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Mumbai Indians eye unprecedented IPL title hat-trick

Mumbai Indians eye unprecedented IPL title hat-trick ​ By IANS | ​ 4 Views Bumrah, Suryakumar script Mumbai s thumping win (Lead). Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, April 4 : Mumbai Indians (MI) put some distance between themselves and Chennai Super Kings (CSK) as the most successful team in the Indian Premier League (IPL) by winning their fifth title last season. They are now looking to become the first team to win a hat-trick of IPL titles. On paper, MI seem to have a squad capable of making a run to the trophy. They have retained their batting core comprising captain Rohit Sharma, Quinton de Kock, Suryakumar Yadav, Ishan Kishan, Kieron Pollard, and the Pandya brothers, Hardik and Krunal.

Former Msunduzi manager accused of leave fraud

Former Msunduzi manager accused of leave fraud By Thami Magubane Share Durban - Former Msunduzi city manager Sizwe Hadebe has been accused of trying to defraud the municipality out of almost R200 000. A forensic report before the municipality’s council says Hadebe had falsely claimed he had not taken his leave days and had attempted to claim the cash value of the days which was R199 000. But Hadebe fired back saying the days he claimed for were legitimate days of leave that were owed to him. The alleged attempted fraud took place when Hadebe moved from being on a contract to a permanent position in 2017.

Ex-Msunduzi municipal manager named in probe into corruption and illegal dealings

Ex-Msunduzi municipal manager named in probe into corruption and illegal dealings By Thami Magubane Share DURBAN - FORMER Msunduzi Municipality municipal manager Sizwe Hadebe could face civil claims to the tune of thousands of rand for losses suffered by the municipality through alleged corrupt or illegal dealings that took place under his tenure. On Thursday, the Department of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs (Cogta) tabled a report at a full council meeting that looked into allegations of malfeasance in the municipality dating back to Hadebe tenure. In a statement, Cogta said it had sent senior officials to the Msunduzi and Richmond councils to report on forensic investigations into allegations of fraud, corruption, maladministration and statutory non-compliance at these municipalities. It gave these councils 21 days to report back.

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