More than 70 district development authorities (DDAs) have failed to provide crucial financial information to the government and the public, hindering governance, accountability and service delivery, watchdog Act Now! said. The group’s information coordinator, Cathy Tukne, said despite each of the 96 districts receiving 20 million kina annually for service and infrastructure improvements through the...
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