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SAFAC Annual General Meeting

The Southern African Forum Against Corruption (SAFAC) will be holding its Annual General from 6-8 August 2007 at the Elephant Hills Hotel, Victoria Falls.

The purpose of SAFAC is to co-ordinate anti-corruption activities in the region and provides a platform for sharing experiences and best practices in fighting corruption as well as build capacity within anti-corruption institutions. SAFAC comprises of 13 SADC members and it is a network of the existing anti-corruption agencies from these countries.

The theme for this year’s AGM is "Regional Co-operation for the Effective Implementation of the SADC Protocol Against Corruption". The theme is in line with developments in the region with regards the discourse on anti-corruption activities.

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