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Pregnant woman missing
23 Jul 2014 at 07:01hrs | Views
A MAN from Bulawayo's Hillside suburb is looking for his pregnant wife who went missing on her way to a clinic last month.
Brighton Sibanda, 28, said his wife, Enia Dziva, 24, went missing on June 21 and all efforts to find her have so far failed.He said Dziva was slim and of medium height, dark in completion and has a scar on her right leg.
"My wife left home for the clinic in the city centre and she never came back. All efforts to locate her have been unsuccessful. I was married in March and my wife is five months pregnant," he said.
Sibanda said his wife comes from headman Chidakwa in Makuva area of Mberengwa District in the Midlands province.
Sibanda appealed to members of the public who might have information about his wife's whereabouts to contact him on cellphone number 0715 933 041 or his brother-in-law Shady Dziva on cellphone 0713 204 248.
He said he has reported the matter at Hillside Police Station. Police have also called on anyone with information to call ZRP Hillside on (09) 241162 or (09) 242426 or any nearest police station.
Brighton Sibanda, 28, said his wife, Enia Dziva, 24, went missing on June 21 and all efforts to find her have so far failed.He said Dziva was slim and of medium height, dark in completion and has a scar on her right leg.
"My wife left home for the clinic in the city centre and she never came back. All efforts to locate her have been unsuccessful. I was married in March and my wife is five months pregnant," he said.
Sibanda said his wife comes from headman Chidakwa in Makuva area of Mberengwa District in the Midlands province.
Sibanda appealed to members of the public who might have information about his wife's whereabouts to contact him on cellphone number 0715 933 041 or his brother-in-law Shady Dziva on cellphone 0713 204 248.
He said he has reported the matter at Hillside Police Station. Police have also called on anyone with information to call ZRP Hillside on (09) 241162 or (09) 242426 or any nearest police station.
Source - chronicle
