Gauteng Progresses Towards Transparency and Accountability

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The Gauteng Provincial Government (GPG) is proud to announce its upcoming award ceremony on August 30, 2023, which will celebrate the significant improvement in financial management and transparency within its departments and agencies. The event aims to honor the dedication of these entities in ensuring responsible handling of public funds and minimizing wasteful expenditure.

Unqualified Audits Reflect GPG’s Commitment to Transparency

The financial year of 2022/2023 witnessed a notable shift in audit performance, as all Gauteng departments and entities received unqualified audits. This achievement highlights the province’s unwavering commitment to fostering a culture of transparency and public accountability, which is paramount to the GPG’s priorities.

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Focus on Financial Controls Yields Tangible Results

A transparent, service-oriented administration is crucial in maintaining trust between the government and its citizens, and the Gauteng Provincial Government has made this an apex priority. The elimination of wasteful expenditure and unlawful usage of public funds is firmly in its sights, and the GPG’s focus on financial controls has yielded tangible results.

Recognition of Notable Achievements

The award ceremony, scheduled to take place at The Venue at the Houghton Hotel, serves as an opportunity to recognize these notable achievements. Members of the media are invited to attend this event and are encouraged to confirm their attendance with Thabisile Mkhwanazi, who can be reached at 066 470 6562 or Thabisile.Mkhwanazi@gauteng.gov.za for further details.

GPG’s Dedication to Transparency and Accountability

The significance of the event highlights the Gauteng Provincial Government’s commitment to transparency and accountability and its efforts to strengthen financial management. The positive trends observed in recent audit outcomes demonstrate the strides taken by the departments and agencies in implementing effective financial controls.

Ongoing Progress and Improvements

As the province continues to make strides in financial management and transparency, the Gauteng Provincial Government’s commitment to eliminating wasteful expenditure and fostering a culture of accountability is reaping tangible benefits. The unqualified audits stand as a testament to the province’s dedication to maintaining credibility and ensuring the responsible use of public funds.

Promoting Ideals of Transparency, Accountability, and Responsible Financial Management

The award ceremony on August 30, 2023, not only recognizes the achievements of the departments and agencies but also serves as a reminder of the importance of continued vigilance in maintaining and improving financial management. With continued dedication to these principles, the province can expect ongoing progress and improvements in its financial management and the effective use of public funds.

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