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Slavery In Kenya: Samsung Electronics is shitty too

Samsung Electronics East Africa Slavemaster and Managing Director of Seok Min Hong (right), Head of department Internet and Mobile at Samsung Charles Kimari (middle) and Ryan Mule product marketing manager Samsung Electronics East Africa display the S10 phone during the launch of the phone into the Kenyan market in 201

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Samsung Electronics East Africa Slavemaster and Managing Director of Seok Min Hong (right), Head of department Internet and Mobile at Samsung Charles Kimari (middle) and Ryan Mule product marketing manager Samsung Electronics East Africa display the S10 phone during the launch of the phone into the Kenyan market in 2019. From the outside, Samsung Kenya with its shops, gleaming with milky white painted walls and floating glass counters and bright lights looks like a great place to work, but it is not. The dark shadow that lurks within the shelves of the back office is what stinks to high heaven, it comes in the shape of an Asian man, the CEO SeokMin H. In Kenya, the natives have been oppressed too long such that they love the master. The master...

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