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The Mngwevu family is praying for a miracle after their son Andile went missing in the Mozambique floods.
The Mngwevu family is praying for a miracle after their son Andile went missing in the Mozambique floods.

The Mngwevu family is holding onto hope for a miracle, praying for the safe return of everyone involved.

MNGWEVU family prays for miracle as son goes missing in Mozambique floods.

The family is living a nightmare after their beloved son, Andile Mngwevu, was reported missing in Mozambique following devastating floods.

Family spokesman Gift Mashiya said the family is deeply shaken. They received confirmation that the vehicle Andile was travelling in was swept away by raging floodwaters in the Chokwé area.

"Our hearts are heavy. Based on information received through official diplomatic and security channels, the family has been informed that a South African Rescue Mission deployed to Mozambique has managed to establish contact with one of the five people who were in the vehicle at the time," said Mashiya.

However, the pain and uncertainty continue.

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"At this stage, the whereabouts and condition of Andile Mngwevu and the other occupants remain unknown. Search and rescue operations are ongoing, with South African authorities working closely with Mozambican officials and emergency services," he said.

Mashiya said the family is not alone in this difficult journey. He confirmed there is a strong working relationship between the family, Dirco, and the City of Ekurhuleni as efforts to find Andile continue.

"During this extremely painful and emotional time, the family humbly asks South Africans to keep them, and all affected families, in their prayers," he said.

The family is holding onto hope for a miracle, praying for the safe return of everyone involved. They also expressed deep solidarity with the families and friends of the other occupants.

"The Mngwevu family shares the fear, grief, and anxiety that all the affected families are going through. We respectfully request privacy and space as we try to come to terms with these unfolding events," said Mashiya.

He said the family thanked the public for the messages of support. He said every prayer and kind word brings them strength during this darkest hour.

Happy Mnguni

Happy Mnguni

Multimedia Journalist at the Daily Sun, committed to producing accurate, impactful, and community-focused journalism. He is passionate about telling stories that inform, inspire, and amplify the voices of ordinary people. Approaches every assignment with integrity, professionalism, and a commitment to excellence.

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