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The report released on Thursday from Mike Harmon’s office showed multiple issues, including possible financial mismanagement at several levels.

A delegation of the State Audit Office of Vietnam (SAV) attended the International Meeting of Performance Audit Critical Thinkers (IMPACT) 2023 in Australia on April 19-20.

Export of pepper beans and spices would earn Vietnam 2 billion USD in 2025, according to President of the Vietnam Pepper Association (VPA) Hoang Thi Lien.

The State Audit of Vietnam (SAV) and the Audit New Zealand shared experience in and solutions to raise the quality of auditing during a recent working session between Vietnamese Deputy Auditor General Ha Thi My Dung and Controller and Auditor-General of New Zealand John Ryan, as part of the former's visit to New Zealand.

Vietnamese small business owners overwhelmingly expect to grow in 2023, with a new survey showing they are the most confident in their local economy across the surveyed markets in the Asia-Pacific.

The Jennings City Council recently passed a measure giving raises to council members and the mayor.

Almost three decades ago, Thai politics reached a critical threshold when public demands resulted in the establishment of a clutch of independent agencies to ensure the transparency and accountability of the political system and the stability and effectiveness of government.

A northeast Iowa woman has been accused of stealing over $130,000 from the city she worked for. The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office says that on March

As billions of dollars in COVID-19 relief flowed into Washington communities, many local officials appear to have overlooked background checks on contractors or detailed accounting of money passed to

A former police chief in Nebraska has been federally charged for misappropriating public funds.