In this week’s newsreel, Canada’s Auditor General fires two employees over alleged conflicts, a suspended federal employee claims conflicts were properly disclosed and mitigated, a Brampton audit finds sole-source “accountability gaps”, Malta awards a tender to an alleged kidnapper, and a former Long Island housing head is sentenced to 10 years over a kickback scheme.
Canada’s AG Fires Two Employees Over Conflicts
Dalian Claims Conflict Was Disclosed and Mitigated
Suspended Employee Claims Deal Predated Employment
Brampton Audit Finds Sole-Source “Accountability Gaps”
Malta Awards Car Tender to Alleged Kidnapper
Georgia Bill Increases Sole-Source Risks
Jamaica’s Opposition Challenges Reforms
Philippine Amendments to Address Corruption
