Africa loses tens of billions of dollars every year through crime and corruption. And now the fight to stop that illicit flow of cash and capital has taken former South African President Thabo Mbeki and a team of experts to the US. Their goal? To bring attention to the problems and what it's costing the continent. Our UN Correspondent Liling Tan has the story
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