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Lamola: Govt won’t hesitate using SADC relationship to extradite Bushiris
The two are out on bail and were supposed to report to authorities on Friday but absconded defying their bail conditions.
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Read: Bushiri’s 5 demands to the South African govt
Prophet Shepherd Bushiri confirmed on Facebook that he and his wife had fled to his home country of Malawi after fearing for their safety.
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Shepherd & Mary Bushiri say they’ll return to SA if govt meets their demands
The Enlightened Christian Gathering Church (ECG) leader and his wife, Mary, confirmed on Facebook on Saturday that they had fled to Malawi.
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Hawks probe as Bushiris didn't report to police station, claim to have fled SA
The Hawks said this is in contravention of their bail conditions as set in the Pretoria Magistrate Court.
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Shepherd & Mary Bushiri flee SA to 'save' their lives', defying bail conditions
In a statement on Bushiri's official Facebook page, he said they left for safety concerns and that despite reporting to police, there has been no protection from the state.
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Bushiris back in court as co-accused Willah Mudolo applies for bail
Shepherd and Mary Bushiri have been out of prison for almost two days after a two-week-long stretch behind bars but the court ruled that all the accused must be present for Friday’s bail application.
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Bushiris given deadline to hand over title deed to Midstream home or lose bail
Shepherd Bushiri and his wife, Mary, were granted bail of R200,000 each while their co-accused Zethu Mudolo and Landiwe Ntlokwana were released on R20,00 rand and R100,00 respectively.
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Bushiris granted R200,000 bail each in fraud, money laundering matter
They were arrested last month for fraud, theft and money laundering to the value of over R100 million, along with their three co-accused.
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With bail decision set for Wednesday, Bushiris to spend another night in jail
The pair and three others are facing fraud and money laundering charges amounting to more than R102 million.
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Bushiri’s lawyers argue for bail saying couple won’t escape facing trial
The pair and three others were in the Pretoria Magistrates Court applying for bail. They are facing charges of money laundering and fraud amounting to R102 million.
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Bushiris to spend two more nights in jail as bail decision set for Wednesday
The Bushiris are trying to secure bail after they were arrested for fraud, theft and money laundering to the value of over R100 million, along with their three co-accused.
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Bail hearing for Bushiris, co-accused resumes in Pretoria court
They're facing charges of fraud, theft and money laundering to the value of over R100 million.
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Court hears Bushiri has diplomatic passport but isn’t a diplomat
The court heard that Bushiri and his wife Mary misled authorities about their living arrangements in South Africa.
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Bushiris, co-accused set for another weekend in jail as bail hearing postponed
The five are due back in court on Monday where the State is expected to present its closing arguments.
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Bushiris, co-accused will evade trial if granted bail, court told
It had also emerged that accused number one, Willah Mudolo, tried to skip the country before several times.
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Bushiris & co-accused back in court for bail application
The five are facing charges of money laundering, fraud, and contravening the Prevention of Organised Crime Act worth R102 million.
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Bushiri, co-accused to spend 4 more nights in jail as bail hearing postponed
This after their case was rolled over to allow accused number one to explain to the court why he should be granted bail.
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WATCH LIVE: Shepherd Bushiri back in court for bail bid hearing
The couple, together with their co-accused were arrested last week and face charges including fraud and money laundering to the tune of R102 million.
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Bushiri’s supporters back outside court where he, wife are appearing
The couple, together with their co-accused were arrested last week and face charges including fraud and money laundering to the tune of R102 million.
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I did nothing wrong, says Bushiri
The Bushiris intend to plead not guilty on all the charges, claiming they are yet to be informed of exactly what they have done wrong.
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Self-proclaimed prophet Bushiri and co-accused to spend weekend in jail
The bail bid of self-proclaimed prophet Shepard Bushiri, his wife Mary Bushiri and co-accused Landiwe Ntlokwana has been postponed to 26 October 2020.
