A 2017 performance audit by Auditor General Pamela Monroe Ellis found that Jamaica’s drive toward affordable, clean energy — a cornerstone of both the Vision 2030 national development plan and the country’s commitments at the United Nations — was bei

A performance audit by the Auditor General of Jamaica found that the Transport Authority spent nearly five billion dollars over five years regulating public passenger vehicles, yet produced no evidence its work made the sector safer, more reliable or

A performance audit by the Auditor General of Jamaica has found that the National Health Fund, the statutory body responsible for supplying medicines to the country’s public hospitals and health centres, delivered fewer than two in three drug orders

The National Water Commission spent billions contracting for capital projects that serve two million Jamaicans daily, and on paper it ticked every procedural box. But a performance audit by the Auditor General found that following the government’s pr

A performance audit by the Auditor General of Jamaica found that three major government ministries paid tens of millions of dollars to consultants, advisors and assistants in ways that could not be properly justified, evaluated or accounted for. The

The Auditor General of Jamaica has found that the South East Regional Health Authority — responsible for hospitals and health centres serving nearly half of the country’s population — failed to consistently demonstrate that it secured value for money

A landmark performance audit of Tax Administration Jamaica has exposed a property tax system in deep structural trouble — not because Jamaicans lack the capacity to pay, but because the agency tasked with collecting taxes lacks the tools, procedures

A performance audit of the Ministry of Health’s management of mental health services has exposed one of the most lopsided resource allocations in the Jamaican public sector — a system that warehouses clinically stable patients for decades while denyi

A December 2015 performance audit by Auditor General Pamela Monroe Ellis exposed a systemic collapse at the National Works Agency — the body responsible for every kilometre of Jamaica’s main road network. Thirty-six contractors submitted fraudulent m

The Universal Service Fund was established to bridge Jamaica’s digital divide — connecting underserved communities to broadband, equipping schools with technology, and expanding ICT access across the island. But a government audit covering three year