Two children, Mpho Makondo, 8, and Simphiwe Mncina, 6, were found dead on Saturday morning, September 19 after they went missing on Friday night in Orange Farm, south of Johannesburg. The community and families believe the children may have been victims of muthi killings though no body parts were missing. The children were smudged with a black substance on their mouths and underneath their feet while a note, which their families did not see before it was taken by police as evidence, was left on Makondo’s body. Mpho and Simphiwe, who lived three houses from each other, were last seen walking home from a salon about 400 metres from their homes. The two children had accompanied Mpho’s aunt, Malehlohonolo Malatji, to the salon. Mpho's father, Moeketsi Malatji on Sunday, told Sowetan how horrified he was after finding his daughter lying naked, behind a boulder. He described the children as best friends who were always together. “The last person who saw them wa...