WATCH | Moving tributes shine light on murdered Natasha Conabeer's singing talent

As tributes poured in for Durban woman Natasha Conabeer, who died on Monday after going missing for three weeks, social media users shared a video of her singing talent. 

In the video, which Conabeer originally shared on Instagram in 2017, she sings her own rendition of Labrinth's 2014 ballad, 'Jealous'. 

Conabeer's childhood friend Zamambo Mkhize, who went to school with her at Inanda Seminary, described her as an amateur singer with a beautiful voice. "She was self-taught and loved to sing," she said.

Mkhize said Conabeer shared the videos with her close friends and sometimes on her social media.

A family spokesman confirmed to TimesLIVE on Monday that Conabeer had died on Monday. She had been left on her mother's doorstep in Inanda, north of Durban, over the weekend and was rushed to hospital, where she died.

KZN police spokesperson Lt-Col Thulani Zwane said an inquest docket into her death had been opened. 

After news of her death broke on Monday, #RIPNatasha soon trended on Twitter. Here are some of the tributes: 

It had been previously been reported that Conabeer was a student at the University of KwaZulu-Natal. However, the university released a statement on Monday confirming that she had applied in 2014 but never registered.

Conabeer was a former student at Rosebank College in Durban. The private college told TimesLIVE on Monday that she had studied business administration there for two years but had not returned for the 2019 academic year.