Senate panel summons accountant-general over TSA remittances
Sunday Aborisade, Abuja The Senate Committee on Finance on Wednesday summoned the Accountant-General of the Federation, Ahmed Idris, to appear bef...
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In Tuzla, number of migrants slightly decreased in January compared to December
In Tuzla, number of migrants slightly decreased in January compared to December The largest number of them comes from Pakistan, Afghanistan and other countries H. J. I. / Fena 02.03.2021 GOVERNMENT SESSION In Tuzla, number of migrants slightly decreased in January compared to December Picture taken at today's session Foto: Fena By the decision of the Government of Tuzla Canton, the remaining part of the funds that the canton received from the International Monetary Fund in the amount of almost 19 million KM, was directed to the main account within the Single Treasury Account. The dominant ...
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PONDER MY THOUGHTS : Sierra Leone Concord Times
January 11, 2021 BY Andrew Keili It would seem that the latest reports from Audit Service Sierra Leone (ASSL) have sparked a considerable amount of controversy. Simply put, people are split along two lines. Those who are not fans of the current government remark that with such incriminating reports, they do not have the moral high ground to indict members of the previous regime for corruption. Some supporters of the government say accountability has improved and dispute many aspects of the audit findings. Some go so far as to infer the Auditor General (AG) has a hidden motive to disparage t...
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Ponder my thoughts : Auditor General under seige : Don't shoot the messenger – Cocorioko
AUDITOR GENERAL UNDER SIEGE: DON’T SHOOT THE MESSENGER! It would seem that the latest reports from Audit Service Sierra Leone (ASSL) have sparked a considerable amount of controversy. Simply put, people are split along two lines. Those who are not fans of the current government remark that with such incriminating reports, they do not have the moral high ground to indict members of the previous regime for corruption. Some supporters of the government say accountability has improved and dispute many aspects of the audit findings. Some go so far as to infer the Auditor General (AG) has a hidde...
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