According to #NotInMyNameSA, the women approached them for
help to deal with Prophet Shepherd Bushiri and other church leaders.
Themba Masango, the organisation’s secretary, said many women
described the church as “one big bedroom”.
“The movement has been approached by former and current
congregants who confidentially narrated their sexual harassment and abuse
ordeals. “We have their statements and testimonies of how luxurious Gauteng hotels
were centres for sexual encounters and sickening orgies.
The encounters date back several years.” He said they
wanted Bushiri to account and repent. “Bushiri must do the right thing. “We
urge other women who have gone through the same traumatic experience to speak
out.
#NotInMyNameSA will fight for your justice.” Ephraim
Nyondo, communications director for the Enlightened Christian Gathering, told
Daily Sun: “We are not aware of this.
We are in a middle of a church service as we speak.” He
told the People’s Paper to forward the statement issued by #NotInMyNameSA to
them. )
Bushiri stands to lose his luxurious private jet. Hawks
spokesman Hangwani Mulaudzi confirmed that an order was served on Bushiri’s
lawyers to have his jet attached.
Bushiri has 14 days to appeal. He and his wife Mary were
arrested two weeks ago on suspicion of fraud and money laundering.
The couple, who appeared in a Specialised Commercial Crimes
Court in Tshwane last Wednesday, were released on R100 000 bail each. They will
appear in court again on 10 May. Daily Sun
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