The latest report of Afrobarometer corruption survey shows brides in Mozambique but it still high.

The perception of corruption in Mozambique remains high, says Afrobarometer.

Half the population believe it necessary to pay a bribe to avoid a fine or going to court or register a property.

Two thirds are convinced a rich person is easily able to buy their way out of trouble.

A third of respondents believe most or all people in public service are corrupt.

This includes the presidency, judges, parliament and local government. It extends to business and non government organizations.

This perception has not changed since the previous survey four years ago although faith in the presidency has increased marginally.  

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