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Supporters of controversial Prophet Shepherd Bushiri have threatened to boycott the upcoming elections in South Africa and have bemoaned what they say is unfair treatment from the authorities.
Congregants are showing their support for pastor Shepherd Bushiri outside the Pretoria Commercial Crimes Court.
Enlightened Christian Gathering Church leader Bushiri’s bail application has been postponed to Wednesday.
The self-professed prophet and his wife were arrested on Friday on fraud and money laundering charges.
The Hawks say they’ll be looking to make more arrests.
Last year, reports emerged that the church leader had been sending about R15-million per month to his home country, Malawi.
The money was being transported in his private jet.
On Sunday, the church was opened for the first time since the crossover service last year that ended in the tragic death of three people.
