LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

TABLE 1
Particulars about SADC member countries

TABLE 2
Total number of police officers in SADC countries, 31 December 1999

TABLE 3
Whether the responding country has adopted a definition of organised crime

TABLE 4
Special police units to investigate organised crime in SADC countries

TABLE 5
Prevalence of specific crime categories in Botswana, Lesotho and Malawi

TABLE 6
Prevalence of specific crime categories in Namibia, South Africa and Swaziland

TABLE 7
Prevalence of specific crime categories in Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe

TABLE 8
Most serious crimes threatening countries in the SADC region, by priority

TABLE 9
Crimes committed by indigenous organised criminal groups constituting the most serious threat to SADC countries in 2000

TABLE 10
Crimes committed by transnational organised criminal groups constituting the most serious threat to SADC member countries in 2000

TABLE 11
Involvement of citizens from other countries in organised criminal groups in SADC member countries

TABLE 12
Nationality of members of the three transnational organised crime groups constituting the most serious threat to SADC member countries

TABLE 13
Legislative needs to address organised crime more effectively

TABLE 14
Preferred form of international assistance for SADC member countries to curb transnational organised crime

TABLE 15
Ways to improve regional co-operation in the fight against organised crime in SADC member countries


FIGURE 1
Extent to which SADC countries experienced similar categories of organised crime

FIGURE 2
Ten categories of crimes committed by organised criminal groups that constituted the most serious threat to the SADC region in 2000

FIGURE 3
Criminal activities of indigenous organised criminal groups constituting the most serious threat to SADC member countries in 2000

FIGURE 4
Criminal activities of transnational organised criminal groups constituting the most serious threat to SADC member countries in 2000

FIGURE 5
Extent of increase or decrease in organised crime during the past 5 years in SADC member countries