A seventh body of a woman was found in Tembisa on 7 September.
Police confirmed this on Tuesday.
The body of 38-year-old Elizabeth “Tsontso” Moselakgomo, was positively identified at the Germiston mortuary, by her family.
Friends and family released a memorial programme of action for the mother of an 8-year old.
On Tuesday, they met at 5am for a moment of silence, walked silently, wearing black.
They plan to repeat the actions until Sunday.
On Thursday, at around the same time she went missing (17:30) they plan to launch the “Today I am Elizabeth” campaign, where each runner will post a picture or video, with the words “today I am Elizabeth, I am going for my run, and I deserve to come home safely.”
Lieutenant General Dimpane, Acting National Commissioner of the police, has also expressed her deepest condolences to the family and loved ones.
“We extend our deepest sympathies to the family and loved ones of Elizabeth during this extremely painful time. The loss of a loved one under such circumstances is devastating, and we assure the family that the SAPS will do everything within its powers to establish exactly what happened to Elizabeth and to ensure that those responsible are held accountable,” said Lieutenant General Dimpane.
President Cyril Ramaphosa also said that no stone will be left unturned to solve the recent killings of women in and around Kempton Park in Gauteng.
“As Government, we share the concerns of all South Africans, and we mourn the lives so cruelly taken away. Our law enforcement agencies are working urgently to establish the facts, keep communities safe, and bring the perpetrator or perpetrators to justice.”