The secretariat of TJN-A and its member organisations successfully participated in various tax justice workshops at the 2013 World Social Forum held in Tunis, Tunisia

 Members of the Committee on Communications, Trade and Investment and civil society members drawn from Tax Justice Network - Africa, Seatini Uganda, Policy Forum of Tanzania, National Tax Payers Association of Kenya as well as ActionAid pose for a group photo after the consultations on harmful tax competition in East Africa.

The 2nd Annual General Meeting took place in Dar es Salam, Tanzania on the 9th and 10th of August, 2012. Member organisations and individual members of the network were present for this all-important meeting, which was aimed at strengthening the secretariat and providing a clear strategy for the tax justice agenda in Africa.

Screening of the movie WE’RE NOT BROKE.The movie tells the story of U.S. corporations dodging billions in income tax and how seven fed-up Americans take their frustration to the streets … and vow to make the corporations pay their fair share.

The government of Kenya is providing a wide range of tax incentives to businesses to attract greater levels of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into the country. Yet this study shows that such tax incentives are leading to very large revenue losses and are anyway not needed to attract FDI.

The government of Tanzania is providing a wide range of tax incentives to businessesto attract greater levels of Foreign Direct Investments (FDIs) into the country

Les mouvements illicites de capitaux font référence à de l’argent illicite à son origine, son transfert ou dont l’usage reflète des activités de corruption, crime et fraude fiscale.

"Governments need money. Modern governments need lots of money. How they get this money and whom they take it from are two of the most difficult political issues faced in any modern political economy” — Sven Steinmo