Malawi in Second Bid to Arrest Fugitive Cleric Bushiri
The Malawian government has gone back to the Lilongwe Magistrate Court, seeking a warrant of arrest for Enlightened Christian Gathering church leaders Shepherd Bushiri and his wife Mary, as part of beginning their extradition processes. The same court already ruled that they should not be arrested but just summoned. Self-proclaimed prophet Shepherd and Mary Bushiri are fugitives from justice in South Africa. The pair are charged, with among others, money laundering to the tune of U.S.$ 6 million (R100 million). The pair skipped bail with a little help, allegedly from a corrupt South African police official and her husband - fleeing to their home country, Malawi.
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Self-proclaimed prophet Shepherd Bushiri and his wife Mary are fugitives from justice in South Africa. The pair appeared in court on charges of among others, money laundering to ... Read more »
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Self-proclaimed prophet Shepherd Bushiri leader of the Enlightened Christian Gathering (ECG) church and his wife, Mary, have been unconditionally released by Lilongwe Senior ... Read more »
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