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Welcome Witbooi was only 17 years old when he was sentenced to one of the deadliest prisons in the world - Pollsmoor Prison. He became a prison gang leader and had to do a lot to survive and become a leader. He is now a founder of BrightSpark Foundation. Here he answers some questions posed to him from social media.
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Keep up the great work. You are a great inspiration.

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Thank you! Will do!

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You well articulated... Bra

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Thank you!

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Why were men crying and screaming at night?

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Is it a must to join a gang in prison

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Joining a gang in prison can often seem like a way to find protection or community, but it comes with significant risks and consequences.
What are your thoughts on how prisons can provide safer environments without inmates feeling pressured to join gangs?