‘The International Organisation of Supreme Audit Institutions (INTOSAI) firmly believes that good governance, transparency and accountability constitute an indispensable part of a democracy,’ says Mr Terence Nombembe, Auditor-General of South Africa. ‘The use of public resources needs to be closely monitored by citizens by holding responsible those elected to positions of power. But these representatives can only be held accountable if they, in turn, can hold accountable those who implement t...

The AGSA has been appointed as the host of the XX INCOSAI 2010 which will take place from 21 – 27 November 2010 in Sandton, Johannesburg. It is expected that approximately 600 delegates, observers and spouses will be attending the event.

(Historic gathering of the world’s public sector auditors will focus on environmental auditing,sustainable development, the value and benefits of supreme audit institutions) [Pretoria] About 600 international auditors-general, finance ministers, parliamentarians and delegates from around the world will gather in Johannesburg (Sandton) for the premier 20th International Congress of the International Organisation of Supreme Audit Institutions (INTOSAI) in November 2010.

CAPE TOWN – The Auditor-General of South Africa (AGSA) today tabled its annual report for the period 2009-10 to Parliament. The organisation obtained an unqualified audit opinion, yet another proof of the AGSA’s commitment to leading by example in the area of financial reporting, good governance and accountability within the public sector.

PRETORIA - South Africa’s Auditor-General, Terence Nombembe, today addressed the media on the successes and challenges of his office in its efforts to continue ensuring a high-level relationship with all South African municipalities with a view to guiding them to achieve clean audits by 2014 as per the government’s target.