Masutha: Selebi medical parole proved to have been right
Updated | By Olivia Phalaetsile
Minister of Justice and Correctional Services Michael Masutha says Selebi's death is proof that granting him medical parole was the correct decision to take.

Selebi died in a Pretoria hospital on Friday morning.
The former national police commissioner was released on medical parole in 2011 after serving less than a year of his 15 year sentence for corruption.
Masutha says there was a lot of questions clouding Selebi's release and whether it was politically motivated.
According to reports Selebi was suffering from diabetes and kidney failure
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