Lusanda Bill
25 October 2011
Bheki Cele’s office says the national police commissioner respects President Jacob Zuma's decision to suspend him.
Cele is nevertheless extremely confident that he will emerge completely set free from the inquiry into his involvement in the procurement of two leases for new police headquarters in Pretoria and Durban.
Public Protector Thuli Madonsela had found that Cele's involvement in the leases, valued at one-point-six-billion-Rands, was unlawful and amounted to maladministration.
General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi will act in Cele's position.
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