CAG Exposes Some malicious Parliament Today Presenting At Its Report

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Controller and Auditor General of Government (CAG) today is presenting the final report of the audit of government in 2014/15.
Although uncertain what it official, some of the respondents expect CAG identify ants chew public money and how to deal with them.
While others expect better informed of the status of the management of public funds than in the past.
The report was originally scheduled to be presented to parliament at the weekend (April 22) before being postponed until today.

    "It is true CAG report will be presented tomorrow (today) in parliament," Deputy Secretary of the National Assembly and Administration, Joel Joel confirmed on the report submitted today.

Among the MPs who spoke to this journalist, have said they expect CAG showed good things for the performing institutions in the management of public funds but also bad things.

    "You mean the report would generate insects were used (government officials) as if there was no government," said MP Nkasi America, Ally Keissy insisting with his colleagues, President John Magufuli will help fight fraud in government.

Keisy said as MP, believes with colleagues, pending're seeing the report and ensure the money involved with tampering with government, before being brought to court, they returned the money.

    "Atakachosema CAG we will be ready to stand up to help the President to continue to fight fraud," he said.

For his part, MP for Rural Mbinga, Martin Suha, said the report is important in the management of the government and is expected to be good and bad things because of tumors that will have to be butchered.
Bukoba Rural MP, Jasson Rweikiza said expectations that they have is that fraud and theft kaoibuliwa and the report will be dealt with immediately.

     "If there is fraud, theft salaries air all be dealt with ... if there is any fraud and theft, the thief is in jail in his place," said Rweikiza accusing existence of ghost workers in its councils.