Auditor-General South Africa, "COVID-19 Audit Report" (Internet Archive copy of Mar. 11, 2026)
Summary
A page of the Auditor-General of South Africa (AGSA) on its Covid-19 audit reporting. It states that Auditor-general Kimi Makwetu reported that the relief package redirected by government in response to the Covid-19 pandemic "landed in a weak control environment." The citizen's report on the page says that when the pandemic reached South Africa in March 2020, government made a multi-billion rand emergency relief package available, to be spent urgently using fast-tracked processes. It adds that the AGSA was given the task of monitoring the spending of government departments and agencies involved with covid-19 relief initiatives.
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“Auditor-General South Africa, ‘COVID-19 Audit Report’ (Internet Archive copy of Mar. 11, 2026).”
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Auditor-general says the multi-billion rand Covid-19 relief package landed in an environment with many control weaknesses PRETORIA – Auditor-general (AG), Kimi Makwetu, today reported that the relief package redirected by government as a response to the Covid-19 pandemic, “landed in a weak control environment”. Click here to read the full media release. Citizen's Report Covid-19 SR 1 & 2 Dear fellow citizen When the covid-19 pandemic reached South Africa in March 2020, government moved swiftly to provide social,health and economic relief for vulnerable citizens and businesses. A multi-billion rand emergency relief package was made available, to be spent urgently, using fast-tracked processes.The Auditor-General of South Africa (AGSA) was given the task of monitoring the spending of government departments and agencies involved with covid-19 relief initiatives. Click here to read the full citizen's report
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