Maniema Resolves Teacher Salary Delays and Abolishes Illegal Deductions
Education Minister Announces Progress After Provincial Tour
Kindu, DR Congo – Marungu Useni Kadjol, the Provincial Minister of Education for Maniema, declared on April 22 that long-standing delays in teacher salary payments have been resolved across the province. The minister also confirmed the elimination of unauthorized salary deductions affecting educators.
Key Developments in Maniema’s Education Sector
The announcement followed an extensive inspection tour of schools in the Maniema 2 educational zone, covering Kibombo, Kasongo, and Kambambare territories across ten subdivisions. This initiative was prompted by concerns raised during a provincial assembly debate regarding payment delays through the Caritas service.
“We have successfully addressed the salary payment delays throughout Maniema province. Additionally, we’ve resolved issues regarding unpaid education bonuses for teachers and operational funding for public schools. Our inspections found no outstanding problems in any subdivision,” stated Minister Kadjol.
Comprehensive Solution for Educators
The provincial government’s intervention represents a significant step forward in improving working conditions for teachers. Key accomplishments include:
- Timely salary payments implemented province-wide
- Elimination of illegal salary deductions
- Resolution of unpaid education bonuses
- Addressing operational funding for public schools
This development marks a positive shift in Maniema’s education sector, potentially improving teacher morale and education quality across the province.
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