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He is a controversial figure who gained popularity after releasing a video that showed him allegedly walking in the air.[5] Bushiri's former public relations manager later revealed that Bushiri staged miracles to gain media attention.[6] Bushiri runs a Christian non-denominational church known as the Enlightened Christian Gathering based in South Africa.[7] The church has headquarters in Pretoria, South Africa, with branches in other African countries and around the world. Thousands of people are attracted to the church every day.[8][9] He describes the church as a Prophetic Ministry based on the principle that "God cares and loves people and wants to speak directly to them".[10][2]
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Bushiri's investment company, Shepherd Bushiri Investments, has been implicated in several charges of fraud, and money laundering and a number of its assets have been seized by police after a Ponzi scheme it ran collapsed and pensioners were defrauded.[11] The company was also sued in the United States of America and charges of fraud were laid.[12] The company is based in Sandton, near Johannesburg, with interests in forex trading, real estate and in the airline industry. He also owns a television channel, a telecommunications company, various farms, properties, sports academies and universities.[13][14][15] Bushiri ventured into business as a young man to support his community and the work of the gospel globally. His rise to wealth has been called meteoric, using innovative business methods in various industries to accumulate riches.[16]
Bushiri was born and grew up in Mzuzu, which is in the northern part of Malawi and is a Tumbuka by tribe.[15] His mother gave him the name Shepherd due to the complexities around his birth, acknowledging the Lord as her Shepherd.[17][18]
He travels around the world holding crusades and meetings focused on teaching, prophesy and healing.[19][20][21][22][23] In August 2018, he was invited as a guest of honour at South Africa's National Day of Inter-faith prayer held at the Emirates Airline Stadium in Johannesburg, during which he offered prayers of reconciliation and unity.[24] The event was attended by South African leading clergy and South Africa's Vice President David Mabuza.[25]
Claims were made in The Citizen in February 2019 that Bushiri was born as Chipiliro Gama; "an invoice mistakenly sent to Baloyi Attorneys did not use the popular name Shepherd Bushiri, and instead called him Chipiliro Gama".[26] A report in The Sunday Times newspaper for February 2019 stated that "Bushiri's father, Huxley, and mother, Cristina, a Zambian by birth raised him as Chipiliro Gama".[27]
He is mentored by multimillionaire businessman and leader of Good News Church in the UK, Prophet Uebert Angel.[23] Bushiri is said to be the most celebrated and popular "spiritual son" of Prophet Angel.
Bushiri has been involved in many charitable works around the world, including work in Malawi, Nicaragua, Nigeria, Botswana, and South Africa.[45][46][22] He formed a humanitarian organization called "Shepherd Bushiri Foundation" with Duncan Zgambo as the CEO,[47] where he provides for the needy and less privileged. He provides charitable donations, including livelihood support; educational support for orphans; humanitarian relief through food subsidies.[45][22][48] In 2017, he took maize to Lilongwe and spent K85 Million in Malawi Charity.[49] He has invested in young people through his sports academy[50] and through Major 1 Records, which sponsors and show-cases up-and-coming music artists.[51] On 18 July 2018, Nelson Mandela Day, Bushiri launched an Africa-wide school adoption program with donations to a local school. The event was attended by Senior Government Officials from the South Africa Ministry of Education.[52]
In March 2019, Bushiri visited Alexandra in South Africa, where a fire had burnt over 100 shacks. He said that he would donate R400000 (equivalent to approx $29000) to emergency services "that should be used for the children in the area".[53]
On 11 February 2020, it was reported by the Nyasa Times[54] and Malawi24[55] that Bushiri announced that he would be selling maize in Malawi at a price of MK5 000 (US$6.85) per 50 kg (110 lbs), or US$124.55 per ton. The international price for corn futures (yellow maize) at the time of the announcement was US$150 per ton[56] or US$7.50 per 50 kg. The local prices for maize sold commercially in Malawi were three to four times higher than that quoted by Bushiri, selling for as much as MK20 000 per 50 kg[54] According to various reports, thousands of people bought the cheap maize at various sites within Malawi.[57][58][59][60]
