Mozambique: Law On Public Probity in Force but Not Yet Effective

Maputo — Mozambique's Law on Public Probity came into force on Thursday – but the Central Office for the Fight against Corruption (GCCC) admits that key bodies for implementing the law do not yet exist.

Among its provisions, the law states that public servants must refrain from taking decisions, signing contracts, or undertaking any other act, whenever they are in a potential conflict of interests.

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