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The Auditor-General's 2021 report, released in the course of the week, has brought to the limelight some irregularities happening in the public service.
Among them are the Judges' unapproved purchase of state-owned vehicles, universities running unaccredited programmes, missing documents on five divested companies by DIC, etc
As a result of these revelations, JoyNews PM Express tonight discussed whether or not the annual irregularities cited in the Auditor-General's report will ever stop.
Guests for the discussion were; Director General of Internal Audit Agency, Dr Eric Oduro Osae, Former Senior UN Governance Advisor, Prof Baffour Agyeman-Duah, Programmes Manager at Ghana Intergrity Initiative (GII), Mary Addah and Co-Chair of Citizens Movement Against Corruption, Edem Senanu.
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