Welcome to AFROSAI-E

Auditing to achieve accountability - This swan-song of the Auditor-General of South Africa aptly describes the core striving of all national audit offices.

Constituted in accordance with the purposes and principles of the United Nations, the International Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (INTOSAI), recognizes Africa as a key development area and entrusts its progress to AFROSAI, a regional grouping which consists of 51 member countries.

This website shares with its readers the aspirations and achievements of the 23 English-speaking Auditors-General of Africa in their effort since 1991 to create and maintain a communal support structure that enhances their technical and institutional capacity to achieve their respective mandates.

New Auditors-General in our Region

Congratulations to the following new Auditors-General in our region:

  • Ms Themba Nxumalo - Swaziland
  • Ms Lara Taylor-Pearce - Sierra Leone
  • Mr Edward Ouko - Kenya

We wish them a fruitful and happy term!

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African Organisation of English-speaking Supreme Audit Institutions

General Manager responsible for administration and communication at the AFROSAI-E Secretariat

The African Organisation of English-speaking Supreme Audit Institutions (AFROSAI-E) has the national audit offices of 23 countries in Africa as it members, from Gambia and Ethiopia in the north to South Africa in the south. The organisation supports these offices in the area of public audit and institutional development using its own model for capacity building.

The 6th annual Technical Update will take place at the ABSA Conference Centre, Pretoria, South Africa from Wednesday, 23 to Friday, 25 November 2011

The following topics will be presented at the Technical Update 2011 concerning Environmental Auditing

  • The launch of an AFROSAI-E document, which will provide a summary of all INTOSAI WGEA guidance materials on environmental themes. The auditors will therefore have a single guide on how they can access and make effective use of the present INTOSAI WGEA guidance materials.
  • Two guest speakers during the Friday, 25 November 2011 morning session on the following topics:
    • “The role of the environmental audit in the auditing of public entities with emphasis on the interfaces with other disciplines”.
    • “Role and Responsibility of AFROSAI-Chair of WGEA". The resolutions of the 1st AFROSA-WGEA meeting and the progress report will also be discussed.
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