South African ‘Businessmen’ Financing Global Terror, Says US Intelligence

South African ‘Businessmen’ Financing Global Terror, Says US Intelligence
A general view of Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), the oldest existing and largest stock exchange in Africa, in Sandton on December 18, 2019. Photo by Emmanuel Croset/AFP via Getty Images
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JOHANNESBURG—The South African government is rushing through legislation in a desperate attempt to avoid being “gray-listed” by the Financial Action Task Force, a global intergovernmental watchdog of money laundering and terrorist financing. 
In a report in October 2021, the FATF said the country had “failed to demonstrate that it is effectively identifying, investigating or prosecuting terrorist financiers or addressing terrorism finance through alternate measures.”
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