FY2011 Auditor-General: GH₵119,488,756 in financial irregularities
The Auditor-General's annual reports on the public accounts for the 2011 financial year recorded GH₵119,488,756.04 (about US$73,059,466 at that year's rate) in financial irregularities across 1 report stream(s): Ministries, Departments & Agencies. Irregularities are unrecovered, unsupported or improperly applied public funds as reported by the Auditor-General; they are not proven losses or convictions.
- Amount reported
- GH₵119.5M
- First reported
- 30 Jun 2012
- Sources
- 1
As stated in the report currency (GHS). Not inflation-adjusted.
What happened, and when
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30 June 2012
Reported
Report of the Auditor-General laid before Parliament.
This record has no recorded resolution. That means the published sources show no further development — not that the matter was closed.
The evidence
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