RAA recovers Nu 106.3M from irregularities
June 22nd, 2019
In 2018, the Royal Audit Authority (RAA) recovered Nu 106.368 million (M) after issuing 597 audit reports. There are unresolved irregularities of about Nu 604.380M. This was revealed yesterday by auditor general Tshering Kezang while releasing the annual audit report, 2018. It stated that Nu 100.993M of the recovered amount was credited into the audit […]
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