Africa-Press – Mozambique. The Ministry of Finance says that former state officials and deputies of the Assembly of the Republic will continue to receive their salaries, even after the implementation of the new Single Salary Table (TSU).
This information is contained in a letter issued by the National Directorate of Public Accounting, dated October 13, 2025.
According to the document, former officials covered by Law No. 5/2022 will continue to receive salaries under the old salary table until they are included in the new structure defined by the TSU.
The Ministry of Finance explains that the measure aims to ensure fairness and financial stability during the transition between the two salary models. Furthermore, the state undertakes to pay all retroactive salary differences resulting from the new framework.
The letter also states that, in cases where salary supplements exist, the calculation should be based on the salary defined by the TSU (Social Solidarity Tax) and not on the previous table, thus reinforcing the coherence and transparency of the public remuneration system.
The new guidance takes effect in January 2025, and the government urges public institutions to ensure payment within the established deadlines, avoiding delays and uncertainty for beneficiaries.
With this measure, the executive aims to ensure that the ongoing salary reform does not harm those who served the state, promoting a balanced and transparent transition for all employees and former public office holders.
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