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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...

Businesses struggling with declining customers due to ongoing Kuendelling Bazam reconstruction – Thimphu

Businesses struggling with declining customers due to ongoing Kuendelling Bazam reconstruction – Thimphu

Clothing and handicraft vendors operating their businesses near the Centenary Farmers’ Market in Thimphu are struggling with dwindling customers due to the ongoing Kuendelling Bazam renovation. While Thimphu Thromde has set a 15-month deadline for the bridge’s completion, shopkeepers said they were not adequately informed about the project’s impact and relocation plans. The bridge reconstruction will cost Nu 33 M....

BBS launches Druk Vote for seamless reality show voting

BBS launches Druk Vote for seamless reality show voting

Voting for reality shows aired on national television will get easier and simpler. The Bhutan Broadcasting Service, BBS launched a web application called Druk Vote today. Until now, voting has only been possible via SMS. BBS has been airing reality shows since 2008 on its Channel 2. BBS said the web application is expected to enhance transparency, create revenue opportunities,...

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...

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