ENAFEP 2026: Exams postponed in several centers of Fizi and Mwenga due to insecurity

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: June 7, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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ENAFEP 2026: Exams postponed in several centers of Fizi and Mwenga due to insecurity

The 2026 ENAFEP exams have been postponed in several centers in the Fizi and Mwenga territories in eastern DRC due to insecurity. This decision affects thousands of finalist candidates. The security situation in the region disrupted the normal conduct of this national exam.

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