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Weak governance systems and irregularly awarded deep-sea fishing contracts could deplete the country’s fisheries resources – including the threatened yellowfin tuna.
Increased awareness about hunting concessions that facilitate the smuggling of endangered species to Dubai is needed to prevent their decline.
To further combat poaching, the country should focus on involving local communities and strengthening cross-border cooperation.
Protected by online anonymity, cybercriminals are extorting huge sums from companies. How should businesses prevent this, and how should they respond?
Organised criminal networks, terrorists and local militias are increasingly targeting the livestock of pastoralists and farmers along the borders of Chad and Cameroon.
Sudan’s internal conflict has fuelled a new conflict economy in its northwest, amplifying regional illicit economies.
Stealing cows has become a critical revenue stream for the insurgents – complicating efforts to combat terrorism and organised crime.
The country is significantly impacted by this illicit trade, which costs Africa up to $17 billion annually.
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