Gorongosa National Park cuts 212 jobs
The park restructured 10 departments after losing funding from the US Agency for International Development.
Gorongosa National Park has eliminated 212 jobs across 10 departments due to financial difficulties. The job cuts follow the loss of funding from the US Agency for International Development (USAID).
Sources familiar with the restructuring spoke to Zitamar News on condition of anonymity, citing fear of repercussions. The park has undergone a major restructuring impacting its operations.
The park's financial difficulties have led to these significant staff reductions. The loss of USAID funding directly contributed to the decision to cut jobs.
Why it matters212 employees of Gorongosa National Park lost their jobs.