Police minister Bheki Cele says police are close to finding the “sharks” who helped convicted murderer and rapist Thabo Bester escape from the Mangaung Correctional Centre run by G4S
“We are satisfied the team is doing good work there. We don’t want to push the team. We want them to find their way up to the level where we believe this thing originated. We know it originated with Bester, but he could not have dealt with the small fish. At a certain point, we’ll have to get sharks in the matter.”
Sekeleni was granted R10,000 bail last month on condition he reports to the Port Edward police station once a week, remains within the magisterial district of Port Edward and does not contact any of the state’s witnesses.
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