The extradition trial of self-proclaimed prophet, Shepherd Bushiri and his wife is expected to begin in Malawi. Chief resident magistrate Patrick Chirwa had refused to recuse himself. The Bushiris’ lawyers had objected to his handling of the case, citing possible bias.
The Bushiris’ defence says the extradition request is incomplete as the South African government has apparently not provided documentary evidence or court records to show the advancement of the cases here.
The leader of the Enlightened Christian Gathering faces eight counts of rape, dating back to 2016. He and his wife are also charged with money-laundering, jumping bail and contravening foreign currency regulations.
In other news – Kenyan socialite Huddah Monroe gives Women Tips on how to Cheat
Socialite and businesswoman Huddah Monroe shared explained to women why they should cheat.
The cosmetics dealer noted that men make a conscious decision to cheat on their spouses but if the tables are turned they wouldn’t stomach the pain. Learn more
Source: eNCA
