ZRP Masvingo appeals for information on missing boy (11)

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By Karen Sibanda

 The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) in Masvingo Province has made a public appeal for assistance in locating an 11-year-old boy, Delight Matondo, who has been missing since November 18 2025.

Masvingo Provincial Police Spokesperson, Inspector Kudakwashe Dhewa, confirmed the incident in a press statement issued on 4 December 2025, urging members of the public to assist with any information that may lead to the boy’s safe location.

Delight, a juvenile from Victoria Range, Masvingo, was last seen at around 6:00 AM on the day he went missing. He is approximately 1.05 metres tall, dark in complexion, and of medium build. At the time, he was wearing a striped red T-shirt, maroon trousers, and black push-in shoes.

Police say efforts to locate the child have so far been unsuccessful and fear for his safety are mounting.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Inspector Zivai Mlambo, Officer-in-Charge at ZRP Chikato on 0775 769 826 / 0392 262 137, or the Investigating Officer, Constable Sibongile Magonde,on 0783 217 981.

 Alternatively, tips can be relayed to the ZRP Masvingo Press and Public Relations Office via 0392 264 421 / 0775 996 945.

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