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📍 LOCATION CORRECTION: Lucille is missing from Johannesburg, Gauteng. Our earlier post incorrectly stated Cape Town. We apologise for the error and ask everyone to share the corrected information. 🚨 MOTHER OF THREE MISSING FOR THREE WEEKS: FAMILY SEARCHING FOR LUCILLE “LULU” WERNICH (38) IN JOHANNESBURG 📍 FOREST HILL / KENILWORTH, JOHANNESBURG | GAUTENG Three children have been without their mother for approximately three weeks, and her loved ones are appealing for help to locate her. Lucille Wernich, 38, affectionately known as “Lulu”, was last seen in the Forest Hill/Kenilworth area of Johannesburg. Her whereabouts remain unknown. WHERE IS LULU? According to information shared with Missing Person South Africa, Lucille has not been seen for approximately three weeks. Her family and loved ones are concerned about her safety and hope someone may have seen her or spoken to her during this time. A missing-person report has reportedly been opened with police, although the family is still awaiting the reference number. 🔎 HELP IDENTIFY LUCILLE ▪️ Full name: Lucille Wernich ▪️ Nickname: Lulu ▪️ Age: 38 years ▪️ Height: Approximately 1.52 metres ▪️ Last seen: Forest Hill/Kenilworth, Johannesburg ▪️ Last seen wearing: Blue shorts and a black vest ▪️ Distinguishing features: Several visible tattoos 📢 FOREST HILL AND KENILWORTH RESIDENTS: HAVE YOU SEEN HER? We appeal to residents of Forest Hill, Kenilworth and surrounding Johannesburg communities to look carefully at Lucille’s photograph. Have you encountered her at a shopping centre, taxi rank, residential area or elsewhere during the past three weeks? Even an earlier sighting could help her family establish her movements. Please provide the date, time and location if you have information. ☎️ INFORMATION CAN BE SHARED WITH: Missing Person South Africa: 📱 068 176 9574 (WhatsApp) 📞 Stephane: 079 976 2165 📞 Shannon: 061 081 5416 You can also report information to your nearest police station. Lucille’s children and loved ones are still waiting for answers. If you know where she is or have had contact with her, please come forward. 🙏 Please share Lucille’s photograph, especially with people in Forest Hill, Kenilworth and surrounding Johannesburg communities. If you shared the earlier appeal, please update it with the correct location. MISSING PERSON SOUTH AFRICA

Suliman Carrim is appearing in a Musina court at this hour. The court has been told its a schedule five offence.

Khan and Johnson…

UPDATE: @NPA_Prosecutes FORMER IDAC HEAD AND FORMER DEPUTY HEAD OF CRIME INTELLIGENCE APPEAR IN COURT Former Head of the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) in the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), Andrea Johnson (56) and former Deputy Head of Crime Intelligence within the South African Police Service (SAPS), Feroz Khan (56), today appeared at the Pretoria Magistrates' Court. They are both facing a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm (Johnson as an accessory after the fact), and defeating the administration of justice. In addition, Johnson is facing a charge of contravention of the National Prosecuting Authority Act 23 of 1998. Between 01 April 2018 and 01 April 2019 Johnson was an employee of the NPA, serving as Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions, stationed at Pretoria DPP’s office, while Khan was an employee of the SAPS, holding a rank of Major General attached to Crime Intelligence, and stationed at Erasmuskloof Crime Intelligence offices, Pretoria. It is alleged that on 26 June 2018, Khan had a serious argument with his junior, SAPS Crime Intelligence female employee, Brigadier Phethle. This argument led to a physical confrontation where Khan allegedly attacked the victim with a pen by stabbing her and further hit her with hands and a paper file. The assault allegedly led to the victim sustaining injuries in her face and chest area. The victim then reported the matter to the police in June 2018. However, it is alleged that Khan submitted a warning statement to the investigating officer on 05 July 2018 before the docket was submitted to the NPA for guidance and decision. This prompted an investigation into how Khan was able to submit the warning statement prior to the NPA receiving the docket. Investigations into the matter revealed that Johnson, without the permission of the National Director of Public prosecutions, allegedly disclosed information to Khan and they both acted in common purpose to hinder prosecution against Khan. After investigations by the Commission’s Recommendation Task Team (CRTT), the two were arrested on 30 October 2026. In court, the state did not oppose their release on bail because the two are not a flight risk and their addresses were confirmed. They were both granted R10 000 bail each, with a condition that Johnson should hand over her passport to the investigating officer by 04 November 2026. The matter was postponed to 02 February 2027 for further investigations