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BCCI states all payments made during IPL 2 in South Africa were legitimate
The financial transactions during second edition of IPL in 2009 had kicked up in storm in South Africa as well and led to the stepping down of Cricket South Africa CEO Gerald Majola for sanctioning millions in bonus for himself and some other CSA officials.
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South African Cricketers Association sets deadline for implementation of Nicholson report
Nicholson Inquiry was instituted by Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula in the wake of internal wrangling at CSA, for almost two years, over IPL 2 bonuses that now sacked Chief Executive Gerald Majola paid irregularly to himself and other senior CSA staff.
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Cricket South Africa head Jacques Faul loses interest in CEO position
Faul is now reported to be unhappy about the fact that former CSA president Norman Arendse becoming the sixth independent director in the new structure recommended by the Nicholson Inquiry.
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Cricket South Africa adjourns AGM amid new crisis
Cricket South Africa has postponed its Annual General Meeting (AGM), scheduled this week, by a month amid a new crisis over its alleged lack of transformation.
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Gerald Majola dismissed by Cricket South Africa over IPL bonuses
Suspended Cricket South Africa (CSA) chief executive Gerald Majola has been dismissed with immediate effect for his part in the IPL II bonuses that he paid to himself and other CSA staff, following a disciplinary hearing.
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Gerald Majola found guilty over IPL bonuses
Suspended Cricket South Africa CEO Gerald Majola has been found guilty of unauthorised expenditure at a disciplinary hearing to investigate the IPL II bonuses he paid to himself and other CSA staff.
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South Africa's suspended cricket boss Gerald Majola guilty of graft
South Africa's suspended cricket boss Gerald Majola was on Thursday found guilty of wrongfully receiving bonuses linked to international tournaments staged in 2009, officials said.
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Gerald Majola disciplinary hearing delayed again
The disciplinary hearing of Cricket South Africa (CSA) chief executive Gerald Majola has been delayed yet again, this time at the request of the board due to unavailability of one of its key witnesses.
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Majola wins first round in CSA disciplinary hearing
Suspended Cricket South Africa CEO Gerald Majola has won the first round of his disciplinary hearing on the allegedly irregular IPL bonuses he paid to himself and other CSA staff.
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South African cricket divided over IPL bonus saga: Jacques Faul
South African cricket remains divided over the 2009 saga in which now suspended chief executive Gerald Majola paid himself and other Cricket South Africa staff more than R4 million in IPL 2 bonuses, according to acting CSA Chief Executive Jacques Faul.
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Cricket South Africa chief resigns suddenly
The acting chief executive of Cricket South Africa (CSA), Jacques Faul, has tendered his resignation barely four months after Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula appointed him to restructure the embattled organisation.
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Cricket South Africa to sign huge sponsorship deal
In a boost to its sagging fortunes after the IPL 2 bonuses debacle, Cricket South Africa is on the verge of signing a huge deal with a leading insurance company.
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Gerald Majola's appeal against disciplinary chairman fails
Suspended Cricket South Africa chief executive Gerald Majola has failed in his bid to get the chairman of his disciplinary hearing over irregular IPL bonuses changed.
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Haroon Lorgat has his eyes on Cricket South Africa role
Haroon Lorgat, outgoing chief executive of the ICC, has confirmed he would be open to an offer from Cricket South Africa (CSA) subject to a complete restructure of the board.
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CSA facing costly battle to recover IPL bonuses
Cricket South Africa (CSA) is gearing up for a long and costly battle to recover the Indian Premier League (IPL) season-2 bonuses that now suspended chief executive Gerald Majola paid to himself and about 40 other CSA staff members without informing the board.
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BCCI states all payments made during IPL 2 in South Africa were legitimate
The financial transactions during second edition of IPL in 2009 had kicked up in storm in South Africa as well and led to the stepping down of Cricket South Africa CEO Gerald Majola for sanctioning millions in bonus for himself and some other CSA officials.
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South African Cricketers Association sets deadline for implementation of Nicholson report
Nicholson Inquiry was instituted by Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula in the wake of internal wrangling at CSA, for almost two years, over IPL 2 bonuses that now sacked Chief Executive Gerald Majola paid irregularly to himself and other senior CSA staff.
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Cricket South Africa head Jacques Faul loses interest in CEO position
Faul is now reported to be unhappy about the fact that former CSA president Norman Arendse becoming the sixth independent director in the new structure recommended by the Nicholson Inquiry.
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Cricket South Africa adjourns AGM amid new crisis
Cricket South Africa has postponed its Annual General Meeting (AGM), scheduled this week, by a month amid a new crisis over its alleged lack of transformation.
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Gerald Majola dismissed by Cricket South Africa over IPL bonuses
Suspended Cricket South Africa (CSA) chief executive Gerald Majola has been dismissed with immediate effect for his part in the IPL II bonuses that he paid to himself and other CSA staff, following a disciplinary hearing.
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Gerald Majola found guilty over IPL bonuses
Suspended Cricket South Africa CEO Gerald Majola has been found guilty of unauthorised expenditure at a disciplinary hearing to investigate the IPL II bonuses he paid to himself and other CSA staff.
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South Africa's suspended cricket boss Gerald Majola guilty of graft
South Africa's suspended cricket boss Gerald Majola was on Thursday found guilty of wrongfully receiving bonuses linked to international tournaments staged in 2009, officials said.
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Gerald Majola disciplinary hearing delayed again
The disciplinary hearing of Cricket South Africa (CSA) chief executive Gerald Majola has been delayed yet again, this time at the request of the board due to unavailability of one of its key witnesses.
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Majola wins first round in CSA disciplinary hearing
Suspended Cricket South Africa CEO Gerald Majola has won the first round of his disciplinary hearing on the allegedly irregular IPL bonuses he paid to himself and other CSA staff.
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South African cricket divided over IPL bonus saga: Jacques Faul
South African cricket remains divided over the 2009 saga in which now suspended chief executive Gerald Majola paid himself and other Cricket South Africa staff more than R4 million in IPL 2 bonuses, according to acting CSA Chief Executive Jacques Faul.
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Cricket South Africa chief resigns suddenly
The acting chief executive of Cricket South Africa (CSA), Jacques Faul, has tendered his resignation barely four months after Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula appointed him to restructure the embattled organisation.
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Cricket South Africa to sign huge sponsorship deal
In a boost to its sagging fortunes after the IPL 2 bonuses debacle, Cricket South Africa is on the verge of signing a huge deal with a leading insurance company.
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Gerald Majola's appeal against disciplinary chairman fails
Suspended Cricket South Africa chief executive Gerald Majola has failed in his bid to get the chairman of his disciplinary hearing over irregular IPL bonuses changed.
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Haroon Lorgat has his eyes on Cricket South Africa role
Haroon Lorgat, outgoing chief executive of the ICC, has confirmed he would be open to an offer from Cricket South Africa (CSA) subject to a complete restructure of the board.
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CSA facing costly battle to recover IPL bonuses
Cricket South Africa (CSA) is gearing up for a long and costly battle to recover the Indian Premier League (IPL) season-2 bonuses that now suspended chief executive Gerald Majola paid to himself and about 40 other CSA staff members without informing the board.
