Their mug shots have been released to the public and a reward has been offered for information leading to their arrests.
Two of the 16 detainees who escaped from the Johannesburg Correctional Centre on Monday were found in KwaZulu-Natal the next day.
The prisoners managed to escape from the facility's Medium B section early on Monday morning. Officials say they broke through the iron bars over a window and even managed to break through a wall.
The men broke free after the vehicle they were travelling in was ambushed.
It’s understood the truck the prisoners were travelling in was ambushed by a group of armed men near the Southgate train station on Tuesday.
Thirteen officials were investigated after pictures emerged of scantily-dressed women entertaining inmates.
Chairperson of Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Justice and Correctional Services Mathole Motshekga says the country's fading moral compass was exposed at the Johannesburg Prison on youth day.
Correctional Services officials say this form of entertainment is not in line with the department’s procedures and policies and it was not approved.
Moodley wants to prevent a prison move because he wants to continue studying towards his law degree.
Sifiso Makhubo was accused of raping 34 children and two women in 2006.
Tshego Marule’s attorney says other criminal elements may have been involved in the prion van blast.
IPID spokesperson Moses Dlamini said police may have been involved in the October blast.
The four suspects will appear in court on Friday on charges of murder and attempted murder.
Authorities say it appears an escape attempt outside a Johannesburg prison was carefully planned.
Police are investigating how a prisoner managed to bring an explosive onto a police transport vehicle.
