2019-03-06 -
So-called “miracle†pastors are also facing closer scrutiny from the South African Revenue Service, while the African National Congress has called for rogue religious leaders to be investigated by the CRL Commission. Cwele told Parliament’s home affairs committee that becoming a permanent resident of South Africa involves certain conditions that must be met. “There are many of these things in the public [eye], like these priests who come from foreign countries to do work here
We’ve asked the department to review their status. Because if you come here, you say you’re coming to run a factory - there’s no factory called a church.†The minister says it’s not about being against people from other countries. “Quite clearly, we are not xenophobic but if you come to our country under certain conditions you must stick to those conditions.â€
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