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Auditor General flags K3.56bn debts in health sector, missing Mukula logs, other financial management gaps

Zambia’s Auditor General has flagged outstanding health sector obligations of K3.56 billion, unaccounted-for confiscated Mukula logs and revenue collection weaknesses in government institutions, warning that persistent financial management gaps are depriving the state of resources needed for public services. The…

Zambia MonitorBy AUGUSTINE SICHULA
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Auditor General flags K3.56bn debts in health sector, missing Mukula logs, other financial management gaps
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