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A report by the SA Auditor General recommends boosting the independence of the office, saying it's at risk of government interference.

The government has withdrawn the surcharge notice that Dr Grace McLean, the interdicted acting permanent secretary in the Ministry of Education and Youth, was allegedly responsible for the loss of $11.2 million arising from payments made to the...

Victorian Government departments and agencies must follow these guidelines when entering sponsorship arrangements.

From the humble circumstance of birth like majority of Nigerians, only a most gifted seer would have forecasted the rise and rise of Senator Solomon

If the logic of the deputy Speaker, Juliet Holness, rolls over to tomorrow’s sitting of Parliament, the auditor general’s (AuG) special report on aspects of the National Works Agency (NWA) will be tabled. If it is not, the public will be kept in...

People’s Bank’s ‘People’s Remittance Vaasi Kotiyai 2023’ draw to select the millionaire winner for the month of May took place at the People’s Bank, Overseas Customer Services premises at Colombo 10 recently. In addition to that, the weekly winners for the period from May 14 to June 24, 2023, were also drawn at the event, […]

Emphasizes need for formal measures to regulate public spending and generate additional revenue for the state. The report of the committee appointed to recommend revenue-generating strategies presented to the President. President Ranil Wickremesinghe stressed the importance of financial discipline in nation-building and announced plans to promptly introduce formal measures to control public expenditure and generate...

Ismaila Zakari, former President, Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), has urged President Bola Tinubu to sign the Federal Audit Bill to

Finance Minister Colm Imbert says neither he, nor his ministry, approved any contracts for the police service under former commissioner Gary Griffith that may be in breach of the law. At a political meeting last Thursday, the Prime Minister accused Griffith of finding loopholes in the law by turning contracts over $1 million into multiple

The state-owned Airports Authority of Jamaica (AAJ) and its subsidiary, whose investments of over J$400 million of taxpayers’ money in FirstRock Capital Holdings were “irregular and lacked transparency”, continue to have shares in the private real...