Mozambique: Legal Training Centre Must Avoid Corruption

Maputo — The General Inspector of the Mozambican Ministry of Justice, Manuel Malunga, on Thursday challenged the country's Legal and Judicial Training Centre (CFJJ) to distance itself from any act of corruption and always act for the development of the country.

Speaking in the southern city of Matola, at the opening of the annual meeting drawing up the balance of the CFJJ's work, Malunga declared "you should strive for transparency, and keep your distance from the various expressions of corruption".

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