Maputo — Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi declared on Sunday that, if he is elected to a second five year term of office, he wants to reform the country's judicial system.
Speaking at a meeting in Maputo with academics from various higher education institutions, he said he wanted to undertake a broad reform, reformulating the civil, penal and administrative legal codes, as well as the statute of magistrates to improve their pay and working conditions.
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