Fatshimetrie: End of strike by teachers in public schools in Maniema
After two weeks of strike action that began at the start of the school year, teachers in public schools in Maniema decided to end their movement following a general assembly held in Kindu, the flagship city of the province.
At the heart of this decision, Cléophas Makangila, focal point of the union of teachers in Catholic schools in Maniema, explained the basis for this suspension of the strike. According to him, repeated meetings and discussions with provincial authorities and various education partners have made it possible to make significant progress on the profession’s demands.
The meeting, which brought together teachers and school delegates, provided an opportunity to discuss the progress made and decide to end the strike movement. This decision marks a major turning point in the start of the school year and paves the way for a resumption of educational activities in a peaceful atmosphere.
The lifting of the strike by public school teachers in Maniema is an important step towards the stability of the education sector in the province. It will allow students to return to school in more peaceful conditions and offers a more positive outlook for the entire education community.
This decision also demonstrates the ability of local stakeholders to find concerted solutions to advance teachers’ legitimate demands while preserving the best interests of students’ education.
In conclusion, the lifting of the strike by public school teachers in Maniema is encouraging news for the province’s education sector. It underlines the importance of dialogue and consultation to resolve disputes and allow schools to fully play their role in training future generations.