South Africa

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  1. Does South Africa have an autonomous sanctions list?
    Yes.

  2. What is the name of South Africa’s sanctions list?
    The Targeted Financial Sanctions (TFS) list is the primary sanctions list in South Africa.

  3. Who maintains South Africa’s sanctions list?
    The Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) publishes the Targeted Financial Sanctions list.

  4. Does South Africa adhere to UN sanctions?
    Yes, South Africa implements UN sanctions.

  5. Does South Africa implement any other international sanctions regimes?
    No.


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