PHC Awards 2025: Over 60 agents and executives recognized for their contribution

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: April 8, 2026Country: Congo

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PHC Awards 2025: Over 60 agents and executives recognized for their contribution

The Plantations et Huileries du Congo (PHC) recognized over 60 agents and executives for their commitment and performance in 2025. The award ceremonies took place in Lokutu, Yaligimba, and Boteka, highlighting winners from key professions in PHC's value chain. Ofata Malombe Hélène, winner of the best detached fruit collector award, expressed her pride and motivation to continue her work. An honorary longevity award was also given to Charlotte Makombo.

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