Help KwaDabeka police find missing man
Sabelo Mdadane was last seen at a church on Thursday, 8 October where he was being treated for his illness.
KWADABEKA police are appealing to the community to help find Sabelo Mdadane (23).
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Mdadane was last seen by his pastor at St John Apostolic Church (Echibini) in Clermont on Thursday, 8 October at about 1pm.
According to reports, Mdadane was staying at the church where he was receiving treatment for his mental illness.
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He is of medium height, light brown in complexion with a particularly flat nose.
He has black hair and uneven teeth. He was wearing black pants, a mustard T-shirt, black flops and a navy jacket.
Anyone with information on his whereabouts is urged to contact the investigating officer, Detective Captain Simphiwe Nene on 079 500 0299/031 711 9949 or Crime Stop on 08600 10111.
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