Central Banking

Why money laundering is a real challenge

Combating money laundering is a real challenge in many developing countries because of the scarcity of capacity and resources, said Tom Alweendo, the governor of Bank of Namibia.

Alweendo said that the scarcity of resources was critical in the law enforcement spheres, since most countries had less than efficient law enforcement agencies, which were in most cases overwhelmed by the demands to enforce other laws.

The governor made the comments on 29 April.

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