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Muswada wa sheria ya utakatishaji fedha haramu wagusa wanasiasa, watu maarufu
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Muswada wa sheria ya utakatishaji fedha haramu wagusa wanasiasa, watu maarufu

Mwananchi about 2 hours 1 mins read
Bunge limepitisha muswada wa sheria unaopendekeza marekebisho ya sheria 21, ikiwemo Sheria ya Kuzuia na Kupambana na Utakatishaji wa Fedha Haramu ya mwaka 2006, kwa lengo la kuimarisha udhibiti wa utakatishaji fedha, ufadhili wa ugaidi na usambazaji wa silaha za maangamizi.

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