Auditors
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Officials implicated in arts council mismanagement will be brought to book — Mthethwa
The National Arts Council vows that every cent from the sector’s Covid-19-relief programme will be disbursed to artists, after auditors uncover maladministration
Balancing the books: Give the auditors some credit
This is an article in reponse to Khaya Sithole’s column on 14 November, The decline and fall of South Africa’s auditing profession
Covid-19 crisis: Audit offices must rise to the occasion
The government’s good work can easily be undone should the risks of fraud and corruption not be addressed proactively
Auditing firms need an overhaul
Organisations and people depend heavily on audit reports, which is why they have to be trustworthy
Letters to the editor: October 20 to 26 2017
Readers write in about freeing minds, calling auditors to find ethics and asking SA to say no to NDZ
Fraud costs Metrobus millions
Six Computicket staffers are up on fraud charges, but the real problem is inside the bus service itself
AG finds R12bn outstanding in Gauteng health department
The Gauteng health department cannot account for more than R12-billion, nearly half its budget, reported the Star.
Parliament seeks Nombembe replacement
Parliament will be looking to fill the vacancy left by outgoing auditor general Terence Nombembe, whose contract expires in November.
Shaik’s auditors admit guilt
The two auditors who helped fraudster Schabir Shaik cook his company’s books pleaded guilty last week to three counts of improper conduct.
MPs urged to grant auditors ‘limited liability’
MPs on Tuesday heard a plea for auditors to be granted limited liability from legal actions.