Twenty-three-year-old police constable Mpho Sehloho has been reported missing in Mangaung, Free State, prompting the South African Police Service (SAPS) to appeal to the public for information that could help locate her. According to SAPS, Sehloho was last seen on Monday, 7 September 2026, after leaving her residence in Rocklands, Mangaung.

Sehloho is attached to Parkroad Detectives. Her whereabouts are currently unknown, and police are appealing to anyone who may have information about where she could be to come forward.

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What Happened to Mpho Sehloho in Mangaung

According to the Free State SAPS, Constable Mpho Sehloho was last seen on Monday, 7 September 2026, when she left her residence in Rocklands, Mangaung.

Police have not provided further details about where Sehloho was headed when she left her residence. Her current whereabouts remain unknown, and an investigation is underway to establish where she may be and to locate her.

The fact that Sehloho is a serving police constable attached to Parkroad Detectives has added particular concern to the appeal. However, SAPS has not indicated that any specific circumstances surrounding her disappearance have been confirmed.

At this stage, members of the public are being asked to focus on providing information that could assist investigators in determining Sehloho’s whereabouts.

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Mpho Sehloho Missing: Description and Last Known Details

SAPS identified the missing woman as Constable Mpho Sehloho, aged 23.

She was last seen in Rocklands, Mangaung, in the Free State province, on Monday, 7 September 2026.

According to the police appeal, Sehloho was wearing blue jeans and a brown top when she was last seen.

The information may be important to anyone who was in Rocklands or surrounding areas around the time Sehloho was last seen. Members of the public are urged to consider whether they may have seen someone matching her description.

Police have not released additional identifying details in the information provided, and no conclusion has been given about what may have happened to her.

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How to Report Information About Mpho Sehloho

Anyone who may have seen Mpho Sehloho since she was last seen, or who has information that could assist police in establishing her whereabouts, is urged to contact the investigating officer, Constable Bernice Kiewiets, on 071 825 6860.

Information can also be reported at the nearest SAPS station. Members of the public can alternatively contact Crime Stop on 08600 10111 or use the MySAPS App to provide information to police.

People who may have relevant information should provide it to authorities rather than relying on speculation or unverified information circulating on social media. Even information that may initially appear insignificant could assist investigators in establishing Sehloho’s movements.

The appeal also highlights the importance of sharing verified missing-person information within the community. A person who saw Sehloho after she left Rocklands may not have known at the time that she had subsequently been reported missing.

Latest Update on the Missing Police Constable

At the time of the police appeal, Mpho Sehloho had not been located, and SAPS was continuing efforts to establish her whereabouts.

No information has been provided confirming what happened to Sehloho after she left her residence, and there is no basis at this stage to speculate about the circumstances of her disappearance.

Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Constable Bernice Kiewiets on 071 825 6860, visit the nearest police station, contact Crime Stop on 08600 10111, or use the MySAPS App.

Readers are encouraged to follow verified updates as they become available and to share the appeal responsibly. Any information that could help police locate Mpho Sehloho should be passed directly to authorities.

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