New research shows how governments can prevent informal money transfers from being used to facilitate organised crime and terrorism.
Illicit economies in the Lake Tanganyika basin are fuelled by poor regional coordination against transnational organised crime.
South Africa’s illicit economies will be considered within the context of the 2025 Global and Africa organised crime indices.
Targeted interventions will be needed to unravel the complex layers of criminality associated with these groups.
The project works with police and policymakers to improve the continent’s response to threats.
A devastating drug addiction crisis is gripping Liberia, with one in five citizens trapped by Kush across communities.
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