The Botswana government has set aside P57 million for a forensic audit, which will be conducted by Alvarez and Marsal, a firm based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The decision to commission this audit reflects the government’s commitment to transparency and accountability in the management of public funds.
Alvarez and Marsal, an internationally recognized forensic auditing firm, specializes in financial investigations, risk management, and corporate restructuring. The audit is expected to uncover any financial irregularities, ensuring that appropriate measures are taken to address mismanagement and enhance fiscal discipline.
While specific details on the areas of investigation have not been disclosed, the move signals the government’s determination to uphold integrity within public institutions. By engaging an independent international firm, authorities aim to ensure an impartial and thorough review of financial records.
The allocation of P57 million toward this audit underscores the government’s willingness to invest in financial oversight mechanisms, reinforcing its stance against corruption and mismanagement. The findings of the audit are anticipated to guide future policy decisions and strengthen governance structures in the country.
