South Africa Says It Will Bring Bushiri Back To Face Justice
The South African government has said they have now started a process to extradite self-proclaimed prophet Shepherd Bushiri and his wife from Malawi.
The Bushiris fled to Malawi last week in contravention of their bail conditions as they are not allowed to travel outside South Africa.
The South African government says they are going to extradite the Bushiris using the SADC extradition laws.
Below is the statement by the South African government:
Government is able to confirm that fugitives Mr Shepherd Bushiri and Ms Mary Bushiri did not leave South Africa aboard a flight on which President Lazarus Chakwera and his delegation travelled.
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President Chakwera undertook a successful working visit to South Africa on Friday, 13 November 2020, during which South Africa and Malawi discussed a broad range of initiatives to strengthen relations between the governments and peoples of the two countries.
Following the visit, President Chakwera and his delegation departed from Waterkloof Air Force Base in Pretoria and stopped over at OR Tambo International Airport to collect an additional number of officials who had travelled to South Africa earlier to prepare for the working visit.
Department of Home Affairs immigration officials verified the identities of all passengers and Mr and Ms Bushiri were not on the flight.
When travellers are processed for departure, they are required to present themselves to an immigration officer who, among other checks, verifies that the passport belongs to the traveller.
To ensure that the two fugitives face justice, South Africa has initiated a process to secure their extradition from Malawi in terms of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Protocol on Extradition and other legal instruments, to which Malawi is a signatory.
While this process is underway, law-enforcement agencies will continue investigations into this matter.
