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Irregular expenditure at DBE, SACE and Umalusi rises to R96.3m

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Irregular expenditure at DBE, SACE and Umalusi rises to R96.3m

Auditor-General findings show irregular expenditure at the DBE, SACE and Umalusi rose to R96.3 million, while infrastructure underspending and compliance failures drew parliamentary scrutiny.

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