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The ineffectiveness of South Africa’s anti-corruption strategy
Bafo Khanyeza MCom (Acc) CA(SA) (Senior Lecturer: Unisa)
Bafo Khanyeza, Senior Lecturer at Unisa, features prominently in the March issue of Accountancy SA, a monthly magazine published by the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA).
His special report on audit reform, The ineffectiveness of South Africa’s anti-corruption strategy, explores the world’s three different categories of anti-corruption strategies (auditing models), as well as the country’s own anti-corruption strategy, which is underpinned by the Auditing Professions Act of 2005 (APA). It also investigates how the APA can be used in the public sector to ensure better accountability.
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Publish date: 2021/03/13
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