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Rwandan Corruption Watchdog Has New Ways to Stem Tax Rot

Cooperation between districts and the tax collector is crucial to allow the former, access to the database of taxpayers and thus reduce weaknesses in revenue collection that is largely caused by insufficient information on local tax collection, according to the Executive-Director of Transparency International Rwanda, Apollinaire Mupiganyi.

Rwanda: Watchdog Recommends New Measures to Stem Corruption

New Times, 5 April 2018

Transparency International Rwanda (TI-RW) has urged districts to recruit experienced staff for Non-Budget Agencies (NBAs) to fix weaknesses in public finance management. Read more »

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Rwanda: AG Biraro - Govt Enterprises Must Strive for Clean Audits

New Times, 5 April 2018

Last month, the National Leadership Retreat recommended shoring up measures to fight fraud in the public and private sectors as well as recovery of embezzled resources. The retreat… Read more »
Rwanda: Access to Justice, Emerging Crimes Top Justice Sector Retreat Agenda

New Times, 26 March 2018

Emerging crimes like cyber-crimes and drug abuse and trafficking are among the key issues discussed at a retreat by stakeholders in the justice sector that ended Friday. Read more »
Rwanda: Middle Managers Most Fraudsters - PWC Report

New Times, 8 March 2018

Economic crimes are increasingly becoming a threat to businesses and organisations, with culprits most likely being mid-level managers. Read more »

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