It is a bit confusing, however “Pistorius was previously housed in the prison’s
EF section, but had to be moved after Etienne Kabila – who is awaiting trial for plotting to overthrow his half brother, Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila – allegedly flooded the cells.
Pistorius has been moved to the
B section of the prison near the hospital wing, where he has his own private cell. Among his neighbours is Czech fugitive Radovan Krejčíř, whom City Press understands has his own television in his cell that is hooked up to DStv.
Pistorius and
the awaiting-trial prisoners with whom he
is being kept are to be moved back to their original cells as soon as the flood damage has been repaired”.
The following article says …
“Marumo Moerane, for the DCS, said
Krejcir was moved to a single cell
because he was a prisoner awaiting trial who needed to be separated from those already sentenced.
http://www.timeslive.co.za/local/2014/04/04/krejcir-application-for-more-freedom-in-jail-rejected
Prisoners on remand (awaiting trial) are always separated from convicted criminals. Krejcir hasn't been sentenced yet.