OPERATION CLEAN AUDIT 2014: WHY IT FAILED AND WHAT CAN BE LEARNED
In 2009 the new Minister for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA), Sicelo Shiceka, launched Operation Clean Audit 2014 (OCA 2014). It was the signature intervention in the incoming Zuma government’s plan to “turnaround” local government. The objective of OCA 2014 was that all 283 municipalities (now 278) and provincial departments should achieve a clean audit on their financial statements by 2014.
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OPERATION CLEAN AUDIT 2014: WHY IT FAILED AND WHAT CAN BE LEARNED
In 2009 the new Minister for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA), Sicelo Shiceka, launched Operation Clean Audit 2014 (OCA 2014). It was the signature intervention in the incoming Zuma government’s plan to “turnaround” local government. The objective of OCA 2014 was that all 283 municipalities (now 278) and provincial departments should achieve a clean audit on their financial statements by 2014.
20140407 Operation Clean Audit 2014-Whi it failed and what can be learned.pdf