City man goes missing

A relative of Chizuze, Sister Maxim Phiri, said her brother was last seen in Emganwini where he had visited his brother.
“He left there in his Nissan Hardbody on his way to where he lives in Bellevue, at Number 5 Churchill Drive, and since then we have not seen him,” said Sister Maxim.
She said a report had since been made to the police.
“He was last seen wearing a white T-shirt and khaki trousers. We are worried about his whereabouts and we appeal to members of the public to assist us search for him,” said Sister Maxim.
She said anyone with information about her brother’s whereabouts should call her on 0774 142 490 or her sister, Mrs Andrea Phiri, who lives at Number 32443 Magwegwe North on 0772 857 363.
The Cowdray Park family is suspecting that the person who called her might be responsible for what happened to her as it has been two weeks since they last saw her.
The missing woman, Sihle Moyo, who is also from Cowdray Park was last seen on 2 February and she left home heading for the city centre to meet the unknown person.
Narrating their ordeal to Chronicle yesterday, the family spokesperson, Mr Mike Sigabade, said the family was worried something horrific could have happened to their sister.
“My sister received a phone call on 2 February at around 10am and was heard saying sengiseduze ngiyabuya (I am on my way). She later told our mother that she was rushing to meet someone who wanted to give her some goods,” he said.
“We never suspected anything bad would happen that day but when she did not come back home, we started worrying.”
The woman’s sister, Miss Hilda Moyo, said the family had checked with every relative and they fear her sister was kidnapped or possibly killed.
“We have tried calling her but her cellphone is no longer working and this is worrying.
“Police have been informed and they promised to help us get a call history for her cellphone so that we can try and trace the last person who called,” said Miss Moyo.
She said her sister was last seen wearing a green skirt, a white shirt and Tommy tennis shoes.
“We are appealing to members of the public to help us locate our sister. They can contact us on 0712 517 808 or 0734 138 399.”
Efforts to get comments from Bulawayo police were fruitless.