Lesotho's anti-corruption agency, covering both the public and private sectors. The DCEO website says section 11 of the Money Laundering and Proceeds of Crime Act names it the Anti-Money Laundering Authority, with a role in money laundering and terrorist financing cases.
What they do
Investigates and prosecutes corruption, economic offences and money laundering through divisions for investigation, prosecution, asset recovery, intelligence and public education. Publishes news, judgements, annual reports and a corruption index.
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