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Microsoft fuels AI skills with SMME training

Microsoft fuels AI skills with SMME training
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Group: Africa Losing $88 6bn to Illicit Financial Flow Annually – THISDAYLIVE

Group: Africa Losing $88 6bn to Illicit Financial Flow Annually – THISDAYLIVE
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Africa losing $88 6bn to illicit financial flow annually - Group

The Tax Justice Network Africa, on Wednesday says Africa is losing 88.6 billion U.S. dollars to Illicit Financial Flow (IFF) annually. | Pulse Nigeria

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CSOs: How multinational tobacco companies aid illicit financial flows in Africa

A report by the Tax Justice Network Africa (TJNA) and CISLAC says multinational tobacco companies contribute significantly to illicit.

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Feature: Why Zim s growing debt is a cause for alarm

DEBT and development experts have asked government to create a friendly investment environment and stop borrowing to help reduce

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