Court dismisses application by home affairs official who 'enabled' Shepherd Bushiri to get residence permit

A senior home affairs official who allegedly enabled Shepherd Bushiri to get a permanent residence permit in SA is facing a disciplinary process. Stock photo.

Ronney Marhule, chief director of permits, was placed on precautionary suspension on February 20, over allegations of misconduct related to gross dishonesty, gross negligence and non-compliance with the Immigration Act. The allegations emanate from events related to the recommendation and approval of the application for a permanent residence permit for Bushiri and his immediate family.

The department alleges that Marhule and three other officials were the enablers and facilitators who made it possible for Bushiri to obtain a permanent residence permit. It is further alleged that an internal investigation revealed that since March 2016, when Bushiri’s application for permanent residence was received, its approval was done without proper compliance with the department's standard operating procedures and in contravention of the Immigration Act.

The big boys are looking for a scapegoat. They went and made public statements without proof now they have to build the proof. Ronney didnt or isnt playing ball. 'Confusion in the camp of the enemy'

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Serves him right bloody idiot. We must follow his master and go to malawi. A criminal record will teach a lesson that he will never forget, our country is not for sale

Bushiri should have sent miracles his way to avoid all this

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