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For a long time, Ghanaian Institutions including the Academics have justified and accepted expenses without supporting documents or receipts. A practice that encourages corruption and showed its ugly head in Kwesi Nyantakyi' ...
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Is it a crime for an institution to use its IGF to pay critical staff when government subvention is dwindling and it's affecting the quality of university education?
Go and ask insiders at Fair Wages and Controller whether they believe the UG audit report. They will tell you they are not surprised about the rot in UG. Send all the UG staff to the Controller payroll. That's the only way to ...
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The AG is wrong. International best practice requires the auditor to give the audited institution a chance to respond to preliminary findings before going public. The AG in Ghana has been abusing its authority to villify ins ...
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You can say all you want. The auditors did a very good auditing before arriving at their conclusion. Whether international standard or not, they were found to overstating compensation claims period.
Which part of the International Standards allows an auditor to conclude on an "adverse" finding without clarification?
They should face the laws of the land period.