Officers also seized the wanted VW polo that was allegedly used in the murder of Mongale.

The 30-year-old had left home to see a man she'd recently met.

Fezile Ngubane was taken in for questioning last week, but authorities have since confirmed that he played no role in Mongale’s death.

The murder of Olorato Mongale is once again putting the spotlight on South Africa’s gender-based violence crisis.

Basetsana Mongale brought mourners to tears at the Bloemfontein City Hall when she shared a tribute during Olorato's funeral.

Fezile Ngubane has since been cleared by the police after it emerged that his personal details were being used by the people allegedly behind Mongale's killing.

Mongale was killed more than a week ago, after she left her Johannesburg home, believing that she was going on a date with a man she had recently met.

Officers found him hiding at a residential complex in Amanzimtoti in the early hours of Friday morning.

The 30-year-old had left home to see a man she'd recently met.

Officers said the white VW Polo was seized from a panel beater workshop in Phoenix, Durban with traces of blood.

The man was hiding out at a flat in Amanzimtoti.

Fezile Ngubane was taken in for questioning last week, but authorities have since confirmed that he played no role in Mongale’s death.

The murder of Olorato Mongale is once again putting the spotlight on South Africa’s gender-based violence crisis.

Basetsana Mongale brought mourners to tears at the Bloemfontein City Hall when she shared a tribute during Olorato's funeral.

Fezile Ngubane has since been cleared by the police after it emerged that his personal details were being used by the people allegedly behind Mongale's killing.

Mongale was killed more than a week ago, after she left her Johannesburg home, believing that she was going on a date with a man she had recently met.

Officers found him hiding at a residential complex in Amanzimtoti in the early hours of Friday morning.

Officers said the white VW Polo was seized from a panel beater workshop in Phoenix, Durban with traces of blood.

[Namibian] The South African police have launched a manhunt for two suspects in the murder of 30-year-old Olorato Mongale.

The South African police have launched a manhunt for two suspects in the murder of 30-year-old Olorato Mongale. Her body was discovered in Lombardy, near Alexandra township, in northern Johannesburg, last Sunday, about two hours after she was reported missing. Mongale was last seen in the company of a man she had met a few days earlier at a mall. A vehicle suspected to have been used in her murder has been recovered in Phoenix, Durban. Investigations first led police to a lodge in Kew, Johannesburg, where the two suspects had booked a room, and later to Durban. National police spokesperson Athlanda Mathe says, “Our intelligence has led us to KwaMashu in Durban to the home of one of the suspects. The suspects’ vehicle was later found at a panel beater workshop in Phoenix, Durban. Upon inspection by SAPS forensic experts, traces of blood were found inside the vehicle. An elderly man believed to be the owner of the vehicle has been arrested, but we are looking for two men believed to have been directly involved in the murder of Olorato.” Mathe says, “The two suspects are on the run and members of the public are asked to distribute their photos far and wide to assist police investigations. We are looking for Fezile Ngubane and Pilangenkosi Sibongokuhle Makhaya. They are considered to be dangerous and members of the public must take precautions not to come near them.” * SABC News The post Manhunt launched for two suspects in Olorato Mongale’s murder appeared first on The Namibian.