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Suspect questioned over kidnapping of Khayelitsha baby Kwahlelwa Tiwane
Kwahlelo Tiwane was kidnapped last week in Parow.
CAPE TOWN - Police are questioning a suspect in connection with the abduction of a two-month-old Khayelitsha baby.
Kwahlelwa Tiwane was kidnapped last week in Parow.
The mother of twin boys was approached by a woman who presented herself as a social worker at her Khayelitsha home.
She returned the next day and accompanied the mother and the children in a taxi to Parow where she told the mother her office was.
The woman then fled with one of the boys.
According to IOL, a perpetrator was apprehended and after questioning, confessed to selling the baby to foreign nationals.
However, police could not confirm this or divulge further information on the matter.
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