Togo Adopts New Audit and Financial Oversight Rules for State Enterprises
A cabinet decree implementing the 2025 state-enterprise law sets out audit, performance-contract and finance controls; its full legal text remains to be checked.
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Moldova Gives Prime Minister One Month to Propose Cybersecurity Reforms
After an October attack disrupted government digital services, President Maia Sandu announced a prime minister-led review and a three-month progress checkpoint.
US Auditors Find Missing Records in All 11 Federal Building Contracts Sampled
A November 6 inspector-general audit found 956 documents added after inquiries across 11 sampled contract files and identified separate failures to mark sensitive procurement records.
Malaysia's palace says Najib pardon is clear; prosecutors seek court ruling
After a RM50 million fine was paid, the palace said the conditional house-arrest pardon must be followed, while prosecutors sought a ruling on its interaction with two prison sentences.
Guinea-Bissau to allow party meetings on Nov. 24 but keep rallies banned
Military authorities will permit registered parties to hold internal meetings and congresses from 24 November, but public rallies and protests remain prohibited.
Laos Province Says 23 Sentenced, 155 Disciplined in Corruption Cases
Luang Namtha's provincial inspection committee reported more than 23.3 billion kip in losses across two cases reviewed over 2021–2025; individual court rulings were not published with the account.
Kuwait Approves KWD2.7 Million Final Account for Agency Abolished in June
A 25 October decree records KWD2.708 million in 2026/27 spending for the youth authority dissolved in June. Its accounting period and handover details still need clarification.
Ireland’s School Transport Costs Exceed 2025 Budget by €96 Million
A parliamentary hearing put 2025 school transport spending at €479 million against an original €383 million allocation, as officials cited underestimated demand and higher costs for pupils with additional needs.
Greek Campus Security Tender Still Pending After Attack Injures Three
After three students were injured in Athens, Greece's deputy education minister said camera and access-control tenders were still being prepared, with no firm installation date.
Peru Budget Panel Advances S/266.5bn Plan With New Spending Restrictions
Peru's budget committee backed a S/266.5 billion 2027 proposal on 5 November, including a conditional ban on official celebrations and funding provisions for public employees. Full congressional approval is still pending.
Costa Rica Road Agency Lacked Market Checks in 24 of 30 Audited Contracts
Costa Rica's auditor ordered procurement reforms after finding missing price checks and weak justifications in a sample of the road-safety council's exceptional contracts.
Mauritius Reports 253 Home Solar Kits Offline, 191 With Inverter Faults
Energy Minister Patrick Assirvaden disclosed the out-of-service figure for 25 August as the utility worked on replacements and a household ownership-transfer plan.
Laos Says Mining Reservoir Breach Sent Over 1,000 m³ Into River
A new provincial account attributes the Houaphanh breach to heavy rain and describes preliminary water checks; chemical results and the village water ban remain unresolved.
Long Thanh Airport Faces Payment Hurdles on VND8.9 Trillion of Work
Vietnam has ordered ministries to help resolve inspection and valuation problems affecting 12 of 16 construction packages as officials target year-end airport operations.