Ngqamakhwe police appeal for help after unknown woman's body found in hut
Ngqamakhwe police have appealed to the public to help them with their investigations following the discovery of a woman's body at Hlobo Village.
According to police spokesperson, Captain Jackson Manatha, the body was found on Thursday, at about 09:45, in a unused hut at Hlobo Village, Ngqamakhwe.
"The deceased had a kaki jacket. No one knew her at Hlobo Village," said Capt Manatha.
"Ngqamakhwe police are appealing to any family whose female relative is missing to contact them at 047 491 0035.
"An inquest docket has been opened for further investigation.
"The deceased was seen by community members."
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