Blow for Kenya and Namibia as they join money laundering grey list

By AfricaPost March 7, 2024199 views

The Paris-based Financial Action Task Force announced this week that Nairobi and Windhoek have been found to have inadequate measures in place to combat money laundering and terrorism financing.

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