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South Africa Officially Off FATF Greylist: Cabinet Hails Milestone for Economy and Global Reputation | SA News

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South Africa has been removed from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) greylist, marking the end of a two-year period of intense scrutiny since February 2023. The Cabinet, meeting in Cape Town this week, welcomed the decision, praising the coordinated efforts that led to this achievement. The delisting, announced by FATF on 24 October 2025, follows the country’s successful completion of all 22 action items by June 2025 and a favourable on-site assessment in July. This move is expected to boost investor confidence, lower borrowing costs, and strengthen the nation’s financial systems, paving the way for more jobs and economic growth. As one of four African…

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