June 2026 FATF Plenary: What the UK Presidency and the Exit of Algeria and Namibia Mean for Africa
The African Center for Governance, Asset Recovery and Sustainable Development has published a new analysis on the UK-based Law, Politics […]
The African Center’s 2026 Impact: Building Stronger Governance, Recovering Stolen Assets
Since 2022, the African Center for Governance, Asset Recovery and Sustainable Development has established itself as a critical voice in
Request For Applications (RFA) – Development Of A Risk-Aligned AML/CFT Sanctions Regime For The Legal Sector, In Support Of The NBA-AMLC
Building Nigeria’s AML/CFT Sanctions Regime for Legal Practitioners: An Opportunity to Shape Professional Accountability Call for Applications: Technical Expertise Needed
Press Release: African Center Representative Elected to UNCAC Coalition Coordination Committee
The African Center for Governance, Asset Recovery and Sustainable Development is pleased to announce the election of its Deputy Project
African Center’s Written Submission Published by UNODC for UNCAC Implementation Review Group Session
As global conversations on asset recovery, transparency, and anti-corruption implementation continue to shape international policy discussions, the African Center for
African Center Participates in UNCAC NGO Briefing on the Margins of the 17th Implementation Review Group Session
The African Center for Governance, Asset Recovery and Sustainable Development participated in the Briefing for Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) convened on
African Center partners Global Call for Contributions on Asset Recovery and Development Outcomes
The World Bank Group’s Office of Suspension and Debarment (OSD), Sanctions Board Secretariat, Legal Vice Presidency, and the Stolen Asset
FATF February 2026 Plenary: Compliance Expectations, Grey-Listing Pressures, and What Africa Must Do Next.
FATF February 2026 Plenary: Compliance Expectations, Grey-Listing Pressures, and What Africa Must Do Next. Analysis of the Financial Action Task
Juliet Ibekaku-Nwagwu Trains African Asset Recovery Practitioners in Mauritius
As Africa intensifies efforts to curb illicit financial flows and strengthen asset recovery systems, the African Union brought together policymakers,
Juliet Ibekaku-Nwagwu in Conversation with Marc Schleifer of TRACE International, Inc. #BriberyMatters on Trends Shaping Africa’s Anticorruption Landscape
In this conversation, she provides expert insights into key issues shaping anticorruption efforts across Africa, including asset recovery, international cooperation,