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61. Why Africa is so poor yet so rich

by Nkomo, Dumisani.

Publisher: Southern Eye Bulawayo 2014Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
62. Zim losing billions to corruption

by Nyoni ,Mthandazo.

Publisher: Southern Eye Bulawayo 2014Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
63. RBZ monitoring suspicious transactions

by The Herald.

Publisher: The Herald Harare 2014Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
64. Illicit Financial Flows Estimates for Developing Countries: 2003-2012

by Dev Kar Spanjers Joseph.

Publisher: Global Financial Integrity, Washington D.C.: 2014Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
65. Global Tax Justice in Africa: It's Time to Turn Words into Action

by Kende-Robb ,Caroline.

Publisher: Think Africa Press London 2013Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
66. G20 to tackle beneficial ownership, money laundering

by Corruption watch.

Publisher: Corruption Watch, South Africa: 2014Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
67. Secrecy Savannah: Is Kenya being Shaped into Africa’s Flagship Tax Haven?

by Kirk ,Martin Gathoni ,Blessol.

Publisher: Think Africa Press London 2013Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
68. Country Rankings: Largest 2012 Illicit Financial Flows

Publisher: Global Financial Integrity, Washington D.C.: 2014Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
69. Illicit Financial Flows: The Elephant in the Room at the EU-Africa Summit

by Freymeyer ,Christian.

Publisher: Think Africa Press London 2014Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
70. Tax Abuses, Poverty and Human Rights: A report of the International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute Task Force on Illicit Financial Flows, Poverty and Human Rights

by Lipsett ,Lloyd.

Publisher: International Bar Association London 2013Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
71. The Revenue Costs sn Benefits of Foreign Direct Investment in the Extractive Industry in Malawi

Publisher: AFRODAD Harare 2013Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
72. Africa: Richest One Percent Will Own More Than All the Rest By 2016

by Oxfam.

Publisher: Oxfam Oxford 2015Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
73. Country Rankings by Largest Average Annual Illicit Financial Flows, 2003-2012

by Global Financial Integrity.

Publisher: Global Financial Integrity, Washington D.C. 2014Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
74. Capital Flight: Africa needs to track, plug financial leaks

by Sauti ,Lazarus.

Publisher: Southern Times Windhoek 2014Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
75. Africa’s production, consumption paradox

by Kalinaki ,Daniel.

Publisher: Lesotho Times Mbabane 2014Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
76. BURS loses P1m to cigarette smuggling

by Dikuelo ,Pauline.

Publisher: Mmegi Gaborone 2015Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
77. Civil society organizations across Africa welcome AU focus on illicit financial flows

by Mwambwa ,Savior.

Publisher: Oxfam Oxford 2015Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
78. Factors affecting tax compliant attitude in Africa: Evidence from Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and South Africa

by Ali ,Merima Fjeldstad ,Odd‐Helge Sjursen ,Ingrid H.

Publisher: Chr.Michelsen Insitute Bergen Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
79. Addressing Tax Evasion and Tax Avoidance in Developing Countries

by International Tax Compact (ITC).

Publisher: GIZ Eschborn 2010Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF
80. Finance Mishandling A Cause For Concern For Zim

by Pretty Chavango.

Publisher: News of the South, Zimbabwe: 2014Online Access: Click here to access online Availability: in PDF