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Shortage of trained investigators and prosecutors hampers Ghana’s fight against money laundering – Report

The report identifies limited specialist capacity as a challenge despite government efforts to strengthen anti-money laundering legislation.
According to the findings, money laundering in Ghana is linked to a range of criminal activities, extending beyond drug trafficking.
Ghana’s efforts to combat money laundering face significant enforcement gaps, including a shortage of trained investigators and prosecutors, according to the Global Organised Crime Index.
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