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Former CEDA employees,DCEC add to Thamane’s woes

Under siege: Thamane’s problems have increased as former employees accuse him of various misdeeds.PIC.KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Under siege: Thamane’s problems have increased as former employees accuse him of various misdeeds.PIC.KENNEDY RAMOKONE

With a forensic audit hanging over an organisation he led since 2008, Thabo Thamane’s problems have increased as former employees accuse him of various misdeeds.

As if that is not enough, Directorate on Corruption and Economic Crime (DCEC) is on his radar. DCEC's mouthpiece Nlayadzi Gambule only went as far as confirming that they are investigating Thamane and CEDA.

Some former employees of the under fire Citizen Entrepreneurship Development Agency (CEDA) this week submitted a petition to the Ministry of Trade and Entrepreneurship alleging abuse and harassment by CEDA management. In a petition received by the Assistant Minister, Baratiwa Mathoothe, the former employees lamented that they were wrongfully expelled from work for various reasons and want their way back in or compensation. The former employees also lament that some of them lost their properties in dubious court actions. It has also emerged that a number of former employees still have various cases before courts against the agency mostly emerging as a consequence of a policy where all employees who leave the agency whether by choice or fired were obliged to settle their loans.

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