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Bismack Biyombo to donate full NBA salary from this season to build hospital in DR Congo and honor late father

By Jack Bantock, CNN

Bismack Biyombo to donate full NBA salary from this season to build hospital in DR Congo and honor late father

Updated 11:51 AM ET, Sat March 12, 2022

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Bismack Biyombo will donate his NBA seasonal salary to build a hospital in his native Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and honor his late father, the Phoenix Suns star said Friday.The 29-year-old returned to the NBA in January, signing a contract for the duration of the season with the Suns having not played since the close of the 2020-21 campaign last fall. According to the Spotrac website, Biyombo's contract with the Suns is worth $1.3 million.

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