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Devilish dealings: SIU report exposes sins of foreign pastors | SA News

Bribery, fraud, shady meetings in a fast-food restaurant and the misuse of religious contributions by foreign pastors in South Africa are highlighted in the full interim report on a Special Investigating Unit (SIU) investigation into the Department of Home Affairs sent to President Cyril Ramaphosa.

Though highlighting the unit’s findings on two well-known foreign pastors who have since left the country, Shepherd Bushiri and Timothy Omotoso, the report also shows how other foreign pastors managed to unlawfully obtain permits to stay and work in SA.

Cases uncovered by the SIU showed that these pastors paid South African women to marry them so they could stay in the country, and in one…

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