Prior to the crisis, Terry Pheto and Redi Tlhabi, a radio host, were just two of the many people who adored Magudumana as a famous doctor.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Magudumana is the CEO and founder of the Morningside, Sandton-based Optimum medical aesthetics solution firm.

She is renowned for leading a luxurious lifestyle and driving expensive vehicles. She also made the 2018 lists of the Top 20 Most Influential Young South Africans, SADC Top 100 Young Leaders, and Mail & Guardian 200 Young SA.

People would check her status on social media when she hosted lavish birthday parties for her two young daughters. Her famous pals used to frequently be invited.

Last month, Magudumana stunned a lot of people when she neglected to pick up her kids from school after dropping them there. According to rumors, the school had to contact her estranged spouse to pick them up.

Magudumana knowingly assisted Bester in escaping in a significant way. According to reports, she planned the transportation utilized to elude the law enforcement officers who were hot on the fugitive’s trail.

The Bloemfontein magistrate’s court saw Dr. Nandipha Magudumana and her five co-accused again on Wednesday, delaying their bail hearing.

On Wednesday, Magudumana made an appearance with her three co-accused, former G4S security supervisor Senohe Matsoara, suspended G4S guard Motenyane John Masukela, and Integritron CCTV technician Teboho James Lipholo, before the Bloemfontein Magistrate’s Court.

Tieho Frans Makhotsa and Nastassja Jansen, two other suspects who were this week’s arrestees and former G4S control room operators, also made an appearance in the dock.