Bester and Magudumana want the court to halt the airing of Showmax documentary
Mbali Dhlamini
14 March 2024 | 16:00The matter will be before the court on the same day that Multichoice plans to roll out the four-part series.
JOHANNESBURG - The Johannesburg High Court is set to hear last minute applications by convicted murderer Thabo Bester and his alleged prison break accomplice Nandipha Magudumana.
They are trying to stop their airing of the documentary, "Tracking Thabo Bester."
The matter will be before the court on the same day that Multichoice plans to roll out the four-part series.
Bester and Magudumana have each approached the high court, trying to stop the airing, citing it threatens their rights.
Streaming service Showmax has briefed legal counsel and will be vigorously opposing the applications.
It added that the allegations against Bester and Magudumana are serious and it believes that it is essential for viewers to have the opportunity to watch the documentary.
The two were arrested in Tanzania last year following Bester's escape from the Mangaung Correctional Centre.
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