Africa-Press – Angola. The Benguela Provincial Delegation of the General Inspectorate of State Administration (IGAE) sent 28 cases of suspected irregularities in the fields of financial and property management to the Attorney General’s Office for investigation.
The information was provided by the outgoing IGAE delegate in Benguela, Letícia Duro.
According to the person in charge, who remained in the position for about a year, the institution has a call center that receives an average of 20 complaints per day.
Letícia Duro referred that the denouncements focus mainly on the sectors of health, education and municipal administrations.
“They are, above all, acts of public impropriety, bad service to the public and corruption”, he noted.
The outgoing delegate referred that the IGAE receives the dossiers and the respective analyses. In cases for which the IGAE is responsible, the processes are opened and in some cases, due to lack of elements, they are archived, and the others sent to the PGR.
New IGAE provincial delegate presented _
Nilza Sardinha is the new provincial delegate of the General Inspection of State Administration, presented this Monday to members of the government, in a ceremony conducted behind closed doors by the provincial governor of Benguela, Luís Nunes.
Nilza Sardinha, who replaces Letícia Duro, comes from the province of Huíla, where she held the same position.
Speaking to the press, Nilza Sardinha, who prefers to keep in touch with the files found, made it known that she will have the challenges of fighting corruption at all levels, with the help of civil society.
“We are going to try to make a diagnosis of cases of corruption and define strategies to combat them,” he guaranteed. CRB
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