The station sent out an internal memo to staff on Saturday saying a document it had received from an anonymous source “contains several allegations, the validity of which cannot be determined at this time”.
It purportedly raised allegations about sexual harassment, mismanagement and recruitment or appointments without merit or qualification. “Both the MD of Kaya FM, Mr Greg Maloka, as well as the board, view these allegations in a very serious light,” read the memo. It added that after consultation with the board, Maloka had “volunteered to take leave of absence to allow for a smooth and uninterrupted internal process as well as to allow the investigation to run its full course”.
“Be assured that the board will act with the requisite need that the seriousness and sensitivity of the matter requires.”TimesLIVE reached out to Kaya FM for comment earlier on Sunday.
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