‘West Africa loses $88.6bn yearly to illicit flows’
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The Government of Ghana has renewed its call for stronger parliamentary oversight across West Africa as part of a broader strategy to combat corruption, money laundering and illicit financial flows that continue to drain billions of dollars from the region 39;s economies .
Ghanaian Times
ghanamma.com‘West Africa loses $88.6bn yearly to illicit flows’
Members of Public Accounts Committees (PACs) from across the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) have been urged to strengthen collaboration and adopt practical measures to tackle corruption, illicit financial flows and other financial crimes in the sub-region. The call was made at a seminar on the theme, “Preventing Financial Crimes and Enhancing Public Finance Management through Parliamentary Public Accounts Committees in ECOWAS…
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