Rwanda: Clean Audits Are Progress, Not Cause for Complacency

Rwanda: Clean Audits Are Progress, Not Cause for Complacency

The latest Auditor General's report offers a welcome sign that Rwanda's public finance management systems are steadily improving. With more than 97 per cent of public entities receiving clean audits on their financial statements, the country has reason to acknowledge the work being done by the Office of the Auditor General and by public institutions that are taking accountability more seriously.

Preventive audits save Rwf10bn in two years - OAG report

The growing use of preventive audits has not only saved public funds but also continues to translate into tangible improvements in people’s lives, Auditor General Alexis Kamuhire has said. He said this on Wednesday, May 6, as he presented the latest report on public finance management to Parliament. ALSO READ: ‘Preventive audits’ could save billions of Rwandan francs lost in public projects Kamuhire highlighted significant progress in how govern…

Billions Saved as Auditor General Flags Stalled State Projects - Rwanda Dispatch News Agency

Auditor General Alexis Kamuhire has put public officials on notice over sluggish project implementation, even as the country celebrates a record 97% clean audit rate for the 2025 financial year. In a report tabled before a joint session of Parliament on Wednesday, the Office of the Auditors General (OAG) revealed it had frozen the potential […] The post Billions Saved as Auditor General Flags Stalled State Projects appeared first on Rwanda Dispa…

Rwanda Achieves 97% Clean Audit, but Project Delays Persist — Auditor General

Rwanda has registered notable progress in public finance management, with 97 percent of government entities receiving clean audit opinions on their financial statements, according to the latest Annual Audit Report for the financial year ending June 30, 2025. The report was presented on May 6, 2026, to both Chambers of Parliament by Auditor General Alexis