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4 months ago General
An investigative report by amaBhungane has revealed that nearly 28,000 parolees are untraceable in South Africa.
This crisis highlights a severe breakdown in community corrections, as massive caseloads for monitors and a lack of integrated databases between the South African Police Service (SAPS) and Department of Correctional Services (DCS) leave communities vulnerable.
Professor of Corrections Management at UNISA's School of Criminal Justice, Professor Thabiso Matshaba has refuted the numbers quoted in the investigative report.
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