Teachers and inspectors in Maniema trained to teach computing in primary schools

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: October 22, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo
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Teachers and inspectors in Maniema trained to teach computing in primary schools

The Maniema 1 Provincial Education Division launched training in Kindu on October 21, 2026, to prepare teachers and inspectors to introduce computing in primary schools. The first group covers the Kasuku, Mikelenge and Alunguli subdivisions and forms part of the 2024-2029 education modernization plan, according to provincial education director Mutoo Balingene Jacques. Provincial Education Minister Mera Marungu hopes the initiative will bring pupils closer to digital technology and improve their information technology skills. The training follows the provincial government’s recent donation of computer equipment to Kindu’s Teacher Resource Center.

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