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Karabo Ntshweng shares a positive update about her missing father

Media personality, Karabo Ntshweng recently shared that her father who had been reported missing, was found in hospital.

According to Karabo, her 61-year-old father, Fana Joseph Ngobesa was kidnapped in front of the gate of his home in Danville Pretoria. At the time, they suspected that he was driven around in a Ford Kuga around Joburg.

Just now, the radio broadcaster took to her X (formerly Twitter)to reveal that Fana was found in a bad state and has been hospitalised. She further showed gratitude to everyone who shared the missing person post, she reckons it helped a lot in their search.

In a different post, Karabo shared that the social media platforms helped a lot with spreading awareness of the matter. She said she noted this when she received a call from a nurse who saw the missing person’s post on X and realised that she had been attending to her dad in the hospital she works, that is when she made contact with them using the contact details shared on the poster. Karabo further thanked everyone who helped to spread the post.

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