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[POSITION 1 — cooking and housekeeping, Yopougon Gniangon CIE base] Urgent: a girl for cooking and cleaning at a gentleman's house who lives alone. A person who knows how to read and write, trusting (the gentleman travels often). Stay, rest one weekend for two. Salary: 40,000 FCFA per month.
[POSITION 2 — Nanny and household, Faya] A girl for nanny and cleaning; another employee already takes care of the kitchen. Salary: 40,000 FCFA per month.
[POSITION 3 — Cellar servant, Angré] A waitress in a cellar. Salary: 12,000 CFA francs per week.
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