Mozambique

Band

D

Corruption risk

High

Data collection dates

May 2024-August 2025

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Mozambique’s defence sector faces significant gaps between law and implementation. While sanctions and whistleblowing protections are in place, effectiveness remains limited, and facilitation payments persist despite anti-bribery provisions. Procurement follows formal planning but allows little open competition and discloses few purchase details. Although the defence budget is broadly comprehensive, financial risks persist due to extensive secret items and limited legislative access to information. The absence of corruption as a strategic concern in military doctrine further shows weak operational risk management.

Risk categories

Political

Band

D

38/100

38/100

Risk

High

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Financial

Band

E

27/100

27/100

Risk

Very High

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Personnel

Band

C

60/100

60/100

Risk

Moderate

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Operational

Band

E

17/100

17/100

Risk

Very High

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Procurement

Band

D

33/100

33/100

Risk

High

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Relevant Updates

Press Release: Every country assessed in Sub-Saharan Africa at high to critical risk of defence corruption, Governance Defence Integrity Index (GDI) reveals

Press release from Transparency International UK, 19 March 2026 For more information or interviews…

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