Maputo — Mozambique’s National Social Security Institute (INSS) has decided to strengthen technical skills of employees involved in public procurement processes, at a time when the sector is facing new legal challenges following corruption scandals involving the institute’s high-ranking officials.
Last April, the country’s Criminal Investigation Service (Sernic), in coordination with the Central Office for the Fight Against Corruption (GCCC), detained the INSS Director-General, Joaquim Siúta;…
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