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Illegal Ethiopian Capital Flight Skyrocketed In 2009 To US$3.26 Billion
by Sarah Freitas.
Publisher: Financial Transparency Coalition, USA: 2011Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Corporations, crime, corruption and capital flight
by Charles Abugre.
Publisher: Pambazuka news Kenya 2011Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Developing countries lose $1tn a year from 'illicit financial flows'
by The Guardian.
Publisher: The Guardian London 2015Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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AU/UN Panel Report Prioritizes Curbing Trade-Related Illicit Flows; Calls for SDGs to Follow Suit
by Gascoigne, C.
Publisher: Global Financial Integrity Washington 2015Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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In Liberia closing the loop on illicit financial flow Publisher: IREDD, Liberia: 2014Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Illicit transactions cost Zim $2,6bn
by Daily News.
Publisher: Daily News Harare 2015Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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How African countries are affected by Multinationals' tax avoidance/evasion schemes
by International Tax Compact.
Publisher: International Tax Compact Bonn 2014Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Africa loses $60bn annually through illicit financial flows - Mbeki
by News Hunt.
Publisher: Newshunt 2015Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Africa loses $60bn annually through illicit finance flow
by Solomon ,Tinishu.
Publisher: The Africa Report Paris 2015Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Africa losing billions from fraud and tax avoidance
by The Guardian.
Publisher: The Guardian London 2015Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Quantifying illicit financial flows from Africa through trade mis-pricing and assessing their incidence on African economies
by African Development Bank.
Publisher: Johannesburg, South Africa 2013Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Illicit Financial Flows from Developing Countries Over the Decade Ending 2009
by Kar, D. and Freitas, S.
Publisher: Global Financial Integrity Washington DC 2011Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Illicit Financial Flows: An Analysis and some Initial Policy Proposals
by Ritter, I.
Publisher: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung German 2015Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Curbing Transfer Mispricing: A Regional Approach
by Dalberg,M. F.
Publisher: Open Society Initiative For West Africa Senegal 2015Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Domestic Resource Mobilization In West Africa: Missed Oppotunities
by Dalberg.
Publisher: Open Society Initiative for West Africa Senegal 2015Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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The United Nation’s New App to Track Huge Illicit Cash Transfers
by Michira, M.
Publisher: Standard Digital Kenya 2015Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Why Tackling Illicit Financial Flows Offers Energy and Climate Opportunities for Africa
by Yeboah, S. and Sultan, M. A.
Publisher: OSIWA Dakar 2015Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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The New Colonialism : Britain's Scramble for Africa's Energy and Mineral Resources
by Curtis, M.
Publisher: War on Want London 2016Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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Trade Mispricing: Do Countries Fetch the Rightful Value on Exports?
by Tax Justice Network Africa.
Publisher: Tax Justice Network Africa Nairobi 2018Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
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