Yesterday saw Vicki Momberg sentenced to jail, in what was a landmark ruling for the country.

She becomes the first person in South Africa to be given a prison sentence for crimen injuria, which is a “wilful injury to someone’s dignity, caused by the use of obscene or racially offensive language or gestures”.

If you’re wondering exactly what she did and said, you can see the k-word spew forth from her bek a whopping 48 times here.

Yeah, excuse me if my sympathies are limited.

Last night she spent her first night behind bars at Johannesburg Correctional Services Centre, which is apparently nicknamed ‘Sun City’, and Times LIVE spoke to the Department of Correctional Services about what’s in store for her.

Here are the responses from spokesperson Singabakho Nxumalo:

“Single cells are normally assigned to inmates involved in a number of activities such as studying or those with special needs. This will mean that allocation of cells is not done or determined by the crime committed‚” Nxumalo said…

“The lights are switched on at 5.30am in the morning then unlock will resume at 06.00. Inmates are then counted and served with breakfast‚” Nxumalo said.