My phone has been awash with an excerpt from Dora’s book, where she recounts a ‘warning’ from her parents stay away from  me- AMBASSADOR FRANK MUTUBILA

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AMBASSADOR FRANK MUTUBILA WRITES

My phone has been awash with an excerpt from Dora’s book, where she recounts a ‘warning’ from her parents to be wary of me during her tenure at ZNBC, insinuating that I preyed upon newly employed girls. I must express my deep disappointment with this characterization. Initially, I refrained from responding, not wanting to lend credence to the comment or inadvertently promote the book.

It is profoundly disheartening that a long-time friend could pen something so demeaning, with the potential to tarnish the reputation and brand I have diligently built over the years. Such insinuations may easily be seized upon by those who do not know me or truly understand my character.

Words wield immense power, and once released, they cannot be retracted. It is imperative to carefully contemplate how they might impact the lives and reputations of those involved.

NOW I rest my submission

14 COMMENTS

  1. I think Dora should not have mentioned the specific name of Mr. F.M.She should have only stated the warning given by her parents generally. People normally connect dots when names are stated.Parents usually ( mothers) caution their daughters about dangers associated with familiarity with men but for parents to mention certain names is wrong.Dora should have done better. Forgive her for that…..

  2. I think Dora should not have mentioned the specific name of Mr. F.M.She should have only stated the warning given by her parents generally. People normally connect dots when names are stated.Parents usually ( mothers) caution their daughters about dangers associated with familiarity with men but for parents to mention certain names is wrong.Dora should have done better. Forgive her for that…..

  3. What the mother to Dora is purported to have said is hearsay at law and should not have been used by Dora as evidence in her book.

  4. What the mother to Dora is purported to have said is hearsay at law and should not have been used by Dora as evidence in her book.

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