Hypocrisy of the African Public Finance Management Framework - Nyasulu, Kamudoni
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Huge headlines across Africa have lamented the debilitating effects of corruption and fraud on the African economies and development. But is Africa ready for this fight? Do the antifraud practitioners possess strategies to equip Africa for this fight? This book highlights some of the major challenges facing developing and post conflict African countries with regard to, among others, (1) policy, political will, and legal framework in the prevention and deterrence of fraud and corruption; (2) strategies and coordination of institutional frameworks and institutions; (3) lack of human and…mehr

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Huge headlines across Africa have lamented the debilitating effects of corruption and fraud on the African economies and development. But is Africa ready for this fight? Do the antifraud practitioners possess strategies to equip Africa for this fight? This book highlights some of the major challenges facing developing and post conflict African countries with regard to, among others, (1) policy, political will, and legal framework in the prevention and deterrence of fraud and corruption; (2) strategies and coordination of institutional frameworks and institutions; (3) lack of human and infrastructural resources; and (4) the time- and energy-intensive nature of fraud detection, investigation, and resolution. The leadership and citizens of these countries are aware of the effects of fraud and corruption, but lack the strategies and sometimes the resources to prevent, deter, detect, investigate, or resolve fraud and corruption incidences. This is compounded by huge deficits in compliance because laws are either ignored or deliberately contravened, and regulations and ethical practices are circumvented. The book makes comments on some initiatives that have been tried at different levels of governance to stimulate debate in search of effective approaches to equip Africa fight fraud and corruption.
Autorenporträt
Kamudoni Nyasulu worked with the United Nations from 2001 to August 2013. He served in Kosovo as an international prosecutor and in Liberia as deputy and then as director of rule of law. A certified judicial administrator and a certified fraud examiner, he is engaged as a special prosecutor for cases of fraud and corruption committed upon public funds dubbed ÒMalawi Cashgate, Ó but served and rose through the ranks in the Malawi judiciary from resident magistrate to senior deputy registrar of the Malawi High Court and Malawi Supreme Court of Appeal as well as senior deputy sheriff of Malawi. He retired from the Malawi public service in 1999 in the position of director of public prosecutions.