Hawks spokesperson, Katlego Mogale,  says it will allow them to interact with their counterparts in Malawi. It comes after a warrant of arrest was issued for the couple - who skipped bail and fled to Malawi - claiming they fear for their safety.

The self-proclaimed prophet and his wife are accused of fraud and money laundering. They were arrested last month and spent a little over two weeks in jail before being released on bail of R200 000 each. As part of their bail conditions - they had to report to a police station on Mondays and Fridays, but they failed to do so this past Friday.

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