Namibia left with six months to exit Financial Action Task Force grey list
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 25/10/2025
Namibia has successfully remediated 11 deficiencies out of the 13 identified by the United Nations’ Financial Action Task Force (FATF), making significant progress towards exiting the grey list. This was announced by the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) on Friday. Currently Namibia only has (…)
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