Tenyearold Reamohetse Lekgetha disappeared one July afternoon in Delft, sparking a frantic search by his worried family and a tightknit community. Neighbors, friends, and even strangers joined together, using social media and doortodoor calls, never giving up hope. After a week of fear and unanswered questions, Reamohetse returned home safely, tired but unharmed. Though no one knows exactly where he was, his return brought relief and showed the power of community care and resilience in dark times.
For over a decade, the disappearance of three young girls, including sixyearold ShashaLee November, has haunted the streets of Groenall Walk. Despite criticisms of the initial investigation’s inadequacies, the case remains unsolved. However, there is hope for resolution as the case is revisited by authorities and advocacy groups continue to search for leads. The tragedies serve as a reminder of the need for thorough investigations and a safer, more vigilant future.