The company's deputy general director is reportedly seeking to identify staff suspected of sharing details with the press.
Powers Sécurité has initiated an internal investigation to identify employees suspected of leaking information to Corbeau News Centrafrique. This comes as the company's deputy general director issued a response to the outlet contesting recent publications. The internal search for whistleblowers has intensified, creating a tense atmosphere within the organization.
Tensions escalated last Friday during a farewell ceremony in Bangui for a Powers Sécurité employee departing for the Bank of Central African States (BEAC). The event, held at a venue on De Gaulle Avenue near the French embassy, saw staff grouped by department and function, including human resources, controllers, inspectors, and managers.
The deputy general director, identified as Pasteur Osé Balezou, is overseeing the internal probe. The company's efforts to control information flow follow critical reports from Corbeau News Centrafrique, suggesting internal dissent or unauthorized disclosures are a significant concern for management.
Why it mattersEmployees of Powers Sécurité are affected by an internal investigation and potential disciplinary actions for sharing company information.
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