Africa loses $88.6 billion annually to illicit financial flows (IFFs), a new report shows. The Illicit Financial Flows in Africa—which covered 12 countries shows that this represents 3.7 percent of the continent’s gross domestic product (GDP). Speaking on Thursday (10.04) during the launch of the Audit Report on IFFs in the continent—Kenya’s Auditor General Nancy…...
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