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Letŝeng warns of fake job offers

Letŝeng Diamond Mine has urged the public to be wary of fraudulent job offers being advertised on social media.

In a statement, Letŝeng said it is concerned by the misleading job recruitment offers purportedly coming from the mine. 

It explained that all legitimate job vacancies related to Letŝeng Diamonds are exclusively advertised on the company’s official social pages, website, and local newspapers.

“In light of the recent reports of fraudulent job offers purportedly from Letŝeng Diamonds, we urge the public to exercise caution and vigilance. 

“Any job recruitment that does not originate from our official channels should be treated as fake,” the mine pointed out.

Letŝeng added: “We are committed to maintaining the integrity of our hiring process and protecting our community from potential scams.

“We do not sell jobs, and nobody should pay anything to anyone to get employed at Letŝeng Diamonds.”

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