DR Congo Minister Urges Employers to Pay Workers on Time Before Year-End Celebrations
DR Congo's Human Rights Minister Samuel Mbemba Kabuya reminds employers to pay workers' salaries on time before Christmas and New Year's celebrations.
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DR Congo's Human Rights Minister Samuel Mbemba Kabuya reminds employers to pay workers' salaries on time before Christmas and New Year's celebrations.
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