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Fenaka ordered to respond to employment dispute
The Employment Tribunal has ordered Fenaka Corporation to formally respond to a case filed by former Deputy Manager Ahmed Shafeeq, who claims the company unlawfully refused to reinstate him after his administrative suspension for contesting the Local Council Elections. The Tribunal dismissed Fenaka's procedural objection and ruled it has jurisdiction to hear the case.
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Former MPL chief sentenced to over eight years in fuel fraud case
The Criminal Court sentenced former MPL Procurement Department Chief Manager Mohamed Aiman to eight years, nine months and 18 days in prison for fuel fraud involving MVR 6.7 million in transactions from 2019 and 2020. The court found him guilty of misappropriating 783,100 litres of diesel and approving 119 undelivered fuel notes, and ordered him to repay MVR 6.7 million to the State.
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