The Morning Call
In this edition of the business segment, we zoom in on an issue which seems to be an eye opener. Africa is losing about 50 billion US dollars every year as a result of illicit financial flows out of the continent.
If we go back 50 years behind you will then discover that Africa has already lost close to 1.7 trillion US dollars to illicit financial flows.
Watch Elvis Boh to find out more.
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