THE FLIGHT OF CAPITAL FROM AFRICA. LA FUITE DES CAPITAUX D’AFRIQUE

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English Version

Capital flight is a drain on the resources and wealth of the continent, depriving it of income and investments vital for the well-being of its populations. This document from the organization Global Financial Integrity, sheds light on this taboo subject.




Version Française

La fuite des capitaux ponctionne les ressources et richesses du continent, le privant de revenus et d’investissements vitaux pour le bien-être de ses populations. Ce dossier de l’organisation Global Financial Integrity, lève le voile sur ce sujet tabou.

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