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Abandoned Baby Eaten by Dogs, Another Burns to Death

by Sonica Naudé-Steyn
October 22, 2026
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The badly scavenged remains of a new born baby was discovered in Shayamoya by a member of the public on Saturday, 17 October 2026.
According to police spokesperson, Sergeant Mosa Hlaki, the member of the public noticed a dog eating what they believed to be human remains.
“He then followed where the dog got the remains from and found other remains of an infant and reported the incident to the police. A case of Concealment of Birth was registered at the Kokstad SAPS. No arrest made however the investigation continues,” said Hlaki.
Police on scene described the incident as tragic and gruesome, with the remains being barely recognizable.
Last Monday, 12 October 2026, police attended to a scene where a 6 year old boy allegedly burned to death in Shayamoya. According to Sergeant Hlaki, the burnt body of the young boy was discovered by a neighbour.
“The 15 year old uncle of the deceased alleged that he burned old clothes outside his yard and left the fire unattended and went inside his home. He was later informed by the neighbour that his nephew was burned by that fire and he was already dead. The police are investigating the circumstances around the death of the minor. No arrests have been made at this stage,” concluded Hlaki.

Sonica Naudé-Steyn

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