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Feb 22, 2020

Predation 101. Part 2: The Enablers

A remarkable new report from South Africa illuminates the role of international banks, accountancy firms, and lawyers in enabling state capture and corruption at home and abroad:

Read the report here. And see here for an eloquent interview with one of its authors.

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