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Maluleke flags some SOEs for lagging on good financial management
AG Tsakani Maluleke tabled the national and provincial audit outcomes in Parliament on Wednesday.
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Maluleke warns R166 billion in irregular expenditure could still rise
That's because 88 auditees were unable to provide complete figures for the irregular spending they incurred.
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Maluleke: Out of 425 auditees, there were 115 clean audits throughout SA
She delivered the good news while briefing a joint sitting of Parliament’s standing committees on the auditor-general and public accounts on Wednesday.
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WATCH LIVE: AG Maluleke releases national & provincial audit outcomes
Auditor General Tsakani Maluleke is briefing the media on the 2021-20 Public Finance Management Act (PFMA) audit outcomes on Wednesday.
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World Bank: SA’s AG is one of two globally enjoying high independence
In its recent Supreme Audit Institutions Independence Index, the World Bank has found that the institution actively works towards promoting good governance, transparency, and accountability.
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Maluleke: WC has the highest number of local govt clean audits
Auditor General Tsakani Maluleke on Wednesday said the number of clean audits at the country’s 257 municipalities had gone down from 33 to just 27.
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Tsakani: Municipalities with clean audits down from 33 to 27
The Auditor-General tabled a consolidated general report on the local government audit outcomes for the 2019-20 financial year to Parliament.
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Irregular expenditure is sitting at R26bn across 246 of SA's municipalities - AG
Tsakani Maluleke briefed a joint meeting of Parliament and said that figure could be higher if more municipalities submitted their financial statements.
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Gauteng paid R501 million in medical negligence claims - AG Maluleke
Auditor General Tsakani Maluleke said in all provinces, health and education were the two departments that can't budget properly and ended up overspending.
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Maluleke: We won't hesitate to issue certificates of debt
Auditor General Tsakani Maluleke was presenting the audit outcomes of the 2019 / 2020 financial year on Wednesday.
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COVID-19: AG Maluleke says procurement of PPEs saw the biggest corruption
AG Tsakani Maluleke presented the second special report on the financial management of COVID-19 initiatives to the Standing Committee on the Auditor-General on Friday.
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AG Maluleke paints grim picture of the state of key SOEs
Parliament's standing committee on public accounts (Scopa) was briefed on the latest audit outcomes for the Development Bank of Southern Africa, Denel, Prasa, Eskom, Transnet and the SABC during a marathon session on Wednesday.
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AG Maluleke: Authorities hard at work trying to recover looted COVID funds
The AG revealed on Wednesday that more than 1,500 directors of companies doing business with the state received grants during the pandemic.
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Procurement processes for PPE flouted, some laws broken, says AG Maluleke
Auditor-General (AG) Tsakani Maluleke on Wednesday delivered her very first report, which was government’s COVID-19 relief fund audit.
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Sassa still has questionable beneficiaries on its system - AG Maluleke
Auditor-General Tsakani Maluleke on Wednesday delivered the second COVID-19 relief fund audit report.
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‘Not all PPE procurement processes fair’ – AG Maluleke on COVID-19 relief funds
Auditor-General Tsakani Maluleke has released the updated audit report of the COVID-19 relief funds. #COVID19 #CoronavirusSA #PPECorruption #PPEScandal
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‘Directors of companies benefited from R350 grant’ - AG Tsakani Maluleke
Auditor-General Tsakani Maluleke has released the updated audit report of the COVID-19 relief funds. #COVID19 #CoronavirusSA
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Govt’s COVID-19 relief funds could have been better used, says AG Maluleke
The new Auditor-General delivered the second COVID-19 relief funds audit. This after her predecessor, the late Kimi Makwetu, flagged the irregular procurement of contracts and corruption from the relief fund.
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Ramaphosa appoints Tsakani Maluleke as Auditor-General
Tsakani Maluleke is appointed for a non-renewable term of seven years.
