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Rundu Town Council delays October salaries

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Rundu Town Council in Namibia has announced a delay in paying October salaries because of financial difficulties affecting its cash flow. In an internal memo dated 23 October, management said it was working to restore its financial position and pay employees as soon as possible, The Namibian reports.

Rundu Town Council in Namibia has delayed payment of its employees’ October salaries because of financial difficulties affecting its cash flow, the municipality said in an internal memo dated 23 October, The Namibian reports. The council said its financial situation had prevented it from processing payments on time.

The municipality apologised to employees and acknowledged that the delay could cause difficulties for them and their families, who rely on this monthly income for essential expenses. It said it was working to improve its financial situation so that it could pay salaries as soon as possible.

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