Ruling on Chiefs’ case to be delivered today

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Trying times: Mochudi Centre Chiefs supporters PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

Mochudi Centre Chiefs supporters will learn today if the case between two warring factions fighting for the control of the club will be treated as urgent.

Two parallel bodies, the society and the company currently run the club, leaving the multitudes of Magosi supporters confused ahead of the start of the new season.

The fallout began last month when the new interim committee that runs the society, led by chairperson, Victor Kobe made revelations that the transformation from the society to the company was not properly done.

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Ruling on Chiefs’ case to be delivered today

Mochudi Centre Chiefs supporters will learn today if the case between two warring factions fighting for the control of the club will be treated as urgent.

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