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Fin24 reports that Vonani Chauke has been appointed as deputy auditor-general, the office of the auditor-general said on Thursday.
The appointment will be effective from 1 July. Chauke will take over from the previous deputy, Tsakani Maluleke, who was appointed as auditor-general (AG) in December after the death of the outgoing AG, Kimi Makwetu, in November 2020. As deputy AG, Chauke will be the national audit office’s accounting officer and will be responsible for supporting the AG during her fixed seven-year term. Chauke's career includes a stint as a partner at SizweNtalubaGobodo as well as at Deloitte Africa. He joins the office of the AG from Deloitte’s Risk Advisory in Johannesburg. He is a qualified CA (SA), CISA and CIA with over two decades of auditing experience, and studied at Unisa, Wits and UCT. Maluleke expressed optimism that Chauke would be able to help her office drive efforts to tighten auditing processes in SA.
- Read the full original of the report in the above regard by Marelise van der Merwe at Fin24
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