DR?DONNA?HUNTE-COX’s future as chief executive officer of the National Cultural Foundation (NCF) appears to be in the balance.
SATURDAY SUN investigations revealed that her three-year contract ends sometime next month, but the three key players involved are mum on what happens next.
With mere months before this year’s festivals get under way, there is no indication if the contract will be renewed; if Hunte-Cox has expressed an interest in continuing; if an interim CEO will oversee the events; or if the position will be advertised.
Questioned earlier this week, Minister of Culture Stephen Lashley confirmed that the CEO’s contract expires in?May, but he deflected other queries.
Read the full story in today’s SATURDAY SUN.
Doubt over NCF CEO’s future
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