Rich Mkhondo | The death penalty should be available to the worst of the worst

Having the death penalty in place is not barbaric and backwards argues Rich Mkhondo. He writes it has the effect of minimising the actual commission of murders, either because the threat of violence deters potential murderers or because the existence of such punishment instils a sense of abhorrence for the crime of murder in the general populace.

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