CES to issue IDs to students in remote counties before exams
The Ministry of General Education in Central Equatoria State says students in remote parts of the state will soon receive nationality certificates through mobile civil registry teams to enable them register for P.8 and S.4 examinations. The announcement follows a meeting between State Minister of General Education and Instruction Lupai Satimon Andrew and the Director General for Civil Registry, National Passport and Migration, Major General Elia Costa, on Saturday. Minister A
The Ministry of General Education in Central Equatoria State announced that students in remote areas will receive nationality certificates through mobile civil registry teams. This initiative aims to help students register for P.8 and S.4 exams without traveling to Juba. The announcement followed a meeting between the State Minister of General Education and the Director General for Civil Registry. Minister Andrew highlighted the challenges students from certain counties faced in obtaining certificates. Mobile teams will first visit schools in Juba before expanding to other areas. General Costa confirmed the plan to issue certificates to students and volunteer teachers in government schools.
This initiative aims to simplify the process for students and teachers in remote areas to obtain necessary documents for national exams.
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