The Center for Democracy and Human Rights (CDD) has filed a complaint with Mozambique’s Central Office for Combating Corruption (GCCC), requesting an investigation into potential corruption related to the concession of the Machipanda border crossing. The complaint alleges possible connections between officials from the company Zhongmei and the Minister of Transport and Logistics. Specifically, the CDD seeks scrutiny of the process by which Zhongmei was awarded the operating concession for the Machipanda border, located in Manica province. The organization suspects irregularities and potential conflicts of interest in the awarding of the contract. This development raises concerns about transparency and accountability in Mozambique’s infrastructure and border management. Further investigation is expected to determine the validity of these allegations and ensure proper governance of the vital Machipanda border crossing. The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat corruption within Mozambique’s public sector.