Haut Sassandra: Labor Day Celebrated at La Lobo Mine Site

Author: Bertin MAMBOPublished on: May 3, 2026Country: Ivory Coast

Society & Lifestyle

Haut Sassandra: Labor Day Celebrated at La Lobo Mine Site

On May 1, 2026, the La Lobo Mining Company celebrated Labor Day in Grégbeu, highlighting the essential role of workers in the company's performance. Christine Logbo-Kossi, representing human resources, praised the staff's commitment and resilience in facing challenges. Worker representatives expressed satisfaction with working conditions and advancements in social dialogue, including the establishment of a production bonus. The day concluded with cultural performances and a parade, symbolizing cohesion within the mine.

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