That’s how much of taxpayers' money's been spent on an upgrade at the Kgosi Mampuru Correctional Centre in Pretoria, to deal with the country’s most notorious prisoners.
The newly revamped C-Max section has been reopened by Justice Minister Ronald Lamola.
Courtesy #DStv403
The newly revamped C-Max section has been reopened by Justice Minister Ronald Lamola.
Courtesy #DStv403
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