Strike in public service in Bolobo: activities paralyzed, workers demand 7 months of salary arrears

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: June 17, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Strike in public service in Bolobo: activities paralyzed, workers demand 7 months of salary arrears

In Bolobo, Mai-Ndombe province, public service workers have gone on strike, paralyzing administrative activities. They are demanding payment of seven months of salary arrears. The situation is disrupting local public services, with no immediate solution announced.

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