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Mozambican journalist defends timber exposé in interrogation as new dispute emerges over seized cargo
Timber exposé lands Mozambican journalist in defamation probe
Part 2: A Ghanaian contractor, a $1.5 million contract, and a surveillance system that remains unexplained
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Malawi haemorrhages $6 Bn through Trade misinvoicing

Malawi haemorrhages $6 Bn through Trade misinvoicing

by theinv | 29 January, 2026| Stories

A new analysis reveals that over a decade, trade-related illicit financial flows have cost Malawi.

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Made in China: China’s Role in Transnational Crime and Illicit Financial Flows

Made in China: China’s Role in Transnational Crime and Illicit Financial Flows

by theinv | 27 October, 2022| Stories

By Collins Mtika The People’s Republic of China (PRC or China) plays an extremely impactful.

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Africa losing USD100bn annually through IFFs

Africa losing USD100bn annually through IFFs

by theinv | 18 October, 2018| Stories

By Collins Mtika In Africa, it is estimated up to USD 100 billion annually is.

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Tax outflows, debt cripples Malawi’s growth

Tax outflows, debt cripples Malawi’s growth

by Collins Mtika | 17 April, 2018| Stories

By Collins Mtika Malawi is struggling to address loss of revenues due to smuggling of.

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  • Part 1: A Ghanaian contractor, a $1.5 million contract, and a surveillance system that remains unexplained
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