Wade Gideon House Missing in Kensington, Western Cape After Vehicle Found at Century City Station

Wade Gideon House, 39, reported missing from Kensington in the Western Cape

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Wade Gideon House, 39, has been reported missing in the Western Cape after he was last seen on 7 September 2026 in 12th Avenue, Kensington. His vehicle was later found abandoned at Century City train station.

The circumstances surrounding Wade’s disappearance have left his family and loved ones appealing to the public for any information that could help establish his whereabouts. Members of the community are also being urged to remain alert and report any information directly to the police or the listed contacts.

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What Happened to Wade Gideon House in Kensington

Gideon was last seen in the 12th Avenue area of Kensington on Monday, 7 September 2026.

He has not been located since then, prompting an appeal for information from those who may have seen him or know where he could be.

A significant detail in the search is that Wade’s vehicle was subsequently found abandoned at Century City train station.

No further information has been provided about when the vehicle was found, why it was left at the station, or what may have happened to Wade after he was last seen.

These details have not been confirmed publicly, and there is currently no verified information indicating what led to his disappearance.

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Wade Gideon House Missing Person Details

House is 39 years old and was last seen in Kensington, in the Western Cape.

The information available for the public appeal does not include a physical description of Wade, details of the clothing he was wearing when he was last seen, or the make, model and registration number of his vehicle.

Anyone who believes they may have seen Wade since 7 September is encouraged to report the information to the authorities rather than relying on unverified reports circulating online.

The search covers areas connected to his last known movements, including Kensington and Century City, as authorities and those close to him seek information that could help determine where he may be.

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Where to Report Information About Wade’s Disappearance

Anyone with information that may assist in locating Gideon House can contact Kensington SAPS on 079 894 1432.

Information can also be provided to the Missing Children South Africa Emergency Line on 072 647 7464.

Members of the public are urged to pass information directly to the relevant authorities or listed contacts. Unverified sightings or claims should not be treated as confirmed information, particularly while the search for Wade continues.

The circumstances of Wade’s disappearance remain unclear based on the information currently available. His abandoned vehicle at Century City train station remains an important detail in the public appeal for information.

Anyone who has information about Wade Gideon House’s whereabouts is urged to come forward. Further updates can be provided as more verified information becomes available.

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