Namibia to deport Jolie, Pitt snappers
Authorities in Namibia have reportedly ordered the deportation of one South African and three French photographers who have been snapping Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt during their holiday in the country.
According to South African newspaper the Sunday Times, the crackdown on the paparazzi has the backing of Namibian Prime Minister Nahas Angula
Angula told the media surrounding Pitt and Jolie's heavily-guarded holiday retreat: "This lady is expecting.
"You guys are harassing her. Why don't you allow her some privacy? Harassment is not allowed in Namibia. If a person says they don't want to be photographed then, of course, that person deserves protection."
An article published in yesterday's edition of the Sunday Times reads: "Three French paparazzi photographers were ordered to leave this week or face arrest.
"Others - including a Sunday Times photographer - have been issued letters by the country's Directorate of Immigration sating they are 'prohibited/illegal immigrants' and given 48 hours to pack up and leave or face arrest."
Jolie and Pitt issued a statement this weekend asking for their privacy to be respected at this late stage of the Tomb Raider actress' pregnancy.
