When PHC's new management team took control in February 2021, one of its top priorities was to improve the company's healthcare services to its workers and members of the communities surrounding its sites. operation. PHC's medical facilities were previously managed by an external company. After …
Effective since 2016, PHC's complaints mechanism allows all stakeholders, including company workers, local communities and associations, to raise their concerns with PHC. This process is distinct from other complaint handling processes that the company supports, such as the…
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On the evening of July 13, 2022, three police officers assigned to Lolo police station, about 10 km from Yaligimba, went to PHC hospital with a dead body. When they arrived at the hospital, the police asked the nurses to resuscitate the individual; Unfortunately, this one was already...
PHC mourns a recent death following a mob justice attack near its plantation Read More »
An article published on the farmlandgrab.org website (author: Willy Makumi Motosia), on July 07, 2022 falsely and slanderously reports an event that occurred in Lokutu, Democratic Republic of Congo, on June 26, 2022, to the detriment and in violation of the company rights Plantations et Huileries du Congo (PHC) and its officers. In …
Noah Herland tells us about the Organizations of Agricultural Producers (OPA) set up by the Plantations et Huileries du Congo (PHC) as part of its Community Development Program (CDP). Noah is an Agro-Economist Engineer specialized in Environmental and Development Economics. He has acquired 12 years of technical expertise in several fields…
10 cocoa seedlings were distributed by PHC-Yaligimba to the communities of Bokombe and Yaligimba in the province of Mongala. The distribution activity, which took place on April 550 in Bokombe and April 13 in Yaligimba, is part of the community cocoa agroforestry project launched by PHC at the site …
The Plantations et Huileries du Congo (PHC) and the International Institute of Agriculture International (IITA) signed on June 28 in Kinshasa a memorandum of understanding for the intensive production of rice, maize, soybean and cassava seeds that will be used for the implementation of the 145 territories development program (PDL-145T)
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