Court Jails South African Pastor Who Sprayed His Followers With Insecticide

The so-called South African prophet who caused outrage on social media for spraying his followers with an insecticide was sentenced. Prophet Lethebo Rabalago, 25, head of the Mount Zion General Assembly, was found guilty of violating the Agricultural Remedies Act. On Tuesday, Mookgopong magistrate Frans Mahodi sentenced him to one year in prison or a fine of R6,000 for violating the Stocks and Agricultural Remedies Act of 1947, which concerns pest control operators. . The controversial prophet was also sentenced to three years in prison or a fine of 30,000 rand for assault with intent to cause serious bodily harm. However, half the fine for assault has been suspended, reported Sowetan Live. His lawyer, Edmund Lubusi, told the court that his client will pay a fine of 21,000 rand in installments of R3,000 per month. "We have arranged for my client to pay 3,000 rand a month every month until the fine is fully paid," Lubusi told the newspaper.

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