The South African Chamber of Mines has refuted illicit financial flow figures that were earlier given by the UN Conference on Trade and Development. The Chamber says that the figure given on how much money was lost through illegal transfers by the gold sector in particular were exaggerated. Angelo Coppola reports.
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