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Malawian court rules Bushiris to appear at extradition hearings via summons
The fugitive couple appeared in court on Wednesday after a warrant of arrest was issued by the Malawian government.
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Malawi court sets extradition hearing for the Bushiris for March
The court ruled that the couple should not be re-arrested but should continue appearing in court until their hearing on the matter, which is set for 8 March.
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Co-accused in Bushiri fraud case, Willah Mudulo, denied bail
Mudolo is the last suspect accused of being involved in the alleged defrauding of members of the Enlightened Christian Gathering Church.
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Malawi to SA: You should have confidence in our 'world-class judiciary'
The comments were made following the homeland security minister's decision to sign extradition papers for self-proclaimed prophet Shepherd Bushiri and his wife Mary.
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Malawi govt signs extradition papers for Bushiris to return to SA
The leaders of the Enlightened Christian Gathering Church are facing fraud and money laundering charges worth R100 million.
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Police brigadier, husband to appear in court in relation to Bushiri case
Earlier on Thursday morning, the pair handed themselves over to the Hawks team that’s been tasked with investigating Bushiri alleged crimes in South Africa.
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Malawi confirms receipt of SA’s extradition request for the Bushiris
The Bushiris are facing charges of fraud, theft, and money laundering to the tune of more than R100 million. The prophet also faces an additional three charges of rape.
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Correctional Services & Justice Dept issues extradition request for Bushiris
Mary Bushiri has two warrants of arrest in SA, while Shepherd Bushiri has five, with additional warrants for three rape cases.
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Successful extradition of Bushiris could take years, immigration lawyers warn
But lawyers with experience in extradition processes say it’s not that easy. On average, it could take up to two years before the couple set foot on South African soil, especially if they are refusing to stand trial here.
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Bushiri says latest arrest warrants part of plot to persecute him
The Hawks have confirmed that three more warrants have been issued for the self-proclaimed prophet, bringing the total number to five.
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Hawks confirm 3 more arrest warrants issued for Shepherd Bushiri
Self-proclaimed prophet Shepherd Bushiri and his wife, Mary, are already facing a raft of criminal charges but now the supposed man of God is also wanted for rape.
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DA to Motsoaledi: Tell us who helped Bushiris escape or resign
“Those are the officials to be held responsible and if they don’t want to give us the names of those officials, the buck stops with the minister. The minister must take the fall, he must resign.”
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YONELA DIKO: Did Malawi win the Bushiri communication battle?
The Malawian government has done better with its public relations regarding the Bushiri debacle than its South African counterpart, writes Yonela Diko.
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'No shenanigans': Govt reiterates it did not help Bushiris flee SA
The ‘Sunday Independent’ reported that Dirco assisted the fugitive couple to leave on the Malawian president’s plane with diplomatic passports, which contained false names and cosmetic facial changes.
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Lamola: Processes in place for extradition of Bushiris
Self-proclaimed prophet Shepard Bushiri and his wife Mary fled to Malawi last week after they were granted bail of R200,000 each while facing charges of fraud and money laundering.
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Lamola: Bushiris are guaranteed a fair trial in SA
During a post Cabinet briefing on Thursday, Justice and Correctional Services Minister Ronald Lamola said they intend sending extradition papers to Malawi for the Bushiris within the next two weeks.
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Malawi court rules the Bushiris’ arrest was illegal, orders their release
According to local media, Magistrate Viva Nyimba made the ruling based solely on the legality of the couple’s arrest in that country and not their impending case in South Africa.
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Cabinet is satisfied with govt’s handling of Bushiri matter - Lamola
Justice Minister Ronald Lamola gave a post-Cabinet briefing in Pretoria on Thursday afternoon.
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Shepherd and Mary Bushiri can run, but they can’t hide - NPA
The couple is in Malawi after fleeing South Africa last week, claiming that they feared for their lives.
