Publication

Apr 2003

This paper provides a profile of the definition of money laundering as a distinct crime in Eastern and Southern Africa. It outlines the strategic importance of money laundering, and discusses laundering patterns within the region from three perspectives - the internal, incoming and outgoing. It refers to several examples of money laundering from the region, and concludes with an attempt to quantify the scale of the threat that the practice presents

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Author Charles Goredema
Series ISS Papers
Issue 69
Publisher Institute for Security Studies (ISS)
Copyright © 2003 Institute for Security Studies (ISS)
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