Mechanization of schools in Maniema: Deputy Minister Theodore Kazadi reassures Governor and reminds him of prerequisites

As part of the implementation of the Five-Year Plan of the Ministry of National Education and New Citizenship—which identifies the quality and transparency of educational management as one of its guiding principles—Deputy Minister Théodore Kazadi Muayila received the Governor of Maniema, Mr. Moïse Mussa Kabwankubi, in an audience on Tuesday, September 23. The governor came to advocate for the mechanization of schools and administrative offices in his province. On this occasion, the Deputy Minister reiterated that the national education policy is based on clear foundations: cleaning up the sector, combating irregularities, and ensuring mechanization in accordance with legal standards. He emphasized that no school can be mechanized unless it has a valid decree and a complete file.

“Our ministry’s five-year plan establishes regularization as a lever for social justice and the stabilization of the teaching staff. But this progress can only be achieved through exemplary administrative rigor,” stated Mr. Théodore Kazadi.

With this in mind, the Deputy Minister encouraged the provincial government to proceed without delay with the identification and regularization of problematic institutions, in close collaboration with the relevant technical services, in order to submit compliant files for review. This requirement reflects the Ministry of National Education and New Citizenship’s commitment to embedding standardization within responsible and transparent governance, in accordance with the guiding principle of its Five-Year Plan: to provide Congolese students with a quality education in a healthy environment, for the benefit of the nation’s future. Moïse Dianyishayi