Labour, S.F. creator text Nigeria Tribune 2017 monographic 2p. The article published by the Tribune talks of the pan African conference on Illicit financial flows and tax 2017.Stakeholders and policy actors drawn from government, civil society organisations, labour, researchers and academia and other relevant players, will gather on Nairobi, Kenya to deliberate on the topical issue of illicit financial flows (IFFs) from Africa and proffer solutions on how to curtail the trend that is ripping off Africa of billions of dollars on a yearly bases. The Pan African Conference (PAC) on Illicit Financial Flows, being organised by the Tax Justice Network of Africa (TJNA) and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UN-ECA), will focus on the emerging attempts to “recast and reshape the IFFs narrative and methodology and what this would signify for the struggle against IFFs from Africa and more broadly for the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals.” The Nairobi conference, which is the fifth edition of the annual conference seeks to provide a forum for policy actors from Africa and across the globe to articulate positions and propose solutions towards curbing IFFs from Africa. Illicit Financial Flows, Tax, Conference iffoadatabase.trustafrica.org/iff/Pan African conference on IFFs, taxation holds in Nairobi.pdf iffoadatabase.trustafrica.org/iff/Pan African conference on IFFs, taxation holds in Nairobi.pdf