Mozambique: PM Points to Advances in Fight Against Corruption

Maputo — Quelimane (Mozambique), 10 Dec (AIM) - Mozambican Prime Minister Carlos Agostinho do Rosario declared on Monday that there have been positive results in the government's efforts to prevent and fight against corruption, thanks to the activities of the internal control units in public institutions and to inspections without prior warning.

Speaking in the central city of Quelimane, during an event to mark International Anti-Corruption Day, Rosario said that over the past two years about 2,000 disciplinary proceedings have been initiated against state employees. In addition to lesser disciplinary measures, 309 of these people have been sacked, or have been expelled from the state apparatus.

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