Vanroy Petersen News Today

German tourist, Nick Frischke, disappeared after hiking in Hangberg on 14 February this year and has still not been found.

The five men accused in the German tourist’s disappearance in Cape Town in February were arrested after allegedly being found with his possessions.

The five accused have been charged with aggravated robbery and possession of a firearm after being caught with Frischke’s backpack and wallet shortly after he disappeared.

The five accused have been charged with aggravated robbery and possession of a firearm after being caught with Frischke’s backpack and wallet shortly after he disappeared in February.

The five accused have been charged with aggravated robbery and possession of a firearm after being caught with Frishke’s backpack and wallet shortly after he disappeared.

The five accused are also being investigated for the possible murder of Nick Frishke who disappeared after going hiking in Hangberg.

The five men accused of robbing missing German tourist Nick Frischke in February has made a brief appearance in the Wynberg Magistrate's Court via video-link from Pollsmoor Prison.



The family of Nick Frischke, a German tourist who went missing in February, has turned to Action Society for assistance in their search.

The family of missing German tourist Nick Frischke have roped in civil rights organisation Action Society to help find him.



A 14-year-old teenage boy was shot and injured in the region of Wentworth, south of Durban on Thursday morning.