Riana Pretorius, the biokineticist from Nelson Mandela Bay that was abducted from outside her workplace in Newton Park on March 16, finally broke her silence on social media.
returned safely to her family on March 24has been silent about her ordeal ever since returning home but recently posted her gratitude for everyone's prayers and thoughts on her Facebook page.In the post, Pretorius said that she would like to express her heartfelt thanks on behalf of herself and her family.
"Our lives have been turned upside down, but we are getting back on track and looking forward to the future. The Lord has blessed us," she concluded. On Tuesday, March 28, Xolani Kafile was arrested and appeared in the same court the next day. His case was also postponed to April 5.
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