Jail for 10 years or N$2m for promoting ponzis
Those who promote illegal financial schemes will, according to a newly tabled law, be liable to a fine of up to N$2 million, or 10 years in prison.
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Those who promote illegal financial schemes will, according to a newly tabled law, be liable to a fine of up to N$2 million, or 10 years in prison.
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