Inspectors of Nord-Kivu II threaten to boycott the 2026 State Exam

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: April 28, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

Society & Lifestyle

Inspectors of Nord-Kivu II threaten to boycott the 2026 State Exam

Inspectors of the educational division Nord-Kivu II, covering Beni, Butembo, and Lubero, threaten to boycott the organization of the 2026 State Exam due to the non-payment of their 2025 allowances and precarious working conditions. They demand the resolution of several financial disputes, including arrears and what they consider discriminatory bonuses. The union also highlights logistical and security challenges related to administering exams in a region affected by insecurity.

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