Eastern Cape Family Holds Onto Hope As R1m Reward Offered for Missing Siganga Cousins
- The Eastern Cape Missing Persons and Trafficking Unit raised the reward to R1 million for the four missing Siganga cousins
- Sive, Oyintando, Thabsile and Thabile Siganga vanished from their family yard in Ntabankulu under mysterious circumstances
- The Hawks launched a kidnapping investigation as authorities urged communities to come forward with any information
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Four young cousins have gone missing from their family home in Ntabankulu, Eastern Cape, and authorities are now offering R1 million to anyone with information that leads to their safe rescue.
The children — Sive, Oyintando, Thabsile, and Thabile Siganga — all aged between four and seven years old, disappeared from their family yard under circumstances that remain unexplained. The Eastern Cape Missing Persons and Trafficking Unit confirmed the substantial reward increase as the search intensifies.
Hawks launch kidnapping probe
The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation, better known as the Hawks, has taken over the case and is treating the children's disappearance as a kidnapping. The decision to involve the Hawks signals how seriously authorities are treating the matter.

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The unit is calling on residents of Ntabankulu and surrounding areas, as well as the broader public, to come forward with any leads, regardless of their size, IOL reported. Officials believe that someone in the community may hold a crucial piece of information that could reunite the Siganga family with the four children.
According to the South African Police Service (SAPS) Missing Persons Bureau data, an average of 1,697 children are reported missing in the country every year. However, the organisation Missing Children South Africa estimates that around 77% of missing children are successfully found.
Family waits for answers
The four cousins were last seen at their family home before they vanished without a trace. The fact that all four children disappeared together has deepened concern among investigators and the community alike.
Anyone with information about the whereabouts of Sive, Oyintando, Thabsile, or Thabile Siganga is urged to contact the Eastern Cape Missing Persons and Trafficking Unit immediately. The R1 million reward remains available for information that results in the children being found safely.

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