Bushiri has made claims of "curing HIV". He countered that he has never performed a miracle in his life because only Jesus can.[61] Nevertheless, due to claims of unproven miracles, Botswana temporarily banned him from entering the country[62] before courts ruled the ECG church is allowed to continue operating in the country.[63][64] Initially he was free to enter the country at will,[65] but now is required to apply for a visa every time he wants to enter Botswana.[66]
The alleged fees charged to attend some of Bushiri's prestigious public dinners have been applauded. It was speculated that he charged R25000 for a seat at his table at a gala dinner held on 23 December 2017 at the Pretoria Showground,[67][68] and N$1000 for entry to a dinner held in Windhoek, Namibia in January 2016.[69] Bushiri in several news interviews refuted the published extreme pricing claims for "so-called gala dinners", calling them "fabricated".[70]
Allegedly, during a church service in March 2017, Bushiri announced that he wanted to make members of his church into millionaires. Congregants were then told via e-mail to invest at least R100 000 in cash with him within the next two days and were promised a 50% return within 30 banking days. Those that could not bring cash with them to the church were sent banking details of a company, Rising Estates, the directors of which are Bushiri lieutenants, Willah Mudolo, Duncan Oduor Otieno and Kit Ching Catherine Kum. Almost two years later, the people who gave Bushiri money claimed to have not received anything back.[71]
The investment scheme appears to be linked to Palambano Investments as six congregants from Bushiri's church claim they were told that the money they donated would be invested in Zambia in "gold minerals" as part of a Palamabo investment scheme. The congregants provided proof that the money had been paid into the ECG's First National Bank account. East London, Eastern Cape police spokesperson Captain Mluleki Mbi confirmed that a case had been opened against Palambano Investments and its directors in response to a complaint by Nombeko Dwesini, one of Bushiri's congregants.[72]
It is alleged that in 2010, Bushiri impregnated a teenage Malawian woman, whom he met in 2007 in their home town, Mzimba. It is further claimed that he bribed her with a cheque for 80000 Malawian kwacha (about R1500) to have an abortion but that the cheque bounced. The woman subsequently gave birth in 2011 to a girl who "is the spitting image of Bushiri and it is widely known in the district that he is the biological father", according to the father of the woman. The woman is now married and the family alleges that they "kept quiet out of fear". The village that the woman and child live in broke the news before the family approached Bushiri. Bushiri claims that the cheque was stolen from him and that, on the day the woman claims he made her pregnant, Bushiri was at a police station dealing with an attempted hijacking. In 2018, the mother again tried to get maintenance via the courts but was unsuccessful. Family members of the girl claim that Bushiri admits to the allegations in private, despite his public denials and have demanded a paternity test. His lawyer, Terrence Baloyi, did not respond to emails, text messages and calls from City Press seeking comment.[73]
Darlington Manyawu, a businessman based in Hong Kong, claims to have sold Bushiri clothing to the value of R450000 but had not received payment for them. He claims that the clothing was given to Bushiri's spokesman, Maynard Manyowa on 28 June 2019 and Bushiri has subsequently been seen wearing the clothes at public church gatherings. Ephraim Nyondo, the spokesman for the Elightened Christian Gathering church, did not dispute the claim but stated that the matter did not concern Bushiri as it was between Manyawu and Manyowa.[74]
The South African Catholic radio station, Radio Veritas, was reprimanded by the Broadcasting Complaints Commission of South Africa (BCCSA) for airing a one-sided programme laced with allegations against Bushiri on 1 December 2019. Bushiri had claimed that the broadcast was "malicious, damaging to his reputation, libelous, contained lies, was unfounded" and did not afford him the right of reply. The BCCSA noted that Veritas Radio had contravened the broadcasting act in not presenting the opposing view from Bushiri.[75][76] 152ee80cbc
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