00870nam a2200109   4500100001700000245008200017260003100099300000800130520046500138650003700603856012000640  aDogbevi, E.K  aCurbing Illicit Financial Flows from Africa requires more than usual rhetoric  bGhana Business News c2016  a3p.  aThe article relays illicit activities in which the African continent is said to be losing about $60 billion every year through illicit financial outflows (IFFs). The activities of multinational corporations have been identified to be responsible for 60 per cent of the outflows, while criminal activities such as human trafficking and money laundering drive 35 per cent, corruption plays a five per cent role in shifting all these money out of the continent. 
  aIllicit Wealth , Capital Outflow  uiffoadatabase.trustafrica.org/iff/Curbing Illicit Financial Flows from Africa requires more than usual rhetoric.pdf