South African baby girl abducted in Durban found safe and well

A one-month-old girl abducted in an apparent car-jacking
 in the South African city of Durban on Friday has been 
found safe and well.

Police stopped a vehicle between Durban and Pietermaritzburg at about midnight on Saturday and found Siwaphiwe Mbambo. Three people have been arrested, one
 of them the baby's mother, police said.

Two suspects had allegedly car-jacked her vehicle, driving
 off with the baby.

The abduction sparked a huge media campaign and a
 search by 100 officers.

Police had recovered the mother's abandoned Toyota i pop
Yaris in Montclair, southern Durban, at about 15:00 local 
 time (13:00 GMT) on Friday.

But a spokesman for South African Marshall Security, Kyle 
van Reenen, said that the infant's baby seat had been removed from the car. 

KwaZulu-Natal police spokesman Lt-Col Thulani Zwane confirmed that the baby had been found at about midnight
 on Saturday.

Police were reportedly working on a lead when they stopped
 a vehicle at Mariannhill Toll Plaza.