The Ministry of Correctional Services have announced the extension of four prisons in a bid to tackle overcrowding.
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Your money are being spend again:- South Africa’s prisons to be extended to alleviate overcrowding, but there are more and more ‘holiday’ seekers coming
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They live like kings in prison, no wonder the young terrorists wants to go to jail:- Child killer’s lavish lifestyle in jail being probed
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This week it was revealed that Khakhu was allegedly bribing officials to allow him special privileges, have illegal conjugal visits and sell drugs in jail.
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BREAKING NEWS:- Jason Rohde found guilty of murdering his wife
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Jason Rohde has been found guilty of the murder of his wife Susan by the Western Cape High Court on Thursday.
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The Krugersdorp Killers Case Update: Most bizarre details of the trial so far
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Murder accused, Cecilia Steyn during the ‘Krugersdorp killers’ trial at the South Gauteng High Court on October 15, 2018 in Johannesburg, South Africa. During the trial, it was heard that, Marcel Steyn the youngest of the accused, was a top achiever and matriculated with six distinctions in her matric year [2015]. Marcel, 20‚ Cecilia Steyn‚ 37‚ and Valentine‚ 33‚ have been charged with numerous crimes‚ including murder‚ robbery with aggravating circumstances‚ theft‚ fraud and intimidation for allegedly killing 11 people between 2012 and 2016.
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The Dros rape saga: #NotInMyName says Nicholas Ninow “intends to plead insanity”, will this plea hold?
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Nicholas Ninow, accused of raping a seven-year-old in a Dros restaurant, is due in court this Thursday. But #NotInMyName have their suspicions.
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A waste of money:- Should ex-offenders in South Africa get a resettlement grant?
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The grant proposal by the Department of Correctional Services is an innovative idea and should be taken seriously.
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WATCH | ‘Where’s your gun?’: ‘Drunk’ prison warder on duty caught on camera
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A video circulating on social media shows what looks like a prison official drunk while on duty. DCS spokesperson Singabakho Nxumalo said the department was aware of the video and is appalled by it. It is unclear when the incident took place. The Department of Correctional Services (DCS) is appalled by a video of a..
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Alleged ‘Dros rapist’ appears in court and protests expected
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Mass protest action is expected in Tshwane on Tuesday as the man accused of raping a six-year-old girl at a Pretoria franchise of the family restaurant chain Dros will appear in the Pretoria magistrate’s court.
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Tzaneen:- Police to cough up R859k in damages over wrongful arrest
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Tzaneen – A Tzaneen farmer, falsely arrested at the Mozambican border post for theft of R200 worth of petrol, will receive R859 000 in damages from the Police Ministry.
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VIDEO:- Kessie Nair arrested by the Hawks for using the K-word for Cyril Ramaphosa
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Durban – Kessie Nair the Durban man who President Cyril Ramaphosa the derogatory K-word in a Facebook video – that has gone viral – has been arrested by members of the Hawks.
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False SITA Accusations Regarding Boeremag Ghost Are Hypocritical and Aimed at Discrediting “Boeremag” and Bedevil Pretorius Family’s Court Cases
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The truth about allegations of ‘Boeremag’ infiltrating SITA systems have been revealed in a media release in reaction to media reports of 2 May 2018, of allegations made in parliament of so-called ‘Boeremag’ infiltration of government SITA system. The media release also reacts to allegations that former SITA employee, the now imprisoned, Mr André du Toit, is involved with SITA infiltration.
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‘Failure To Follow Protocols, Lack Of Funds Played Role In Prison Breakouts’
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Speaking to Parliament’s justice committee ahead of his department’s budget briefing, Justice Minister Michael Masutha also blamed the shortage of funds and the impact that this has had on staffing.
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