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Transparency Institute Guyana calls for probe into allegations made by US-based television network against Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo

Transparency Institute Guyana Inc. (TIGI) Monday called for a Commission of Inquiry to examine the disclosures and allegations of bribery and corruption made against Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo during an international television programme ear

The governor and premier said they were pleased with recent progress toward carrying out the Commission of Inquiry recommendations.

The auditor says it was not possible to verify the expenditure of Sh59,541,584,343 due to the inability to access the student enrollment data.

<p>La Federation of Civil Service and Other Unions (FCSOU) et la Federation of Parastal Bodies and Other Unions (FPBOU) ne voient pas d’un œil les amendements envisagés à la Statutory Bodies (Accounts and Audit Act) dans le cadre du du budget.</p>

Charlottetown councillor Bob Doiron had his choice of 18 proverbial hills to die upon when he decided in the summer of 2019 to take city hall and the city’s CAO Peter Kelly to task.

We have the right to question people if they step out of their mandate - AG

Auditor-General must only report to Parliament and no one else – Prof. Prasad

The results of the Commission of Inquiry are in, and governance in the Virgin Islands has been found to be “at best, very poor,”

KUALA LUMPUR: Non-compliance with financial management has resulted in issues of irregular payments amounting to RM1.299bil, loss of public funds of RM11.45mil and a waste of RM8.87mil to the government in 2020.