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Staff accuse Freedom Park CEO of nepotism and corruption

LITANY OF Allegations

STAFF at the Freedom Park heritage site have accused the CEO, Dr Jane Mufamadi, of maladministration, corruption and promoting “ethnic values informed by tribal instincts” at the entity.

The staffers at one of the country’s flagship sites want Mufamadi put on suspension while the allegations about her are investigated.

A letter purportedly authored by disgruntled employees dated February 26, 2024, sent to the Arts and Culture Department, argued that

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