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Laws to fight illicit money flows must be strengthened

14 July 2016 by Alan

Laws to fight illicit money flows must be strengthened:

Pretoria – It is important for countries to ensure they have the right legislation in place to fight illicit financial flows, which is on the rise on the African continent and elsewhere, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan said on Thursday.

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