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INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AFFAIRS MINISTRY BREACHED FINANCIAL REGULATIONS PPPC

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Minister within the ministry of indigenous people’s affairs came under fire from the opposition on Tuesday for what was deemed a breach of financial regulations in the hiring and payment of additional staff in 2017.

Kristen Macklingam

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