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May
2016
South Africa’s commitment to beneficial ownership welcomedBy:Contributing Editor Online CORRUPTION South Africa launched its third National Action Plan (NAP) on Friday, which includes a high-level commitment to creating a public register of beneficial ownership information. The NAP was part of the Open Government Partnership (OGP) discussions, which were held in Cape Town, this week.
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