The Auditor-General says it has submitted two reports carried out on some selected state institutions last year to the Parliament of Ghana.
The reports, it said, included the 2018 Report of the Auditor-General on Special Audits on Selected State Institutions and the Auditor-General Report on the Management of Human Effluent by the Accra Metropolitan Assembly.
A press statement issued and signed by Mr Bernard Conduah, Acting Public Relations Officer, Audit Service and copied the Ghana News Agency, said this was in fulfillment of Section 16 of the Audit Service Act 2000, Act 584.
The statement urged all stakeholders and the general public to access copies of these reports from the website of the Ghana Audit Service at www.ghaudit.org.
—citinewsroom
Saglemi Housing Project will not be left to rot – Kojo Oppong Nkrumah
Transport fares hike: GPRTU issue two-day ultimatum
ARC endorses Alan as presidential candidate – Buaben Asamoa
Akufo-Addo appoints Kwasi Agyei as new Controller and Accountant-General
PNC dismiss reports of mass resignations
PAC advocates for revenue collectors to be engaged on commission basis, not full...
Genser Energy commissions 110km of natural gas pipeline at Anwomaso
Naa Torshie calls for tolerance, peace ahead of 2024 election
Asantehene commends Matthew Opoku Prempeh for conceiving GENSER Kumasi Pipeline ...
Let’s do away with ‘slash and burn politics’ in Ghana — Dr Adutwum
