DRC Kinshasa: Minetat in charge of justice and Keeper of the Constant Mutamba Tunguunga seals: officially launched the solemn opening of the National Criminology School at the UPC

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The date of Saturday March 15, 2025 will remain engraved in the Annals of the Protestant University of Congo (UPC), opening of the National School of Criminology; Under the high patronage of His Excellency the Minetat in charge of justice and Keeper of the Constant Mutamba Tungunga seals; has beenOfficially launched the solemn opening The National School of Criminology under the supervision of the Inspector General of the judiciary

To this end, 3,480 candidates admitted for the admission competition have invaded the UPC to challenge without recommendation and support external political forces.
This admission test stage will take two successive days given the volume of candidates and the capacity of the rooms to receive in the right conditions all the candidates future judicial inspectors of the DRC in the context of judicial reforms since the advent of Constant Mutambahead of Congolese justice.

Recall that the National School of Criminology has just been reborn from its ashes insofar as, this school has been able to carry out this kind of competition since 1989.

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RDC Kinshasa :Minetat en charge de la justice et garde des sceaux Constant MUTAMBA TUNGUNGA :lancé officiellement l’ouverture solennelle de l’école nationale de criminologie à l’UPC

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