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Independent auditor to scrutinise Auditor-General’s accounts

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Independent auditor to scrutinise Auditor-General’s accounts

Parliament has taken steps to subject the financial records of the Auditor-General’s Office to independent scrutiny after approving a committee report recommending the appointment of an external auditor to examine its accounts.

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  1. Day 1 Sun, 1 Nov Independent auditor to scrutinise Auditor-General’s accounts First reported by CitiNewsroom.com · 3 newsrooms · you're reading this
  2. Day 2 Mon, 2 Nov Ghana recovers overGH¢18 billion from Audit Recommendations within four years – Auditor-General Reported first by Ghana News Agency · 2 newsrooms

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