TENASOSP: Despite the security context, candidate turnout estimated at 85.5% in North Kivu 1

In North Kivu Province, a total of 85.5% of enrolled students took part in the TENASOSP, including 44.3% girls and 41.2% boys. This is the conclusion reached by the provincial education authorities of North Kivu following the evaluation meeting held on Saturday, June 15, in Goma. The various reports reveal with satisfaction that the TENASOSP proceeded smoothly in this part of the country despite the tense security situation. Chaired by Luc Gbaweza Kabango and Sosthène Shabishimbo Rusesosha, respectively the Provincial Director (Proved) of North Kivu 1 and the Provincial Chief Inspector (IPP), this meeting was also attended by national supervisors, including Mathilde Inzun, Director and Head of the Sernie Department, and Kabongo Bachiya, Deputy Inspector General. The Ministry of National Education and New Citizenship organized the third edition of the National Selection and Career Guidance Test (TENASOSP) for eighth-grade students on June 13–14. This test helps determine students’ profiles for selecting options in the humanities. Cheta Birhashwirwa