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automatically links planned budget and actual cash budget demands, allowing managers to efficiently schedule expenditures to minimize cashflow problems and improve public service delivery. Thus, the main reasons for the IFMIS were efficient expenditure control, to provide timely budgeting and accurate financial information across government, to provide a state-of-the-art computerised accounting system and to provide a standardised integrated financial management reporting system across government. A pilot project was launched in five ministries, but was met by many problems, resulting in the termination of the contract with the first supplier. Among the problems encountered during the pilot trial were severe mismanagement, technical problems, funding shortages, disagreements among members of the project (there were three distinct suppliers), insufficient training and staffing cultural challenges, resulting in long delays.
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285:"IFMIS generates payments to suppliers entered onto the system. In turn, cheques are raised for payment to suppliers and others which are then printed on Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) cheques. This function is currently centralized at the Accountant General’s Department. All the payment vouchers, less the supporting documents from the various Ministries, are manually brought to the Accountant General’s Department for verification before cheques are processed. The IFMIS system is designed to enable the GoM to monitor its budget and cash position."
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senior official in the ruling People's Party and Deputy
Director of Recruitment and Sensitisation, who eventually became the prime Cashgate suspect. The high-profile arrests continued through October and November, with two other suspects arrested over payments received despite no services provided. By November, more than 50 people had been arrested in connection with the scandal, and on 8 November, the former Justice Minister
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illicit payments from the government between April and
September 2013 for goods and services that were not performed. All told, the audit found that an estimated $ 32 million (USD) was stolen during the six-month period under review. In October, 2013, more than 70 people were arrested in connection to Cashgate – many of whom were subsequently tried and convicted. President Joyce Banda also fired her entire cabinet.
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perpetrators because he was on the verge of busting a corruption syndicate. President Banda – then still a member of the DPP – announced a plan to address the loopholes in the IFMIS and investigate the plunder of public resources. She enlisted a
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and enable the money a government receives or spends to be reconciled with the actual funds in the government's bank accounts, countrywide. Due to the vast sums that pass through government bank accounts, it is important that PFM systems be robust and effective at managing government funds (be they raised from taxes, donors, dividends, etc.), detecting and resolving problems.
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to release funds without lawful authority, create and approve unauthorized payments, issue cheques through the
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In the ensuing days, stories began to emerge that millions of dollars had been embezzled by government officials colluding to defraud the state. Some claimed Paul
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Soft-Tech found that "perpetrators were able to transfer funds from the government bank accounts to the vendor accounts for goods and services that were never supplied and then to delete these transactions from the IFMIS system." The government and Soft-Tech believed that "the system was manipulated
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The February 2014 Baker Tilly report found that a total of MK 13,671,396,751 (Malawian Kwacha) was misappropriated during the six-month period of 2013: More than MK 6 billion (45%) in Cashgate transactions; nearly MK 4 billion (29%) in payments with no supporting documents; and MK 3.6 billion (26%)
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In September 2013, Victor Sithole, a young accounts assistant in Malawi's Environment Ministry was found with roughly $ 300,000 (USD) in the trunk of his car. A week later, on 13 September, Paul Mphwiyo, Budget Director in Malawi's Ministry of Finance, was shot by armed men who were waiting for him
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That same year, a peer-reviewed article in November 2004 identified 21 issues that needed to be resolved for the IFMIS to work properly. For some reason, those issues could not be resolved. In May 2005, the Government decided to adopt and implement an EPICOR-based IFMIS following the study tour to
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were not included, suggesting that they had been implicated in Cashgate. Additionally, approximately 50 bank accounts, including those of government officials, were frozen. People began to speculate whether the two were implicated in the saga because no formal explanation was given as to why they
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was financing an IFMIS in Malawi sourced from the CODA Group, to be implemented by a South Africa-based reseller called UES. In 2004, Professor Lise Rakner, a Political scientist and senior researcher at the Chr. Michelsen Institute (CMI) in Norway, the largest centre for development research in
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have long speculated both Mutharikas’ involvement in Cashgate, citing the mysterious murder of the head of Malawi's Anti-Corruption Bureau, a failure to enact financial reforms and suspicious wealth accumulation of high-ranking DPP members. However, no link between either the former or current
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provided the Government of Malawi with a confidential report summarizing individual case files from its original audit. The report – intended to be private and "provided to assist Malawian law enforcement agencies only" – outlines individuals and companies involved in illicit Cashgate-related
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Upon the emergence of a large-scale corruption scandal, Malawi became enmeshed in chaos and speculation. President Joyce Banda's administration maintained that the looting was made possible because of loopholes in the IFMIS, and also suggested that Mphwiyo may have been shot by the scandal's
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British accounting firm Baker Tilly was enlisted by the UK's Department of International Development (DFID) to conduct a forensic audit of possible corruption during the period of September to April 2013. It issued two reports of the audit: the first, made public in February 2014, traced
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approximately $ 32 million (USD) of stolen funds to 16 Malawian companies, though it did not provide specific transactions or names; the second, delivered confidentially to the Government of Malawi, detailed names of companies and individuals involved in dozens of illegal transactions.
