Convicted Kwaito Star Brickz Graduates from Boston City Campus
Convicted Kwaito Star Brickz Graduates from Boston City Campus. There is always that opportunity for one to turn their lives around. We have a number of former ex convicts, who are now assuming positions of power.
A very great example is that of Gayton McKenzie. The Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture, was once a prisoner, and now he has made his way into parliament. McKenzie was previously jailed for robbery for 17 years. He has now turned his life around to become a successful business man, motivational speaker, author and former Executive Mayor of the Central Karoo District Municipality. McKenzie is also the president of the Patriotic Alliance political party.
Another prisoner, who is living a positive life is Brickz. The Kwaito star, is currently serving a 15-year jail sentence at Leeuwkop maximum facility. He was convicted of raping a 17-year-old relative in 2013.
He is back making news again, but this time good ones. Brickz is now a Boston City Campus graduate, after recently leveling up his studies. He has graduated with a marketing management qualification on 24 July 2024 in prison.
Brickz, also recently performed with a prison choir at Grace Point church in Fourways.
Studies have shown that inmates who engage in educational activities are less likely to reoffend, highlighting the crucial role education plays in reducing the potential of a convict to reoffend.
Brickz, a convicted Kwaito singer, graduate from Boston City Campus with a qualification in Political Science. pic.twitter.com/JX1hUPZUsJ
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