Mos Def Accused of Breaking South Africa’s Immigration Laws
An official says American rapper Mos Def (real name Dante Smith, who is also known as Yasiin Bey) will appear in court for breaking South Africa’s immigration laws.
Home Affairs Director General Mkuseli Apleni stated that Mos was charged with using a false identity, using an unrecognized travel document and helping his family stay in the country illegally.
Apleni said Mos is out on bail and must appear in court on March 8. The rapper’s family, whose visas expired in 2014, must leave South Africa by Jan. 29.
As previously reported, Mos was arrested last week after he tried to leave South Africa using a document he described as a “world passport.”
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