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| Africa Live: Tinubu orders manhunt for killers of soldiers in Delta - BBC News | Africa Live: Tinubu orders manhunt for killers of soldiers in Delta - BBC News |
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| A new suspect has been charged over the disappearance of a six-year-old South African girl last month. | |
| The search for Joslin Smith has transfixed the country since she went missing near her home in Saldanha Bay, 110km (70 Miles) north-west of Cape Town, on 19 February. | |
| A 32-year-old woman was on Monday charged with kidnapping and human trafficking in the Vredenburg Magistrates’ Court in the Western Cape province. | |
| Joslin's mother Kelly Smith, her boyfriend Jacquen Appollis and another suspect are also in custody and face kidnapping and trafficking charges. | |
| Last week, the court freed a traditional healer due to a lack of evidence. | |
| The new suspect will be up for a bail hearing on 25 March while Ms Smith and the other suspects will be back in court on 13 May. | |
| Joslin is yet to be found and her whereabouts remain unknown. | |
| Ms Smith had previously told local publication The Daily Voice that she had not given up hope of finding her daughter. | |
| "My motherly instincts are telling me my daughter is still alive and in this area. We will find her, I will walk on foot to find her. I will look in every little shack, I'm going to do it by myself if I have to." | |
| Joslin was left in the care of Ms Smith's boyfriend before she went missing. He has denied any involvement. | |
| On average, a child goes missing every five hours in South Africa, but most are found. | |
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