As seven countries in the region prepare for elections this year, how will organised crime influence the outcomes?
Modern approaches, strong policies, political will and zero tolerance to corruption are key to fighting poaching.
Cheap and readily available illicit cigarettes are becoming a lucrative source of income for organised criminals.
International criminal organisations continue to target Southern Africa due to the significant illicit wealth that can be generated.
Recent developments have risked turning elephant protection into a political numbers game.
Ce rapport donne un aperçu général de l'évolution des liens multiples que l'Afrique entretient avec les marchés criminels mondiaux.
This report is a broad overview of Africa’s multiple and changing connections to global criminal markets.
Since 2010, wildlife crime in Southern Africa has increased exponentially. A new ENACT pilot study used media monitoring to track the phenomenon.
Beyond poaching and seizure statistics, other information is needed to tackle wildlife crime in Southern Africa.
Botswana Corruption and Economic Crime act No 13 of 1994
Botswana Prevention of Corruption and Economic Offences Act
Botswana Proceeds of Serious Crime Act no 19 of 1990
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