CAPE TOWN - South Africa’s political landscape has been thrown into fresh turmoil after convicted inmate Jermaine Prim allegedly made explosive claims on eNCA, accusing Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie of being involved in the drug trade in Cape Town. The claims contained in a controversial prison letter that has already surfaced in Parliament, where Prim alleged he had access to recordings linking McKenzie to drug dealers and illicit money. Prim, who is currently behind bars, has previously claimed that his information comes from conversations with alleged underworld figures,...