Fatshimetrie highlighted the importance of a crucial meeting held in Bandalugwa, in the heart of Kinshasa, in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Mayor Alphonse Ndofula spoke at this meeting to raise awareness among administrative staff about the responsibility that arises from the exercise of their daily tasks.
The mayor’s speech highlighted the urgency of adopting new practices and complying with recent directives from the central government. He stressed the need for a responsible approach in the performance of duties, especially regarding working hours. Indeed, the new guidelines now set the start of the working day at 8 a.m., with an end scheduled for 4 p.m., respecting the concept of the English week. This new strategy aims to improve the efficiency and productivity of administrative services.
The mayor’s direct communication with all staff underlines the importance of transparency and clarity in the transmission of directives. By avoiding misinterpretations and promoting common understanding, this approach contributes to better coordination within the Bandalugwa municipal administration.
Alphonse Ndofula also highlighted essential values such as regularity, responsibility and love within the work environment. He encouraged his colleagues to cultivate a spirit of unity and solidarity, while emphasizing his availability to listen to everyone’s concerns, without distinction or discrimination.
This meeting was an opportunity for administrative staff to become aware of the importance of their role in building an efficient and transparent administration. By adopting a responsible approach and complying with the new guidelines, Bandalugwa municipality officials will actively contribute to the improvement of public services and the well-being of the local population.