
Audit Service deepens scrutiny of 7,000 public institutions
Kizito CUDJOE
The Ghana Audit Service is intensifying scrutiny of about 7,000 public institutions, deploying more technology-led audit tools and tougher evidence requirements as it seeks to curb persistent irregularities in public financial management.
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