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Mugged & Bean: Man sought for allegedly stealing almost R900 000 from restaurant in Kruger Park

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Police are looking for a 44-year-old Zimbabwean man who allegedly stole almost R900 000 from a Mugg & Bean at the Kruger National Park. It was still not clear how the suspect, named by the Hawks as Tineyi Kampinya stole the money from the restaurant. Police could not confirm to The Citizen whether the large sum of money was stolen all at once.

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Mugged & Bean: Man sought for allegedly stealing almost R900 000 from restaurant in Kruger Park

Amos Tineyi Kampinya, who worked as a manager at a Mugg & Bean in the Kruger National Park's Lower Sabie rest camp, allegedly defrauded the company of R897 229 in 2022.

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Former Mugg & Bean manager on the run after stealing almost R900k from Kruger Park branch

Police are mum about how a Mugg & Bean manager at the Kruger National Park managed to steal almost a million rand from the establishment.

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The Citizen broke the news in South Africa on Thursday, February 1, 2024.
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