By Luzia Santos
The Mozambican Council of Ministers recently approved a reduction in remuneration and representation allowances for ministers, vice-ministers, secretaries of state, and parliamentarians, among other holders and members of public bodies.
The proposal also revises the remuneration of members of provincial assemblies, which are at values "much higher than those of executive bodies of provincial and national scope, as well as professional experts from various sectors of the state," contrary to the principle of fair pay, read a statement.
The values of the reduction were not revealed.
"This revision will improve the sustainability of the State wage . . .
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