Zim woman missing in Kempton Park amid fears over recent deaths

A Zimbabwean woman has reportedly been missing for about two weeks in South Africa’s Kempton Park, prompting an urgent appeal for information from her family and friends.

Aisha Gracious Nkomo is reportedly based in Pretoria and worked at a lodge in Kempton Park, according to an appeal circulating among Zimbabwean community groups.

Her friends are said to have told the family that Aisha left her phone charging before leaving with three men.

She has reportedly not been seen since.

Zimbabwean woman still missing

According to the information shared by people close to Aisha, attempts to establish her whereabouts have so far been unsuccessful.

An appeal for information has been circulated on social media as relatives and friends continue to search for her.

“She’s still missing,” the latest update said, appealing to people in Kempton Park and surrounding areas to help locate her.

The family is urging anyone who may have information about Aisha’s whereabouts to come forward.

Kempton Park women’s deaths raise concern

Aisha’s disappearance comes as concern continues to grow following the deaths of several women in and around Kempton Park.

Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the deaths, with the cases attracting significant attention amid fears among women and communities in the area.

However, there is currently no confirmation that Aisha’s disappearance is connected to any of the deaths being investigated.

Her family and friends are continuing to appeal for information that could help establish where she is and whether she is safe.

Appeal for information

Aisha’s disappearance has also sparked concern among Zimbabweans living in South Africa, with appeals being shared across community groups in an effort to reach anyone who may have seen her.

Anyone with credible information about her whereabouts should contact her family or report the information to the South African Police Service.

The family is hoping that the continued circulation of Aisha’s photograph and details will help bring her home safely.