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Yaounde: Secondary and Basic Education officials discussing the new academic year 0
Officials of the Central and Decentralized services of the Ministry of Secondary and Basic Education are meeting in Yaounde to map the way forward for the new school year. The highly placed civil servants taking part in the conclave which opened on the 26th of August 2016 included Pedagogic Inspectors, Regional Delegates and heads of examination boards.
They will inter alia, examine problems of discipline, the management of funds and review the last end of course examinations. The meeting holding at the Government Technical High School in Nkolbisson, Yaounde is under the direct supervision of the Secondary Education Minister, Jean Ernest Bibehe Massena.
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