South African prosecution authority seizes N$52.5m in illegal mining proceeds in Namibia
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 22/01/2025
The Asset Forfeiture Unit in Mpumalanga, an arm of the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), has seized R52.5 million – the proceeds of illegal coal mining – from 10 Namibian bank accounts. In doing so, the NPA has ticked a vital box in South Africa’s scramble to exit its Financial Action Task (…)
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