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 …
On the morning of April 18, 2022, PHC teams at the Lokutu site were informed of the discovery of a dead body with multiple gunshot wounds in a forest part of the PHC concession. The body was identified as that of a PHC harvester who...
PHC mourns the murder of one of its employees in a forest within its concession Read More »
Since December 2021, PHC agents at the Lokutu site have observed the illegal use of part of the Lokumete Estate by uncivil members of the local population for the production of illicit alcohol from the sap of oil palm. PHC has held many meetings with these people to…
PHC position on the destruction of illegal settlements at the Lokutu site Read More »
On the morning of March 25, 2022, PHC teams at the Lokutu site were informed of the discovery of two dead and charred bodies, one at the camp called Ndunda Pisé and the other at the camp called Salongo Pisé. These two camps are the result of anarchic constructions around the facilities of …
PHC supports investigation into two horrific crimes near company facilities Read More »
PHC is pleased to confirm its commitment to the principles of environmental and social governance following the purchase by Maku Holdings of all of the debt of Plantations et Huileries du Congo (PHC) previously owned by four development banks: CDC Group from the UK, DEG from Germany, BIO from Belgium and FMO from the Netherlands (together, the …
PHC is pleased to affirm its commitment to ESG following the purchase, by Maku Holdings, of the debt of Plantations et Huileries du Congo (PHC) previously held by four Development Finance Institutions (DFIs): CDC Group of the UK, DEG of Germany, BIO of Belgium, and FMO of the Netherlands. With this transaction, which came into …
Done in Kinshasa on January 6, 2022 The General Management of Plantations et Huileries du Congo "PHC" expresses its disappointment and disapproval following a wildcat and illegal strike taking place at the Boteka site, led by PHC workers as well as individuals who have no connection...
PHC's response to the wildcat strike at the Boteka site Read More »
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