Exetat 2026: Ministry of National Education confirms start of regular exams for June 22

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: June 17, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Exetat 2026: Ministry of National Education confirms start of regular exams for June 22

National Education Inspector General Hubert Kimboza confirmed on June 16 that item booklets have been delivered to all educational provinces in the DRC for the launch of the regular 2026 State Exam (Exetat) on June 22. Strict health measures are in place due to the Ebola epidemic in the East. Provincial chief inspectors are finalizing seat assignments and macaron number distribution. Candidates are urged to locate their exam centers in advance.

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