649
Thembisa Online News: 071 329 7697

Members of the public are encouraged to provide information directly through these contacts if they have seen Lethokuhle or know anything that could help locate her.

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Thembisa Community Asked to Help Find Missing Girl

The appeal places particular importance on the Thembisa community, where Lethokuhle was last known to be after returning from school.

Residents who travelled through the area on Thursday afternoon, particularly those who may have been near the 370 eMfihlweni Section, may have information that could assist the family.

Even information that appears minor can be passed on to the family or authorities for assessment. People should avoid sharing unverified accusations, rumours or claims about what may have happened to the child.

The family is also asking people to share the missing-person appeal so that the information reaches more residents in Thembisa and nearby areas.

For missing-child cases, accurate information is particularly important. Sharing the child’s name, location and confirmed details can help increase the chances that someone who has seen her recognises the appeal and comes forward.

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Latest Update on Lethokuhle Molefe Missing Case

Lethokuhle’s whereabouts remain unknown based on the information available as of Friday, 11 September 2026.

No information has been provided in the source material confirming whether she has been located, and no official police update was included in the details supplied for this report.

Anyone with information about Lethokuhle Molefe is urged to contact Zodwa Ndlovu on 076 134 3519, Dolly Ndlovu on 083 727 7649, or Thembisa Online News on 071 329 7697.

The family continues to appeal for assistance in finding the eight-year-old and ensuring that she returns home safely. Readers are encouraged to follow further updates as more verified information becomes available.

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