South Africa’s failure to encourage multilingualism undermines progress
The ‘Great Bank Heist’ report found that R1.9-billion had been looted from the mutual bank, implicating him along with at least 50 other individuals
The accounting body will on Thursday argue again that Tshifhiwa Matodzi and Andile Ramavhunga should be struck off the CA (SA) roll
The beleaguered auditing firm has appointed a leader from outside the firm
Saica’s members that are implicated include former CEO Andile Ramavhunga and former holding company Vele Investments chairperson Tshifhiwa Matodzi
Saica’s inquiry into chartered accountant, commentator and former Wits lecturer Khaya Sithole will resume on Wednesday
The bank’s audit committee recommended the appointment of Deloitte
An affidavit by the chartered accountant accuses Saica’s top leadership of lying, not following due process and covering up corruption
Following a period of investigation, the professional body has decided to issue charges of misconduct against the chartered accountant
South Africa’s auditing profession had been ranked first in the World Economic Forum’s Competitive Index for six years but has fallen from grace
Since November, the new airline boss has splurged on new hires and brought in expensive consultants
It will remain a ‘business of significant scale’, KPMG said, with more than 130 partners and 2 200 employees
The institute of chartered accountants said it will now begin a tender process to appoint external auditors
Statutory bodies have to redeem themselves given that so many executives walk away from scandals
Experts agree that the implementation of broad-based black economic empowerment still leaves a lot to be desired.
Only 3.5-million of South Africa’s 48-million citizens have medical aid — that’s 84% with no medical cover.
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/ 14 February 2011
The SA Institute of Chartered Accountants is calling for amendments to provisional tax legislation because some taxpayers end up paying too much.