Moçamedes, ANGOLA, September 12 - The Angolan Republic Attorney-General, Hélder Pitta Grós, last Tuesday in Moçâmedes City, south-western Namibe Province, defended the need for specific training of cadres, having into account the existence of a diversity of crimes. ,

“There is a certain trend for economic crimes, so there is a necessity to focus on specific training to tackle that”, said the Attorney-General, who started a work visit to Namibe aimed at checking the level of functioning of justice organs in this province.     

 

The country’s chief prosecutor also recognised that the Attorney-General Department also needs specialised staffs in different areas.

 

He disclosed that the department intends to put in motion a new dynamics in the institution, so that it can be better prepared to respond to the near future challenges.   

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