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In this month’s edition, the SAIGA President shares his thoughts on the recent SAIGA 2nd Annual Conference.
PSAAA and SAIGA teams engage institutions of higher learning about accrediting university learning programmes in accordance with the SAIGA designation.
View the updated SAIGA logo, and also check out what the SAIGA members, stakeholders and sponsors got up to at the Annual Conference in Pretoria. Enjoy the latest edition.
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MEN MAKE THEIR OWN HISTORY
Karl Marx once said, “Men make their own history, but they do not make it as they please; they do not make it under self-selected circumstances, but under circumstances existing already, given and transmitted from the past”.
The Protea Hotel Fire & Ice in Menlyn was a hive of activity as public figures, politicians, and the who’s who in the auditing and accounting professiongathered for the SAIGA 2nd Annual Conference in mid-September.
SAIGA is continuing its drive to have accreditation and recognition of existing learning programmes in universities relevant to the Institute’s designations.
To this end, SAIGA CEO Russel Morena and the Institute’s Education Development and Training manager, Sello Malatsi supported by the Education and Professional Development Committee (CPD) members, Xolisa Dlanga and Spokazi Jojo visited as many as eight institutions of higher learning, including a trip down to Durban and Cape Town.
STUDENTS across various higher learning institutions have expressed great interest in courses offered by SAIGA and Public Sector Accountancy and Audit Academy (PSAAA).
The PSAAA team, led by Portia Morai, embarked on a whirlwind tour of universities, namely the Tshwane University of Technology – Polokwane and Ga-Rankuwa campuses respectively – and the Vaal University of Technology during the month of August.
The SAIGA 2nd Annual Conference gala dinner was a glitzy affair event, graced by members of SAIGA, regional committees, stakeholders and sponsors at the gala dinner at Protea Hotel Fire & Ice Menlyn, Pretoria.
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SAIGA is the Southern African Institute of Government Auditors operating on a non-profit basis to serve the public interest. Since its inception on 27 July 1988, the role and functions of SAIGA has been to serve the public sector and society by advancing public accountability and auditing in its widest sense. As a professional body, SAIGA represents aunique brand of professionals, the Registered Government Auditor (RGA) in the public sector and in academia.
