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After about three years spent at the head of Kribi Terminal Containers Management, Sabri ABDOURAMANE said goodbye to her former colleagues during two ceremonies organized to his honor by the General Management.

Ceremonies during which tributes were paid to him as much by his collaborators as by the Branch for good service to the company during all his stay as the first director of Exploitation. In addition to gifts two receptions were organized as a thank-you for presence of KCT's top management.

After having manifested gratitude to all the staff, the latter leaves Cameroon for a new adventure on the island of Reunion.

The top management offered a meal at the end of the parade of the 34th edition of the International Women's Day which was celebrated this Friday in Kribi in the chief town of the Ocean Department. The Managing Director Daniel LALLEMAND surrounded by his main collaborators, reiterated to his collaborators the respect of her commitments vis-à-vis their rights and parity men-women.

This morning's parade is the culmination of a week of rich activities that began with a sports march last Saturday in the arteries of the city of Kribi and last Wednesday by the presentation of donations to the women and minors of the main prison of Kribi and participation in a round table on "Women and the digital society". The work of KCT's female staff that top management congratulated.

Elected on September 14, 2018, the ten staff representatives of Kribi Containers Terminal were installed by the departmental delegate of Labor and Social Security of the Ocean Irene Flore NGOUFFO TSEFO in the presence of the Director General, Daniel LALLEMAND and its principal employees.
The emotional ceremony (a first for KCT) was set in the conference room of Building A, which houses the general management of Kribi Container Terminal at MBORO on November 26th.
Before their appointment, the Director General first congratulated the lucky of the day for the trust placed in them not only by the voting staff but especially the staff of Kribi Containers Terminal as a whole. Daniel LALLEMAND asked them not to "peddle gossip" and to give the right information on the real situation of the company whose current vision is oriented towards the economic and commercial plan to rebalance its cash. Despite this somewhat gloomy situation, there is no fear of jobs and the payroll deemed high by the shareholders reassured the CEO that he will do everything possible to preserve the gains.

Following the CEO, speaking in turn, Irene Flore NGOUFFO TSEFO, the Departmental Delegate of Labor and Social Security of the Ocean, following in the footsteps of the Director General of KCT will ask the elected officials to make every effort to maintain a calm social climate for this young company that employs nearly three hundred people, one of the few in the port.
In response to these first two speakers, Word was given to RENE TCHADEU, the oldest member of this new vintage which will in turn first of all thank the general management of KCT for giving the opportunity to delegates to have the right to speak on behalf of staff, a rare initiative in start-up companies, before adding that it will be a matter for his colleagues and he to establish links of sincerity between staff and the Directorate-General for KCT's walk.
To materialize this frank collaboration, a register of grievances was given to them in order to transmit at the appropriate moments the possible grievances recorded and to find solutions in a concerted manner.

It was in favor of a fire simulation session organized last Wednesday, October 31 at the terminal by the QHSSE department and in the presence of a special unit of the National Fire Brigade of the Autonomous Port of Kribi. Here in pictures, a debriefing session of the QHSSE Manager, Nancy DOMCHE under the very attentive eye of Daniel LALLEMAND the General Manager, and all the staff of Kribi Terminal Containers.