Kaya 959 Reporter
The Department of Home Affairs has fired with immediate effect the Chief Director who recommended that self-proclaimed prophet Shepherd Bushiri and his family be granted Permanent Residence Permits.
The government said in a statement on Monday that the Bushiri family was given permanent residency that they did not merit.
Minister of Home Affairs Aaron Motsoaledi stated that his department is committed to good governance.
“The outcome of this disciplinary hearing is taking us closer to ensuring that we bring to an end irregular practices and decisions by Home Affairs officials within the system. We are cracking down on all forms of irregularities wherever we find them at Home Affairs,” the Minister said.
The Department of Home Affairs has dismissed a senior official involved in the approval of self-proclaimed Prophet Shepherd #Bushiri's application for permanent residence. pic.twitter.com/wchj9fvOSg
— Tshegohaco Moagi (@TshegoMoagi_) May 23, 2022
Marhule was also charged with two charges of gross dishonesty, gross carelessness, and non-compliance with the Immigration Act, Regulations, and Standard Operating Procedures, according to the department.
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At the conclusion of a nearly year-long disciplinary hearing, Ronney Marhule, the Chief Director for Permitting, was found guilty on two charges of misconduct involving dishonesty and negligence.
“The first count related to recommending the approval of the Permanent Residence Permit applications of Bushiri, his spouse and two children.
“The second count related to recommending the approval of the Permanent Residence Permit applications of Mr Mohamed Afzal Motiwala and Ms Fatima Ebrahim,” read the statement.
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