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Africa lost up to $1.8 trillion since 1970 due to illicit financial flows. It is one of the biggest challenges facing Africa today. As the problem becomes deeper and more complex, and African governments make it worse by signing bad mining contracts that virtually give away national resources to multinational companies, M. J. Morgan shows in this cover story that Africans should not get mad, they should get even. Nothing will change without public opinion ensuring it does. Africans should demand that corruption be made easier to prove and its proceeds harder to conceal.
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