EEA Warns of Job Scams.
The Eswatini Enviromental Authority (EEA) has warned the public of scammers promising Emaswati jobs at the organisation in exchange for money. In a statement released on the organisation’s Social Media Pages, the organization distanced itself from these people pointing out that it will never ask money for medical check ups or for employment. “We have […]
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The Eswatini Enviromental Authority (EEA) has warned the public of scammers promising Emaswati jobs at the organisation in exchange for money. In a statement released on the organisation’s Social Media Pages, the organization distanced itself from these people pointing out that it will never ask money for medical check ups or for employment. “We have […]
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Business
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16 September 2021
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News on Africa
The Eswatini Enviromental Authority (EEA) has warned the public of scammers promising Emaswati jobs at the organisation in exchange for money.
In a statement released on the organisation’s Social Media Pages, the organization distanced itself from these people pointing out that it will never ask money for medical check ups or for employment.
“We have been made aware of a fraudster calling people offering them jobs as a receptionist on behalf of EEA, asking them to pay a certain amount of money for medical check up. This is fake,” read the statement.
The organisation also urged the public not to engage the fraudsters or make any payments.
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