Published on January 4, 2024

In a significant development, two women have been apprehended in Mpumalanga on charges of allegedly abducting three children from different provinces, raising suspicions of their involvement in a broader syndicate. The arrests transpired after vigilant residents in Ogies reported the presence of two women who, claiming to be social workers or nurses, were found in possession of a child and two infants.

Following the tip-off, law enforcement promptly responded and located the suspects in a shack. The police arrested the two women, and an ongoing investigation is being conducted to ascertain the full scope of the syndicate’s activities and identify any potential accomplices.

The circumstances surrounding the abduction and the motives behind the suspected syndicate’s operations are yet to be fully uncovered. Authorities are urging the public to come forward with any information that may assist in further unraveling this disturbing situation and ensuring the safety of the abducted children.

As the investigation progresses, law enforcement remains committed to unveiling the extent of the syndicate’s network and taking appropriate action against those involved in these reprehensible activities. The arrested individuals will face legal consequences as the authorities work diligently to protect the well-being of the abducted children and prevent further instances of child abduction.