Africa overall score for

Private sector actors

4.980.19

Refers to profit-seeking individuals or entities who own, manage or control a segment of the legal economy free from state ownership or control, that collaborate or cooperate with criminal actors as the driving force, willfully, through coercion or neglect. Activities include, but are not limited to, the laundering of illicit proceeds, acting as informants and legal representation through unethical means.

highest-scoring countries

Equatorial Guinea

8.500.00

Equatorial Guinea

Criminality

4.37

Criminal markets

3.53

Criminal actors

5.20

Resilience

2.08

Angola

7.500.00

Angola

Criminality

5.62

Criminal markets

5.33

Criminal actors

5.90

Resilience

4.21

South Sudan

7.50-0.50

South Sudan

Criminality

6.42

Criminal markets

5.33

Criminal actors

7.50

Resilience

2.04

Sudan

7.500.50

Sudan

Criminality

6.63

Criminal markets

5.67

Criminal actors

7.60

Resilience

2.25

Democratic Republic of the Congo

7.000.50

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Criminality

7.47

Criminal markets

6.33

Criminal actors

8.60

Resilience

2.21

lowest-scoring countries

São Tomé and Príncipe

1.000.00

São Tomé and Príncipe

Criminality

1.80

Criminal markets

1.90

Criminal actors

1.70

Resilience

4.79

Eritrea

1.500.00

Eritrea

Criminality

3.92

Criminal markets

3.93

Criminal actors

3.90

Resilience

2.21

Comoros

2.00-1.00

Comoros

Criminality

3.83

Criminal markets

3.67

Criminal actors

4.00

Resilience

2.63

Lesotho

2.500.00

Lesotho

Criminality

4.52

Criminal markets

3.73

Criminal actors

5.30

Resilience

3.92

Niger

3.000.00

Niger

Criminality

5.93

Criminal markets

5.87

Criminal actors

6.00

Resilience

2.96

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