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RAA to develop in-house audit experts through Intosai Development Initiative’s training

RAA to develop in-house audit experts through Intosai Development Initiative’s training

In two years, the country will have a pool of experts specialised in enhancing audits. Auditors with the Royal Audit Authority are currently being trained through the Intosai Development Initiative (IDI). IDI has benefited more than 50 per cent of the country's audits so far. IDI, a body under the International Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (INTOSAI), supports the capacity...

MoIT to reschedule interviews after complaints over lapses in recruitment process

MoIT to reschedule interviews after complaints over lapses in recruitment process

A group of shortlisted candidates have filed a complaint with the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) against the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport. According to the group, misconduct and administrative lapses occurred in the ministry’s recruitment process which happened recently. The ACC is currently reviewing the case based on the group’s allegations. The Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport announced vacancies for four...

Portion of concrete footpath demolished after Gewog built on private land without approval, Samtse

Portion of concrete footpath demolished after Gewog built on private land without approval, Samtse

A new footpath in Maedgang village in Samtse was supposed to bring relief to residents, especially young children, during the monsoon. However, just as the project neared completion, a portion of the concrete footpath had to be dismantled after it was found to be constructed on private land without approval. The Norbugang Gewog administration initiated the construction of a 1.3-kilometre...

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