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Economic crime goes up in 2015 by 61 percent

NAIROBI, KENYA: Local firms are among global companies losing billions due to various forms of economic crime as documented in a report by audit firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (pwc).

According to the audit firm, in 2016 incidences of economic crime went up by 61 percent compared to 52 percent in 2014 which is 25 per cent above the global average

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