Public Entities Act irritates auditors

Law bars them from parastatal CEO and CFO appointments INTERNAL auditors have expressed displeasure with a clause in the recently gazetted Public Entities Corporate Governance Act, which disqualifies them from being appointed as chief executives or chief finance officers of public entities. The grievance was registered last week at the Institute of Internal Auditors Zimbabwe’s…

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