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Tanzania: Why Public Entities Continue Losing Billions - Auditor General
Citizen, 8 April 2020
Dar es Salaam. Negligence, lack of knowledge and some regulatory failures are costing public entities dearly, with the latest audit report by the Controller and Auditor General… Read more »
Why Tanzania's Public Entities are Losing Money Like Water
Negligence, lack of knowledge and some regulatory failures are costing public entities dearly, with the latest audit report by the Controller and Auditor General revealing how some state bodies lose billions despite having efficient control systems. The CAG specifically mentioned the failure to utilise the installed control mechanisms and systems, as well as the deliberate move by some bodies not to educate Tanzanians on some important projects, as reasons for the losses.
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Tanzania: Cag's Report Reveals Flaws in Public Spending
Citizen, 7 April 2020
The government controller and auditor general (CAG), Charles Kichere, yesterday revealed flaws in government and its institutions as he put in the public domain the annual audit… Read more »
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Tanzania: Controller and Auditor General Exposes Gross Financial Irregularities
Daily News, 27 March 2020
GROSS mismanagement of public funds, poor supervision of government projects and negligence in various government institutions and local government authorities are among the rot… Read more »
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Tanzania: NCCA Spends Over U.S.$432,000 On Board Meetings and Seminars, CAG Audit Report Reveals
Citizen, 11 April 2019
The Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority (NCAA) conducted a total of 20 board meetings and 6 seminars spending Sh1.1 billion, a newly released Controller and Auditor General… Read more »
InFocus
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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 »
