Accusations of replacement of agents within the Ministry of PTSD by members of the UDPS: denial and qualification as lies by the communications officer.
In a recent statement, members of the interprofessional union Transparency and Social Justice (TJS) accused PTSD Minister Tony Mwaba of replacing nearly 432 ministry agents with members of his political party, the UDPS. . However, these accusations were quickly denied by the ministry’s communications officer, Joel-Cadet Ndanga.
According to Joel-Cadet Ndanga, the union’s allegations are completely unfounded and are lies aimed at sullying the name of Minister Mwaba. He asked the union to provide concrete evidence of these replacements and to clarify who appointed these new employees and when. According to him, this is simply political manipulation aimed at harming Tony Mwaba.
In addition, Joel-Cadet Ndanga stressed that the TJS union is not authorized to operate within the PTSD ministry and that its leader has already been questioned by the secretary general of the ministry. These accusations are therefore perceived as fabrications fabricated in political offices with the aim of harming Tony Mwaba and discrediting his work within the ministry.
It is important to take a step back and objectively analyze the accusations made against the PTSD minister. It is possible that these allegations were manipulated and used for political purposes. It is essential to check the facts before making hasty judgments.
While awaiting further information and other sources, one should remain critical of these accusations and wait for concrete evidence before drawing conclusions. Objectivity and transparency are essential values in this type of situation, in order to guarantee the truth and not to damage the reputation of those unjustly accused.