Simphiwe Shirly Mngomezulu Missing in Kagiso, Gauteng After Leaving Home on Friday

Simphiwe Shirly Mngomezulu, 22, reported missing in Kagiso, Gauteng

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Simphiwe Shirly Mngomezulu, 22, has been reported missing after she left her home in Swaneville Block 9, Kagiso, Gauteng, at around 7pm on Friday, 4 September 2026. She had told her mother that she was going to check on someone at a tavern opposite the gate of the property where the family was staying.

Her family became increasingly concerned when she did not return home and could not be located over the following days. The disappearance has since been reported to the Kagiso police.

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What Happened to Simphiwe Mngomezulu in Kagiso

According to the family, Simphiwe left home on Friday evening after telling her mother that she wanted to check on someone at a nearby tavern.

The tavern is reportedly situated opposite the gate of the property where the family was staying. Simphiwe was expected to return, but she did not come home.

Her family initially thought she may have gone out with friends because it was the weekend. However, concern grew when there was still no sign of her the following day.

By Sunday, the family had become seriously worried about her whereabouts.

Simphiwe Mngomezulu Last Seen in Swaneville Block 9

Simphiwe was last seen on 4 September in Swaneville Block 9, Kagiso.

She is female and is currently 22 years old, with her 23rd birthday expected in October.

At the time she was last seen, she was reportedly wearing black tracksuit trousers, a Hemisphere hoodie and a black jacket.

The family has appealed to people living in Kagiso, Swaneville and surrounding communities to remain alert and to report any information that could help locate her.

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Family Appeals for Help to Find Missing Kagiso Woman

Simphiwe’s mother is worried about her continued absence and is asking members of the public to help bring her home safely.

The family has provided a contact number for anyone who may have information about her whereabouts. They have also urged people who see Simphiwe to approach her and let her know that her family is looking for her, provided it is safe to do so.

Anyone with information can contact her mother on 078 561 4384 or contact the South African Police Service on 10111.

The disappearance was reported at Kagiso Police Station, and members of the public are encouraged to share the appeal responsibly.

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Latest Update on Simphiwe Mngomezulu Missing Person Case

At the time of publication, the family was still appealing for information to help locate Simphiwe.

There is no information provided by the family indicating what may have happened to her after she left home. The circumstances surrounding her disappearance therefore remain unclear.

Anyone who may have seen Simphiwe since Friday, 4 September, or who has information that could assist police is urged to contact SAPS immediately.

The family is hoping that public awareness will help bring Simphiwe home safely. Readers are encouraged to share this report with people in Kagiso and surrounding areas who may be able to assist.

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