After years of existing largely on paper, Malawi’s Confiscation Fund has finally acquired the rules governing who can access billions of kwacha seized from criminals, how the money will be spent and who will account for it. The Financial Crimes (Confiscation Fund) Regulations, 2026, gazetted on July 24, 2026, operationalise the fund, which, according to the Financial Intelligence Authority (FIA), holds about K16 billion recovered from proceeds o…
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