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South Africa removed from EU’s high-risk country list: A step towards economic recovery | SA News

There has been welcome reaction to last week’s announcement of the removal of South Africa from the European Union’s list of “High-Risk Third Country Jurisdictions” (EU List).

The National Treasury said that they welcome South Africa’s removal from the list. “This follows the delisting of South Africa from the FATF’s greylist (“list of countries under increased monitoring”) and the UK’s list of countries in which there is a high risk for money laundering and terror financing, both of which happened on 13 October 2025.”

Treasury added that they also welcomed the removal of five other African countries – Burkina Faso, Mali, Mozambique, Nigeria, and Tanzania – from the EU List, following…

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