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Africa loses $528.9 billion to illicit transfers in a decade (Record no. 498)

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Personal name Ghana Web
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Title Africa loses $528.9 billion to illicit transfers in a decade
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Place of publication Ghana
Name of publisher Ghana Web
Year of publication 2015
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Number of Pages 4p.
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Summary, etc The African Civil Society Circle, a group of nine civil society organizations and think tanks from Southern Africa, has disclosed that Africa lost a staggering total of US$528.9 billion in a decade, from 2002-2012, to financial leakages. A report by the group available to Public Agenda further reveals that the amount in issues far outstrips official development assistance which stood at US$348.2 billion, and US$284 billion in net inward foreign direct investment. Illicit financial flows refer to money that is illegally earned, illegally transferred or illegally utilized.
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Topical Term Illicit Wealth, Tax, Natural Resources
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Uniform Resource Identifier iffoadatabase.trustafrica.org/iff/africa_loses_$528.9_billion_to_illicit_transfers_in_a_decade.pdf
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