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these calls, saying the scandal was a "golden opportunity" for her government to clean up the civil service in Malawi. With support from the British government, she then initiated a forensic audit into Cashgate and began to take action against the scandal.
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Tourism, Robert Nantchito, an accounts assistant in the Ministry of Lands who was working with the Ministry of Trade, and Maxwell Namata. Soon after, one Pika Manondo, a suspect believed to be behind Mphwiyo's shooting was put on an
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just outside the gate of his house in Lilongwe Area 43. Mphwiyo's wife rushed him to a nearby health clinic, where doctors managed to stabilise his condition. He was transferred to
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NGOs, not directly to the government, and the IMF delayed a loan worth $ 20 million. The aid suspended by the EU, Britain and Norway collectively amounted to around $ 150 million.
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MK 15.5 billion). This report also detailed civil servants, companies, banks, Ministries and other individuals and organizations involved in illicit Cashgate transactions.
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741:"World Bank funds Government of Malawi to implement CODA financial management system"
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Cashgate remains a high-profile political dispute in Malawi. Current President
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and the next day flown to South Africa for specialist treatment.
1531:"Malawi Government Releases Report That Names Cashgate Figures"
1051:"Malawi official jailed for nine years over 'Cashgate' scandal"
1028:"Malawi 'cash-gate' corruption scandal unfolds like a thriller"
573:"Malawi official jailed for nine years over 'Cashgate' scandal"
539:"Malawi official jailed for nine years over 'Cashgate' scandal"
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the cash gate scandal caused financial loss to the government.
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1246:"Malawi's embattled Banda says huge scandal is 'opportunity'"
487:"'Cashgate' - Malawi's murky tale of shooting and corruption"
1506:"Audit report on fraud and mismanagement in Malawi - GOV.UK"
1480:"Former Malawi Justice Minister Ralph Kasambara re-arrested"
903:"Audit report on fraud and mismanagement in Malawi - GOV.UK"
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853:"Audit report on fraud and mismanagement in Malawi - GOV.UK"
513:"Audit report on fraud and mismanagement in Malawi - GOV.UK"
1154:"'Cashgate' scandal shows dark side of model African state"
1224:"Malawi Civil Groups Protest Handling of Cashgate Scandal"
1450:"Malawian police arrest ex-minister for attempted murder"
928:"How A Shooting Exposed The Plunder Of Malawi's Treasury"
689:. Reckford Kampanje, Accountant General. 20 November 2004
1334:"Malawi's ACB arrests 2 public officers over K70m fraud"
1268:"Malawi's Joyce Banda sacks cabinet amid corruption row"
743:. UNIT4 Business Software. 28 April 2003. Archived from
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President Mutharika and Cashgate has been established.
1106:"Norway suspends budget aid to Malawi over corruption"
794:. Chr. Michelsen Institute, DFID. 2004. Archived from
976:"Smokes and mirrors: Unpacking the paul mphwiyo saga"
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in inflated procurement prices. The report concludes:
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952:. Malawi Today. 16 September 2013. Archived from
606:"Germany to help Malawi probe 'Cashgate' scandal"
1004:. NYASA TIMES. 28 September 2013. Archived from
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1290:"Malawi: President Banda Appoints New Cabinet"
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