Three guaped moments: Bushiri's prophet-able lifestyle

05 February 2019 - 06:00 By Odwa Mjo
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The self-styled prophet certainly seems to profit from his church operations.
The self-styled prophet certainly seems to profit from his church operations.
Image: Prophet Shepherd Bushiri via Facebook

From fancy cars, to private jets and designer clothes, controversial self-styled "prophet" Shepherd Bushiri has been known for showcasing some of his most expensive assets.

Bushiri and his wife Mary were arrested last week in Rustenburg and face charges relating to money laundering, fraud and contravention of the Prevention of Organised Crime Act. The Hawks say their investigation extends back to  2015, when the incidents allegedly took place.

Here's just some of the guap Bushiri has made public.

The pastor raised eyebrows in 2017 when he bought his daughter a R1.6m Maserati for her sixth birthday.

The Daily Sun reported that the "prophet" posted the picture of the Maserati on his Facebook page with a caption wishing his daughter a happy birthday. 

City Press reported that an affidavit from the Hawks states that Bushiri's wife, "Prophetess Mary",  purchased a jet for R15.3m (in cash, nogal) which allegedly contravened the exchange control regulations. 

Bushiri and his entourage at the launch of his jet
Bushiri and his entourage at the launch of his jet
Image: via Facebook/ Prophet Shepard Bushiri

Malawian paper,Nyasa Times reported that Bushiri bought a multimillion-dollar hotel in Rustenburg, North West, last year called Sparkling Waters Hotel and Spa.

Bushiri and his wife were arrested at Sparkling Waters last week. 

According to Nyisha Times, the hotel is one of eight that the pastor owns in different countries under SB Hotels. 


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