South Africa wants new phones for 166,000 prisoners

Important information about Netflix streaming crackdown in SA | The most powerful women in SA telecoms who steer companies worth R664 billion | Australian social media bans fail, and The Witcher 3 Remastered announced The Department of Correctional Services is seeking bidders to provide an inmate communication system for around 166,000 South African prisoners.

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