From church to mosque? Nigerian pastor’s R135m Good Hope Centre deal in limbo

Author: Marvin CharlesPublished on: July 14, 2026Country: South Africa

Business & Economy

From church to mosque? Nigerian pastor’s R135m Good Hope Centre deal in limbo

A Nigerian pastor has struck a deal to buy the Good Hope Centre in Cape Town for R135 million, but the transaction is now in limbo. The building, formerly a church, could be converted into a mosque, raising questions. The future of the deal remains uncertain.

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