Citing a Southern African Institute of Government Auditors (SAIGA) that found only seven municipalities in the country doing well, the Institute has called on the Minister of Finance, Enoch Godongwana to present a clear strategy to revive South Africa’s torpid economy and return public finances to a sustainable path when he presents his first mid-term budget later today. Click here to read more
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The Southern African Institute of Government Auditors is a non-profit professional body that serve the public interest. Since its inception in 1988, the role and functions of SAIGA has been to serve the public sector and society by advancing public accountability and auditing in its widest sense. As a professional body, SAIGA represents a unique brand of professionals, the Registered Government Auditors (RGA) in the public sector and in academia. The RGA is considered the highest professional designation within the public sector auditing. Visit: www.saiga.co.za for more information.
SAIGA is the Southern African Institute of Government Auditors operating on a non-profit basis to serve the public interest. Since its inception on 27 July 1988, the role and functions of SAIGA has been to serve the public sector and society by advancing public accountability and auditing in its widest sense. As a professional body, SAIGA represents aunique brand of professionals, the Registered Government Auditor (RGA) in the public sector and in academia.
