What Next As Tanzanian MPs Refuse To Work With Auditor General?
In a radio interview while on a working trip to the U.S. Controller and Auditor General, Mussa Assad, described the Tanzanian parliament as "too weak" to hold the government accountable, which has led to the MPs refusing to work with him, leaving the fate of the latest annual audit report on government expenditure hanging in the balance.
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This week, the House passed a resolution not to co-operate with the Controller and Auditor General.
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The ruling-party-dominated-parliament has endorsed a motion by the parliamentary Privileges, Ethics and Powers Committee that the legislative body stops working with Controller and ... Read more »
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In March 2018, Tanzania's Controller and Auditor General, Mussa Assad, presented his annual audit report which showed that state entities had diverted trillions of shillings into ... Read more »
